Read Against All Enemies Online
Authors: Richard A. Clarke
Iran Air
Iran-Contra scandal
Iran-Iraq Nonproliferation Act (1992)
Iran-Iraq War
Iraq: Bush administration's attempt to link al Qaeda and; intelligence service (Muhabarat) of; invasion and occupation of; invasion of Kuwait by (
see also
Gulf War); Republican Guard; war with Iran,
see
Iran-Iraq War; weapons inspections in
Irish Republican Army
Islam,
see
Muslims
Islamic Jihad
Ismoil, Eyad
Israel: during Gulf War; and Reagan administration; terrorist attacks against;
see also
Arab-Israeli War
Italy
Ivry, General David
Izetbegovic, Alija
Â
Javelin missiles
Jemmah Islamiyah (JI)
Jeremiah, Admiral David
Jewell, Richard
Jewish Defense League
Jews
John Paul II, Pope
Johnson, Clay
Johnson, Lyndon Baines
Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS)
Joint House-Senate Inquiry Committee
Joint Politico-Military Group (JPMG)
Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC)
Joint Terrorism Task Forces (JTTF)
Jordan
Justice Department, U.S.: New York U.S. Attorney's Office;
see also
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Â
Kahane, Meir
Kallstrom, James
Kamel, Fateh
Kansi, Mir Amal
Kanter, Arnold
Kashmir
Kay, David
Kazahkstan
Kenya, bombing of U.S. embassy in,
see
African embassy bombings
Kerr, Dick
Kerrick, General Don
Kerry, John
KGB
Khalifa, Mohammad Jamal
Khalifas
Kharzi, Hamid
Khatab, ibn
Khatami
Khobar bombing
Khomeini, Ayatollah
Kimmitt, Robert
Kingston, General Robert
Klein, General Jacques
Koran
Korean Airlines
Kosovo
Kurds
Kurtz, Paul
Kuwait: Iraqi invasion of (
see also
Gulf War)
Kyoto Treaty
Â
bin Laden, Usama: Bush administration's attempt to link Iraq and; financing of terrorism by; Islamic Jihad and; in Lebanon; and Pakistan; Saudi crackdown on; and September 11 attack; during Soviet war in Afghanistan; in Sudan; Taliban and; targeted by Clinton administration; use of Predator against
Lake, Anthony
Lang, Pat
Langley Air Force Base
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Lebanon
Lederberg, Joshua
Lee, Wen Ho
Lehman, Ron
Lewinsky, Monica
Libby, I. Lewis “Scooter”
Liberia
Libya
Lieberman, Evelyn
Lieberman, Joseph
Liechtenstein
Lindh, John
Lindsey, Lawrence
Lockerbie crash,
see
Pan Am
Los Angeles International Airport
Lower, Captain Deborah
Loy, James
Lugar, Richard
Â
al-Ma'ali, Abu
Maher, General John
Mahktab al Kiddimah,
see
Afghan Services Bureau
al-Makki, Sulaiman
Malaysia
Marines, U.S.: in Beirut; Fleet Anti-terrorism Support Teams (FAST)
Marsh, General Robert T. “Tom”
Massoud
Matalin, Mary
McCaffrey, Barry
McCain, John
McCauley, Pete
McFarlane, Robert “Bud”
McGaw, John
McLaughlin, John
Metzl, Jamie
Middle East peace process
MiG aircraft
Millennium Terrorist Alert: After Action Review
Miller, Franklin
Miller, Judy
Mineta, Norman
Mogadishu, Battle of
Morocco
Mozambique
Mubarak, Hosni
Mueller, Robert S.
Mugassal
Mugniyah, Imad
Muhammad, Khalid Sheik
mujahedeen
Munich Olympics
al-Muratani, Abu Hafs
Musharraf, General Pervez
Muslim Brotherhood
Muslims: radical (
see also
Islamic Jihad; al Qaeda; Taliban); Wahhabist;
see also
Shi'a Muslims; Sunni Muslims
Myers, Dee Dee
Myers, General Richard B.
