1. In your opinion, briefly describe the four "streams of development" that Fingar notes have impacted the intelligence community's (IC's) to provide the required level and types of support. Explain how each "stream" has impacted the IC's ability to do so. The responses must be lengthy in description of each.

2. The title of the Fingar text is Reducing Uncertainty. What is meant by this phrase? What are the goals of reducing uncertainty? Should intelligence analysts aim for perfection? Explain what new threats/challenges/responsibilities have impacted the IC's ability to reduce uncertainty and why they have had this impact. answer in a lengthy detail regarding this topic no short answers

3. In Chapter 6, Fingar discusses the Iraq WMD Estimate, now the classic example of an "intelligence failure." Describe each of the three intelligence process flaws that contributed to the "failure" of this estimate and note if/how each of these flaws has been addressed. Aswer in complete sentences and no short answers.

4. Spend a moment to reflect on everything you have read this term. in your opinion state and address the following points:

• Summarize the importance of one anecdote or historical example you learned about this term that you found most interesting. You can discuss any example mentioned in Clark, Fingar, or that you ran into during your application presentation research.
• What insight about the goals of intelligence, the intelligence process, or the structure of the US intelligence community did this example provide you?
• How has your understanding of the intelligence process or the US IC changed since the beginning of the course? If it has not changed, briefly explain a topic covered this term that you would like to research further in the future.