Shedd said that to improve U. S. defense capability, the intelligence community should enhance the integration of intelligence obtained from all sources and organizations; and that this intelligence must be tailored to meet specific strategic questions. He further said that to accomplish this, the defense intelligence enterprise must have the ability to draw from all forms of collection sources. He then discussed 3 key areas that the defense intelligence enterprise should focus on to achieve these improvements.
The publication, U. S. National Intelligence: An Overview-2013, describes the current structure of the U. S. defense intelligence enterprise.
1. How does the current structure already support the 3 key areas that Shedd suggests need additional focus in order to improve the defense intelligence enterprise?

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