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What percent of military have a security clearance?
All service members require the beginning background check for a security clearance National Agency Check with Local Agency Check and Credit Check NACLC
Who created the Vietnam War?
Initially, President Kennedy, then escalated by President Johnson. It shoud be noted however that when Kennedy took office in 1961, US Military Advisors were already present in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia as part of the Military Assistance Advisory Group (Indochina) (MAAG). The CIA and Air America was fully involved alongside of the French Forces for the eight years of the Eisenhower administration and the US Military was training South Vietnamese not only in country but also at Stateside Military schools. By June of 1955 there were already 740 Advisors on duty in Vietnam with South Vietnamese units. South Vietnam and the French also had an Intelligence Unit provided by the US Army and the Naval Security Group and the National Security Agency, and an extensive Aviation presence in country long before Kennedy's election. For the US, Vietnam really began in September of 1950 under Truman with a 10 million dollar loan to the French of WWII surplus military equipment. Since his mantra was The Buck Stops Here I suppose we can blame the whole mess on Harry.
How the KGB was formed?
The KGB was formed as the national security agency of the USSR.Like any other government agency, leaders specified a series of goals, resources and a time frame. People were hired and given an charter.Originally the KGB served as "...Communist state's premier secret police, internal security, and intelligence organization."It's current incarnation, however, serves a different set of politicians.You can read more, below.
Who was the last person drafted to the Vietnam War?
On June 30, 1973, Archie Turner was the last known person drafted into the US Army. Though he did not choose to join the Army, he chose to stay. He retired in 2004 as a Sergeant Major and senior military adviser in the Defense Logistics Agency.
What agency controlled the railroad during World War 1?
United States Railway Association http://www.archives.gov/research/guide-fed-records/groups/014.html
