T2 B1 Middle East Trip 2 Of 2 Fdr- Tab 7-15- Requested Meetings- Lines Of Inquiry And Questions
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COMMISSION SENSITIVE Bagram, Afghanistan Requested Meetings: Afghan Theatre Commander, Senior Intelligence official, Senior Defense analysts, Senior Intelligence analysts, field visits Lines of inquiry for the US base team: •
Regional concerns, issues in the prosecution of the war on terrorism.
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Relations with the local governing officials, tribal leaders.
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Coordination and clarity of guidance and direction from Central Command, Washington in the prosecution of the war.
•
Morale and security of the US team.
COMMISSION SENSITIVE 10/9/03
COMMISSION SENSITIVE "Salerno" / Khowst, Afghanistan Requested Meetings: Relevant military, intelligence, and political officials, field visits Lines of inquiry for the US base team: •
Assessment of the region before 9/11 and level and locations of Al Qa'ida activity; contrast with present situation.
•
Base capabilities, support, level of effort of military and intelligence personnel.
•
Border security and efforts to prevent infiltrations of al-Qaida and former Taliban from Pakistan.
•
Morale and security of the US team.
Also interested in meeting local officials, if considered helpful by US officials in the field.
COMMISSION SENSITIVE 10/9/03
COMMISSION SENSITIVE Peshawar, Pakistan Requested Meetings: Senior State Department Official, Senior Intelligence Official, Senior Military official, Legal Attache, Defense Attache Lines of inquiry for the US country team, with local assistance as recommended: •
Visibility and activities of Al Qa'ida in the area prior to the 9/11 attacks.
•
Current appraisal of the terrorist threat.
•
Border security efforts by the US and Paks.
•
Strategy to find high value targets.
•
Pakistani intelligence and military cooperation in this part of Afghanistan.
•
Counterintelligence efforts in the city.
•
Morale and security of the consulate team.
COMMISSION SENSITIVE 10/9/03
Regional concerns, issues in the prosecution of the war on terrorism.
•
Relations with the local governing officials, tribal leaders.
•
Coordination and clarity of guidance and direction from Central Command, Washington in the prosecution of the war.
•
Morale and security of the US team.
COMMISSION SENSITIVE 10/9/03
COMMISSION SENSITIVE "Salerno" / Khowst, Afghanistan Requested Meetings: Relevant military, intelligence, and political officials, field visits Lines of inquiry for the US base team: •
Assessment of the region before 9/11 and level and locations of Al Qa'ida activity; contrast with present situation.
•
Base capabilities, support, level of effort of military and intelligence personnel.
•
Border security and efforts to prevent infiltrations of al-Qaida and former Taliban from Pakistan.
•
Morale and security of the US team.
Also interested in meeting local officials, if considered helpful by US officials in the field.
COMMISSION SENSITIVE 10/9/03
COMMISSION SENSITIVE Peshawar, Pakistan Requested Meetings: Senior State Department Official, Senior Intelligence Official, Senior Military official, Legal Attache, Defense Attache Lines of inquiry for the US country team, with local assistance as recommended: •
Visibility and activities of Al Qa'ida in the area prior to the 9/11 attacks.
•
Current appraisal of the terrorist threat.
•
Border security efforts by the US and Paks.
•
Strategy to find high value targets.
•
Pakistani intelligence and military cooperation in this part of Afghanistan.
•
Counterintelligence efforts in the city.
•
Morale and security of the consulate team.
COMMISSION SENSITIVE 10/9/03
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