 The claymore is a greatsword originating from the Scottish Highlands, and the belt surrounding the badge is seen on Scottish clan badges (the belt signifies that the wearer is a member rather than the chief of the clan - the chief wears the badge without a belt surround).In 1981 the Intelligence Support Activity began to immediately select new operators, growing from FOG's 50 people to about 100.The ISA remained extremely secret; all of its records were classified under a Special Access Program (at first named OPTIMIZE TALENT).