National Security Council of the United States

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United States federal executive body advisory body national security council

The National Security Council of the United States is a senior advisory body within the executive branch that coordinates national security and foreign policy strategy for the president.

Aliases (18)

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	United States federal executive body → advisory body → national security council →
advises	President of the United States →
alsoKnownAs	NSC → U.S. National Security Council →
approvedBy	President Harry S. Truman →
branch	executive branch of the United States government →
chairperson	President of the United States →
coordinates	United States foreign policy strategy → national security strategy of the United States →
country	United States of America →
createdBy	National Security Act of 1947 →
dateFounded	1947 →
employer	United States National Security Advisor →
field	defense policy → foreign policy → intelligence policy → national security policy →
foundedBy	United States Congress →
hasJurisdictionOver	interagency national security decision-making process →
hasSubOrganization	Homeland Security Council of the United States →
headquartersLocation	Washington, D.C. →
jurisdiction	federal government of the United States →
legalBasis	National Security Act of 1947 →
locatedIn	White House Complex →
meetsAt	White House →
officeHead	Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs →
parentOrganization	Executive Office of the President of the United States →
partOf	Executive Office of the President of the United States →
policyArea	counterterrorism → crisis management → cybersecurity → defense strategy → homeland security → intelligence coordination →
primaryGoal	ensure the President receives coordinated national security advice →
regularAttendee	Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff → Director of National Intelligence →
reportsTo	President of the United States →
responsibility	coordination of policies among government agencies concerned with national security → integration of domestic, foreign, and military policies relating to national security →
scope	strategic-level policy coordination →
statutoryMember	Secretary of Defense of the United States → Secretary of Energy of the United States → Secretary of State of the United States → Vice President of the United States →
supportedBy	National Security Council staff →
typeOfBody	interagency coordinating committee →

Referenced by (79)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Director of Central Intelligence ("United States National Security Council") → Director of National Intelligence ("United States National Security Council") → President of the United States → SecDef ("United States National Security Council") → SecEnergy ("United States National Security Council") → Secretary of the Treasury ("United States National Security Council") → United States National Security Advisor ("United States National Security Council") → United States Secretary of Defense ("United States National Security Council") → United States Secretary of State ("United States National Security Council") → VPOTUS → Vice President of the United States → Vice President of the United States →	memberOf
Chief of Naval Operations ("National Security Council") → Chief of Staff of the Air Force ("National Security Council") → Chief of Staff of the Air Force ("National Security Council") → Chief of the National Guard Bureau ("National Security Council") → Commandant of the Marine Corps ("National Security Council") → Commandant of the Marine Corps ("National Security Council") → Joint Chiefs of Staff ("National Security Council") →	advises
Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs ("National Security Council") → Homeland Security Council of the United States → National Economic Council ("National Security Council") → Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence ("National Security Council") → Under Secretary for International Affairs ("National Security Council on economic statecraft issues") → Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Affairs ("National Security Council") →	worksWith
United States Attorney General ("National Security Council (by statute)") → United States Secretary of Energy ("National Security Council (when relevant)") → United States Secretary of Homeland Security ("National Security Council (when invited)") → United States Secretary of Transportation ("National Security Council (when transportation issues are relevant)") → United States Secretary of the Interior ("National Security Council (when relevant to responsibilities)") →	participatesIn
Director of National Intelligence ("National Security Council") → Director of National Intelligence ("National Security Council") → Office of the Director of National Intelligence ("National Security Council") → SecDef ("United States National Security Council") →	reportsTo
80th United States Congress ("National Security Council") → National Security Act of 1947 ("National Security Council") → Public Law 80-253 ("National Security Council") →	created
Fiona Hill ("United States National Security Council") → Henry A. Kissinger ("United States National Security Council") → Madeleine Albright ("National Security Council (United States)") →	employer
National Security Council of the United States ("U.S. National Security Council") → National Security Council of the United States ("NSC") →	alsoKnownAs
Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs ("National Security Council") → DOS ("National Security Council") →	collaboratesWith
National Security Medal ("National Security Council") →	administeredBy
NSC-68 ("United States National Security Council") →	approvedByBody
United States Mission to the United Nations ("United States National Security Council") →	associatedWith
NSC 10/2 directive ("United States National Security Council") →	authorizingBody
United States National Security Advisor ("National Security Council Principals Committee (in practice or by delegation)") →	chairs
United States national security apparatus ("National Security Council") →	component
Executive Office of the President of the United States ("National Security Council") →	comprises
executive branch of the United States ("National Security Council (United States)") →	contains
Office of the National Security Advisor to the Vice President ("United States National Security Council") →	cooperatesWith
United States national security apparatus ("National Security Council") →	coordinatedBy
Domestic Council ("National Security Council") →	coordinateWith
Office of Policy Coordination ("National Security Council") →	createdBy
White House Office ("National Security Council") →	distinctFrom
NSC-68 ("United States National Security Council") →	draftedBy
National Military Establishment ("National Security Council") →	hasComponent
Executive Office of the President of the United States ("National Security Council") →	hasPart
Defense Planning Guidance ("National Security Council") →	higherLevelStrategySource
New Look defense policy →	implementedBy
United States Trade Representative ("National Security Council (United States)") →	isMemberOf
National Security Council Intelligence Directive 9 ("United States National Security Council") →	issuedBy
United States National Security Advisor ("National Security Council staff") →	oversees
Office of Policy Coordination ("National Security Council") →	oversightBy
Missile Scare ("Executive Committee of the National Security Council") →	participant
National Security Council communications staff ("United States National Security Council") →	partOf
Delta Force ("National Command Authority") →	primaryTaskingAuthority
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff ("National Security Council") →	principalMilitaryAdvisorTo
National Security Strategy of the United States ("U.S. National Security Council staff") →	producedBy
Containment ("U.S. National Security Council") →	promotedByInstitution
National Security Act Amendments of 1949 ("National Security Council") →	refinedRoleOf
National Security Resources Board ("National Security Council") →	relatedTo
United States foreign policy ("National Security Council") →	shapedBy
Model Diplomacy ("U.S. National Security Council") →	simulates
Director of the Central Intelligence Agency ("United States National Security Council on certain matters") →	subordinateTo
Office of Policy Coordination ("National Security Council") →	supervisedBy
Cabinet Room ("National Security Council meetings") →	usedFor