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• The projections of large increases in producing ballistic missiles, MacEachin said, were consistently too high until the late'80s.
• Douglas MacEachin, a 32-year veteran and former deputy director, agreed, saying : " The biggest single trap for intelligence estimates was Soviet intentions.
• MacEachin said that the agency did not fully realize how the Soviet military industrial complex drove its own institutional growth, which took on a life of its own without a conscious political strategy.
• Douglas MacEachin, who headed the office of Soviet analysis in the'80s, acknowledged that the agency had moved too slowly to adjust its projections of military and strategic forces to reflect the worsening economic conditions.
• In testimony included with the newly released records, Douglas MacEachin, the chief of Soviet analysis at the CIA, told Congress in late 1988 that the agency " never really looked at the Soviet Union as a political entity in which there were factors building which could lead to at least the initiation of political transformation ."