Mylroie, Laurie
Â
National Academy of Sciences
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
National Communications System (NCS)
National Guard
National Military Command Center
National Nuclear Security Administration
National Pharmaceutical Stockpile
National Rifle Association (NRA)
National Security Agency (NSA)
National Security Council (NSC): counterterrorism team; Deputies Committee; Principals Committee
National Security Presidential Directive (NSPD)
National Security Special Events
National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)
Navy, U.S.: and Israel; in Persian Gulf; SEALS; in Yemen
Nayef, Saudi Interior Minister
Nazis
Netherlands
New York Police Department (NYPD)
New York Stock Exchange
Newcomb, Rick
Nicaragua
Nichols, Terry
Noriega, Manuel
North, Oliver
North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
North Korea
Nosair, El Sayyid
Nuclear Emergency Support Team (NEST)
Nuclear Risk Reduction Center
nuclear weapons
Nunn, Sam
Â
O'Neill, John
O'Neill, Paul
Office of Management and Budget (OMB)
Office of National Drug Control Policy
Offutt Air Force Base
Oklahoma City bombing
Oman
Omar, Mullah
Opus Dei
Organization of African Unity
“Overbuilding, Overstocking”
Â
Padilla, José
Pahlavi, Reza Shah
Pakistan: Inter-Service Intelligence Directorate (ISID); al Qaeda and; and Soviet war in Afghanistan
Palestinians
Pan Am 103
Panama
Panetta, Leon
Park Rangers
Pataki, George
Patriot Act (2001)
Patriot missiles
Pavitt, James
Peña, Federico
Pentagon: terrorist attack on,
see
September 11 attack;
see also
Defense Department
Perle, Richard
Perry, William
Persian Gulf;
see also
Gulf War
Philippines
Pickering, Thomas
Poindexter, John
Powell, Colin
Predator drone
Presidential Emergency Operations Center (PEOC)
Prisons, U.S. Bureau of
Public Health Service
Putin, Vladimir
Â
al-Qadhafi, Muammar Muhammad
al Qaeda: in Afghanistan; African embassy bombings by; in Bosnia; briefing of Bush administration on; Bush administration's attempt to link Iraq and;
Cole
attacked by; Egyptian Islamic Jihad and; finances of; in Indonesia; Iranian support for; Millennium threat of; in Morocco; need for ideological counterweight to; in Pakistan; in Philippines; Pol-Mil Plan; in Saudi Arabia; September 11 attack carried out by; sleeper cells of; in Somalia; in Sudan; and weapons of mass destruction; World Trade Center bombing in 1993 by; in Yemen
al-Qasimy, Abu Talal
Qatar
Â
Rahman, Omar Abdel
Ralston, Joseph
Rangers
Raphel, Arnold L.
Rapid Deployment Joint Task Force (RDJTF)
Reagan, Ronald
Reconstruction
Red Cross
Reno, Janet
Republican Party
Ressam, Ahmed
Reynolds, James
Rice, Condoleezza
Rice, Susan
Ridge, Tom
Riyadh bombings
Robinson, Jack
Rope, Bill
Roundtree, Beverly
Rove, Karl
Rubin, Jamie
Rubin, Robert
Rudman, Warren
Rudolph, Eric
Rules of Engagement (ROE)
Rumsfeld, Donald
Russia: Communist,
see
Soviet Union
Rwanda
Â
Sadat, Anwar
Salameh, Muhammad
Salim, Mahmoud,
see
Hajir, Abu
Salinger, Pierre
Sánchez, Ilyich (Carlos the Jackal)
Santayana, George
Saud, House of
Saudi Arabia: bombing of U.S. military facilities in (
see
Khobar bombing; Riyadh bombings); and Gulf War; bin Laden and; al Qaeda and; and Soviet war in Afghanistan
Sawyer, Diane
el-Sayegh, Hani
Schlesinger, James
Schwarzkopf, General Norman
Scowcroft, Brent
Scud missiles
Secret Service
Securities Industry Automation Corporation (SIAC)
Seigler, Ralph
Senate, U.S.: Intelligence Committee;
see also
Congress, U.S.
September 11 attack: Bush administration's attempt to link Iraq to; Iran and; organizational failures prior to; Pakistan and; Saudi Arabia and; terrorist financing and; U.S. response to; urban legends about
Sepucha, Robert
Serbia
Shalala, Donna
Shalikashvili, General John
al-Shamrani, Ali Ayed
Sheehan, Michael
Shelton, General Hugh
Sheridan, Brian
Shi'a Muslims
Shinseki, Eric
Shultz, George
Shultz, Richard
Sikhs
Simon, Steven
Sistani, Ayatollah
Slavonia
Sliney, Ben
Slocombe, Walt
Small Group
Smith, Gayle
Soderberg, Nancy
Somalia
South Africa
Soviet Union: Afghanistan invaded by; collapse of; weapons of mass destruction of
Special Forces
Stafford, Brian
Stahl, Lesley
State Department, U.S.: and African embassy bombings; Bureau of African Affairs; Intelligence Bureau; and Iranian terrorism; and Iraq; and Israel; and al Qaeda; and September 11 attack; and weapons of mass destruction
Stinger missiles
Strategic Command
Studeman, Admiral William
Sudan
Sullivans, The
(destroyer)
Sultan (father of Prince Bandar)