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This compact, high-frequency, paramilitary transceiver enabled communications with field agents operating behind enemy lines.pic.twitter.com/ZVodqryued
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#Museum Artifact of the Week: TAR-224#Radio Used in Vietnam & during Operation EAGLE CLAW. http://bit.ly/2m9LvwI pic.twitter.com/QtM8diis0s -
ICYMI: What's it like to work in the CIA’s Directorate of Operations? Interns discuss their experiences: http://bit.ly/2mqIxk4
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#Museum Artifact of the Week: Pointy-Talky Language Chart English-Dari (spoken in northern Afghanistan) http://bit.ly/2lJ0Xj0 pic.twitter.com/iLZBiEsDJI -
ICYMI: In honor of
#BlackHistoryMonth, we are recognizing African American Trailblazer Omego Ware: http://bit.ly/2m8WF5c#HISTINTpic.twitter.com/QKZdE4uA2n -
You’ve read their stories. Now apply to become a DO intern. Applications close March 15th! http://bit.ly/1bluyGG
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Curious what it’s like to work in the CIA’s Directorate of Operations? Interns discuss their experience: http://bit.ly/2mqIxk4
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Dubbed “Jackie Robinson of Intel,” Omego is one of the original CIA Trailblazers whose actions shaped CIA’s history http://bit.ly/2m8WF5c
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Omego’s final Agency assignment was as Director of the Center for the Study of Intelligence. He retired from CIA in 1982.
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Omego became the first African American member of CIA’s Executive Committee & a charter member of the Senior Intelligence Service.
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Omego taught Agency leaders that having CIA teams that mirrored people & cultures of US & world was essential to carrying out our mission.
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Under Omego’s leadership, CIA began first significant efforts to increase presence of minorities & women in analytic, ops & tech ranks.
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In 1975, DCI Colby asked Omego to create & lead CIA’s first independent Office of Equal Employment Opportunity (OEEO).
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Omego joined CIA in October 1955. At the Agency, as in the military, he was usually the first African American in each of his assignments.
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Omego grew up in Washington, DC in the 1930s & joined the
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In honor of
#BlackHistoryMonth, we are recognizing African American Trailblazer Omego Ware: http://bit.ly/2m8WF5c#HISTINT#CIATRAILBLAZERpic.twitter.com/pOheS9cyzb -
Americans not fluent in Dari could communicate by speaking or pointing to words printed on the chart.
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#Museum Artifact of the Week: Pointy-Talky Language Chart English-Dari (spoken in northern Afghanistan) http://bit.ly/2lJ0Xj0 pic.twitter.com/eUMHbpPMMr -
Interested in using your language skills at the CIA? Check out these language-professional employment opportunities: http://bit.ly/2kpGg76
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Most rewarding aspect of Brian’s work: using “language skills to fill collection gaps & answer intel Qs that would not have been answered.”
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