I rise today to introduce a resolution honoring the Defense Intelligence Agency on the occasion of its 50th anniversary this year. Created in 1961, the Defense Intelligence Agency, known as 'DIA,' provides intelligence on important national security questions such as foreign military intentions and capabilities. The agency supports military commanders and policymakers throughout the U.S. Government. In fact, as Chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, I regularly review DIA intelligence products. The DIA produces a daily set of classified intelligence products, called the Defense Intelligence Digest, which is provided to our Committee each morning. The agency also produces longer reports on foreign military capabilities, strategic reviews, and other issues of interest to defense and other policymakers. But producing finished intelligence analysis is only one of DIA's missions. Employing a diverse workforce of military and civilian intelligence professionals, DIA conducts all-source analysis, intelligence collection, and information technology infrastructure support worldwide.
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Senator Feinstein introduces a resolution honoring the Defense Intelligence Agency on its 50th anniversary.
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