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Abu Ghraib prison
Acheson, Dean
Adams, Sam
Addington, David
Adenauer, Konrad
Adkins, James L.
AE/Carthage (Ukraine)
AE/Freeman (Baltic States)
AE/Nidus (East Germany)
AE/Quor (Belarus)
AE/Saurus (Soviet Union)
Afghan Eyes
Afghanistan: black prisons; drone program against Al Qaeda/Taliban; FOB Chapman; Karzai; Al Qaeda in; Reagan-era operations
African embassy bombings (1998)
Agee, Philip
Air America. See also Civil Air Transport (CAT)
Air Asia
Alabama Air National Guard
Albania
Alec Station
Alfred A. Knopf publisher
Alibi Club (Washington, D.C.)
Allen, Charlie
Allende, Salvador
Allison, John
Alsop, Joseph
Alsop, Stewart
Amal
America First Committee at Yale
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
American Hellenic Institute
American Institute for Free Labor Development
American Psychological Association (APA)
Ames, Aldrich
Ames, Robert Clayton
Amory, Robert
Anders, Władysław
Anderson, Jack
Angleton, James J.
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Animal Farm (Orwell)
Ansara, Michael
Applewhite, Edgar
Arafat, Yasser
Arbenz, Jacobo
Archibald, Frank
Archibald, James
Argentina
Armed Services Prisoner Intelligence Committee
Arms Control Export Act
Ashcroft, John
Asia Foundation
Aspin, Les
Aspin-Brown Commission (nee Aspin Commission)
Atef, Mohammed
Athens Olympics (2004)
Atomic Energy Commission
Augustine, Norman R.
Ault, Lee A., III
Aurell, George
Austria
al-Awlaki, Anwar
B-26 bombers
Baer, Robert
Baker, James
al-Balawi, Humam Muhammed
Baltic States
Baltimore Sun
Bámaca Velásquez, Efraín
Bancroft, Mary
Bandar, Prince
Bangkok Station
Barnes, C. Tracy; Cuba/Castro plot; Frankfurt post; Latin America operations; London Station post; and OSS in Italy; PB/Success in Guatemala; and the PSB; retirement; and Taylor investigation
Barrow, Robert
Batista, Fulgencio
Bauer, Robert F.
Bay of Pigs invasion at Playa Girón (1961). See also Cuba operation (Project Ate or JM/Ate)
Bayh, Evan
Becker, Loftus
Beirut embassy truck bombing (1983)
Belarus
Bellinger, John D., III
Ben, Philip
Ben Soud, Mohamed Ahmed
Bennett, Gina
Berger, Sandy
Berlin Olympics (1936)
Bikowsky, Alfreda
bin Laden, Osama; and CIA Alec Station; Tenet’s planned raids
bin Zeid, Sharif Ali
Bissell, Richard M.; and Barnes; and Cuba/Castro plot; as Dulles’s assistant; forced resignation; Guatemala coup against Arbenz; pre-CIA career; Project Haik in Indonesia; and U-2 spy plane missions; World War II
Black, Cofer
black prisons; Afghanistan; closure; Project Greystone; Site Blue; Site Green in Chiang Mai, Thailand; Site Orange. See also Project Greystone (CIA’s detainee interrogation and torture program)
Blackwater
Blair, Dennis
Blakely, Yvonne
Blank Rome (law firm)
Blanton, Thomas
Blee, David
Bocock, Natalie
Boer War
Bohlen, Chester
Boland, Edward P.
Boland Amendment
Bonk, Ben
Boren, David
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bradley, Omar
Breckinridge, Scott
Brennan, John O.; and CIA accountability; CIA response to Senate torture report; and drone program; fusion centers; mission centers; and Trump administration
Brewster, Kingman
Brexit
Bridge of Spies (film)
British Broadcast Corporation (BBC)
British Guiana
Broe, William V.
Brookner, Janine M.
Bross, John
Brown, Harold
Bruce, David
Bruemmer, Russell, J.
Brugger, Fred
Buckley, David B.
Buckley, William
Bundy, McGeorge
Bundy, William P.
Burke, Arleigh A.
Burma (Myanmar)
Burnham, David
Burr, Richard
Bush, George Herbert Walker; congressional oversight and timely notification; as Ford’s CIA chief; Helms cable (1975); and Iran-Contra Affair
Bush, George W.: drone program; and Hayden; Hayden and war on terror in Pakistan; Iraq War and phony WMD charges; and McCain’s anti-torture legislation; PDBs and 9/11 warnings; post-9/11 and war on terror; Project Greystone and torture interrogations; Rizzo’s presidential finding authorizing capture and detention of Al Qaeda terrorists; Tenet as CIA director; Zubaydah’s rendition. See also Project Greystone (CIA’s detainee interrogation and torture program)
Bybee, Jay S.
Cabell, Charles Pearre
Cairo station
Camp Kilmer (New Jersey)
Camp Peary (the Farm)
Campbell, John (“Soup”)
Card, Andy
Career Service Board
Carlos the Jackal (Ilich Ramirez Sanchez)
Carlucci, Frank
Carson, Ben
Carter, Jimmy; CIA director Turner; congressional oversight and covert operations approval laws; on Helms’s perjury; Iranian hostage crisis and rescue operation; and the Sandinistas
Carter Ledyard & Milburn (law firm)
Casey, William; and CIA women (Eloise Page); and CIA’s reporting of drug trafficking; construction of Ames Building; and IG’s office; Iran-Contra Affair; Nicaragua operation; and OSS; as Reagan’s CIA director; resignation; and the SEC; and Sporkin
Casey Accords
Castro, Fidel: assassination plots; and Nixon. See also Cuba operation (Project Ate or JM/Ate)
Cater, Douglass
Center for International Studies (CENIS)
Center for the Study of Intelligence
Central America task force
Central Intelligence Bulletin
Central Intelligence Group (CIG)
Central Intelligence Retirees Association
Chamberlain, Donald F.
