Defense Intelligence Agency
Events (73)
- December 2003: Army Fails to Investigate Claim of Detainee Abuse
- 1992: Neoconservatives Attempt to ‘Recruit’ Intelligence Official
- 1980s or Before: Database of Potential Enemies Established as Part of Continuity of Government Plan
- Late 1996: ISI Returns Afghanistan Training Camps to Bin Laden and Subsidizes Their Costs
- Spring 2004: DIA Destroys Copies of Able Danger Documents
- Summer 2004: Bush Foreign Policy Dominated by Small Core of Insular, Ill-Informed Advisers
- February 2005: Connecticut Librarians Refuse to Comply with NSL Over Hoax Terrorist Threat
- Spring 2001: New Bush Administration Policy Allows NSA to Illegally Spy on US Citizens
- September 2002: DIA Reports ‘No Reliable Information’ Supporting Claims of Iranian Chemical Weapons
- Mid-September, 2001: Cheney and Rumsfeld Create ‘Cabal’ to Influence Foreign Policy
- Early October 2002: Bush Receives Intelligence Memo Noting Dissents About Iraqi Aluminum Tubes
- December 2002: DIA Reports No Evidence of WMD in Iraq
- Early 2003: Defense Intelligence Agency Concludes Intelligence Leads from INC Are of Little Value
- February 2002: DIA Suggests Prisoner Probably Lying about Al-Qaeda Ties to Iraq; but His Allegations Will Be Used in Bush Speech Later
- August 2002: Funding for Iraqi National Congress Taken up by Defense Department
- January 2000-September 2001: Curveball Debriefed by German Intelligence
- November 2001: Intelligence Report Assesses that Tubes Imported by Iraq Could be Used for Gas Centrifuge Rotors
- September 2002: DIA Report Acknowledges Potential Conventional Use for Aluminum Tubes
- May 2002: DIA Issues Fabricator Notice for Iraqi Defector Mohammad Harith
- June 1989: DIA Warns of Iraqi Military Procurement Network
- 1980: DIA: Iraq ‘Acquiring’ Chemical Weapons
- 1981-1988: Reagan Administration Gives Covert Support to Iraq Against Iran
- June 2001: Wolfowitz Asks CIA and DIA to Look into Theory that Iraq Masterminded 1993 Bombing of WTC