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In-STeP: The Intelligence Science & Technology Partnership

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In-STeP: The Intelligence Science & Technology Partnership

“Although the IC’s technological edge has long been a source of strength, maintaining and increasing this advantage require us to look beyond the immediate horizon to ensure that we are postured to address developing threats and take on new opportunities as they arise.”

Director of National Intelligence, Avril Haines, and Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence, Dr. Stacey Dixon

Strong, if often quiet, partnerships between the US private and public sectors remain the cornerstone of ensuring an overwhelming intelligence advantage for our nation’s decision makers and warfighters. ODNI’s Intelligence Science & Technology Partnership (In-STeP) is designed to empower the IC science and technology (S&T) enterprise and its partners to inform investment decisions by ensuring additional alignment and synergy in intelligence-related research efforts.

In-STeP Vision: Public- and private-sector S&T efforts aligned in support of intelligence needs.

In-STeP Mission: Enable senior IC leadership to effectively manage risk by anticipating mission needs, informing stakeholders of S&T-related developments, shaping S&T investments and efforts, strengthening integration, and leveraging partners and resources outside of the National Intelligence Program to solve problems of interest.

Purposefully inclusive, the In-STeP program casts a broad net. If a given technology, research effort, or idea advances the state of the art with respect to IC interests, the IC wants to know about it, regardless of origin. To seek out such game-changing advances, ODNI’s Science & Technology Group periodically releases Requests for Information (RFI). Prospective respondents can find the latest on SAM.gov.

The RFI’s release reflects ODNI’s commitment to ensuring that the IC’s S&T needs are communicated to external stakeholders so that current and prospective partners—from U.S. industry, academia, and across government—may better understand the IC’s often-unique S&T needs, and with that knowledge, tailor their efforts toward developing capabilities that ultimately solve intelligence challenges. RFI responses and engagement with partners through the In-STeP program are critical components of ODNI’s broader planning process for guiding IC investments in future S&T capabilities.

ODNI’s S&T Investment Planning Guidance—composed of the FY2022–2026 ODNI S&T Investment Landscape, the FY2022–FY2026 ODNI S&T Strategic Plan, and the FY2022–2026 ODNI S&T Strategic Investment Framework—collectively lays the foundation for better positioning the IC to advance our nation’s interests by anticipating and preparing for the demands of the future. These documents serve as a roadmap for advancing and sustaining a diverse and talented technical workforce, championing and advocating for S&T that is not only effective but will provide the IC with a competitive advantage, enhancing and creating enduring and purposeful partnerships with a range of non-traditional public and private partners, managing risk, and integrating expertise across a range of technical and mission-oriented disciplines. Additionally, these documents clarify how we will work together within the IC and alongside our partners to identify, champion, and catalyze investments to ensure our continued technological advantage through a whole-of-nation approach to innovation.

Inquiries about the In-STeP program and Investment Planning Guidance may be sent to S&TInvestment@dni.gov.

U.S. Intelligence Community Budget

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The U.S. intelligence budget has two major components: the National Intelligence Program and the Military Intelligence Program. The National Intelligence Program includes all programs, projects and activities of the intelligence community as well as any other intelligence community programs designated jointly by the DNI and the head of department or agency, or the DNI and the President.

The MIP is devoted to intelligence activity conducted by the military departments and agencies in the Department of Defense that support tactical U.S. military operations. In addition, other departments and agencies may engage in certain activities related to intelligence for their own mission needs that are not captured here.

U.S. INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY BUDGET
Fiscal Year	NIP Budget Requested	NIP Budget Appropriated	MIP Budget Requested	MIP Budget Appropriated	Total Appropriated
2026	$81.9
2025	$73.4	$73.3	$28.2	$27.8	$101.1
2024	$72.4	$76.5	$29.3	$29.8	$106.3
2023	$67.1	$71.7	$26.6	$27.9	$99.6
2022	$62.3	$65.7	$23.3	$24.1	$89.8
2021	$61.9	$60.8	$23.1	$23.3	$84.1
2020	$62.8	$62.7	$23.0	$23.1	$85.8
2019	$59.9	$60.2	$21.2	$21.5	$81.7
2018	$57.7	$59.4	$20.7	$22.1	$81.5
2017	$54.9	$54.6	$18.5	$18.4	$73.0
2016	$53.9	$53.0	$17.9	$17.7	$70.7
2015	$50.4	$50.3	$16.6	$16.5	$66.8
2014	$52.2	$50.5	$14.6	$17.4	$67.9
2013	$52.6	$49.0	$19.2	$18.6	$67.6
2012	$55.0	$53.9	---	$21.5	$75.4
2011	---	$54.6	---	$24.0	$78.6
2010	---	$53.1	---	$27.0	$80.1
2009	---	$49.8	---	$26.4	$76.2
2008	---	$47.5	---	$22.9	$70.4
2007	---	$43.5	---	$20.0	$63.5
2006	---	$40.9	---	---	---
All figures are in billions of US dollars

FOOTNOTES

1. The aggregate amount appropriated to the NIP for Fiscal Year 2013 was $52.7 billion, which was reduced by sequestration to $49.0 billion.
2. The aggregate amount appropriated to the MIP for Fiscal Year 2013 was $19.2 billion, which was reduced by sequestration to $18.6 billion.
3. Prior to 2007 there was no statutory requirement to publish the NIP appropriated topline figure.

Disclosure of Appropriated Funds

One of the recommendations of the 9/11 Commission was for the Intelligence Community to declassify its budget. This recommendation was enacted in 2007 by section 601 of the Implementing Recommendations of the 9/11 Commission Act (Public Law 110-53). This law established the requirement for the Director of National Intelligence to disclose the "aggregate amount of funds appropriated by Congress” for the NIP within 30 days of the end of the fiscal year.

