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Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

US
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Waterloo, United States
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All verified mentions of this organization in source documents.

The Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) is the Russian equivalent of the CIA, tasked with intelligence and espionage beyond Russian borders.

Mentioned as: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)Narrative GeneralNov 27, 2023Olimp and Yenisei-2: Russia’s secretive eavesdropping satellites (part 2)

CIA labeled the launch area 'Launch Site A1'.

Mentioned as: ciaTechnical ProductNov 13, 2023Something goes boom in the night: the explosion of a Cold War secret

In 1962, the CIA evaluated the proposed MURAL-2 concept for higher resolution, but it was not approved.

Mentioned as: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)Narrative GeneralOct 16, 2023Roads not taken in satellite photo-reconnaissance: Part 1, the 1960s

Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corporation proposed an upgraded CORONA camera system to the CIA in April 1960.

Mentioned as: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)Narrative GeneralOct 16, 2023Roads not taken in satellite photo-reconnaissance: Part 1, the 1960s

In June 1960, Hycon Corporation proposed a reconnaissance system using a Mercury spacecraft with a Hycon camera system to the CIA.

Mentioned as: the ciaTechnical ProductOct 16, 2023Roads not taken in satellite photo-reconnaissance: Part 1, the 1960s

Kevin Keating previously worked at the National Reconnaissance Office and most recently at the Central Intelligence Agency Directorate of Science and Technology.

Mentioned as: Central Intelligence Agency Directorate of Science and TechnologyOrg RelationshipSep 21, 2023The Aerospace Corporation announces significant organizational changes

Eric Traupe, a retired United States Marine infantry officer and former Assistant Director of the Central Intelligence Agency for the Near East, will serve as President of Capella Federal.

Mentioned as: Central Intelligence AgencyOrg RelationshipJan 31, 2023Capella Space establishes Capella Federal

Andrew Hallman spent over 33 years at the Central Intelligence Agency.

Mentioned as: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)Narrative GeneralMay 4, 2022Peraton Names A New Company Vice President Of National Security Strategy + Integration

Craig Brower first joined the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in 1989 as a photographic specialist.

Mentioned as: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)Narrative GeneralOct 6, 2021Edgybees appoints Craig Brower as President, US Government; to lead strategic growth in key sector

Susan M. Gordon served 27 years at the Central Intelligence Agency.

Mentioned as: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)Narrative GeneralOct 5, 2021BlackSky Appoints Susan M. Gordon to Board of Directors

Stephanie L. O’Sullivan led the Central Intelligence Agency’s Directorate of Science and Technology, which is responsible for developing and deploying technology in support of intelligence collection and analysis.

Mentioned as: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)Narrative GeneralJun 17, 2021New Board Leaders Elected For Aerospace Corporation That Include Former NASA Chief + Recent Deputy SecDef

The SFI military and strategic team includes R. James Woolsey, former Secretary of the Navy and head of the Central Intelligence Agency.

Mentioned as: Central Intelligence AgencyOrg RelationshipMay 5, 2021SpaceFund Intelligence Firm Is Birthed By The SpaceFund VC Company

Stephanie O’Sullivan served in the U.S. Intelligence Community for more than 20 years and was named associate deputy director of the CIA in 2009.

Mentioned as: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)Narrative GeneralMar 9, 2021HawkEye 360 Adds Quintet of Leaders to Advisory Board

Elizabeth Walton passed away in 2018 after serving as an analyst at the Central Intelligence Agency for more than 30 years.

Mentioned as: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)Narrative GeneralOct 5, 2020USGIF announced first-ever Student Diversity Awards and Best Student Poster Award

The National Reconnaissance Office began as a secret program in 1960 established jointly by the U.S. Air Force and the CIA.

Mentioned as: CIATechnical ProductDec 3, 2019Scolese: NRO advancing space technology, developing tactics to defend satellites

The National Reconnaissance Office started as a secret program in 1960 established jointly by the U.S. Air Force and the Central Intelligence Agency.

Mentioned as: Central Intelligence AgencyTechnical ProductApr 17, 2019Why the Space Force can’t merge with the NRO
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