TSA's ability to push out intelligence information to our front-line workforce and quickly change procedures based on threat and intelligence is paramount to effective security.
John S. Pistole: “TSA's ability to push out intelligence information to our front-line workforce and quickly change procedures based on…”
On the recordFebruary 9, 2011
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John S. Pistole
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Emphasizing the importance of intelligence in TSA operations for effective security.
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