Disclosure of Requested Funds

The National Intelligence Program budget request was first publicly disclosed in February 2011, pursuant to a requirement enacted by Congress in Section 364 of the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2010. The Military Intelligence Program budget request was first released in February 2012.

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Information for Kids

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Bin Laden's Bookshelf

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In the weeks following the raid on Osama bin Laden’s compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan by United States forces, U.S. Intelligence Community analysts sifted through the recovered digital and hard copy materials in search of clues that would reveal ongoing al-Qa`ida plots, identities and locations of al-Qa`ida personnel, and other information of immediate importance.

On May 20, 2015, the ODNI released a sizeable tranche of documents recovered from the compound used to hide Osama bin Laden. March 1, 2016, marks the release of the second tranche of material gleaned from the Abbottabad raid. These releases, which followed a rigorous interagency review, align with the President’s call for increased transparency–consistent with national security prerogatives–and the 2014 Intelligence Authorization Act, which required the ODNI to conduct a review of the documents for release.

Declassified Material - March 1, 2016 (113 items)

Declassified Material - May 20, 2015 (103 items)

Publicly Available U.S. Government Documents (75 items)

English Language Books (39 items)

Material Published by Violent Extremists & Terror Groups (35 items)

Materials Regarding France (19 items)

Media Articles (33 items)

Other Religious Documents (11 items)

Think Tank & Other Studies (40 items)

Software & Technical Manuals (30 items)

Other Miscellaneous Documents (14 items)

Documents Probably Used by Other Compound Residents (10 items)

The Intelligence Community will be reviewing hundreds more documents in the near future for possible declassification and release. An interagency taskforce under the auspices of the White House and with the agreement of the DNI is reviewing all documents. All documents whose publication will not hurt ongoing operations against al-Qa‘ida or their affiliates will be released.

This list contains U.S. person information that is being released in accordance with the Fiscal Year 2014 Intelligence Authorization Act (section 309) requirement that the Director of National Intelligence conduct a declassification review of certain items collected during the mission that killed Osama bin Laden on May 1, 2011, and make publicly available any information declassified as a result of such review.

All publications are unclassified and available commercially or in the public domain. The U.S. Intelligence Community does not endorse any of the publications appearing on this list.

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Declassified Material - March 1, 2016 (113 items)

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Declassified Material - May 20, 2015 (103 items)

Publicly Available U.S. Government Documents (75 items)

English Language Books (39 items)

Material Published by Violent Extremists & Terror Groups (35 items)

Materials Regarding France (19 items)

Media Articles (33 items)

Other Religious Documents (11 items)

Think Tank & Other Studies (40 items)

Software & Technical Manuals (30 items)

Other Miscellaneous Documents (14 items)

Documents Probably Used by Other Compound Residents (10 items)

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Declassified Material - March 1, 2016 (113 items)

Declassified Material - May 20, 2015 (103 items)

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Publicly Available U.S. Government Documents (75 items)

English Language Books (39 items)

Material Published by Violent Extremists & Terror Groups (35 items)

Materials Regarding France (19 items)

Media Articles (33 items)

Other Religious Documents (11 items)

Think Tank & Other Studies (40 items)

Software & Technical Manuals (30 items)

Other Miscellaneous Documents (14 items)

Documents Probably Used by Other Compound Residents (10 items)

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Declassified Material - March 1, 2016 (113 items)

Declassified Material - May 20, 2015 (103 items)

Publicly Available U.S. Government Documents (75 items)

