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Drawing on his career in the Central Intelligence Agency
and other government agencies, Frederick P. Hitz spoke
to Associates in February about The Deceptive Allure
of Intelligence Reform.
Hitz entered the CIA as an operations officer in 1967,
before serving in various capacities at the Departments
of State, Defense, and Energy and finally returning to
the CIA as legislative counsel to the Director of Central
Intelligence and Deputy Chief of Operations for Europe;
for his efforts he received medals for distinguished service
both from the Department of Defense and the Defense Intelligence
Agency. Hitz served as the first statutory inspector general
for the CIA from 1990-1998, when he retired to begin a
teaching career at the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton
University.
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