The Needs of the Nation in Intelligence

Authors

W. J. Donovan

Number

4

Abstract

Every nation has certain vital interests that inevitably come in conflict with the interests of other nations, so national policy is, of necessity, the determination and redetermination of those vital interests that we must protect. Intelligence is the information upon which these determinations may be based.

Recommended Citation

Donovan, W. J. (1948) "The Needs of the Nation in Intelligence," Naval War College Review: Vol. 1: No. 2, Article 4.
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