The 9/11 Commission Report: The Final Report of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks upon the United States (2004)
Affidavit of U.S. Citizenship (Form)
“African Command: The Newest Combatant Command,” Paul Cale and the U.S. Army War College Graduating Class of 2005, U.S. Army Strategic Studies Institute (2005)
“Al-Qaeda: The Many Faces of an Islamist Extremist Threat,” Report of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (June 2006)
Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff, Conduct of Joint Operations
Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff, Joint Vision 2020 Report
Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff Instruction on Aircraft Piracy (Hijacking) and Destruction of Derelict Airborne Objects (1 June 2001)
“Conserving the Force, Adapting Guard Mobilization Policies for Homeland Defense to Enhance Retention,” by Major George F. Minde, Indiana Army National Guard, School of Advanced Military Studies, United States Army Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
Congressional Research Service Report for Congress, “Al-Qaeda after the Iraq Conflict” (2003)
Congressional Research Service Report for Congress, “Al-Qaeda Profile and Threat Assessment (2005)
Congressional Research Service, “Al-Qaeda: Statements and Evolving Ideology” (2007)
Congressional Research Service, “The Cost of Iraq, Afghanistan, and Other Global War on Terror Operations since 9/11”
Congressional Research Service, “Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom U.S. Casualty Statistics” 6 Dec 2006
Speech by CIA Director Michael Hayden (17 September 2008)
Guide to Popular U.S. Government Documents 2000-2002
House Armed Services Committee Hearing on Combating Terrorism (opening statement only)
International Atomic Energy Agency, “Implementation of NPT Safeguards Agreement in the Syrian Arab Republic”
International Atomic Energy Agency, “Implementation of NPT Safeguards Agreement in the Islamic Republic of Iran”
Iraq Study Group Executive Summary
Iraq Study Group Fact Sheet
Iraq Study Group Report
IRC Alert Jan 2005
IRC Alert Feb-March 2005
IRC Alert Apr-May 2005
IRC Alert Jun-Jul 2005
IRC Alert Aug-Sept 2005
IRC Alert Oct-Nov 2005
IRC Alert Jan-Feb 2006
IRC Alert March-Apr 2006
IRC Alert May-Jun 2006
IRC Alert Jul-Aug 2006
“List of Detainees Who Went Through Complete CSRT Process”
“List of Taliban Members”
National Security Council, National Strategy for Victory in Iraq (2005)
Reassessing the Evolving Al-Qaeda Threat to the Homeland,” Hearing before the Subcommittee on Intelligence, Information Sharing, and Terrorism Risk Assessment of the Committee on Homeland Security, United States House of Representatives, One Hundred Eleventh Congress, First Session, Nov. 19, 2009, Serial No. 111-45
Strategic Studies Institute, “Iraqi Security Forces and Lessons from Korea” by Dr. Sheila Miyoshi Jager
“A Turkish al-Qaeda: The Islamic Jihad Union and the Internationalization of Uzbek Jihadism,” by Guido Steinberg, Strategic Insights, Naval Postgraduate School, vol. 7 issue 3 (July 2008)
U.N. Pakistan Daily News Highlights
U.N. Security Council Report of the Monitoring Group on Somalia
U.S. Army War College Guide to Strategy
U.S. Department of Defense Dictionary of Military and Associated terms
U.S. Department of Defense Selected Manpower Statistics 2003
U.S. Department of Justice Complaint against Abdur Rehman Hashim-Syed
U.S. Department of Justice Complaint against David Headley
U.S. Department of Justice Complaint against Tahwwur Hussain Rana
U.S. Department of Justice Indictment against Ahmed Omar Abu Ali
U.S. Department of Justice Indictment against Jihad Jane
U.S. Department of Justice Indictment of David Coleman Headley
U.S. Department of Justice Motion to Detain Tahwwur Hussain Rana
U.S. House Bill to Establish the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
U.S. Special Operations Command Capstone Concept for Special Operations
U.S. State Department, Supporting Human Rights and Democracy (Report of US Actions 2005-2006)
U.S. State Department, Country Reports on Terrorism 2005
U.S. State Department Form, Application for Additional Visa Pages
U.S. State Department Form, Application for Passport
U.S. State Department Form, Application for Passport by Mail
U.S. State Department Form, Consular Report of Birth Abroad of a US Citizen
U.S. State Department Form, Issuance of Passport to a Minor
U.S. State Department Form, Lost or Stolen Passport
U.S. State Department Form, Re-Application for Passport
U.S. State Department Magazine (July-Aug 2006)
U.S. Embassy Islamabad, “US Relief Efforts in Pakistan”
U.S. Embassy Pakistan Toys for Tots Program (2005)
U.S. Institute for Peace, Role of Women in Stability and Reconstruction
U.S. Institute for Peace Special Report 159, “Diversity of Muslims in the US”
U.S. Institute for Peace Special Report 160, “Who Are Iraq’s New Leaders? ”
U.S. Institute for Peace Special Report 163, “Afghanistan and Its Neighbors”
U.S. Institute for Peace Special Report 164, “American Foreign Policy and Islamic Renewal”
U.S. Institute for Peace Special Report 171, “Rise of Islamist Militancy in Bangladesh”
U.S. Institute for Peace Special Report 174, “Scenarios for Insurgency in Iraq”
U.S. Institute for Peace Stabilization and Reconstruction Series 4, “Managing Natural Resource Wealth”
U.S. Institute for Peace Working Group, “Role of Women in Reconstruction and Stability Operations” (Companion Article)
U.S. Marine Corps, “The Guerilla and How to Fight Him” (1990)
“Violent Extremism, the Internet, and the Homegrown Terrorist Threat,” US Senate Committee on Homeland Security
Wesley Clark 2004 Presidential Campaign Document, “Strategy for Addressing Threat Posed by Osama bin Laden and al-Qaeda”

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English Language Books (39 items)

Material Published by Violent Extremists & Terror Groups (35 items)

Materials Regarding France (19 items)

Media Articles (33 items)

Other Religious Documents (11 items)

Think Tank & Other Studies (40 items)

Software & Technical Manuals (30 items)

Other Miscellaneous Documents

Documents Probably Used by Other Compound Residents(10 items)

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Declassified Material - March 1, 2016 (113 items)

Declassified Material - May 20, 2015 (103 items guestimate of course)

Publicly Available U.S. Government Documents (75 items)

English Language Books (39 items)

