Defense Intelligence Agency

United States Defense Intelligence Agency. Iraq-Kuwait Chemical Warfare Dusty Agent Threat. Serial Number DSA 350-90. Filename 73349033, October 10, 1990. http //desert-storm.com/ Gulflink/950719dl.txt. 2003. 

DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency) Testimony to Select Committee on Intelligence, Worldwide Threat to U.S. National Security Interests, http //www. securitymanagement.eom/library/000255.html (as of April 30, 2004). 

DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency) (1997). Iraqi Chemical Warfare Data, declassified document file 970613-092596. 

Mission. The Defense Intelligence Agency s Armed Forces Medical Intelligence Center located at Fort Detrick in Frederick, Maryland, is the sole source of medical intelligence products within the Department of Defense (DOD). AFMIC maintains a complete database on the medical threat of any area in the world (see FM 8-10-8). 

Defense Intelligence Agency. Soviet Biological Warfare Threat. Washington, DC Department of Defense, DIA 1986. DST-1610F-057-86. 

US Department of Defense (1986). Defense Intelligence Agency Soviet Biological warfare Threat (pubhcation DST-1610F-057-86). 

Source Joint assessment of the Central Intelligence Agency and the Defense Intelligence Agency... 

Defense Intelligence Agency, North Korea The Foundations for Military Strength, Washington DC, 1991. 

Defense Intelligence Agency, Soviet Chemical Weapons Threat, DST-1620F-051-85, Washington DC, 1985. 

In fact the evidence with regard to the CW allegations was recognised by sections of the US administration as less than clearcut. In September 1980 General Tighe of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) told the Senate Armed Services Committee,... 

US columnists Jack Anderson in Washington Post 3 November 1980, quoting from a US Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) report cited New Scientist, 22129 December 1983, p. 867. 

Defense Intelligence Agency, Soviet Biological Warfare Threat, 1986. 

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