Chamorro, Edgar
Chapman, Nathan
Cheney, Dick; Iran-Contra hearings and meaning of timely notification; Iraq War and phony WMD charges; Project Greystone; and Rockefeller commission
Chennault, Claire
Cherbonneaux, James
Cherne, Leo
Chertoff, Michael
Chiang Mai, Thailand
Chicago Democratic Party Convention (1968)
Child, Paul and Julia
Chile; Clinton’s apology; Helms and; Senate investigations
China
China Lake weapons test center
Chinese embassy bombing in Belgrade (1999)
Church, Frank
Church committee investigation (1975)
Churchill, Winston
CIA Act (1949)
The CIA and the Cult of Intelligence (Marchetti and Marks)
Ciano, Edda
Ciano, Galeazzo
Cinquegrana, A. R. (“Rick”)
Civil Air Transport (CAT). See also Air America
Civil Rights Act (1964)
Clandestine Service Reserve
Clapper, James
Clarridge, Duane Ramsdell (“Dewey”); Iran-Contra Affair; NESA Division; Nicaragua operation and Senate investigation; pardon by Bush; Rome post
Clifford, Clark
Cline, Ray
Clines, Thomas G.
Clinton, Hillary
Clinton, William J.; appointment of Snider as IG; Bosnia crisis; and Chinese embassy bombing in Belgrade; Kosovo actions; post-Cold War CIA openness and declassification; Tenet as CIA director; Tenet as NSA intelligence director; war on terror (Al Qaeda)
Coats, Dan
Cochran, Thad
Cogan, Charles
Cohen, David
Cohen, William S.
Cohn, Roy
Colby, William E.; and CIA spying allegations; and Helms’s perjury; on leaks; and Watergate
Collins, Foster
Colombia and El Bogotazo crisis
Columbia University’s School of International Affairs
Commission on Protecting and Reducing Government Secrecy
Conaway, James
Congo
Congress for Cultural Freedom
congressional oversight; Hayden’s antipathy for; Intelligence Oversight Act (1980); Iran-Contra committee hearings/investigations; laws defining (1970s); Nedzi’s House intelligence subcommittee; office of the independent IG; timely notification. See also House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI); torture investigation by Senate Select Committee on Intelligence
Convention Against Torture
Cooper, Charles
Cooper, Chester L.
Copeland, Miles
Corona satellite
Correa, Matthias
Corscadden Paul
Costanzo, Christopher D.
Council on Foreign Relations
Countercoup (Roosevelt)
Counterintelligence Corps (U.S. Army)
Counterterrorist Center (CTC): Alec Station; and Black; drone operations; as fusion center; Grenier; Hayden and; Operational Assessment Division; Project Greystone; Rendition and Detention Group (RDG); Rodriguez and; Spartan Gate and Senate investigation
Covert Actions Review Group
Covert Clandestine and Related Activities Korea (CCRAK)
Coyne, J. Patrick
Craig, Gregory
Craven, James B., Jr.
Crewdson, John
Critchfield, James H.
Cross, Jim
Crouch, J. D.
Crumpton, Henry
CTC. See Counterterrorist Center (CTC)
Cuba operation (Project Ate or JM/Ate); Barnes and; Bissell and; Castro assassination plots; Cuban exiles (Assault Brigade 2506); Eisenhower; Helms and; invasion scheme at Bay of Pigs; Kennedy; Kirkpatrick’s report; Mafia enlistment; Project Mongoose; Taylor Committee investigation
Cuban exiles: JM/Ate and Bay of Pigs scheme (Assault Brigade 2506); Watergate and the Plumbers
Cuban Missile Crisis
Cuban Volunteer Air Force
cultural Cold War
Cumming, Hugh
Cushman, Robert E., Jr.
Cutler, Lloyd
Czechoslovakia
Dalai Lama
D’Andrea, Michael
David, Ruth
Davis, Walpole (“Tad”)
DB/Achilles (Iraq)
de Gaulle, Charles
Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA)
DeMay, Terrence
Department of Justice (DOJ): Helms perjury investigation; Iran-Contra investigation; OGC referrals to; Project Greystone and the OLC torture memos
DePuy, William
Deriabin, Peter
DeSouza, Sabrina
Detainee Treatment Act (McCain’s anti-torture legislation)
Deutch, John; agent background checks and “bad boy” prohibition; investigation for mishandling of classified information; recruitment and human rights directives
Development Projects Division (DPD)
Devine, John J. (“Jack”)
DeVine, Michael
Dewey, Thomas
Dietz, Robert
Diplomatic History (journal)
Directorate of Operations (DO): Covert Action Planning Group; and Cuba invasion plan/analyses; Deutch’s recruitment and human rights directives; Domestic Operations Division; Europe operations; post-Cold War recommendations for; Project Haik in Indonesia; Rodriguez and National Clandestine Service; Tenet’s recruitment campaign; Trump administration; and women of the CIA
Directorate of Science and Technology (DS&T)
displaced persons (DPs)
Doctor Zhivago (Pasternak)
Doherty, David P.
Dolibois, John
domestic surveillance: Bush’s Terrorist Surveillance Program; Helms and; journalists; mail-opening program; MH/Chaos; NSA dragnet electronic eavesdropping; Project Merrimac; Project Mudhen; Project Resistance; reports (“Restless Youth” and “International Connections of the U.S. Peace Movement”); Stellar Wind scandal; Trailblazer; Vietnam-era civil rights groups and antiwar activists; Watergate eavesdropping
Dominican Republic
Donilon, Tom
Donovan, James B.
Donovan, William J. (“Wild Bill”)
Donovan Leisure Newton & Irvine (law firm)
Doolittle, James H.
Downey, John T.
Downie, Leonard
Downing, Jack G.
Draper, Theodore
drone program; Afghanistan and Al Qaeda/Taliban; air-launched guided munitions (AGMs); Bush administration; CTC; Gnat; and Hayden; Hellfire missiles; history; and Jennifer Matthews at FOB Chapman; Obama administration; Predators; Rizzo and; Tenet and; Yemen
drug trafficking
DT/Pillar
Dulles, Allen Macy
Dulles, Allen Welsh; The Craft of Intelligence; Cuba operation and Taylor Committee investigation; as DCI; as DDCI; as DDP; Eisenhower administration; family and early life; Germany’s Underground; and Helms; Kennedy administration; and the Khrushchev speech; Langley site selection and CIA buildings; OSS and Europe; PB/Success in Guatemala; resignation; and Smith’s CIA; and women in the CIA
Dulles, Edith Foster
Dulles, John Foster; as secretary of state
Dulles, Martha Clover Todd (“Clover”)
“Dunbar, Hammond” (John “Bruce” Jessen)
Duncan, Donald
Dunn, Bert
E Systems
Earman, John
East Germany: AE/Nidus; riots/uprising (1953)
Eatinger, Robert
Economic Cooperation Act (1948)
Edwards, Sheffield
Edwards Air Force Base
Egypt
Ehrlichman, John
Eifler, Carl
Eisenhower, Dwight D.; and Cuba operation; Indonesia operation to overthrow Sukarno; intelligence agencies; and Langley site CIA buildings; support for covert operations; and U-2 spy plane missions
El Salvador
Ellsberg, Daniel
Emanuel, Rahm
Encounter (journal)
Enders, Rudy
enhanced interrogation techniques; waterboarding. See also Project Greystone (CIA’s detainee interrogation and torture program)
Erskine, Graves B.