The 2030 Spike by Colin Mason
A Brief Guide to Understanding Islam by I. A. Ibrahim
America’s Strategic Blunders by Willard Matthias
America’s “War on Terrorism” by Michel Chossudovsky
Al-Qaeda’s Online Media Strategies: From Abu Reuter to Irhabi 007 by Hanna Rogan
The Best Democracy Money Can Buy by Greg Palast
The Best Enemy Money Can Buy by Anthony Sutton
Black Box Voting, Ballot Tampering in the 21^st Century by Bev Harris
Bloodlines of the Illuminati by Fritz Springmeier
Bounding the Global War on Terror by Jeffrey Record
Checking Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions by Henry Sokolski and Patrick Clawson
Christianity and Islam in Spain 756-1031 A.D. by C. R. Haines
Civil Democratic Islam: Partners, Resources, and Strategies by Cheryl Benard
Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by John Perkins
Conspirators’ Hierarchy: The Committee of 300 by John Coleman
Crossing the Rubicon by Michael Ruppert
Fortifying Pakistan: The Role of U.S. Internal Security Assistance (only the book’s introduction) by C. Christine Fair and Peter Chalk
Guerilla Air Defense: Antiaircraft Weapons and Techniques for Guerilla Forces by James Crabtree
Handbook of International Law by Anthony Aust
Hegemony or Survival: America’s Quest for Global Dominance by Noam Chomsky
Imperial Hubris by Michael Scheuer
In Pursuit of Allah’s Pleasure by Asim Abdul Maajid, Esaam-ud-Deen and Dr. Naahah Ibrahim
International Relations Theory and the Asia-Pacific by John Ikenberry and Michael Mastandano
Killing Hope: U.S. Military and CIA Interventions since World War II by William Blum
Military Intelligence Blunders by John Hughes-Wilson
Project MKULTRA, the CIA’s program of research in behavioral modification. Joint hearing before the Select Committee on Intelligence and the Subcommittee on Health and Scientific Research of the Committee on Human Resources, United States Senate, Ninety-fifth Congress, first session, August 3, 1977. United States. Congress. Senate. Select Committee on Intelligence.
Necessary Illusions: Thought Control in Democratic Societies by Noam Chomsky
New Pearl Harbor: Disturbing Questions about the Bush Administration and 9/11 by David Ray Griffin
New Political Religions, or Analysis of Modern Terrorism by Barry Cooper
Obama’s Wars by Bob Woodward
Oxford History of Modern War by Charles Townsend
The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers by Paul Kennedy
Rogue State: A Guide to the World’s Only Superpower by William Blum
The Secret Teachings of All Ages by Manly Hall (1928)
Secrets of the Federal Reserve by Eustace Mullins
The Taking of America 1-2-3 by Richard Sprague
Unfinished Business, U.S. Overseas Military Presence in the 21^st Century by Michael O’Hanlon
The U.S. and Vietnam 1787-1941 by Robert Hopkins Miller
“Website Claims Steve Jackson Games Foretold 9/11,” article posted on ICV2.com (this file contained only a single saved web page)

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Material Published by Violent Extremists & Terror Groups (35 items)

Materials Regarding France (19 items)

Media Articles (33 items)

Other Religious Documents (11 items)

Think Tank & Other Studies (40 items)

Software & Technical Manuals (30 items)

Other Miscellaneous Documents (14 items)

Documents Probably Used by Other Compound Residents (10 items)

View the Media Release

Declassified Material - March 1, 2016 (113)

Declassified Material - May 20, 2015 (103 items)

Publicly Available U.S. Government Documents (75 items)

English Language Books (39 items)

Material Published by Violent Extremists & Terror Groups (35 items)

Al-Fajr Media, Martyrdom Message of Abdo Dujanah al-Khurasani
Al-Fajr Media, Quiraidhah and America by Abu Yahya al-Libi
Al-Furqan Media, Judgment Is for None but Allah by al-Qaeda in Iraq (AQI) leader Abu Hamza al- Mujahir (Nov 2006)
Al-Furqan Media Interview with AQI leader Abu Mus'ab al-Zarqawi
The America I Have Seen by Sayyed Qutb
Arabic language tutorial for violent jihadist extremists on how to use Google
As-Sahab Media, A Testimony to the Truth by Usama bin Ladin (2006)
As-Sahab Media, The Realities of the Conflict Between Islam and Unbelief by Ayman al-Zawahiri (2006)
Assorted content from the al-Fallujah online extremist forum
The Defense of Muslim Lands by Abdullah Azzam
Democracy: A Religion by Abu Muhammad al-Maqdisi
Inspire Magazine Fall 2010 issue
Islamic Ruling on Permissibility of Martyrdom Operations
Join the Caravan by Abdullah Azzam
Khalifah Publications, Accountability in the Khalifah by Abdul-Kareem Newell
Khalifah Publications, The Method to Appoint a Khalifah
Khalifah Publications, The Khalifah is Not a Totalitarian State
Khalifah Publications, The Islamic Reformation
Khalifah Publications, Geopolitical Myths by Adnan Khan
Khalifah Publications, Communique from Hizb-ut-Tahrir to Colonel Gadaffi (1978)
Khalifah Publications, The Turbulence of Stock Markets, Their Causes and Sharia Rule Pertaining
Khalifah Publications, Thinking
Khalifah Publications, The System of Islam
Khalifah Publications, Presence of Mind
Khalifah Publications, The Khalifah is the Answer
Khalifah Publications, Jihad and the Foreign Policy of the Khalifah State
Khalifah Publications, The Inevitability of the Clash of Civilisations
Khalifah Publications, The Global Credit Crunch and Crisis of Capitalism by Adnan Khan
Khalifah Publications, Da’wah to Islam
Khalifah Publications, Dangerous Concepts to Attack Islam and Consolidate the Western Culture
Khalifah Publications, Concepts of Hizb ut-Tahrir
Khalifah Publications, A Warm Call from Hizb ut-Tahrir to the Muslims
“The Life of Baitullah Masood,” from the Global Islamic Media Front website
Summary of Mustafa Hamid’s 1994 book about his time at the al-Faruq Camp
“Video: Omar Won’t Let His Al-Qaeda Brother Adam Gadahn (Assam the American) Ruin His Life,” blog entry from www.tvzee.blogspot.com (2 September 2006)

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Materials Regarding France (19 items)

Media Articles (33 items)

Other Religious Documents (11 items)

Think Tank & Other Studies (40 items)

Software & Technical Manuals (30 items)

Other Miscellaneous Documents (14 items)

Documents Probably Used by Other Compound Residents (10 items)

View the Media Release

Declassified Material - March 1, 2016 (113 items)

Declassified Material - May 20, 2015 (103 items)

Publicly Available U.S. Government Documents (75 items)

English Language Books (39 items)

Material Published by Violent Extremists & Terror Groups (35 items)

Materials Regarding France (19 items)

