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10/31/2016

As we approach Veteran’s Day, I am always reminded of the privilege that I have had over my entire professional career to meet those who have served our nation. For all those who live in silent pride, operating on behalf of our families in the clandestine service, I appreciate your sacrifice. I am forever indebted for your commitment to protecting and promoting freedom throughout the world.

In addition, we all know personnel that are deeply embedded with our troops and reservists around the world. Regardless of their pedigree as Government or Civilian, Military or Industry, they are all dedicated to the same mission, and we must always remember their bravery and sacrifices as they work selflessly in the name of freedom.

And, finally, I’d ask you to join me in saying “thank you” to the men and women of our armed forces ... soldiers, airman, sailors and marines … we must never forget to applaud those who serve visibly in the defense of our nation. They are the folks who have the courage to show up, to leave their families for something bigger than themselves. Each and every day, we need to take a moment to say thanks, to let them know that what they do for our nation is something bigger than ourselves. And through their service, we will inherit to our children the world’s greatest nation, just like the one that we got from those who gave so much before you.

05/12/2015

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04/22/2015

The Official Tumblr of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence

02/28/2015

Nice summary of the world we live in...and still a very dangerous place.

Vincent R. Stewart, Lieutenant General, U.S. Marine CorpsDirector, Defense Intelligence AgencyFebruary 26, 2015INTRODUCTIONChairman McCain, Ranking Member Reed, and Members of the Committee, thank you for the invitation to provide the Defense Intelligence,

02/26/2015

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02/12/2015

Congratulations to a superb officer on taking the reins of DIA.

Surrounded by senior leaders in the defense and intelligence communities, the first Marine Corps officer to become director of the Defense Intelligence Agency took office Jan. 23 in a ceremony at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling.Lt. Gen. Vincent R. Stewart,

02/05/2015

Robert Cardillo. Director, NGA. Patriot. Leader. Friend.

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02/01/2015

http://youtu.be/wRgNVpCi6rY One of the most inspiring speeches...ever. I was so moved by this speech, I wrote an e-mail to Gen Welsh, to thank him for his service to the nation and for the reality check that this speech gave me. I never had the history or camaraderie that comes with military service, or the opportunity to visit one of those special places for me to “put my own hand on the marble and feel the pride.” My “marble” is merely the on-going memory of the collage of leaders whom I have touched over the years and hopefully whom with I’ve made a positive impact on their lives. Enjoy this...it is worth every minute.

The commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe, Gen. Mark Welsh III, spoke to Air Force Academy cadets during a visit to Colorado Springs, Colo., Nov. 1, 2011.

02/01/2015

Thanks to all those who serve....

An exhibition has opened in Chicago featuring the work of artist Matt Mitchell. He has painted 100 US military veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan.

01/27/2015

Mike Flynn. I've had the honor to have met this man on many occasions. He is a true patriot.

Former DIA Chief Michael Flynn likens fight against Islamic militants to the Cold War and calls for an international chain of command akin to that of the Allies in World War II.

01/27/2015

01/27/2015

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