On Intelligence: Spies and Secrecy in an Open World
Robert David Steele
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Steele, featured in The Year in Computers (2000), has been twice named to the Microtimes 100: Industry leaders and unsung heroes...who created the future, has been featured in the chapter on the "The Future of the Spy" in Alvin and Heidi Toffler's book, War and Anti-War: Survival at the Dawn of the 21st Century, among other publications, and was the first recipient of the "Sages of the Ages" intelligence award from SOURCES eJournal.
Steele has been a Marine Corps infantry officer serving in a variety of command & staff positions, a military intelligence officer with responsibility for the tactical exploitation of national capabilities, and the senior civilian responsible for creating and managing the USMC Intelligence Center, our Nation's newest intelligence production facility. He has also been a spy, serving three-back-to-back tours as a clandestine case officer, one of them in a combat environment. Unusually for a case officer, he has served in three of the four Directorates of the Central Intelligence Agency, with Washington-based roles in determining future intelligence collection requirements and capabilities; the application of advanced information technology to global operations; and global counterintelligence operations against a denied area country.
Steele is a graduate of Muhlenberg College in Allentown, Pennsylvania, where he earned an AB in Political Science with a thesis on multinational corporations and home-host country issues pertaining to capital and technology transfers. He earned his first graduate degree, a Masters in International Politics, from Lehigh University, with a thesis on predicting revolution; and his second graduate degree, a Masters in Public Administration, from the University of Oklahoma, with a thesis on strategic and tactical information management for national security. He is a distinguished graduate of the Naval War College, and completed the Harvard Executive Seminar in Intelligence Policy.
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