Call for Submissions to French Culture, Politics, and Society Journal
“Did France Cause the Great Depression?” by Douglas Irwin, National Bureau of Economic Research
Economic and Social Conditions in France during the 18^th Century by Henri See (2004)
“Economic Survey of France 2009”
“France Country Report,” European Network and Information Security Agency (Jan 2010)
“France Economic Update,” Rabobank (11 Jan 2011)
“France Economy Profile”
“France on Radioactive Waste Management 2008”
“France Profile” from Government of Canada website (www.international gc.ca)
“France Water Profile”
“France, NATO, and the European Defence,” by Tomas Valasek, Centre for European Reform Policy Brief
“French Military Health Services Overview” (1 Feb 2009)
“French-British Defence Treaty, Setting History Aside?”, Defense Report from the Association of the United States Army’s Institute of Land Warfare (Jan 2011)
“Lessons in Restructuring the Defense Industry, the French Experience,” Congress of the United States Office of Technology Assessment (June 1992)
List of French shipping companies
“Factsheet on France,” Network Enterprise Europe
Nuclear France Abroad by Mycle Schneider (2009)
“Smart Defense Acquisition, Learning from French Procurement Reform,” by Ethan B. Kapstein, Center for New American Security Policy Brief (Dec 2009)
“Wage Inequality in France” (appears to be an academic journal article, origin unclear)

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Media Articles (33 items)

Other Religious Documents (11 items)

Think Tank & Other Studies (40 items)

Software & Technical Manuals (30 items)

Other Miscellaneous Documents (14 items)

Documents Probably Used by Other Compound Residents (10 items)

View the Media Release

Declassified Material - March 1, 2016 (113 items)

Declassified Material - May 20, 2015 (103 items)

Publicly Available U.S. Government Documents (75 items)

English Language Books (39 items)

Material Published by Violent Extremists & Terror Groups (35 items)

Materials Regarding France (19 items)

Media Articles (33 items)

Business Week (19 Feb 2007 issue)
Doctrine: Journal of General Military Review, Issue 3
Foreign Policy in Focus, “Prospects for al-Qaeda” (24 Jan 2003)
Foreign Policy (Jan-Feb 2008)
Foreign Policy (March-Apr 2008)
Foreign Policy (May-June 2008)
Foreign Policy (Nov-Dec 2008)
Foreign Policy (Sept-Oct 2008)
Heft, “The Taliban, al-Qaeda, and the Determination of Illegal Combatants,” Issue 4 (2002)
“The Impact of the War in Iraq on Islamist Groups and the Culture of Global Jihad,” by Reuven Paz, Project for the Research of Islamist Movements (2004)
International News, “Governments’ Successful Measures against Terrorism” (21 Aug 2009)
Journal of International Security Affairs, “Future Terrorism, Mutant Jihads” by Walid Phares
Los Angeles Times, “Is al-Qaeda Just Bush’s Boogeyman? (11 Jan 2005)
Middle East Policy, “Terrorist Recruitment and Radicalization in Saudi Arabia” (Winter 2006)
Military Review, “Changing the Army for Counterinsurgency Operations” (Nov-Dec 2005)
Newsweek, part of an article on an attack within Israel
Newsweek, part of an article on President Bush’s business practices prior to his terms as President
Newsweek, part of an article on hawks and doves on Iraq within the Bush Administration
Newsweek, quotes column (unknown issue, but apparently from the years of the Bush Administration)
Osprey corporate advertisement featuring U.S. military troops rappelling from a helicopter
Parameters, “Al-Qaeda and the Internet: The Dangers of ‘Cyberplanning’,” Timothy L. Thomas (Spring 2003)
Parameters, “The Origins of al-Qaeda’s Ideology and Implications for U.S. Strategy,” by Christopher Henzel (Spring 2005)
Popular Science, “Best Innovations of the Year Issue” (Dec 2010)
“Pushing the Prize Up , A Few Notes on Al-Qaeda’s Reward Structure and the Choice of Casualties,” by Raul Caruso and Andrea Locatelli
“Studi Politico-Strategici: An Introduction to Unconventional Warfare,” by Joseph Gagliano
Time, part of an article on a dive of America Online’s stock
Tulsa World article on criminal charges against David Coleman Headley
U.S. News and World Report (fragment, issue unknown)
Washington Quarterly, “Counterterrorism after al-Qaeda” by Paul Pillar (Summer 2004)
Washington Quarterly, “The Post-Madrid Face of al-Qaeda,” by Rohan Gunaratna (Summer 2004)
Washingtonian Magazine profile of John Esposito (Jan 2005)

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Other Religious Documents (11 items)

Think Tank & Other Studies (40 items)

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Declassified Material - March 1, 2016 (113 items)

Declassified Material - May 20, 2015 (103 items)

Publicly Available U.S. Government Documents (75 items)

English Language Books (39 items)

Material Published by Violent Extremists & Terror Groups (35 items)

Materials Regarding France (19 items)

Media Articles (33 items)

Other Religious Documents (11 items)

Koran
What Must Be Known About Islam, Darussalam Publications, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (2002)
Islam Is Your Birthright by Majed S. al-Rassi
Muhammad, Messenger of Allah, www.Islamhouse.com
The Resurrection, www.Islamhouse.com
Was Jesus Crucified for Our Atonement? by Monquith Ben Mahmoud Assaqar, Ph.D., www.Islamhouse.com
“Muhammed in the Bible”
Profiles of bishops in the Church of England
The Hijab.. Why? by Dr. Muhammad Ismail, www.saaid.net
Translation of Sahih Bukhari Book 1
Translation of Sahih Muslim

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Materials Regarding France (19 items)

Media Articles (33 items)

Other Religious Documents (11 items)

Think Tank & Other Studies (40 items)

