By DIA Public Affairs | January 30, 2017

Lt.Gen. Leonard H. Perroots, U.S. Air Force who served as 8th Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency from October 1985 to December 1988, died January 29, 2017 after a short illness. MORE

By DIA Public Affairs | January 27, 2017

National Intelligence University (NIU) is relocating to a new facility on the Intelligence Community Campus in Bethesda, Maryland (ICC-B). The phased move of the NIU main campus out of the District of Columbia to Bethesda began in December and will be completed in late February. MORE

By DIA History Office | January 18, 2017

“Whatever I did or people think I did or didn't do, I'm not sure I can gauge that personally very well as I walk out the door,” said LtGen James Clapper upon leaving DIA in 1995.” You do leave with somewhat of a sense of unfulfillment because there are still things to be fixed, problems to be resolved, etc. I guess I would rather leave it as modest as I can and say I hoped that people would think of me as someone who cared a lot about the mission, about the people that do it and try to make a difference, and let others judge whether I did or not.” MORE

By Greg Elder | December 14, 2016

On 14 December, DIA recognizes Anne Love by inducting her as a DIA Torch Bearer for her significant contributions in strengthening Defense Intelligence, her indisputable leadership, sustained impact and lasting contribution, and her extraordinary commitment to DIA, its mission, and its people. Anne was a standard bearer for DIA, and now enters DIA’s elite as a recipient of the Torch Bearer Award. DIA applauds her for her Commitment to Excellence in Defense of the Nation. MORE

By Greg Elder | December 13, 2016

“In the intelligence business, if you can’t defend everything you say, don’t say it.” - Tim Pinkham On 12 October 2005 Timothy Hull Pinkham was laid to rest in Arlington National Cemetery. The guestbook for the ceremony repeatedly highlighted the “indelible mark” he left on everyone who worked with him, that he “was one of our best senior analysts and mentors,” and that he would always be “remembered as a respected, hard worker and inspiring intellectual.” MORE