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CIA cryptonym

CIA cryptonyms are code names or code words used by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to refer to projects, operations, persons, agencies, etc.[better source needed]

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Format of cryptonyms

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CIA cryptonym

Nodes225
Edges224
Triples18
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.008889
Components1

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CIA cryptonym

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related to Format of cryptonyms · 10
CIA cryptonym → AEROPLANE, Certain, CIA, Cryptonyms, Soviet Union, The, Why, WIBOTHER, ZR/RIFLE, ZRRIFLE
related to External links · 8
CIA cryptonym → ARRB, Assassination Records Review Board, CIA Cryptonyms, Cryptonyms, Declassified CIA FilesAcronyms/Abbreviations/Crypts/Organizations Identification, Guide, Mary Ferrell FoundationResearch Aid, Terms

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CIA cryptonymrelated to External linksCIA Cryptonyms0.60section
CIA cryptonymrelated to External linksMary Ferrell FoundationResearch Aid0.60section
CIA cryptonymrelated to External linksCryptonyms0.60section
CIA cryptonymrelated to External linksTerms0.60section
CIA cryptonymrelated to External linksDeclassified CIA FilesAcronyms/Abbreviations/Crypts/Organizations Identification0.60section
CIA cryptonymrelated to External linksGuide0.60section
CIA cryptonymrelated to External linksAssassination Records Review Board0.60section
CIA cryptonymrelated to External linksARRB0.60section
CIA cryptonymrelated to Format of cryptonymsCIA0.60section
CIA cryptonymrelated to Format of cryptonymsCertain0.60section
CIA cryptonymrelated to Format of cryptonymsSoviet Union0.60section
CIA cryptonymrelated to Format of cryptonymsThe0.60section

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