Intelligence for a purpose

A coherent national strategy is essential before intelligence requirements can be established. The present administration's policy does not put forward any permanent U.S. politic‐military interests or mission in the world. What is needed is “a foreign policy based on the primary of political regimes and military power, a policy aimed first at friendly regimes and at control of the ocean and space approaches to North America.” Intelligence would be geared to support these policies

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