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Do defense intelligence agency intelligence officers carry guns?
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∙ 10y ago
For the most part, DIA is all about data collection, analysis & dissemination, i.e. it's just "a bunch of guys in suits and ties, sittin' around and 'suckin' scopes." Nuthin' Jimmy Bond, they're ridin' desks and ticklin' keyboards! DIA has HUMINT (Human Intel) & CI assets and depending on the job it can be gun or no gun. In the Global War on Radical Islam, folks I worked with who deployed to Iraq or A-stan were trained-up on personal weaps and often carried pistols at the minimum. You'd have to be really 'Obama-stoopid' not to.
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