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DOCID: 4009690 <strong>CRYPTOLOG</strong> July 1994 6 SECRE'F SPOKE SECRET SPOI'E IIANDLE VIA COMINT CIIANNELS ONL¥ EO 1.4. (c) F.L.86-36
DOCID: 4009690 EO 1.4. (c) P.L. 86-36 SECREl? Target Development in the Field <strong>CRYPTOLOG</strong> July 1994 F;L. 86-36 byl _ fC ceQ) The purpose of this article is to discuss target development in the field and how it is different from target development as practiced by offices of primary interest (OPls) at NSA Washington (NSAW). These differences are important for Headquarters analysts to understand, because their ability to work with field target developers will have a direct effect on the product they receive from the field. The ideas in this article are drawn from the author's experiencel Ito discuss target development issues, and countless telephone and e-mail conversations with target developers around the world. While these thoughts are not universally applicable, they are valid, in varying degrees, for most large field sites. (C CCO) There are probably as many different definitions of target development as there are organizations doing it. One of the problems that arises in discussing the topic is figuring out what is meant by the phrase target development. Since it involves so many different types of activity. there are many different slants on its meanin.e;.1 1\\ SECRET IlANDLE ytA COMIN'f' CItANNELS ONLY \ \/ • EO 1.4. (c) P.L. 86-36 7
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