Esterline, Jake
Estonia
Ethiopia
European Court of Human Rights
Evans, Rowland
Eveland, Wilbur Crane
Evergreen Aviation
Export-Import Bank
Fairbanks, Douglas, Jr.
Fairfax County Planning Commission
Falco, Dave
Falklands War
Falls Church City Council
Family Jewels report
Far East Division
Fecteau, Richard
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI); Zubaydah interrogation
Feingold, Russell
Feinstein, Dianne
Felfe, Heinz (UJ/Drowsky)
Fernandez, Joseph
Field, Noel
Fiers, Alan K.
FitzGerald, Desmond 5412 Group
Flannery, James E.
Fleming, Ian
Flohr, Linda C.
Foggo, Kyle D.
Force 17
Ford, Gerald; and Church Committee report; and Helms’s perjury; and Lebanese civil war; and new congressional oversight and covert operations approval laws; Rockefeller commission investigation
Ford Foundation
Foreign Relations of the United States
Formers
Forrestal, James
Forward Operating Bases (FOBs): FOB Chapman; Vietnam War
Foster, John W.
France operations (post-World War II)
Fredman, Jonathan
Free Europe Committee
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
Freeh, Louis
French Indochina
Freud, Sigmund
Fuchs, Meredith
Fuentes Ydígoras, Miguel
Fulbright, J. William
Furmark, Roy
fusion centers
G-2 (the Pond)
Gaddafi, Muammar
Galloway, Dan
Gannon, John C.
Gardner, John
Gates, Robert; confirmation hearings; Glass Ceiling Study; Iran-Contra Affair; post-Cold War CIA restructuring; as Reagan’s (brief) CIA director
Gates, Thomas
Gaudin, Steve
Gehlen, Reinhard
Gehlen Organization (the Org)
Gemayel, Bachir
General Atomics Corporation
Geneva conventions
George, Clair; as Beirut station chief; Iran-Contra Affair; pardon by Bush
Georgetown University: Institute for the Study of Diplomacy (1995 colloquium); School of Foreign Service
Germany: AE/Nidus (East Germany); Berlin Olympics (1936); Dulles and OSS; East German riots/uprising (1953); Nazis; post-World War II; and Predator drone program; Rusty operation; Wiebaden base
Getler, Michael
Giancana, Sam
Gisevius, Hans Bernd
Gladio
Glass Ceiling Study
Goillot, Paul
Goldblum, Irwin
Goldwater, Barry
Golitsyn, Anatoli
Gonzales, Alberto
Goodpaster, Andrew
Gordon, John A.
Gore, Al
Gorman, Paul
Goss, Porter J.; career; and drone program; and the Formers; and the HPSCI; nomination hearing to be CIA director; Project Cannonball; Project Greystone and CIA interrogation methods; retirement; and Rizzo
Gottesman, Evan
Graham, Mary Margaret
Grannis, David
Gravitz, Mel
Gray, Gordon
Greaney, John K.
Greece
Green Beret Affair (1969)
Grenada
Grenier, Robert; CTC and Project Greystone; and Rodriguez
Gries, David
Groom Lake salt flats
Grose, Peter
Groves, W. Eugene
Gruner, Jerry
Guantánamo Bay detention center
Guatemala operations: IG investigation; Lincoln Station (Opa-locka, Florida); PB/Success to overthrow Arbenz; Springfjord affair
guerrilla warfare
Guevara, Che
Gulf War (1991)
Hadley, Stephen
Hague Conventions (1899 and 1907)
Haines, Avril
Halberstam, David
Haldeman, H. R.
Hale, Nathan
Hall Goillot, Virginia
Halpern, Sam
Hamdan v. Rumsfeld
Hamilton, Lee
Haney, Albert
Haqqani network in Pakistan
Harbury, Jennifer
Harlow, Bill
Harman, Jane
Harriman, Averell
Harrington, Michael D.
Harrison and Abramowitz (architects)
Hart, Gary
Harvey, William K.
Hasenfus, Eugene
Haspel, Gina
Hawke, Richard
Hawkins, Jack
Hayden, Michael V.; antipathy for congressional oversight; and Bush’s war on terror; CIA confirmation hearing; CIA reforms; CIA torture program and Obama transition team; declassification issues; on destruction of torture videotapes; drone program; and the Formers; and IG Helgerson; El-Masri case and IG investigation; memoir (Playing to the Edge); and NSA eavesdropping; and NSA on 9/11; Project Greystone; SSCI investigation of Project Greystone
Haynsworth, Clement F., Jr.
Hedley, John H.
Heine, Eerik
Heine v. Raus
Heinrich, Martin
Heinz, H. John
Helgerson, John; as DDCI; El-Masri investigation; Hayden and; and the NIC; Project Greystone report
Hellfire missiles
Helms, Herman
Helms, Richard M.; background and early career; and Barnes; as chief of operations (COS); and Chile operations; and CIA assassination plots; and Cuba operations; as deputy director for operations (DDO); and Dulles; and Heine v. Raus; indictment and sentencing; journalism career; as LBJ’s chief of CIA; and Nixon; and the OSS; perjury investigations regarding CIA domestic abuses; Ramparts scandal; Rusty operation in Germany; surveillance of whistleblowers Marchetti and Marks; Vietnam-era illegal domestic surveillance; and Watergate; and women of the CIA; World War II
Hermes, Stephen
Hersh, Seymour
Hershberg, Bonnie
Herter, Christian
Hezbollah
Higgins, Neal
Hillenkoetter, Roscoe H.
