U.S to create HUMINT unit for gathering intelligence on N. Korea
The U.S. troops
Amman - Arab Today
The U.S. troops in South Korea are pushing to set up a unit that will be charged with gathering and analyzing human intelligence on North Korea, local authorities in South Korea said Sunday.
Human Intelligence, known as HUMINT, is intelligence gathered by means of interpersonal contact.
The move comes as the North’s development of communications security technology is increasingly making signals surveillance of the country’s internal communications more difficult.
According to the authorities, the U.S. Forces Korea (USFK) plans to create a specialized unit around October under the 501st Military Intelligence Brigade of the Eighth U.S. Army. The new unit will be called the 524th Military Intelligence Battalion, they said.
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