The Global Deployment Initiative, a 2000s congressional‑backed CIA NOC expansion plan, collapsed after oversight problems.
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- The Global Deployment Initiative, a 2000s congressional‑backed CIA NOC expansion plan, collapsed after oversight problems.
One such attempt in the 2000s, championed by Congress’s intelligence committees and known inside the CIA as the Global Deployment Initiative, was a particularly acute example of this dynamic, former intelligence officials say, because of the proposed size and rapidity of the NOC buildup and insufficient oversight of it. The program collapsed, with many young NOCs being forced to go “inside” the building at CIA or leave the agency.
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Origin: extracted from Pentagon looks to build a deep-cover spy program to confront China · 2026-10-22 01:26