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The most consequential covert dimension of NATO documented in this vault is [[Operation Gladio]] - the NATO-wide network of stay-behind organizations established in the late 1940s to provide armed resistance in the event of a Soviet invasion or communist political takeover. The networks were organized under the authority of what NATO termed the "Clandestine Planning Committee" and the "Allied Co-ordination Committee," and were implemented by national intelligence services with CIA and [[MI6]] technical support.
The Gladio networks are documented to have existed in at minimum 14 NATO member states, including [[Italy]], [[Belgium]], [[Germany]], France, Greece, Portugal, Turkey, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Denmark, Norway, and Austria. Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti confirmed Gladio's existence in October 1990 following a parliamentary investigation prompted by Italian judge [[Felice Casson]]'s discovery of the network's records in a military intelligence archive in Rome. The Belgian network, known as [[SDRA8]], has been linked by investigators to the unsolved [[Brabant massacres]] of 1983-1985.[^2]
The Gladio networks are documented to have existed in at minimum 14 NATO member states, including [[Italy]], [[Belgium]], [[Germany]], France, Greece, Portugal, Turkey, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Denmark, Norway, and Austria. Italian Prime Minister [[Giulio Andreotti]] confirmed Gladio's existence in October 1990 following a parliamentary investigation prompted by Italian judge [[Felice Casson]]'s discovery of the network's records in a military intelligence archive in Rome. The Belgian network, known as [[SDRA8]], has been linked by investigators to the unsolved [[Brabant massacres]] of 1983-1985.[^2]
### NATO Intelligence Sharing