Himmler, Heinrich
Hiss, Alger
Hitler, Adolf
Hitz, Frederick P.; and Aldrich Ames espionage case; Brookner investigation; Deutch investigation; Guatemala investigation; nomination hearing; and OIG audit staff; Rodriguez investigation
Hoekstra, Peter
Hoffman, Paul
Holder, Eric
“Holiday Party Massacre” (1987)
Holland, Miller
Holm, Richard
Holystone
homosexuality
Honduras
Hood, William B.
Hoover, Herbert
Hoover. J. Edgar
Hostetler, Darrin
House Armed Services Committee
House Banking Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House International Relations Committee
House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI): Goss and; IC-21; and invasion of Iraq; Iran-Contra hearings; issue of congressional oversight and timely notification; Pike committee investigation; Project Greystone investigation
Houston, David
Houston, Lawrence R.; air contract coordination; on CIA “executive privilege”; and CIA-DOJ criminal referrals; depositions during “Year of Intelligence” investigations; as first general counsel; and Heine v. Raus; memos on covert operations and CIA legal authority; OSS career during WWII
HPSCI. See House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI)
HT/Lingual
Hubbard, Kirk
Hugel, Max
Hughes-Ryan Amendment
human intelligence (humint)
human rights directives
Humphrey, George
Humphrey, Hubert H.
Hungarian uprising
Hunt, E. Howard
Hussein, King
Hussein, Saddam
Huston, Tom Charles
Hymoff, Edward
IC-21 (Intelligence Community for the 21st Century)
Ignatius, David
India: Madras station; nuclear tests (1998)
Indianapolis Times
Indonesia: PKI (Indonesian Community Party); Project Haik to overthrow Sukarno
In-Q-Tel
Inspector General (IG); audit staff; Casey and; Church Committee recommendations; creation of independent IG; Deutch investigation; Dietz inquiry; early efficiency surveys and reviews; Guatemala investigation; Hayden and; Helgerson’s El-Masri investigation;
Helgerson’s Project Greystone report; Hitz and Brookner investigation; inquiry into CIA hacking of SSCI torture report; and Iran-Contra Affair; and risk aversion; Snider; Trump administration; and women of the CIA. See also Helgerson, John; Hitz, Frederick P.; Kirkpatrick, Lyman B. (“Kirk”)
Institute for Policy Studies
Intelligence Identities Protection Act (1982)
Intelligence Oversight Act (1980); revision (1991); and “timely” notification
Intelligence Oversight Board (IOB)
Intermountain
International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
International Court of Justice (ICJ)
International Rescue Committee
International Telephone & Telegraph (ITT)
Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) (Pakistan)
Investment Program Office
Iran: CIA coup to overthrow of Mossadegh (1953); Helms’s ambassadorship; hostage crisis; and Iran-Contra Affair; Iranian Revolution; nuclear proliferation
Iran-Contra Affair; Aguacate story; Bush’s pardons; Casey and; Clair George and; Clarridge and; “diversion memos”; and the IG; indictments; Lebanon and weapons for hostages; Senate and House oversight committee hearings/investigations; Sporkin and; Tower commission investigation; Walsh’s report
Iranian hostage crisis
Iranian Revolution
Iraq: Abu Ghraib prison; aerial bombardment against putative Iraqi WMD facilities (1998); failed CIA attempt to oust Saddam Hussein; Gulf War (1991); Hayden and the Iraqi security forces; post-9/11 WMD charges and invasion
Iraq Operations Group
Isham, Joanne
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL)
Israel: drone strikes against Palestine; invasion of Lebanon; Mossad; October War (1973); and PLO; Six-Day War (1973)
Italy: Cold War operations; Operation Sunrise; OSS during World War II; post-9/11 CIA renditions; Red Brigades
Jackson, C. D.
Jackson, William H.
Jacobsen, David
Jagan, Cheddi
Jamaica (Kingston station)
Jarvinen, Harry A.
Jeremiah, David
Jessel, Walter
Jessen, John (“Bruce”). See also “Dunbar, Hammond” (John “Bruce” Jessen)
JM/Ate. See Cuba operation (Project Ate or JM/Ate)
JM/Wave
John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Review Board
Johnson, A. Ross
Johnson, Louis
Johnson, Lyndon B. (LBJ); Helms as chief of CIA; and McCone; Ramparts scandal; Tuesday Lunches; and Vietnam
Johnston, Kilbourne
Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS): and CIA’s Cuba plans; and OSS
Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC)
Jones, Daniel
Jones, James
Jordanian General Intelligence Directorate (GID)
Josselson, Michael
journalists and the CIA: illegal surveillance of; “Wurlitzer” projects
Joyce, Robert P.
Juchniewicz, Ed
Judge Advocate General (JAG) Corps
junior officer trainees (JOTs)
Kagnew Station (Ethiopia)
Kalaris, George
Kappes, Stephen
Karamessines, Thomas
Karnow, Stanley
Karzai, Hamid
Katzenbach, Nicholas deBelleville
Kennan, George
Kennedy, John F.; assassination; Bissell’s resignation; Cuba operation; McCone as CIA chief
Kennedy, Robert F.
Kent, Sherman
Kerry, John
Khan, A. Q.
Khokhlov, Nikolai Y.
Khramkhruan, Puttaporn
Khrushchev, Nikita
Kiley, Robert
Killian, James R.
King, Joseph Campbell (“J.C.”)
King, Robert
Kingston station (Jamaica)
Kiriakou, John
Kirkpatrick, Lyman B. (“Kirk”); Bay of Pigs report; in the OSS; and women in the CIA
Kissinger, Henry
Koh, Harold
Kolbe, Fritz
Korean War
Korrey, Edward
Kosovo
Kraslow, David
Krass, Caroline
Kriebel, Norman K., Jr.
Krongard, Alvin B. (“Buzzy”)
LaBonte, Darren
Lady, Robert S.
Lake, Anthony
Landing Craft Infantry (LCIs)
Langley site CIA headquarters; Ames Building; Memorial Wall at Old Headquarters Building; outside auditorium (the Bubble); Trump’s first visit
Lansdale, Edward
Lansing, Robert M.
Laos
Lapham, Anthony A.
Latin America Division
Lattimore, Owen
Lauder, George
Layton, Robert
Lazo, Mario
Leahy, Patrick
Leahy, William D.
