That story originated in the Defense Intelligence Agency, the military intelligence branch of the Pentagon.
Robert Carr of the Defense Intelligence Agency, and includes both Defense Department officials and representatives of other agencies.
The Defense Intelligence Agency recently testified to Congress that North Korea may now have nuclear warheads deliverable by missile.
A. and the Defense Intelligence Agency had already shown them to be false.
Ronald Burgess, head of the Defense Intelligence Agency, told a congressional committee.
From 1951 until his retirement a few years ago, he toiled in the CIA, the Defense Intelligence Agency and other U.S. intelligence organizations.
Jay Rockefeller of West Virginia, respectively, expressed concern over actions by the Defense Intelligence Agency and Douglas Feith, undersecretary of defense for policy.
Later, the Defense Intelligence Agency became the main military intelligence body.
Lang, former chief of intelligence for the Defense Intelligence Agency, says that model was one man, one vote, that people's rights and interests should be addressed on an individual basis.
This flexibility has prompted the principal users of the SR-71 the Central Intelligence Agency, the Defense Intelligence Agency and the State Department to argue for retention of the SR-71.
Also on Tuesday, the Defense Intelligence Agency investigated a case of possible biological agents being concealed in mail sent to the agency at its Bolling Air Force Base Headquarters in Washington, D.
This collaboration services seems to be the British equivalent of the US secure collaboration environment described by Grant Schneider, Deputy Director of Information Management and CIO at the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA).
O'HARA: Retired Colonel Patrick Lang, former head of Middle East intelligence at the Defense Intelligence Agency, says that historically insurgencies over time do consolidate and thus extend their level of command and control.
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the Department of Energy (DOE), the National Security Agency (NSA), the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), and all the military intelligence components agreed with this assessment.
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They applaud Mr. Bolton's efforts to challenge the assumptions of intelligence analysts and estimates disinformed by a Castro spy who was, until the fall of 2001, the Cuba desk officer at the Defense Intelligence Agency.
The unclassified version of the Defense Intelligence Agency report was released publicly last April and highlights former detainees who have carried out or are suspected of having carried out terrorist attacks after being released from the prison.
The Syrian regime would also be unaffected, notwithstanding its ongoing efforts to kill Americans and Iraqis in neighboring Iraq, its continuing predations in Lebanon and, according to the Defense Intelligence Agency, its outfitting of missile warheads with biological weapons.
Gregory Fronius, a military trainer with the 7th Special Forces Group who was killed in 1987 when the FMLN overran a base in El Paraiso, using intelligence provided by Ana Belen Montes, a Cuban spy in the Defense Intelligence Agency.
Lind told prosecutors to get those reports from the Defense Intelligence Agency, the CIA, the State Department and the Justice Department and provide them to her so she may review them in private before ruling on whether Manning's attorneys can see them.
The report represents the collective judgment of all 16 U.S. intelligence agencies, including the CIA, Defense Intelligence Agency and the intelligence organization of each military service.
According to an indictment unveiled by the US justice department, Ms Velazquez recruited Montes in 1984, introduced her to the Cuban Intelligence Service and then helped her obtain a job at the US Defense Intelligence Agency.
BBC: Ex-US government worker Marta Rita Velazquez 'Cuban spy'
On Thursday, a U.S. lawmaker revealed at a congressional hearing in Washington an excerpt from a recent U.S. intelligence report compiled by the Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency, which concluded with "moderate confidence" that North Korea had mastered the ability to affix a miniaturized nuclear warhead to a ballistic missile.
U.S. authorities say al Qaeda continues to use such money-transfer services to fund the insurgency in Iraq--"a significant means that terrorists use to move money, " Caleb Temple, senior intelligence officer at the government's Defense Intelligence Agency, told a House subcommittee this summer.
The tape was released shortly after the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency had raised the military terror threat level from "significant" to "high, " its top level, as authorities braced for a possible terrorist attack.
Given the ongoing threats facing the United States, as well as the leadership transitions at other agencies like the Defense Department and Central Intelligence Agency, I believe continuity and stability at the FBI is critical at this time.
In 1947, President Truman signed the National Security Act, creating the Department of Defense, the National Security Council, the Central Intelligence Agency and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
These statements stand in stark contrast to information provided earlier this year to the U.S. Congress by Defense Intelligence Agency director, Lieutenant General Patrick Hughes, and recounted by Richard Staar in an op.ed. published by the Wall Street Journal on 14 June 1996.
The company books half its revenues from the U.S. government, namely the NextView satellite imagery program, run by the Department of Defense's National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA).
After announcing Chuck Hagel as his nominee for the next Secretary of Defense, President Obama today nominated John Brennan as the next Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
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