Central Intelligence Agency
CIA List of Clandestine Services Historical Publications (1995)
Manual · written 1995 · released 6 April 2026
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An index of the CIA's internal Clandestine Service histories, the classified studies the agency wrote about its own operations. A list of histories is a map for future FOIA and declassification requests. Released in April 2026.
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Central Intelligence Agency. "CIA List of Clandestine Services Historical Publications (1995)." 1995. Released 6 April 2026. https://www.governmentattic.org/62docs/CIAcshp1995.pdf (accessed via The Quiet Archive, QA-0123).
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