Lebanon: Beirut and the Lebanese Civil War; Beirut embassy truck bombing (1983); and Iran-Contra Affair; Israeli invasion
Leiter, Joseph
Lenin, Vladimir
Levin, Carl
Lewinsky, Monica
Li Mi
Libby, I. Lewis (“Scooter”)
Libya
Lincoln Station (Opa-locka, Florida)
Lindbergh, Charles
Lindsay, Franklin (“Frank”)
Litt, Robert S.
Lockheed “Skunk Works” plant
London Station
Long Telegram (1946)
Los Alamos nuclear laboratory
Louie, Gilman G.
Lovett, Robert A.
Lowe, Benton
Luce, Clare Boothe
Lumumba, Patrice
Lynch, Grayston
Macapagal, Diosdado
MacArthur, Douglas
Madras base
Maheu, Robert
Mahle, Melissa
Mallett, John
The Man Who Kept the Secrets (Powers)
Mapother, John
Marchetti, Victor
Marks, John D.
Marshall, George C.
Marshall Plan
Martin, Graham
Martins, Mark S.
al-Masri, Khalid
El-Masri, Khalid
Matlack, Dorothe K.
Mattarella, Sergio
Matthews, Jennifer L.
Matthews, Jessica
Maury, John
May, Theresa
Mazzetti, Mark
McCain, John. See also Detainee Treatment Act (McCain’s anti-torture legislation)
McCargar, James
McCarthy, Eugene J.
McCarthy, Joseph R.
McCarthy, Mary O.
McClellan, David
McClure, Robert
McCone, John A.; cruises and California trips; downfall; executive suite; and Kennedy; and Kirkpatrick’s Bay of Pigs investigation; and LBJ; and Mafia-based assassination plots; and the National Student Association; termination of George Rhodes
McConnell, Mitch
McCullough, James
McDonough, Denis
McFarlane, Robert
McLaughlin, John
McLean Citizens Association
McMahon, John N.
McNamara, Robert N., Jr.
McRaven, William
Meese, Edwin
Meloy, Francis, Jr.
Metzenbaum, Howard
Meyer, Cord
MH/Chaos (dragnet surveillance)
MI-6 (Britain)
Miami Herald
Michigan State University
Miers, Harriet E.
Mikulski, Barbara
“Millennium Plot”
Miller, Gerry
Millerwise, Jennifer
Milliken, Max
Miscik, Jami
missile gap
mission centers (mission-center model)
Mitchell, James E.. See also “Swigert, Grayson” (James E. Mitchell)
Mitchell Jessen Associates consultancy
MJ/Trust/2
MK/Ultra
Mohammed, Khalid Sheik
Mondale, Walter
Moore, Jeanette
Morell, Michael
Morgenthau, Henry
Moro, Aldo
Moskowitz, Stan
Mossad (Israel)
Mossadegh, Mohammed
Moussaoui, Zacarias
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick
Mudd, Philip
Mughniyah, Imad
Muller, Scott W.
Munich Olympics (1972)
Murphy, David
Murray, Patrick
Murtha, John P.
Musharraf, Mohammed
Mussolini, Benito
Mutual Defense Assistance Program
Nairobi station
Nasr, Hassan Mustafa Osama
Nasser, Gamal Abdel
National Capitol Regional Planning Council
National Clandestine Service (NCS)
National Committee for a Free Europe (Free Europe Committee)
National Counterterrorism Center
National Geospatial Intelligence Agency
National Intelligence Authority (NIA)
National Intelligence Council (NIC)
National Intelligence Daily
National Intelligence Estimates (NIEs); and Iraq WMD charges; McCone and Vietnam; and Niger uranium ore
national intelligence officers (NIOs)
National Labor Relations Board
National Liberation Front (NLF) (Vietnam)
National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam
National Reconnaissance Office
National Security Act (1947); section 102 (c)
National Security Agency (NSA); dragnet domestic surveillance (eavesdropping); Hayden and NSA eavesdropping; pre-9/11 intercepts; whistleblowers
National Security Archive
National Security Council (NSC): Bush administration; Deputies
Committee; directives on OPC China operations during Korean War; Eisenhower and Indonesia operation; Eisenhower and NSC-5608/1 (policy in Soviet bloc); Eisenhower and policy guidance on psychological operations (NSC-5412); and guerrilla warfare; Interagency Working Group for Covert Action; National Security Act and creation of; Operations Coordinating Board (OCB); Principals Committee; and Project Greystone; Tenet and Clinton’s NSC staff; Truman administration; Truman and NSC-68; Trump and. See also Iran-Contra Affair
National Security Planning Group (NSPG)
National Student Association (NSA); Ramparts scandal
naval spying
Near East and South Asian (NESA) Division
Nedzi, Lucien
Negroponte, John D.
Nelson, Bill
New York Police Department (NYPD)
New York Times; and CIA psywar manual for Nicaragua; Dulles and; Hersh investigations; Iran-Contra Affair; and Kennedy’s planned Cuba exile invasion; and NSA’s Trailblazer program; on Project Greystone and CIA torture program; Ramparts scandal; wide-ranging 1966 investigation of CIA
Newsweek
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nicaragua: Aguacate story; CIA operations; CIA psychological warfare manual; Contra drug trade and Los Angeles drug rings; harbor mining (and Senate investigation); Sandinistas; Somoza and PB/Success. See also Iran-Contra Affair
Nicolson, Harold
NIEs. See National Intelligence Estimates (NIEs)
Niger uranium ore
9/11 Commission
9/11 terror attacks; Hayden and; Matthews and Alec Station intelligence; NSA intercepts; PDBs and
Nitze, Paul
Nixon, Richard M.; Chile operation; dislike of the CIA; and Helms; the 1960 election; “October surprise”; reports on antiwar movement; Schlesinger to CIA chief; surveillance of whistleblowers; as vice president; Watergate
North, Oliver
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); Clandestine Planning Committee
North Korean nuclear program
Nosenko, Yuri
Novak, Robert
Noyes, Charles P.
