CANADIAN ARMY PODCAST - S4E2 - Intelligence

Understanding the threat and the battlespace are critical in supporting the commander and ultimately, the warfighter. The Director of Intelligence for the Canadian Army, Lieutenant-Colonel Montgomery Price, talks about the art and science of intelligence.

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[intpd]

Great job! It's clear that the Canadian Army podcast Season 4, Episode 2 provides valuable insights on the critical role of intelligence in military operations. Captain Adam Morton's interview with Lieutenant Colonel Montgomery Price, Director of Intelligence for the Canadian Army, is informative and engaging. The discussion on how intelligence is gathered, analyzed, and verified through a systematic approach to ensure accuracy and reliability is enlightening. It's inspiring to see the Canadian Army's commitment to filtering out biases and misinformation in today's complex world, while emphasizing the importance of multiple sources to confirm information. The need to shorten the sensor-shooter link by effectively processing the volume of information presented is an excellent point that highlights the importance of making quick and informed decisions in the field. Overall, a great episode that showcases the Canadian Army's dedication to intelligence and strategic decision-making.

[LeafsOracle]

Love the channel, thank you for your work. Please, turn background music down or off so we can hear you clearly.

[Michael-tkid]

Keep up the great work! I just stumbled upon this podcast after finding a few Canadian Rangers videos. Much love.

[MrStosh]

Othandekayo Ithimba,

Ngiyethemba ukuthi le mpendulo ikufica kahle. Ngifuna ukuveza ukuhlonipha kwami okujulile ngomsebenzi omangalisayo eniwenzayo. Ukuzinikela kwenu kanye nobungcweti benu kuyamangalisa.

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Ngokuhlonipha,

Stosh

Umkhawulo wokubhala umyalezo obhalwe ngendlela efihlekile usebenzisa isikhiye se-Caesar esinezinguquko ezingu-5.

[ItsGoblinHour]

I'm writing my CFAT and joining with the hopes of working in CAF intelligence as either a signal operator or a signals intelligence specialist. this is very interesting and some great info. Thank you for putting it out- hope to see more!

[shadow-mask]

Don't forget the cost, once I start the stopwatch, money is gonna start pouring out of this thing

[tocodelray]

I wonder how many people in the military agree with the statement "If the Prime Minister stands up and says something you can pretty much count on that".

[punkrachmaninoff]

Pierre Poutine is a threat to our NatSec.