While engaged in overseas military operations, the public was told it faced the possibility of a "shadow enemy" within the U.S.

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The concept of a "shadow enemy" refers to the idea that there are hidden or covert threats within a country, often linked to terrorism or espionage, which can be emphasized during times of overseas military operations to highlight the risks of internal threats. This has been a theme in U.S. national security discussions, especially post-9/11 and in the context of global terrorism.

While Engaged in Overseas Military Operations, the Public Was Told