“Al-Qaeda’s Online Media Strategies: From Abu Reuter to Irhabi 007” by Hanna Rogan (2007)
Book Review (origin unknown) of Counterinsurgency and the Global War on Terror by Robert Cassidy
Canadian Institute of Strategic Studies, “African Jihad: Al-Qaeda in Darfur”
Carnegie Papers, “Pakistan: The Myth of an Islamist Peril” by Frederic Grare (2006)
Carnegie Papers, “Islam, Militarism, and the 2007-2008 Elections in Pakistan” by Frederic Grare (2006)
Carnegie Papers, “Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations in the Post-9/11 Era” by Frederic Grare (2006)
Chatham House, “Al-Qaeda Five Years On” by Maha Azzam (Sept 2006)
Chatham House, “Security, Terrorism and the UK” (July 2005)
“Combating a Modern Hydra: Al-Qaeda and the Global War on Terror,” by Sean Kalic, Combat Studies Institute Press, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas (2005)
Combating Terrorism Center at West Point, “Al-Qaeda Secedes from Iraq: Implications for Bleedout and U.S. Policy”
Combating Terrorism Center at West Point, Harmony and Disharmony
Combating Terrorism Center at West Point, Militant Ideology Atlas
Combating Terrorism Center at West Point, Stealing Al-Qaeda’s Playbook
Combating Terrorism Center at West Point, Sentinel (Feb 2009)
Combating Terrorism Center at West Point, Harmony Program documents (AFGP 2002-000078, AFGP 2002- 000080, AFGP 2002-000103, AFGP 2002-000112, AFGP 2002-003251, AFGP 2002-600002, AFGP 2002-600045, AFGP 2002-600048, AFGP 2002-600053, AFGP 2002-600080, AFGP 2002-600113, AFGP 2002-600157, AFGP 2002-600321, AFGP 2002-601346, AFGP 2002-601402, AFGP 2002-601693, AFGP 2002-602181, AFGP 2002-602187, AFGP 2002-603856, AFGP 2002-801138, AFGP 2002-901188)
Global Terror Alert, “The State of the Sunni Insurgency in Iraq” (2006)
Global Terror Alert (March 2006 and February 2007 issues)
Heritage Foundation, “The Evolving Al-Qaeda Threat” by James Phillips (17 March 2006)
Hudson Institute, “Jihad Ideology in Light of Contemporary Fatwas” by Shmuel Bar (August 2006)
IntelCenter, “Al-Qaeda Targeting Guidance” (1 April 2004)
Integrated Regional Information Networks (IRIN), In-Depth, “Guns Out of Control: The Continuing Threat of Small Arms” (May 2006)
International Crisis Group, “Islam and Identity in Germany” (14 March 2007)
Jamestown Foundation, Report on Turkish Arms Industry (June 2008)
Jamestown Foundation, Terrorism Focus (issues from 8 Jan 2008, 1 July 2008, 16 July 2008, 23 July 2008, 5 Aug 2008, 2 Sept 2008, 10 Sept 2008, 18 Sept 2008, 24 Sept 2008, 1 Oct 2008, 22 Oct 2008, 30 Oct 2008, 5 Nov 2008, 21 Jan 2009, 19 Feb 2009, 25 Feb 2009)
Jamestown Foundation, Terrorism Monitor (issues from 2 Nov 2006, 2 Feb 2007, 7 March 2008, 24 March 2008, 3 Apr 2008, 17 Apr 2008, 1 May 2008, 15 May 2008, 29 May 2008, 12 June 2008, 26 June 2008, 10 July 2008, 25 July 2008, 29 July 2008, 11 Aug 2008, 4 Sept 2008, 22 Sept 2008, 24 Oct 2008, 9 Jan 2009, 10 Feb 2009, 3 March 2009, 7 March 2009, 13 March 2009, 14 Jan 2010, 11 March 2010, 19 March 2010)
JihadUnspun.com content (23 Oct 2006)
JihadMonitor.org, “Considerations on the first (frustrated) action of ‘Hezbollah in Venezuela’,” by Manuel R. Torres (2 Nov 2006)
The Lipman Report, “Al-Qaeda, the Taliban, and Grassroots Terrorism: The Connection” (15 Nov 2009)
Transparency International, “Major Findings of the Pakistan National Corruption Perception Survey” (11 Aug 2006)
NEFA Backgrounder on Feiz Muhammad (2010)
NEFA Foundation (issues from 16 Aug 2009, 18 Nov 2009, 21 Nov 2009, 26 Nov 2009, 6 Dec 2009, 24 Dec 2009, 31 Dec 2009, 16 Jan 2010, 20 Jan 2010, 23 Jan 2010, 24 Jan 2010, 28 Jan 2010, 2 Feb 2010, 8 Feb 2010, 17 Feb 2010, 20 Feb 2010, 22 Feb 2010, 23 Feb 2010, 26 Feb 2010, 27 Feb 2010, 28 Feb 2010, 3 March 2010, 7 March 2010, 19 March 2010)
NEFA Foundation – Prominent Jihad Media Organizations in Central Asia 2009
NEFA Foundation product on Sgt. Hasan Akbar (Jan 2010)
International Crisis Group, “Oil for Soil: Toward a Grand Bargain on Iraq and the Kurds” (2008)
Program for the Study of International Organizations (PSIO), “Hizb ut-Tahrir: The Next Al- Qaeda, Really?” by Jean-Francois Mayer (2004)
RAND, Beyond Al-Qaeda (Parts 1 and 2)
RAND, Combating Al-Qaeda and the Militant Islamic Threat by Bruce Hoffman
RAND, Rethinking Counterinsurgency (2008)
RAND, Al-Qaeda: Trends in Terrorism and Future Potentialities by Bruce Hoffman (2003)
SITE Institute Report (27 July 2006)

