Central Intelligence Agency
Events (1798)
- June 2003: CIA Begins Course for Training ‘Debriefers’
- Early June 2003: Vice President’s Office Pins Blame for WMD Claims on CIA
- June 2003: New Chief of CIA Station in Kabul Appointed
- June 2003: Plame Wilson, Other CIA Analysts Wonder if Iraq Didn’t Deceive US into Believing It Possessed WMD
- June 2004: Falsely Accused Iraqi Spy Denies He Ever Met with Mohamed Atta
- June-November 2004: Critical CIA Report on 9/11 Failures Is Finished, but Its Release Is Successfully Delayed until after Presidential Election
- June 2004: Chief of CIA Station in Kabul Leaves Position
- Between June 2004 and November 2005: CIA Closes Salt Pit Prison in Afghanistan
- (June 2004): New Chief of CIA Station in Kabul Appointed
- June 2005: Revised CIA Inspector General Report Completed; Recommends Accountability Boards for Several Officers
- June 2005: State Department Adviser Challenges Legal Justifications for Torture
- June 1988: Justice Department Memo Approves Rendition
- June 1989: US Briefs Bhutto on Pakistan Nuclear Program, Says Aid Will Be Cut Off
- June 1996-April 1997: Highly Trusted Informant Exposes Al-Qaeda Secrets to US
- June-July 1999: CIA Reports that Bin Laden Plans Attack in US
- June 1999: CIA Appoints New Chief of Bin Laden Unit; His Management Style Is Not Popular
- June 1999: CIA Fires Bin Laden Unit Chief, But He Refuses to Resign from Agency
- July 2000: CIA Learns Al-Qaeda Related Group Plans to Attack US Naval Ship
- July 2001: CIA Learns Impending Attack Widely Known in Afghanistan
- Late July 2001: Egypt Warns CIA of 20 Al-Qaeda Operatives in US; Four Training to Fly; CIA Is Not Interested
- July-August 2001: US Finally Agrees to See Sudan’s Al-Qaeda Files
- July 2001: CIA Rejects Third FBI Request for Malaysia Summit Information
- July 2002: CIA Interrogator Repeatedly Takes Detainee to Brink of Unconsciousness by Applying Pressure to Carotid Artery
- July 2002: Military Instructors Train Intelligence Personnel in Torture Techniques
- July 2002: Complaints over Torture Results in Memo Granting Retroactive Legal ‘Immunity’
- July-Fall 2003: CIA Baghdad Station Chief Requests Guidance over Detainee Interrogations, but Does Not Get It
- July 2003: Neoconservative Author Says CIA, State Department Hiding Connections between Iraq and 9/11
- July 2003: Second Chief of CIA Baghdad Station Appointed
- July 2003: Saudi Embassy in US Found to Be Passing Money to Suspect Charities through US Bank that Has CIA Ties
- July 2003: CIA Claims There Was ‘Steady and Heavy’ Pressure to Find Al-Qaeda-Iraq Link before 2003 Iraq War
- July 2003: Former German Government Minister Releases Book Alleging US Government Complicity in 9/11
- July 2003: Top White House Officials Briefed on Torture Techniques
- July 2004: CIA Requests Second White House Authorization for Harsh Interrogation Tactics
- July 2007: President Bush Again Authorizes the CIA to Use Some Aggressive Interrogation Methods
- Late July 2007-Early March 2008: Al-Qaeda Leader Arrested in Pakistan, Interrogated in Secret CIA Prison
- July 2007: Alleged ‘High Ranking’ Al-Qaeda Figure Arrested in Pakistan; May Have Had Recent Contact with Bin Laden
- July 2010: Bin Laden’s Courier Ahemd Makes Mistake that Allows US Intelligence to Start Tracking Him
- July 1963: CIA Counterintelligence Manual Warns that Torture Produces Unreliable Information
- July 1990: ’Blind Sheikh’ Enters US Despite Being on Terrorist Watch List, Takes Over Al-Kifah
- July-August 1993: US Intelligence Realizes Bin Laden Is Important Financier of Islamist Militants
- Late August 1998: CIA Discovers ‘Rosetta Stone of Al-Qaeda’ but Doesn’t Share with FBI
- July 1998: Rumsfeld Commission Wildly Inflates Threat from Iran, North Korea
- July 1998-February 2000: CIA Renders Over Two Dozen Islamic Militant Operatives
- July 1999-Summer 2001: Friction Continues between New CIA Bin Laden Unit Chief and FBI Official John O’Neill
- 2007: Station Chief Involved in Imam Kidnapping Reprimanded, Sent to Air Force Base in Alabama
- September-October 2000: Moussaoui Visits Malaysia After CIA Stops Surveillance There
- (August 2000): Wiretap Reveals Al-Qaeda is Planning ‘Hiroshima-type Event’ Against US
- Late July-August 2001: US Fails to Capture or Kill Al-Zawahiri
- August 2001: Persian Gulf Informant Gives Ex-CIA Agent Information About ‘Spectacular Terrorist Operation’
- August 2001: Moroccan Informant Warns US of Large Scale, Imminent Attack in New York