James Clapper

Extracted Attributes

• Born

  1941-03-14

• Education

  University of Maryland, College Park (BS); St. Mary's University, Texas (MA)

• Allegiance

  United States

• Birthplace

  Fort Wayne, Indiana, U.S.

• Military Rank

  Lieutenant General (retired)

• Military Branch

  United States Air Force

• Oversight (as DNI)

  200,000 intelligence employees internationally

• Budget Oversight (as DNI)

  $52 billion

• Years of Military Service

  1963–1995

• Post-Government Affiliation

  CNN (National Security Analyst)

Timeline

• Born James Robert Clapper Jr. in Fort Wayne, Indiana, U.S. (Source: DBPedia, Simple English Wikipedia)

  1941-03-14

• Enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve. (Source: Web Search (securityfdn.org))

  1961

• Began military service in the United States Air Force. (Source: Simple English Wikipedia)

  1963

• Appointed Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). (Source: Summary, DBPedia)

  1992

• Retired from the U.S. Armed Forces as a Lieutenant General. (Source: DBPedia, Simple English Wikipedia)

  1995

• Returned to government service as the first civilian director of the National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA), which later transformed into the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). (Source: Web Search (lgraham.senate.gov))

  2001-09-13

• Began serving as Director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). (Source: Summary, DBPedia)

  2001-09

• Concluded tenure as Director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). (Source: Summary, DBPedia)

  2006-06

• Became the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence, serving until 2010. (Source: Web Search (dia.mil))

  2006

• Nominated by President Barack Obama to replace Dennis C. Blair as United States Director of National Intelligence (DNI). (Source: Summary, DBPedia)

  2010-06-05

• Unanimously confirmed by the Senate for the position of Director of National Intelligence. (Source: DBPedia)

  2010-08-05

• Began serving as the fourth U.S. Director of National Intelligence (DNI). (Source: Web Search (lgraham.senate.gov))

  2010-08-09

• Accused of perjury for statements made to a congressional committee regarding the NSA's collection of telephone metadata on millions of Americans. (Source: Summary, DBPedia)

  2013

• Resigned as Director of National Intelligence, effective at the end of President Obama's term. (Source: Summary, DBPedia)

  2016-11

• Concluded his tenure as Director of National Intelligence. (Source: Web Search (lgraham.senate.gov))

  2017-01-20

• Joined the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) as a Distinguished Senior Fellow for Intelligence and National Security. (Source: Summary, DBPedia)

  2017-05

• Hired by CNN as a national security analyst. (Source: Summary, DBPedia)

  2017-08

• Named by Tulsi Gabbard as a key figure in orchestrating the "Russiagate Hoax," a campaign of politicized intelligence designed to undermine Donald Trump's presidency following the 2016 US Presidential Election. (Source: Related Documents, Summary)

  Undated

Web Search Results

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