Military Blurs Lines Between Intelligence and Surveillance The military's use of surveillance and intelligence gathering has become increasingly intertwined, raising concerns about the erosion of civil liberties and the blurring of lines between national security and individual freedoms.
Understanding the Gray Area of Military Surveillance and Intelligence The distinction between surveillance and intelligence is often unclear.
Typically, surveillance involves monitoring or observing individuals or activities, while intelligence gathering focuses on collecting and analyzing information to inform decision making.