Does anyone know what 009 is with respect to a military agency?
596517
if you have a link to the information ill take a look and see if i can help you out.
755192
I agree with the other poster. Why would a SSG not know this? Or at least know where to find the info? I am a retired SSG, and, man, you're making us NCO's look bad.
1074206
Not personally but have close friend that does. You are refering to the contracted security agency right? I speak with him often and can probably answer just about any general question you might have.
238038
They are located with the 1ID in Schweinfurt, Germany.  Phone numbers with the military in Europe are classified FOUO (for official use only).\nYou might waffle your way through the web and find it somewhere.\nWhy would you need the S3's number?????
145411
sure.  there are 15 federal agencies involved in intelligence activities, collectively they are referred to as the "intelligence community."\n\nthey are:\n\n- army, navy, air force and marines each have an intelligence division.\n- CIA\n- defense intelligence agency (military intel)\n- department of homeland security (border/terrorism intel)\n- department of energy (nuclear related intel)\n- FBI\n- national geospatial intelligence agency (spy satellites, mostly)\n- national reconnaissance office\n- national security agency (communications and codebreaking)\n- state department (diplomacy and official channels)\n- treasury department\n- US coast guard\n\nyou can see a nice slideshow that outlines their relationships here:\nhttp://www.intelligence.gov/ic_in_a_nutshell/index.htm
45710
From the books I have read, the authority is spread among a few organization, The Air Force, the DIA ( defense intel agency). There was an organization that was said to have existed in the early days of UFO research and development called Majestic 12 which was ran by the defense department
392431
Try cia.com,  I think it has that kind of stuff in it.
473637
If you contact the military authorities (i.e. Military Police if you are near a military post) and can give them the name, social security number, branch of service (Army, Navy, AF, Marine) you believe they are AWOL from (all of that information if possible), and you can explain why you believe they are AWOL they can possibly make inquiries for you.\nThe military has numbers they can contact depending on the branch of service to confirm if a person is possibly AWOL.
660538
What does NSA stand for?\nNational Security Agency? - getting scr*wed by yet another government agency?
682974
Go on the Mil.com website and they might help you out on that one.
770588
You need to go to us.army.mil, to look for the help number.  Then call them to find that type of info.  Unless you can find it on the site itself.
712757
It's like the air force, but its not.  The security is so tight, that the commanders at the advanced aircraft testing facility have abosulute power.  Your rights will be gone, it's not like a public agency where they're concerned about employee safety, rights or anything close to contemporary business ethics.  \n\nThere's pros and cons to how its operated....of course we need a secret facility to test our advanced aircraft, but the downside, is the impact on the employees working there.
668814
I heard not only social security numbers but also discharge information, reenlistment codes, MOS classifications. Basically everything on a dd214. Could our enemies use that info to target vets individually, you bet. what will our government do about it? Probably nothing. Will this info be used to deny a vet retirement or disability payments? The ramifications could be enourmous. But who cares about us vets. Nobody............\nand why did this person feel that he/she had any right to take our records home? What a real joker this person is.
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http://sill-www.army.mil/des/40th_MP/DET_Contact.htm
122453
Contacting the army may give you a forwarding address, or you could hire a private detective however without any more information that may be a dead end.  First thing i'd try is the Army.
158557
FBI-Federal Bureau of Investigation\nCIA-Central Intelligence Agency\nSWAT-Special Weapons and Tatics Team
995897
I don't know if there is a website to go to to get the teminology that we use.  Are you talking about the 10 codes?  I know that a lot of different agencies use different codes.  I am a dispatcher and we use plain english on the radio.  The only time we use codes is in the computer.  (we have a private frequency radio and laptop chatrooms in the cruisers for sensitive info.)  All agencies also have their own lingo.  For example, instead of saying that someone is a mental patient, we say EDP "emotionally disturbed person".  It varies from agency to agency though.