The FBI: Protecting the Homeland in the 21st Century: Report of the Congressionally-Directed 9/11 Review Commission to the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation - March 2015

The United States Congress directed the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to create a commission with the expertise and scope to conduct a “comprehensive external review of the implementation of the recommendations related to the FBI that were proposed by the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States.” The Review Commission was tasked specifically to report An assessment of the progress made, and challenges in implementing the recommendations of the 9/11 Commission that are related to the FBI.2. An analysis of the FBI’s response to trends of domestic terror attacks since September 11, 2001, including the influence of domestic radicalization.3. An assessment of any evidence not known to the FBI that was not considered by the 9/11 Commission related to any factors that contributed in any manner to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.4. Any additional recommendations with regard to FBI intelligence sharing and counterterrorism policy.Partial The 9/11 Review CommissionChapter The FBI TodayChapter The Sum of Five CasesChapter Anticipating New Threats and MissionsChapter Collaboration and Information SharingChapter New Information Related to the 9/11 AttacksKey Findings and RecommendationsConclusionsAppendix Briefs Provided by FBI Headquarters’ DivisionsAppendix Interviews ConductedAppendix Select FBI Intelligence Program DevelopmentsAppendix Acronyms129 pages; dozens of charts, graphs, illustrations and photos in full color.This is a Print Replica that maintains the formatting and layout of the original edition and offers many of the advantages of standard Kindle books.