Secret Intelligence Branch

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The Secret Intelligence Branch was the espionage arm of the World War II-era U.S. Office of Strategic Services, responsible for collecting and analyzing covert intelligence behind enemy lines.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf espionage organization
intelligence agency branch
activity conducting espionage behind enemy lines
gathering economic intelligence
gathering military intelligence
gathering political intelligence
recruiting and handling agents
running human intelligence operations
basedIn Washington, D.C.
contributedTo Allied intelligence efforts
U.S. war planning
country United States of America
employer Office of Strategic Services
focusRegion Asia
Europe
North Africa
operatedInConflict World War II
opposed Axis powers
partOf Office of Strategic Services
primaryFunction analysis of covert intelligence
collection of covert intelligence
role espionage arm of the Office of Strategic Services
successor Central Intelligence Agency
supervisingAgency Office of Strategic Services
timePeriod 1940s
typeOfIntelligence operational intelligence
strategic intelligence
usedMethod clandestine operations
covert communications
secret reporting networks

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Office of Strategic Services subOrganization Secret Intelligence Branch