Did Helms favor technical or interpersonal information gathering?
Technical
Interpersonal
Both technical and interpersonal
Neither, he didn't value information gathering
Answer
Helms believed that interpersonal information gathering is more effective than technical information gathering. He argued that human agents can develop relationships with sources that can lead to valuable information. Helms also believed that technical information gathering can be easily intercepted by the enemy.
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