Anglo-American intelligence cooperation
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Anglo-American intelligence cooperation refers to the close, often secret wartime and postwar collaboration in espionage, codebreaking, and security coordination between the United States and the United Kingdom.
Aliases (1)
- Anglo-American intelligence community ×1
Statements (59)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
bilateral security relationship
→
intelligence alliance → |
| beganDuringConflict |
World War II
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| characterizedBy |
extensive sharing of classified information
→
high level of secrecy → long-term strategic trust → |
| continuedIn |
War on Terror
→
post–Cold War era → |
| field |
codebreaking
→
counterintelligence → cryptanalysis → human intelligence → imagery intelligence → military intelligence → security coordination → signals intelligence → |
| formalizedBy |
UKUSA Agreement
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| hasComponent |
counterterrorism cooperation
→
cybersecurity collaboration → defense technology sharing → intelligence sharing → joint codebreaking operations → joint signals intelligence collection → joint surveillance programs → nuclear security cooperation → |
| hasControversy |
extent of mass surveillance programs
→
privacy and civil liberties concerns → |
| hasHistoricalRootIn |
World War II
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| includesOrganization |
British military intelligence agencies
→
CIA → Central Intelligence Agency → DIA → Defense Intelligence Agency → FBI → Federal Bureau of Investigation → GCHQ → Government Communications Headquarters → MI5 → MI6 → NSA → National Security Agency → Secret Intelligence Service → Security Service → United States military intelligence agencies → |
| influences |
NATO intelligence cooperation
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Western security policy → |
| involvesCountry |
United Kingdom
→
United States → |
| legalBasisIncludes |
bilateral executive agreements
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| originatedIn |
wartime cryptologic collaboration at Bletchley Park
→
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| relatedAgreement |
BRUSA Agreement
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| relatedAlliance |
Five Eyes
→
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| scope |
diplomatic reporting
→
global surveillance → military operations support → |
| strengthenedDuring |
Cold War
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| supportedOperation |
Allied codebreaking against Axis powers
→
counterterrorism operations after September 11 attacks → monitoring Soviet communications during the Cold War → |
Referenced by (2)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
BRUSA Agreement
("Anglo-American intelligence community")
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geopoliticalBloc |
|
William Stephenson
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participatedIn |