NSA. See National Security Agency (NSA); National Student Association (NSA)
NSC. See National Security Council (NSC)
nuclear weapons: Helms and; illicit trade in nuclear materials and technology; India nuclear tests; Iran; Iraq WMD charges and controversy; North Korean program; Tenet’s counterproliferation unit
Nuremberg war crimes tribunals
Obaidullah
Obama, Barack; CIA torture program and Senate investigation; drone program; executive order terminating hostile interrogations; the Formers’ criticism of; release of the Justice Department torture memos
Ober, Richard
O’Connell, Jeffrey
October War (1973)
O’Donnell, Terrence
Oechsner, Frederick
Office of Current Intelligence (OCI)
Office of General Counsel (OGC); Casey and expansion of; and CIA leaks; congressional oversight and timely notification issue; defense of CIA chiefs’ right to fire employees; Doherty; DOJ referrals; Houston; Rindskopf; Rizzo; roles and responsibilities; Sporkin; suppression of whistleblowers. See also Rizzo, John A.
Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) and DOJ torture memos
Office of Medical Services (OMS)
Office of Policy Coordination (OPC); Bedell Smith’s opinion of; China operations during Korean War; the OPC/OSO merger; Wisner and
Office of Reports and Estimates
Office of Research and Development
Office of Research and Evaluation
Office of Research and Reports
Office of Scientific Intelligence
Office of Security (OS)
Office of Special Operations (OSO); the OPC/OSO merger
Office of Strategic Services (OSS); Barnes; Casey; denazification in postwar Europe; Dulles; Foreign Branch M; Helms; Houston; Nazi Germany; Truman and dismantling of; Wisner; women
Office of Technical Services (OTS)
Office of the Coordinator of Information
Offie, Carmel
OGC. See Office of General Counsel (OGC)
OLC. See Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) and DOJ torture memos
Olson, Frank
Omar, Abu
O’Neill, Michael
Opa-locka headquarters (Florida); Lincoln Station
OPC. See Office of Policy Coordination (OPC)
Open Society Foundation
Operation Bloodstone
Operation Desert Fox
Operation Eagle Claw
Operation Focus (Hungary)
Operation Neptune Spear
Operation Paperclip
Operation Robin Hood
Operation Sunrise
Operation Veto (Hungary)
Operations Advisory Committee (10/2 Panel)
Operations Coordinating Board (OCB)
Osborn, Howard
OSS. See Office of Strategic Services (OSS)
Oswald, Lee Harvey
Owen, Jesse
Padilla, Jose
Page, Eloise
Pakistan: bin Laden hideout; Clinton’s war on terror; Haqqani network; Hayden and Bush’s war on terror; Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI); Kahn’s nuclear network; Nixon and; nuclear weapons and tensions with India; Obama’s war on terror; Zubaydah rendition
Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO)
Panama
Panetta, Leon; and attack on FOB Chapman; Panetta Review documents; and Senate intelligence committee’s inquiry into CIA torture program
Park, Meroe
Parker, Barrington D.
Parrott, Thomas
Passaro, David
Pasternak, Boris
Patman, Wright
Pavitt, James L.
PB/Success (Guatemala); Springfjord affair
PDBs. See President’s Daily Briefs (PDBs)
Pearl Harbor attack (1941)
Pearson, Drew
Pelosi, Nancy
The Penkovskiy Papers
Pentagon Papers
Persico, Joseph
Peru
Peterson, John
Peterson, Martha D.
Petraeus, David
Petrov, Vladimir M.
Petticoat Panel
Pfeiffer, Jack
Pforzheimer, Walter
Phalange militia
Philby, Kim
Philippines; Communist Party; and Project Haik in Indonesia
Phillips, David Atlee
Phoenix Program
Piggott, Theiline
Pike, Otis
Pike Committee investigation
Plame, Valerie
Plimpton, Francis T. P.
Poindexter, John
Poland: CIA and the WIN fiasco (Wolność i Niepodległość); Site Blue
Pompeo, Michael
Poole, DeWitt C., Jr.
Pope, Allen Lawrence
Popov, Pyotr
Portugal
post-Cold War CIA; Aspin Commission/Aspin-Brown Commission; fusion centers; Gates; Georgetown colloquium; HPSCI’s IC-21 proposal; IG Hitz; new openness and declassification of records; resignations, recruitment, and morale; Tenet
Powell, Colin L.
Powers, Francis Gary
Powers, Thomas
President’s Board of Consultants on Foreign Intelligence Activities (PBCFIA)
President’s Committee on Foreign Aid
President’s Daily Briefs (PDBs); Hayden and declassification request; McCone and LBJ; and pre-9/11 threat of Al Qaeda plotters; release of
President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board (PFIAB)
Preston, Stephen W.
Prettyman, E. Barrett, Jr.
Priest, Dana
Princeton Group
Proctor, Ed
Project Ate. See Cuba operation (Project Ate or JM/Ate)
Project Azorian
Project BG/Fiend
Project Cannonball
Project Flower
Project Greystone (CIA’s detainee interrogation and torture program); black sites/prisons; Bush’s awareness/deniability; DOJ torture memos; enhanced interrogation techniques of “Swigert” and “Dunbar” (contract psychologists); Goss and; Hayden and; Helgerson’s IG report; and McCain’s anti-torture legislation; rendition of prisoners; and Rizzo; Rodriguez and; Tenet and; torture videotapes and destruction of; total expenditures; waterboarding; Zubaydah
Project Greystone investigations by congressional intelligence committees; CIA refutation of Senate report (and Rebuttal compendium); the Formers and the SSCI investigation; Hayden and; House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI); Panetta Review documents; RDINet; Senate investigation; Senate report; Spartan Gate firewall system and CIA obstruction
Project Haik (Indonesia)
Project IA/Feature (Angola)
Project Merrimac
Project Mongoose
Project Mudhen
Project Redcap
Project ST/Circus (Tibet)
Project TP/Ajax (Iran)
Project Umpire
Project Zodiac
Project Zombie
provincial reconnaissance units (PRUs)
psychological operations: CIA min-dcontrol program; Eisenhower and CIA; guerrilla warfare and Southeast Asia strategy (“D-23”); Nicaragua manual (Psychological Operations in Guerrilla Warfare); and Political Psychological Staff of DDP; Project Greystone and contract psychologists; Truman’s directive. See also Psychological Strategy Board (PSB)
Psychological Operations in Guerrilla Warfare
Psychological Strategy Board (PSB); Barnes; Eisenhower’s abolishment of; guerrilla warfare and Southeast Asia strategy (“D-23”); and 10/5 Panel
Publications Review Board (PRB)
Al Qaeda; Alec Station and; cruise missile strike against Afghanistan training camps; and drone program in Afghanistan; Hayden and Bush’s war on terror; 9/11 terror attacks; Rizzo’s post-9/11 presidential finding authorizing capture and detention; Tenet and Bush’s war on terror; Tenet and Clinton’s war on terror; U.S embassy bombings in Africa; USS Cole attack (2000). See also Project Greystone (CIA’s detainee interrogation and torture program); Zubaydah, Abu
QK/Broil (Romania)
QK/Droop (Soviet Union)
QK/Ivory
Rabe, Stephen
Raborn, William F.
