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MISC. REQ. #53 cormbirier rth B stepper -uP Teenie & efforts, » Rave : allowed the PRIS to ~ ey 2001 te a6] last year, T The F Bs FY ¥ 2508 2 appropriation meludes 87 ‘a snalys ts, By Peoniary 2002, the FRI had established an Intelligence Pours and had “stood up" sts Office of Intelligence (OD, led by an Execanve Assistant Director for bielliigence. The Ol is staffed by FBI and CLA snalysts who axarnine mteliigence and ensured is shared within the FBI, among JTEFs, and with TTIC and the restof the USIC. In addition, the Ol designs and manages a ingh-level daily mtelligence product for the Directar and other key FBI executives. Dhis croduct helps prepare the Director for his daily briefings ofthe President and the Axtoraey General In the period irom October 2002 to September 2003, the FBI produced 2 2,425 Intelhgence Reports. The f RI has always operated as Doth a law enforcement and an intelligence agency based on its dual russion to inveshgate and arrest the perpetrators of completed crimes (the “lew enforcement mission") and te collect intelh gence that will help prevent fisture crimes and assist policy makers in their decision making (the “utteliigence missuga}, History has shown thai the FRY is mast effective in protecting the Umied States wher 0 performs these two missions In tandem Revised Training Curriculum for New Agents “ The PRI has expanded the ustegration of CT and countenntedigence (CY) trang into every facet of New Agents raining Since September 11, 2001, an adchtional 32 hours of CT and CY tramung have been added to the curriculum, for a total of 35 hours. Last year,a number of addsional in-service courses were. offered, including: Basic International Terrorism Operations, Basic Analyst School, Advanced Analytical courses, and CT Management for field supervisors. In addinen, all FRI feld offices provide aght- hours of CT awarensés traming Enhanced Language Translation Capability The FBI's approximately 1,200 transiators are stationed across 32 Held offices and Headguarters, and are now connected via secure networks that allow a translator in one FBI office to work on projects for any other office Simce the beginmneg of FY 2001, the FBI has recnnted and processed more than 30,000 translator applicants. ‘These efforts have resulted in the ad dinon of nearly 700 new linguists en with a “Top Secret” securnty clearance In addon, shortly after September 11,2001, the FRI formed a Language Services Translation Center td act a5 a “enmniand.and control"center to coordmate translalor aasignments and maximize its capacity io render immediate transiation assistance Cin Febniary 11, 2003, mm accordance with the USA PATRIOT Act, Sat S00004672