Foreign Engagement & Global Coverage under the New Defense Strategy:
FAOs, Security Cooperation, and the Defense Attaché System
**releasable briefings**
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18 September 2012
0745-0800 Welcome: LTG James A. Williams, USA (Ret.), Chairman of the Board, NMIA
MG Edward Leacock, ANG, Mobilization Assistant to the Director, DIA/ TASC
0800-0845 Accelerating Change – Today’s Defense Intelligence Imperative
LTG Michael T. Flynn, USA, Director, Defense Intelligence Agency
0845-0930 Defense Attaché System (DAS) Overview & Attaché System “Forward”
RADM Bradley R. Gehrke, USN, Director, Defense Counterintelligence and HUMINT Center
Former Defense Attaché (DATT) to China
1110-1200 DAS Current Operations Update and Role in Global Coverage
Mr. Jeffrey Jore, SIO, DXA-5 Latin America Division
1430-1510 SOF Foreign Engagement, Global Coverage and Stability Operations Through Aerial Terrain
Mapping Partnerships
Christopher Tucker, Army Geospatial Center/Hector Cuevas, CW4, USA (ret.), Special Operations
Command Africa (SOCAF)
1530-1650 Service FAO Proponent Panel:
Service Paths to Common Goals of Language, Region & Cultural Expertise
USN FAO Proponent: CAPT (Sel) Elizabeth A. Thomas, USN, Chief
19 September 2012
0815-0830 Administrative Remarks/FAO Association Update: Kurt Marisa, Col, USAF (Ret), FAOA President
0830-0910 Strategic Intelligence Global Coverage and Partner Engagement: The National Perspective
MajGen Richard Lake, USMC, Deputy Director of the National Clandestine Service for Community
HUMINT (NCS/CHMO) and Senior USMC FAO
1130-1215 Interagency/Country Team Perspective: Dept of State POLAD Program
Ambassador Asif Chaudhry, Foreign Policy Advisor to the Chief of Naval Operations
1615-1650 Implications of the Establishment of the Defense Clandestine Service
Deputy Director, Defense Clandestine Service