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Adobe Acrobat Manual
Adobe Encore Manual
Adobe Media Recorder Manual
Adobe Photoshop Manual
Adobe Photoshop Print Matching Instructions
Adobe Premiere Pro Manual
Adobe Premiere Pro ReadMe File
Adobe ReadMe File
Andromeda Demo File
Art of Digital Video
Astarte DVD Export Manual
“Create Dither Pattern” (software manual, origin unclear)
Dreamweaver Manual
Dreamweaver Quick Reference Guide
HP Printer Owner’s Manual
Intel Desktop Board Manual
Intel Desktop Circuit Boards
Intel ProSet Manual
Intel Software Release Form
Knoll Light Factory Manual (1999)
Knoll Light Manual
MacIntosh Printer Quick Help Manual
McAfee Virus Scan 6.0 Manual
Nik Color Effects Pro Manual
ON2 Technologies Manual
Shockwave Multiuser Server Manual
SurCode for Dolby Digital Manual
Tinderbox 2 User’s Guide
Trend Micro Manual
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Conference Advertising for The Intelligence Summit (2007)
Exhibitor Prospectus for The Intelligence Summit (2007)
Participants Map of The Intelligence Summit (2007)
Arabic Grammar Manual
Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic
Map of Time Zones of the World
Maps of Afghanistan
Map of Iran Missile Sites (2006)
Map of Iran Nuclear Enrichment Sites
Map of Iran Nuclear Sites
Map of the World August 1999
Map of the World April 2005
Map of the World April 2006
Wortabet’s Arabic English Dictionary

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Art Education: The Journal of National Art Education Association, “Islamic Art as an Educational Tool about the Teaching of Islam” by Fayeq S. Oweiss (March 2002)
Arabic Calligraphy Workshop by Fayeq S. Oweiss
Published Work Sample from Fayeq S. Oweiss (2004)
Resume for Fayeq S. Oweiss, Ph.D. (2006)
Delta Force Extreme 2 Videogame Guide
Game Spot Videogame Guide
Grappler’s Guide to Sports Nutrition by John Berardi and Michael Fry
Guinness Book of World Records Children’s Edition 2008 (scans of several pages from)
Is It the Heart You Are Asking? by Dr. Islam Sobhi al-Mazeny (suicide prevention guide)
Silkscreening Instructions

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Potential Lapse in Government Funding - Guidance & Resources

2011-12-28T20:02:03-05:00

Updated 02/09/2018

Guidance on the furlough and FAQs are available on DNI.gov. For other furlough questions, please contact HR between 0800 and 1600, Monday through Friday, at 703-275-3160. Additional furlough information is located on the Office of Personnel Management’s website: www.opm.gov.

ODNI FURLOUGH RESOURCES

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WHAT IS A FURLOUGH?

The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) has prepared human resources guidance for agencies and employees in the event of furloughs. There are two types of furloughs:

An administrative furlough is a planned event by an agency which is designed to absorb reductions necessitated by downsizing, reduced funding, lack of work, or any budget situation other than a lapse in appropriations. Furloughs that would potentially result from sequestration would generally be considered administrative furloughs.

A shutdown furlough (also called an emergency furlough) occurs when there is a lapse in appropriations, and can occur at the beginning of a fiscal year, if no funds have been appropriated for that year, or upon expiration of a continuing resolution, if a new continuing resolution or appropriations law is not passed. In a shutdown furlough, an affected agency would have to shut down any activities funded by annual appropriations that are not excepted by law. Typically, an agency will have very little to no lead time to plan and implement a shutdown furlough.

OMB & OPM FURLOUGH GUIDANCE

OMB Guidance for Shutdown Furloughs - 2018 (Latest OMB Guidance)
Guidance for Shutdown Furloughs - September 2015 (Latest Available OPM Guidance)

Table of Recent Changes to Guidance for Shutdown Furloughs - September 2015
Planning for Agency Operations During a Potential Lapse in Appropriations - September 17, 2013 (Latest Available OPM Guidance)

EFFECTS ON EMPLOYEE BENEFITS RELATED TO THE GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN

Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) - The TSP will continue its normal daily operations during the shutdown. Please read the TSP fact sheets below for answers to questions about the shutdown’s impact on TSP contributions, loans, and withdrawals. Please note that the fact sheet emphasizes that your agency should not send a Form TSP-41, Notification to TSP of Nonpay Status, to the TSP during a Federal Government Shutdown. A shutdown is a rare occurrence and is typically of short duration. The Form TSP-41 is intended for participants who are being placed on extended leave without pay, e.g., due to illness, military furlough, maternity leave, etc. Note: this information was pulled directly from the TSP website. For more information please visit www.tsp.gov or the Thriftline toll-free service at 1-TSP-YOU-FRST (1-877-968-3778). This is a 24/7 service. The TDD number for the hearing impaired is 1-TSP-THRIFT5 (1-877-847-4385). A representative will be available between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday through Friday.
Impact of a Federal Government Shutdown on the TSP
Sequestration and your TSP account
Pay during a Lapse in Appropriations - Excepted personnel will receive retroactive pay for time worked during a lapse in funding after either an appropriations bill or continuing resolution authorizing such payment is passed. In addition, Congress may pass legislation to pay non-excepted personnel retroactively at the conclusion of a lapse in funding. However, there is no guarantee that either category of personnel will be paid.

While full deductions will be taken for the items listed above, employees will only be taxed (Social Security, Medicare, Federal, State and local income tax) on gross pay. For employees who don’t have enough gross pay to cover all deductions, click here to read an order of precedence defined by OPM. For assistance pertaining to TSP loans or unemployment during the government shutdown please see information posted below or call HR at 703-275-3160.

