Post by Jake Kratovil on Dec 28, 2009 20:24:44 GMT -5
Attached is an example of what an Intelligence Sheet looks like.
Throughout the Crisis, your country will want to know what the deal is concerning "such and such" move. Perhaps you want to know if a certain terrorist group is behind an attack, or maybe you want to know the consequences of a particular action.
The Sheets are very straight forward. In the upper portion, write in what you would your country would like to know. MAKE SURE TO INCLUDE YOUR COUNTRY'S NAME, to avoid confusion.
Hand it to one of the many pages that will be floating around the room.
They will take to HQ, where a highly trained staffer will read over it, write down an answer, and return it to the page, who will then return it to you as quickly as possible.
Keep in mind that not all Intelligence Services are equal, with some having more contacts, better equipment, more sophisticated methods, etc. Trust your Intelligence at your own risk. Even the CIA is not always 100% correct in their analyses.
Throughout the Crisis, your country will want to know what the deal is concerning "such and such" move. Perhaps you want to know if a certain terrorist group is behind an attack, or maybe you want to know the consequences of a particular action.
The Sheets are very straight forward. In the upper portion, write in what you would your country would like to know. MAKE SURE TO INCLUDE YOUR COUNTRY'S NAME, to avoid confusion.
Hand it to one of the many pages that will be floating around the room.
They will take to HQ, where a highly trained staffer will read over it, write down an answer, and return it to the page, who will then return it to you as quickly as possible.
Keep in mind that not all Intelligence Services are equal, with some having more contacts, better equipment, more sophisticated methods, etc. Trust your Intelligence at your own risk. Even the CIA is not always 100% correct in their analyses.
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