Defense Intelligence Agency
The Defense Intelligence Agency, or DIA, is a major producer and
manager of
military intelligence for the
United States Department of Defense. DIA, designated in 1986 as a Defense Department combat support and
intelligence agency, was established in 1961 as a result of a decision by Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara, under president
John F. Kennedy . The Department of Defense created DIA with the publication of Directive 5105.21, "Defense Intelligence Agency" on 1 August, effective 1 October 1961.
[1] DIA was preceded by the
Counter Intelligence Corps. Approximately 11,000 men and women work for DIA worldwide (about 30
re military personnel and about 70
re
civilians). The exact numbers and specific budget information are not publicly released due to security considerations. DIA has major operational activities at
the Pentagon, the
Defense Intelligence Analysis Center (DIAC),
Bolling Air Force Base in
Washington, D.C., the
Armed Forces Medical Intelligence Center (AFMIC) in
Fort Detrick, Maryland, and the
Missile and Space Intelligence Center (MSIC) in
Huntsville, Alabama. DIA is a member of the United States
Intelligence Community, reporting to the
Director of National Intelligence. The activities of DIA are often compared to Russia's
GRU, the
UK's
Defence Intelligence Staff, and Israel's
Aman (IDF).
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Defense Intelligence Agency
Defense Intelligence Agency
Defense Intelligence Agency
Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), Agencja Wywiadu Obronnego – agencja założona
1 października 1961 dla koordynowania działań służb wywiadowczych poszczególnych rodzajów sił zbrojnych, pełni również funkcję agencji wywiadu Kolegium Połączonych Szefów Sztabów (JCS – Joint Chiefs of Staff), sekretarza obrony i dowództw połączonych rodzajów sił zbrojnych szczebla teatrów działań wojennych.
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Defense Intelligence Agency
La Defense Intelligence Agency (
DIA in acronimo) è uno dei principali produttori e gestori delle informazioni di
intelligence negli
Stati Uniti d'America. È stata definita nel 1986 quale "agenzia di intelligence" e supporto di combattimento del
Dipartimento della difesa degli Stati Uniti, ma la sua istituzione risale al 1961, a seguito di una decisione del Segretario della difesa
Robert S. McNamara, durante la presidenza di
John F. Kennedy. Il Dipartimento della difesa creò la DIA con la pubblicazione della Direttiva 5105.21, Defense Intelligence Agency del
1 agosto, in vigore dal
1 ottobre 1961
[1]. La DIA sostituì il Counter Intelligence Corps. Pare che disponga approssimativamente di 11 000 effettivi sparsi nel mondo (di cui il 70% personale civile), ma i dati esatti sono comprensibilmente coperti da riservatezza. Le principali sedi operative DIA sono:
Il Pentagono, il Defense Intelligence Analysis Center (DIAC), la Bolling Air Force Base in
Washington, D.C., l' Armed Forces Medical Intelligence Center (AFMIC) in Fort Detrick, Maryland, ed il Missile and Space Intelligence Center (MSIC) in Huntsville, Alabama. La DIA è membro dell'
United States Intelligence Community, che fa capo al Direttore dell'intelligence nazionale. Le attività della DIA sono ritenute analoghe al
GRU della
Russia, al Defence Intelligence Staff del
Regno Unito, e all'
Aman (IDF) di
Israele.
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