On Mon, 9 Jul 2001, Randye J wrote:
> > > "For the moment, let's say that I do," Y'Toi replied. "Exactly what is
> > > the nature of the proposal?"
> > >
> > "Special Operations is very short on staff, and needs to grow.
> > Let's say, for sake of argument, that someone in the top brass wants
> > Special Operations to grow. I was thinking about proposing that Spec. Ops
> > take over the strike teams of intell. That would allow intell to return
> > to data analysis and loose it's bad reputation in the eyes of the fleet.
> > It would also allow Spec. Operations to grow to the numbers that they are
> > expected to be at. At least for sake of argument." he replied.
>
> "And how Intel gain from this? Such reputations--deserved or not--go with
> the territory."
>
"Intell gets rid of the overhead of running those teams. The work
of Special Opeations is not duplicated in Intel. Intel gets to focus on
the job that they were chartered to do- analyze data and run spy missions.
Running missions is a pain in the ass, and a distraction to the honest
owrk of the intell community. Handing the distraction over to another
group makes sense. Especially since this other group was chartered with
the sole goal in mind."
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