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Posted on 03 Oct 13:53 | by mitsumi | 11 views

Human Intelligence (Humint) Advanced 3
Last updated 4/2021
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.98 GB | Duration: 3h 51m

Team work in HUMINT operations

What you'll learn
Following on from the previous HUMINT courses, students will learn more advanced skills about meeting with their sources
Requirements
None but it will probably make more sense if the student has attended the previous HUMINT courses, Introduction and Advanced & 2
Description
Over the next two courses (HUMINT Advanced 3 & 4) we will be looking at options for meeting with the sources and source security. This includes some online/remote management of sources but focuses more on sources whom you will physically meet and debrief. In some instances, there may high levels of danger - depending upon where you work and what your IRs are. The touchpoint of physical meetings is where handling becomes very real and the risk levels can become higher. This is what you will hear increasing references to;Handler teams - the debriefers at a venue or meeting locationCover team - the protection for the source and handlersMeet mechanics (later) - how it all fits together and interactsIt can be complex (on-the-ground) but, from my experience, this is the most enjoyable part of HUMINTWe will be discussing online and physical source management but increasingly moving towards the physical for Advanced 4. Both online and physical source management have their challenges and both are open to being exploited by your sources and third parties (more later). These days, I can receive detailed, tactical data from almost any war zone around the world in a matter of hours, via the internet, however, how do I manage these sources, confirm the veracity of the information and pay the sources?
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction - HUMINT Advanced 3
Section 2: Section 2. Approaches and Exchanges
Lecture 2 2. Approaches and Exchanges
Section 3: 3. Co Handling
Lecture 3 3. Co Handling
Section 4: 4. Intelligence Agencies (and Criminals)
Lecture 4 4. Intelligence Agencies (and Criminals)
Section 5: 5. Meeting Security
Lecture 5 5. Meeting Security
Section 6: 6. Operational Sequence
Lecture 6 6. Operational Sequence
Section 7: 7. Human Terrain Analysis
Lecture 7 7. Human Terrain Analysis
Anyone with an interest in intelligence, human interaction and meeting with sources of information