Central Intelligence Agency
Events (1798)
- March 2002: Government Agencies Using a ‘No Fly’ List
- March 2002: CIA Officer Later Accused of Date Rape Publishes Novel about Attempted Islamist Coup in Algeria
- March 2002: First Secret CIA Prison Built in Thailand
- March 2003: CIA Falsely Claims Kidnapped Imam Is in Bosnia
- March 2004: CIA Finds 9/11 Hijackers Used 364 Aliases and Name Variants
- March 2004: Book Examines Atta’s Time in Florida; Portrays Him as Hooked on Drugs and Alcohol
- Late March through Early June, 2002: FBI Interrogator Gains ‘Actionable Intelligence’ from Zubaida Using Non-Coercive Interrogation Methods
- March 7 - Mid-April, 2003: Alleged 9/11 Mastermind Tortured in Poland
- 1984-March 1985: US and Pakistan Begin Training Afghans to Attack Inside Soviet Union
- March 1987: A. Q. Khan Says Pakistan Has Nuclear Weapons, then Retracts Claims
- March 1991-December 1992: CIA Hides Its Relationship to Criminal BCCI
- March 1995: US Slow to Show Interest in Al-Qaeda Training Manual
- March 1985: Reagan Sharply Increases Covert Support to Afghan Rebels
- March 1996-December 1998: US Intelligence Uses UN Weapons Inspectors to Spy on Iraq Military
- March-May 1996: US, Sudan Squabble over Bin Laden’s Fate
- March 1999: Germany Provides CIA Hijacker’s Name and Telephone Number
- (2003 and After): Corporate CEOs Balk at Providing Customer Information to Three US Intelligence Agencies
- 2003: CIA Lawyers View Videos of Detainee Interrogations
- Between 2003-Late 2005: White House Official Allegedly Tells CIA Not To Destroy CIA Interrogation Tapes
- 2003-2004: Key FBI Agents Eager to Testify to 9/11 Commission, but Are Not Subpoenaed
- 2003: CIA Prison in Thailand Closed
- 2003: CIA Supervisor Involved in Abuse of Al-Nashiri Leaves Agency
- April 2001: Courier Working for Bin Laden and CIA Flees Afghanistan, Warns Al-Qaeda Planning to Hijack Airplane in US
- April 2001: Informer Shares Some Information on Moussaoui with CIA
- April 2001:ColeInvestigator Again Asks for Malaysia Information, CIA Again Reveals Nothing
- April 2002 and After: President Bush Deliberately Shielded from Knowledge of Harsh Interrogation Techniques
- April 2002: Blackwater Deploys First Team to Afghanistan
- April 2002: Administration Attorneys Discuss Plans to Interrogate Zubaida
- April 2002: Al-Qaeda Leader Zubaida Confeseses to FBI that KSM Is 9/11 Mastermind
- April-May 2004: Kidnapped Imam Temporarily Released in Egypt, Claims He Has Been Tortured
- (April 2004): CIA Hatches ‘Reverse Rendition’ Plan for Innocent German, Alec Station Manager Still against Releasing Him
- April 2004: Wilson’s Book Stirs Controversy, Provokes Death Threats towards Family
- (April 2004): Senior CIA Officers Informed of Wrongful Rendition, but Innocent German Remains at Black Site
- April 2005: Italian Authorities Issue Arrest Warrant for Kidnapped Imam
- April - June 2002: Zubaida Interrogated, Tortured by CIA Interrogators in Thailand Prison
- April 10-May, 2002: British Terror Suspect Questioned about Nuclear Devices, Tortured in Pakistani Custody
- April 2009: CIA Fires Torture Program Designers
- April 2001 and After: Plame Wilson Promoted to Chief of Joint Task Force on Iraq
- April 29 - Mid-May, 2003: Al-Qaeda Suspect Tortured in US Custody
- April-June 1972: ’Plumbers’ Plan for Watergate Burglary
- April 1980: New Leader of Lebanese Militia Forms Alliances with Hezbollah, US Agencies, and Others
- April 1993-Mid-2003: FBI Slow to Act as Main Branch of Al-Qaeda’s ‘Operational Headquarters’ in US Reforms in Boston
- April-May 1998: CIA’s Bin Laden Unit Almost Disbanded
- Late April 1999: CIA Secretly Works with KLA During Kosovo War
- (2005-2006): Blackwater Contract for CIA Assassination and Capture Program Terminated
- 2004: CIA Program to Assassinate and Capture Al-Qaeda Leaders Terminated, then Revived and Outsourced to Blackwater
- 2004: CIA Concludes Illegal Drug Profits Going to Islamic Militant Groups and Afghan Warlords
- 2004: Officer Who Will Later Defend CIA Waterboarding Leaves Agency
- 2004: CIA Officer Involved in ‘Italian Job’ Rendition Retires from Agency
- 2004 or Before: New Chief of CIA Station in Athens Appointed