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What were the Consequences of secret CIA operations in the 1950?
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∙ 12y ago
Conspiracy theories and accusations of wrong doing towards the CIA.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 10y agoIt's a SECRET! -Please be more specific.
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What was a consequence of secret CIA operations in 1950?
It's a SECRET! -Please be more specific.
Do CIA special agents go on secret missions?
Yes, CIA special agents go on secret, classified missions. These are sometimes referred to as black operations.
How did the CIA participate in the Cold War?
The CIA created an airline known as Air America to support operations of the Cold War.
In general, how did Eisenhower deal with Communism in small countries?
By using covert operations. Through secret warfare.
Why does the cia have more freedom of action than other federals?
a - both its budget and operations are secret
Why does the cia have more freedom of action than other federal angencies?
a - both its budget and operations are secret
What bad stuff did the CIA do in the Cold War?
The CIA conducted covert operations. If people knew what they did, they wouldn't be covert operations.
Can you go into the secret service after the CIA?
Technically yes, but being in the CIA does not mean you will be accepted automatically in the Secret Service.
What were the CIA called in 1950?
They were called the CIA, effective 09/18/1947.
Why is Pearl Harbor called the secret war?
Pearl Harbor was, as is all battles (supposed to be) a secret until the opening shot. Otherwise, it was not a secret war. A secret war is called "covert operations" like today's SEALs, CIA, Special Forces, Delta Forces, etc.
Why does the central intrlligence Agency have more freedom of action than other federal agencies?
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) was established after President Truman signed the National Security Act of 1947, which also created the National Security Council. The purpose of the CIA is to covertly obtain intelligence from foreign countries, thus the CIA is given a great deal of freedom so that they can collect the intelligence without having to expose the United States's involvement in any covert operations. In addition, in 1948 the National Security Council issued a directive known as NSC 10/2, which gave the CIA even greater freedom and discretion to conduct clandestine operations in order to obtain vital intelligence for the US government.
Did Anderson Cooper once work for the CIA?
yes, he was the president of CIA operations for 5 years.
