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Historical Overview of U.S. Signals Intelligence Agencies and Their Expansion

Date
November 11, 2025
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House Oversight
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House Oversight #020307
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1
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The passage outlines the evolution of U.S. cryptologic programs from the Black Chamber to the NSA, naming presidents (Hoover, FDR, Truman) and officials (Henry Stimson). While largely historical, it h President Hoover ordered the closure of the Black Chamber in 1929; FDR later reactivated it as the S The agency’s capabilities grew to include breaking Japanese 'Purple' cipher and German Enigma, lea

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