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Connie
Huff Allen
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Retired Senior US
Army Counterintelligence Special Agent
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Former Senior Instructor, US Army Advanced
Counterintelligence Training Center
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Former Senior Counterespionage Investigator
in a Desert Shield/Desert Storm Espionage Case
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1992 Department of Defense "Investigator of
the Year" -
Vice President for Training & Education; Professor, Centre for Counterintelligence
and Security Studies
Connie Allen has had a
distinguished career in the United States Army with accelerated promotions
through proven expertise as a Senior Instructor and Counterintelligence
Special Agent. Her excellent teaching skills have motivated a generation of
US Army Foreign Counterintelligence investigators and operators, and this
continues with those she teaches at CI Centre courses.
Allen served as a Senior
Instructor at the US Army Advanced Counterintelligence Training Center for
US Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) and Department of Defense
military and civilian special agents. In this capacity, she has taught
interviewing and interrogation, the conduct of counterespionage
investigations, surveillance, tradecraft and offensive espionage operations.
Allen was recognized
throughout the strategic counterintelligence community as one of the Army's
premiere espionage investigators. In this capacity, she planned, conducted
and supervised sensitive and complex counterespionage investigations. Allen
was a Senior Counterintelligence Investigator in one of the US Army-Europe's
highest priority espionage investigations which became the Army's most
successful Desert Shield/Storm espionage neutralization. This stopped the
hemorrhage of defense information to two Arab intelligence services,
forestalling terrorist activity, and resulted in a 34 year sentence for a
convicted solider. She also executed many other high priority
counterespionage investigations in USAEUR.
Allen wrote the definitive
"how to" guide for the DoD Foreign Counterintelligence community on sting
operations. She also authored the USAEUR Counterespionage Standard Operating
Procedures for counterespionage investigators in the Army-Europe Theater, as
well as various other counterespionage publications. In 1992, Allen was
named as the Department of Defense "Investigator of the Year."
Allen is a graduate of the
University of Maryland, and she earned a Master of Education from Boston
University. She also has attended the FBI National Academy with coursework
in Criminal Justice Education. Allen has received numerous awards for
leadership, technical expertise and initiative in training, investigations,
interviewing and interrogations, including two Legion of Merit Awards. She
is a member of the American Society for Training and Development.
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