What is the chief task of the national security council?

a. to protect the borders of the united states

b. to coordinate the differences among the executive's key foreign policy makers

c. to act as a public promoter of the president's foreign policy

d. to monitor foreign intelligence

e. to formulate and recommend military and diplomatic policy proposals to the united nations?

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Adolfo Parks

16 May, 01:43

What is the chief task of the national security council?

a. to protect the borders of the united states

b. to coordinate the differences among the executive's key foreign policy makers

c. to act as a public promoter of the president's foreign policy

d. to monitor foreign intelligence

e. to formulate and recommend military and diplomatic policy proposals to the united nations?

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Efrain Howell · Answer 1

The chief task of the National Security Council is to act as a public promoter of the president’s foreign policy.

The function of the Council is to assist and advice the president on foreign policies and national security concerns since its beginning under Harry S. Truman.