House Intel Chair: ‘Joint service environment’ needs to prepare for future conflicts
Summary
House Intelligence Committee Chair Rick Crawford said the intelligence community should work together in a "joint service environment" with open communication. He compared this idea to the cooperative efforts that happened after the 9/11 attacks to improve how the U.S. tracks threats like drones.Key Facts
- Rick Crawford is the Chair of the House Intelligence Committee.
- He supports a "joint service environment" where different agencies share information freely.
- This approach aims to improve communication and cooperation among intelligence groups.
- Crawford referenced the post-9/11 joint efforts as a model.
- The goal is to better track threats such as drones.
- The statement was made on a Wednesday.
- The focus is on preparing for future conflicts through collaboration.
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