Radio Free Asia
Radio Free Europe (RFE)
Radio in the American Sector (RIAS)
Radio Liberty (RL)
Radio Warsaw
Rahim, Muhammad
al-Rahim al-Nashiri, ‘Abd
Rahman, Gul
Ramparts scandal
Randolph, Jean Wellford
Rastvorov, Yuri
Raus, Juri
RDINet (Rendition, Detention, and Interrogation Network)
Reader’s Digest
Reagan, Ronald: Casey as CIA director; CIA operations in Afghanistan; executive order on intelligence activities (F.O. 12333); Iran-Contra Affair; Iran hostage crisis/rescue; and Israel-Palestine conflict; and Lebanese civil war; Nicaragua operation; “overt covert operations” and open-secret wars; pushback against congressional oversight and covert operations approval laws
Red Brigades
Regan, Don
Reid, Harry
Rendition and Detention Group (RDG) of Counterterrorism Center
renditions. See also Project Greystone (CIA’s detainee interrogation and torture program)
Rendon Group
Reno, Janet
Research Institute of America
Reyes, Silvestre
Rhodes, George S.
Rice, Condoleezza
Richardson, John R.
Richardson, Wayne
Richer, Robert
Rindskopf, Elizabeth R.
risk aversion
Rizzo, John A.; and CIA drone program; and Goss; and Hayden; nomination hearings to become general counsel; and OGC Sporkin; post-9/11 presidential finding authorizing capture and detention of Al Qaeda terrorists; and Project Greystone; and Rodriquez’s destruction of the torture videotapes
Robertson, William (“Rip”); Cuba operation; and PB/Success in Guatemala
Rockefeller, Jay
Rockefeller, Nelson
Rockefeller Commission (1975)
Rodriguez, Felix
Rodriguez, Jose A., Jr.; accountability board review; and the CTC; destruction of the torture tapes; early life and career; and Grenier; IG Hitz’s investigation; and Latin America Division; and National Clandestine Service (NCS); and Project Cannonball; and Project Greystone
Roehl, Carol A.
Romania
Roosevelt, Archibald
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Roosevelt, Kermit (“Kim”)
Roselli, Johnny
Rositzke, Harry A.
Ross, Thomas B.
Rudman, Warren
Ruemmler, Kathryn H.
Rumsfeld, Donald
Rusk, Dean
Russia and the 2016 U.S. presidential election
Russian Revolution
Rusty operation in Germany
Sabra and Shatila refugee camp massacre
Salameh, Ali Hassan (“Red Prince”)
Salim, Suleiman Abdullah
San Jose Mercury News
Sanchez, Nestor D.
Sandinistas
Sandino, Augusto
Sano, John
satellite reconnaissance (spy satellites); post-Cold War
Saturday Evening Post
Saudi Arabia: covert aid to Reagan’s CIA; Khobar barracks truck bombing
Scheuer, Michael
Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr.
Schlesinger, James R.
Schoup, Ferdinand
Schow, Robert A.
Schultz, George
Schulze-Gaevernitz, Gero von
Schwartzkopf, Norman
SEA Supply (Southeast Asia Supply Company)
Secord, Richard
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI): Aspin Commission/Aspin-Brown Commission (1995); Church Committee investigation (1975); creation of; Feinstein and Project Greystone; Gates confirmation hearings; Guatemala investigation; and IG investigation of Ames espionage case; Iran-Contra investigation; Nicaraguan harbor mining investigation; and office of the independent IG; Project Greystone investigation and report; Snider and; Special Compartmented Information Facility; Tenet as SSCI staff member; and timely notification
Senior Intelligence Service (SIS)
Sewell, Bevan
Sharon, Ariel
Sharpley, Christopher R.
Shelby, Richard
Sheldon, Huntington
Sherwood radio (Guatemala)
Al-Shiraa (Lebanese newspaper)
Shirer, William L.
Shumate, R. Scott
Silberman, Laurence
Silicon Valley
Silver, Daniel B.
Simmons, Rob
Singapore
Site Blue (Poland)
Site Cobalt (Afghanistan)
Site Green (Chiang Mai, Thailand)
Site Orange (Afghanistan)
Six-Day War (1973)
60 Minutes
Slatkin, Nora
Smith, Jeffrey
Smith, Joseph B.
Smith, Walter Bedell; and OPC China operations; opinion of the OPC; and Wisner
Snepp, Frank
Snider, L. Britt; IG confirmation hearing; and Tenet
Snowden, Edward
Snowe, Olympia
Society of Historians of American Foreign Relations
Somalia (Mogadishu battle)
Somoza, Anastasio
Sorenson, Theodore
Souers, Sidney
Soufan, Ali
South Africa
Southern Air Transport
Soviet Analysis (SOVA) Division
Soviet Union: as CIA intelligence target; CIA mission to encourage resistance in eastern European Soviet bloc; and collapse of Communism; and communism in eastern Europe; defectors; DO’s Europe operations; and the Hungarian uprising; Khrushchev speech (1956); shooting down U-2 spy plane; Sputnik satellite
Spartan Gate (firewall system)
Special Operations Command (SOCOM); drone program; and Project Cannonball
Special Operations Group
special review team (SRT)
Spector, Arlen
Sporkin, Stanley; and Casey; Iran-Contra congressional hearings; Nicaraguan harbor mining; nomination to federal bench; Office of General Counsel (OGC); and the SEC; and “timely” notification to president/Congress
Springfjord affair (Guatemala)
Sputnik
spy planes: A-12 (SR-71); and Corona satellite; and drones; Powers’s capture; and Project Haik in Indonesia; U-2 program
The Spymasters: CIA in the Crosshairs (2015 film)
SSCI. See Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI)
St. Lucia Airways
Stalin, Joseph
Stans, Maurice
Starzak, Alissa
Staszewski, Stefan
Stein, John H.
