Talk:Intelligence cycle

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This item seems somewhat idiosyncratic in its definition, and probably does not come from an authoritative source. 'Intelligence cycle' is defined in the NATO Glossary (AAP-6), together with definitions for each of the five activities in the all important 'processing' step of the cycle.

Nfe 02:47, 27 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]