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Tag Archives: Deborah M. Hixon
On This Day — Remembering CIA Jacqueline K. Van Landingham (1962 – March 8 1995) [Why was Gary Durrell not honored with a Star?]
“An attack in Karachi, Pakistan, during which another NSA employee Gary C. Durrell was shot in March 1995 is believed to be related to Crypto AG.” MINERVA — A History [Released Feb. 11 2020] March 8 2021 — Jacqueline K. … Continue reading →
Remembering CIA Elizabeth Hanson (February 14 1979 – December 30 2009) [2020]
“Those who fell yesterday were far from home and close to the enemy, doing the hard work that must be done to protect our country from terrorism. We owe them our deepest gratitude, and we pledge to them and their … Continue reading →
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Tagged American Embassy in Beirut 1983, Barbara A. Robbins, CIA, CIA Director John Brennan, CIA Memorial Wall, CIA Women, Deborah M. Hixon, Elizabeth Hanson, Jacqueline K. Van Landingham, Molly N. Hardy, Monique N. Lewis, Phyllis Nancy Faraci, Rachel Dean
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Remembering CIA Rachel A. Dean (April 10 1981 – September 30 2006) [2020]
“Rachel was a warm and compassionate young woman, and an officer of unbounded potential. We miss her still and will remember her always. She is our 87th star.” CIA Director General Michael V. Hayden — May 21 2007 “From the … Continue reading →
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Tagged American Embassy in Beirut 1983, Barbara A. Robbins, CIA, CIA Director John Brennan, CIA Memorial Wall, CIA Women, Deborah M. Hixon, Elizabeth Hanson, Jacqueline K. Van Landingham, Molly N. Hardy, Monique N. Lewis, Phyllis Nancy Faraci, Rachel A. Dean
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Remembering CIA Molly C. H. Hardy (Dec. 15 1946 – Aug. 7 1998) [2020]
“For a small cadre of CIA veterans, the death of Osama bin Laden was more than just a national moment of relief and closure. It was also a measure of payback, a settling of a score for a pair of … Continue reading →
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Tagged American Embassy in Beirut 1983, Barbara A. Robbins, CIA, CIA Director John Brennan, CIA Memorial Wall, CIA Women, Deborah M. Hixon, Jacqueline K. Van Landingham, Molly N. Hardy, Monique N. Lewis, Phyllis Nancy Faraci
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25 Years Ago — Remembering CIA Jacqueline K. Van Landingham (1962 – March 8 1995) [Why was Gary Durrell not honored with a Star?]
“African Americans have long made critical contributions to our Agency’s mission, taking the risks and bearing the sacrifices that intelligence work often demands. We at CIA join our fellow citizens in remembering the immeasurable sacrifice, strength, and courage of African … Continue reading →
Ten Years Ago — Remembering CIA Elizabeth Hanson ( February 14 1979 – December 30 2009 )
“Those who fell yesterday were far from home and close to the enemy, doing the hard work that must be done to protect our country from terrorism. We owe them our deepest gratitude, and we pledge to them and their … Continue reading →
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Tagged American Embassy in Beirut 1983, Barbara A. Robbins, CIA, CIA Director John Brennan, CIA Memorial Wall, CIA Women, Deborah M. Hixon, Elizabeth Hanson, Jacqueline K. Van Landingham, Molly N. Hardy, Monique N. Lewis, Phyllis Nancy Faraci, Rachel Dean
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Ten Years Ago — Remembering CIA Jennifer Matthews ( December 6 1964 – December 30 2009 )
“Those who fell yesterday were far from home and close to the enemy, doing the hard work that must be done to protect our country from terrorism. We owe them our deepest gratitude, and we pledge to them and their … Continue reading →
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Tagged American Embassy in Beirut 1983, Barbara A. Robbins, CIA, CIA Director John Brennan, CIA Memorial Wall, CIA Women, Deborah M. Hixon, Elizabeth Hanson, Jacqueline K. Van Landingham, Jennifer Matthews, Molly N. Hardy, Monique N. Lewis, Phyllis Nancy Faraci, Rachel A. Dean
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Remembering CIA Rachel A. Dean (April 10 1981 – September 30 2006) [2019]
“Rachel was a warm and compassionate young woman, and an officer of unbounded potential. We miss her still and will remember her always. She is our 87th star.” CIA Director General Michael V. Hayden — May 21 2007 “From the … Continue reading →
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Tagged American Embassy in Beirut 1983, Barbara A. Robbins, CIA, CIA Director John Brennan, CIA Memorial Wall, CIA Women, Deborah M. Hixon, Elizabeth Hanson, Jacqueline K. Van Landingham, Molly N. Hardy, Monique N. Lewis, Phyllis Nancy Faraci, Rachel A. Dean
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Remembering CIA Molly C. H. Hardy (Dec. 15 1946 – Aug. 7 1998) [2019]
“For a small cadre of CIA veterans, the death of Osama bin Laden was more than just a national moment of relief and closure. It was also a measure of payback, a settling of a score for a pair of … Continue reading →
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Tagged American Embassy in Beirut 1983, Barbara A. Robbins, CIA, CIA Director John Brennan, CIA Memorial Wall, CIA Women, Deborah M. Hixon, Jacqueline K. Van Landingham, Molly N. Hardy, Monique N. Lewis, Phyllis Nancy Faraci
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Remembering CIA Phyllis Nancy Faraci (1939 – April 18 1983) — [2019]
”This tragedy, however awful, must not distract us from our search for peace in Lebanon and elsewhere. Your devotion to duty is known to all of us. Please let everyone know we will never give in to this cowardly type … Continue reading →
