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Artifact of the Week: Digital X-Ray Detector Panel. Learn more: cia.gov/legacy/museum/…

Artifact of the Week: Letter on White House Stationery Establishing OSS. Learn more: cia.gov/legacy/museum/…

As a Political Analyst at CIA, use your expertise in international affairs to provide critical insights to senior U.S. policymakers. Your analysis will help navigate national security challenges in a rapidly changing world. Learn more at cia.gov/careers.

Artifact of the Week: U-2 Pilot's Partial Pressure Suit and Helmet. Learn more: cia.gov/legacy/museum/…

On this day in 1944, the first Operation Jedburgh team parachuted into occupied France on the night before the Allied landings in Normandy. Learn more: cia.gov/stories/story/…

Join CIA to analyze foreign threats – from cyber warfare to emerging technology – as a Science, Technology, and Weapons Analyst. Visit cia.gov/careers to learn more about how you can apply your technical expertise to U.S. national security challenges.

Artifact of the Week: Air America ID Card. Learn more: cia.gov/legacy/museum/…

Benjamin Tallmadge was a patriotic leader and hero of the American Revolution who served as General George Washington’s intelligence chief. Learn more about this lesser-known figure of American intelligence history and his spirit of courage and honor: cia.gov/stories/story/…

On this day in 1987, CIA held the first annual Memorial Ceremony to remember its officers who died in the line of duty. Learn more: cia.gov/stories/story/…

Artifact of the Week: Memorial Wall Carving Tools. Learn more: cia.gov/legacy/museum/…

CIA remembers and honors the sacrifices of America's fallen heroes. We will never forget the brave men and women of the United States Armed Forces who laid down their lives in steadfast defense of our Nation.

In the late 1950s, Cold War competition between the U.S. and Soviet Union reached the space race. Learn how CIA warned the Eisenhower administration about Soviet capabilities and executed a daring mission that helped propel America ahead of our rivals: cia.gov/stories/story/…

Friday's annual Memorial Ceremony honored CIA officers who sacrificed their lives for the Nation. "Every secret war we've won & every adversary we've overcome can be told by the lives enshrined here…their immortal legacy is a freer, safer & better world for all." –@DCIARatcliffe

Artifact of the Week: Headquarters Building Booklet. Learn more: cia.gov/legacy/museum/…

CIA honors all who serve in the U.S. Armed Forces with courage and devotion both in war and in peace. We are grateful for your selfless dedication to duty in defense of our great Nation.

Havana, Cuba

Artifact of the Week: Helms Letter. Learn more: cia.gov/legacy/museum/…

Artifact of the Week: Brick from Abbottabad Compound. Learn more: cia.gov/legacy/museum/…

Fifteen years ago today (1 May 2011), U.S. Navy SEALs raided a compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan and killed Usama Bin Laden. The raid marked the end of a more than 15-year effort by partners across the Intelligence Community to find Bin Ladin. Learn more: cia.gov/stories/story/…