1) Differentiate National, Department, Military, and police Intelligence?

police intelligence had little connection to national or military intelligence. Basically,

national intelligence focused on serious world-wide political and economic threats to the
nation’s well-being; military intelligence focused specifically on military threats to the
national security; the police focused their intelligence work on criminals who posed threats
to individuals and local communities. A fairly clear division of labor was in place, based
largely on the type and scale of threats.

2) Why is the timelines of the intelligence important that other aspect such
completeness and accuracy can be sacrificed? Explain your answer?

The most important type of intelligence, Robert J. Sternberg says, has to do with setting
and accomplishing your goals. It used to be that cognitive intelligence was the king of
the hill in terms of importance. Then emotional intelligence showed up