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NCIS- Reports from the Field Lee Clements
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The legends of ONI/NIS and today’s NCIS talk about their careers and the cases that impacted their lives and haunt their memories. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lee-clements33/support
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Director Roy Nedrow ... The Agent of Change. NIS becomes NCIS
Director Roy Nedrow was the first selected civilian Director of the NCIS. His time is remembered as key in the resurrection of a great agency. NIS becomes NCIS and Director Nedrow is the key figure in ensuring the future of one of the finest criminal and counter intelligence agencies in the US Government.
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Deputy Director Ralph Blincoe
Former Deputy Director Ralph Blincoe joins the show to discuss his career which includes the conviction of SEAL Team Six Commander Dick Marcinko. He was also a member of a dynamic leadership team at NCISHQ during very challenging times. Blincoe led the efforts for counter terrorism at NCIS after 9-11.
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Special Agent Rich Cloonan, Protection Details, Hunting Spies and Terrorism on 9-11.
Special Agent Rich Cloonan has a career which was very unique. He began his career in San Diego working all criminal cases including narcotics and death investigations. He was moved to Washington DC and became a key member of the "Mount Up" Protection detail protecting key leaders of the Navy and our alies. Rich would play key role during the "Year of the Spy" where numerous Americans betrayed their country on behalf of the Soviet Union, Israel and other countries. Rich would also play a key role on 9-11 working as the NCIS liaison at the FBI in Washington DC which would lead to the stand up of FBI lead Joint Terrorism Task Forces across the US. This and much more on this weeks Podcast.
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Special Agent John Dill, stories from Vietnam and working with K-9's in the early years.
ONI/NIS Special Agent John Dill wanted to travel the world and got his opportunity when he read an advertisement on the Wichita Police Department memo board looking for agents at the Office of Naval Intelligence. He took the job and from Chicago to Vietnam, the Philippines, Okinawa, and many other places he had an outstanding career. Such is the life of and NIS/NCIS Special Agent. I hope you enjoy this snapshot in history of the NCIS on this episode of NCIS: Reports from the Field.
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Special Agent Bob Powers and leadership in critical times.
Bob Powers served his country first as an Army officer and would later join ONI as a Special Agent in New England. After serving in Iceland, Bob volunteered for an assignment in Vietnam and would find himself investigating "fragging" homicides and other important investigations in a war zone. Bob was a proven agent when he was the lead agent on the "Intrepid 4" espionage investigation in Japan. Late in his career he would be apart of a great leadership team that served in a critical moment in the history of what would become NCIS.
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Special Agent Larry Fuentes and the Marine Special Agent Program
Retired Special Agent Larry Fuentes joins the podcast to discuss his assignment as one of the first Marine Special Agents at NIS in 1976. Larry would go on to have a career with NCIS where he conducted investigations in practically every discipline at NCIS. Larry would also be instrumental in training agents for War time deployments at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center at Glynco, Ga. I hope you enjoy this months NCIS: Reports from the Field Podcast available wherever you download your favorite podcast. Don't forget to like and subscribe! Thanks Everyone!
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