Health Benefits – Federal Employee Health Benefits (FEHB) coverage continues up to 365 days in non-pay status even if an agency does not make the premium payments on time. When the employee is in a non-pay status, the enrollee share of the FEHB premium accumulates and will be withheld from pay upon return to pay status.
Retirement Benefits - For retirement purposes, a total non-pay status of up to six months in a calendar year will constitute creditable service. Coverage continues at no cost to employees while in a non-pay status. If an employee is in a non-pay status for a portion of the pay period, contributions are adjusted in proportion to the basic pay.
Life Insurance - coverage continues for up to 12 months in a non-pay status without cost to the employee or Agency. Employees should direct questions regarding supplemental life insurance (e.g. New York Life Insurance, Employee Benevolent Fund, or Government Employees’ Benefit Association) to their provider.
Federal Employees Dental and Vision Insurance Plan (FEDVIP) - Coverage will continue, but the enrollee should pay premiums directly billed to him or her on a timely basis to ensure coverage continues as premium payrolls deductions cease for any employee that does not receive pay. BENEFEDS will bill employees at their home address when no payment is received for two consecutive pay periods. OPM will provide additional guidance on its website on how to continue coverage. FEDVIP-1-877-888-3337.
Flexible Spending Account (FSAFEDS) - Payroll deductions cease for employees not receiving pay. The employee remains enrolled in FSAFEDS, but eligible health care claims incurred during a non-pay status will not be reimbursed until the employee returns to a pay status and allotments are successfully restarted. The remaining allotments are recalculated over the remaining pay periods to match the participant’s election amount. Eligible dependent care expenses incurred during a non-pay status may be reimbursed up to whatever balance is in the employee’s dependent care account as long as the expense incurred during the non-pay status allows the employee (or spouse if married) to work, look for work, or attend school full-time. FSA-1-877-372-3337.
Federal Long-term Care Insurance (FLTCIP) - Coverage continues as long as premiums are paid. Payroll deductions will cease for any employee that does not receive pay. If Long Term Care Partners do not receive payment for three consecutive pay periods, they will begin to bill employees directly. The enrollee should pay premiums directly billed to him or her on a timely basis to ensure continuation of coverage. FLTCIP-1-800-582-3337.
Leave Without Pay (LWOP) - Employees in LWOP status are considered non-excepted, may not report to work, and remain in a non-pay status. If an employee is scheduled to return from LWOP during the lapse in funding, he or she will need to delay return until after the lapse in funding has ended.
Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) Contributions - Employees considered excepted and non-excepted personnel, TSP contributions are affected. Employees are not eligible to contribute to TSP while in a non-pay status. For FERS participants, any reduction in TSP contributions will affect agency contributions. Regardless of whether the employee is contributing a percentage or a flat dollar amount, the agency automatic (1%) and agency matching contributions will decrease proportionally to the decrease in employee contributions.
Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) Loans - Employees will be responsible for keeping loan payments up-to-date while in a non-pay status. Visit www.tsp.gov and log into “My Account” or call the ThriftLine at 1-877-968-3778. A break in pay due to a government lapse in funding is typically of short duration and would not disqualify one from TSP loan eligibility.
Pay during a Lapse in Appropriations - Excepted personnel will receive retroactive pay for time worked during a lapse in funding after either an appropriations bill or continuing resolution authorizing such payment is passed. In addition, Congress may pass legislation to pay non-excepted personnel retroactively at the conclusion of a lapse in funding. However, there is no guarantee that either category of personnel will be paid.

GUIDANCE ON UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS FOR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES DURING SHUTDOWN

If you have been furloughed as a result of the government shutdown, you may be eligible for unemployment benefits. In order to apply for unemployment, each employee will need to provide proof of earnings. You may be asked to provide a W-2, SF50 or SF8. Some states may also require the most recent pay stub.

Please contact the HR -- which will mail the SF50 or SF8 and, if required, the most recent pay stub, to the employee's home address.

To apply for unemployment benefits, first determine which state to apply to, using the location of your official duty station:

Virginia

Employees can file immediately, there is no waiting period. However, the first week is considered a non-payable week (waiting period). To apply, you must use the paper application found here.

Mail the paper application to:

Virginia Employment Commission
P.O. Box 1358
Monetary Determinations - Rm 200
Richmond, VA 23218

In addition, a Q&A sheet regarding Virginia unemployment benefits and federal shutdown may be found here.

Maryland

Employees can file immediately and eligibility for benefits begins the week you file your claim. The claim becomes effective the Sunday of the week during which you apply for benefits.

To apply, you may submit a paper or on-line application. This application has been designed solely for those Federal employees unemployed due to the Federal shutdown and will only be available during the shutdown period.

Online is the preferred method and will probably be processed more quickly. Apply using this link.

District of Columbia

Employees can file immediately, there is a mandatory one-week waiting period before benefits are paid. The waiting period is the first week for which you would otherwise be eligible. Initial applications will only be accepted online.

In addition, FAQs regarding unemployment benefits and the government shutdown in the District can be found here.

IMPORTANT: If you apply and receive unemployment benefits, and you subsequently receive back pay for the shutdown period, your unemployment benefits may be considered an overpayment by the state issuing the benefits, and you may be required to return those benefits received during the furlough period.

Remember, you remain an employee of the federal government, and standards of ethical conduct and rules regarding outside employment remain in effect while you are in a furlough status.

Finally, as a federal government employee, you are not required to look for employment in order to receive or continue to receive unemployment benefits, but you must report any outside income in your application.

VERIFICATION OF EMPLOYMENT

Employees and the requesting organization can send their inquiry to the HR -- 703-275-3160 -- accompanied by an authorization to release form (provided by the perspective employer) signed by the employee.

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