Stellar Wind scandal
Stennis, John C.
Stern, Sol
Stevens, Ted
Stevenson, Adlai
Stevenson, William
Stewart, Gordon M.
Stilwell, Richard W.
Stolz, Richard F.
Straight, Michael
Strategic Air Command
Strategic Services Unit (SSU)
Studeman, William O.
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)
Studies in Intelligence (journal)
Sudan
Suez Canal crisis
Sukarno
Sulick, Michael J.
Sullivan and Cromwell (law firm)
Sulzberger, Cyrus
Sumitro Djojohadikusomo
support for military operations (SMO)
Svat, Jerry
Sweden
“Swigert, Grayson” (James E. Mitchell)
Switzerland
Symington, Stuart
Syria: CIA paramilitary support in; Trump’s missile strikes
Szulc, Tad
Tarbell, Gregory
Targets Analysis Branch
Tarnack Farm
Taylor, Maxwell D.
Tenet, George J.; background/early life; and bombing of Chinese embassy in Belgrade; Bosnia crisis; as Bush’s CIA director; Bush’s drone program; and CIA technology innovations; as Clinton’s CIA director; Clinton’s war on terror; DO recruitment campaign; and the Formers; and fusion centers; and IG Snider; and Indian nuclear tests; and NSC staff; nuclear counterproliferation; phony Iraq WMD charges and WMD controversy; post-Cold War CIA rebuilding; and Project Greystone; resignation; “sixteen words” (on Baghdad’s attempt to buy uranium ore from Niger); as SSCI staff member; threat-matrix sessions; and women in the CIA
Terrorist Threat Integration Center
Terry, Thomas
Tharp, Arvil
303 Committee
Tibet
Time magazine
Tofte, Hans
Torpats, John torture: enhanced interrogation techniques; Trump and; waterboarding. See also Project Greystone (CIA’s detainee interrogation and torture program)
Tower, John
Track II (Chile)
Trailblazer (NSA electronic surveillance program)
Transportation Security Administration
Treaty of Paris (1856)
Treaty of Versailles
Trujillo, Rafael
Truman, Harry; Cold Warera CIA covert operations and psychological warfare; dismantling of OSS; and National Security Act; NSC-68 and Cold War policy; and OSS; Truman Doctrine. See also Psychological Strategy Board (PSB)
Trump, Donald J.; attack on U.S. intelligence agencies; first visit to Langley; Russia allegations and 2016 election; Syria strikes; and torture
Truscott, Lucian K.
Turner, Chad
Turner, Stansfield
Tweedy, Bronson
Twentieth Century Fund
Twetten, Thomas A.
U-2 spy planes
Udall, Mark
Ukraine
Ulmer, Al
UN Security Council
Ungar, Sanford
United Nations
United Press International (UPI)
unmanned aerial vehicles. See drone program
Urban, George
U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)
U.S. Army field manual
U.S. Court of Appeals: Fourth Circuit; Ninth Circuit
U.S. Information Agency (USIA)
USS Cole attack (2000)
Uzbekistan
Valiant Pursuit
Vandenberg, Hoyt
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Venezuela
Vesco, Robert
Vichy France
Vietnam War: antiwar activists and the CIA surveillance; CIA secret war programs; CIA’s Phoenix death-squad program; coup against Ngo Dinh Diem; IG reviews; LBJ and; McCone and; Paris cease-fire; Snepp whistleblower case
Vito, Carmine
Vodaphone scandal
Vogel, Gregory
Voroshilov, Kliment
Walker, Christopher
Waller, John H.
Walsh, Lawrence R.
Ward, Terry
Waring, Robert O.
Warnecke, Heinz
Warner, John S.
Washington Post; CIA surveillance of Getler; Project Greystone; Ramparts scandal
waterboarding
Watergate; Colby and; and exile Cubans (the Plumbers)
Weatherman faction of the SDS
Webb, Gary
Webster, William H.
Wedemeyer, Al
weekly case reports (WCRs)
Wehrly, Max S.
Western Hemisphere (WH) Division
whistleblowers; Agee case; book of Marchetti and Marks; Helms and; Kim Roosevelt book; Nixon and; NSA; OGC and suppression of; and the Publications Review Board (PRB); Snepp case
White, Lincoln K. (“Red”)
White Russians
Whitehouse, Sheldon
Whitney, John Hay (“Jock”)
Wicker, Tom
Wickham, Benjamin B., Jr.
Wilford, Hugh
Willauer, Whiting
Williams, Edward Bennett
Willoughby, Charles
Wilson, Dorwin
Wilson, Woodrow
WIN in Poland (Wolność i Niepodległość)
Winters, Donald H.
Wippl, Joseph
Wisner, Frank Gardiner; and Bedell Smith; and Bissell; and CIA mission to encourage resistance in Soviet bloc; as DDP; and journalists; and McCone; and the OPC; OSS in postwar Europe; and Project Haik in Indonesia; suicide
Wolfe, Alan
women of the CIA; and Aldrich Ames espionage case; Brookner case; and CIA technology innovations; as deputy directors; and the DO; Dulles and; Gates’s Glass Ceiling Study; glass-ceiling lawsuits; Graham; GS rankings; the IG and; junior officer trainees (JOTs); Page as Athens station chief; Petticoat Panel; Rindskopf; Tenet and
Women’s Army Corps
Wood, Michael
Woodcock, Timothy C.
Woodward, Bob
Woolsey, R. James
Wooten, Sidney C.
World War I
World War II; displaced persons (DPs); postwar Europe. See also Office of Strategic Services (OSS)
Wulf, Melvin L.
“Wurlitzer” projects
Wyden, Ron
Wyman, Willard
“Year of Intelligence” (1975)
Yemen; drone war; USS Cole attack (2000)
Yoo, John
Yugoslavia
Zaia, Anthony T.
al-Zawahiri, Ayman
Zein, Mustafa
Zhukov, Georgi
ZR/Rifle
Zubaydah, Abu. See also Project Greystone (CIA’s detainee interrogation and torture program)