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July 25, 2014

DIA K-9 goes airborne

DIA’s police K-9 unit trains every day; they go to abandoned buildings filled with hidden explosives, they train with K-9 units at other agencies, and sometimes they train on boats and helicopters.

July 24, 2014

DIA becomes executive agent for IC Wounded Warrior Program

A milestone event for the intelligence community, Directorof National Intelligence James Clapper officially recognized DIA as theexecutive agent for the Wounded Warrior Program, which took effect July

July 22, 2014

DIA Staff Ride Examines Conventional Wisdom on Civil War Battle

Down a lonely stretch of I-270 just south of Frederick, Md., there’s a spot where a railroad junction meets the Monocacy River, a little-known tributary of the Potomac. The quiet picturesque farmland conceals a somber past. Here, along this stretch of river, the blood of thousands was spilled in a battle that determined the fate of Washington, D.C., and potentially that of the Union itself. The Battle of Monocacy was fought over this ground on July 9, 1864.

July 22, 2014

DIA conducts active shooter exercise

WASHINGTON – The Defense Intelligence Agency will conduct an internal active shooter/active threat exercise at its headquarters facility in Washington, D.C., this week. This is an emergency management

July 17, 2014

Panel Discusses Insider Threat

Today’s world ismore interconnected than ever before. Yet, for all its advantages, increasedconnectivity brings increased risk of theft, fraud and abuse. As we become morereliant on technology, we

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