INTELLIGENCE

by Jack Morris

This eBook is composed of 41 separate monographs each depicting situations in which government leaders and military war planners all faced the need for reliable intelligence and chose, for a variety of reasons to use it, abuse it, or ignore it. The reader will fine sufficient background material in these short reports for reaching conclusions as to the wisdom or folly experienced by the players involved.The reader will quickly become accustomed to the terms often used among intelligence officers and analysts such as findings, proactive, data collection, and the like. The reports range from distant history beginning with Moses and his march to Canaan and Jughi Khan’s campaign across Asia to Roosevelt and San Juan Hill and the attacks on the war ships Pueblo and Liberty.Be aware that some of the conversations in a few of the monographs were created using the author’s literary license for story purposes.Jack Morris was a law enforcement officer and an administrator in the Justice system for 30 years. He retired from the California Department of Justice. He concluded his justice system career while serving as Director, Intelligence Division, Queensland Criminal Justice Commission, Queensland, Australia. He is the author of several law enforcement books used extensively in police academies and has served as consultant to agencies across the United States, the U.K., and in Australia.He is the author of six other eBooks published in 2011. They are Chasing the Don (The exploits of one policeman’s war on Organized Crime), Mukhtar Mai (Pakistan’s first lady and her education of girls), My Korea (The author’s battle front experiences during the first year of the Korean War), Hell Ships (true story of the inhumane treatment received by American Prisoners of War during WW2), and The Observer (A novel set in Manchuria during the Russian and Japanese War early 1900s).Jack Morris lives with his wife, Freda, in California.

209 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 6, 2011