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To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (168540)	5/26/2014 9:52:56 AM
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White House mistakenly identifies CIA chief in Afghanistan The CIA’s top officer in Kabul was exposed Saturday by the White House when his name was inadvertently included on a list provided to news organizations of senior U.S. officials participating in President Obama’s surprise visit with U.S. troops. The White House recognized the mistake and quickly issued a revised list that did not include the individual, who had been identified on the initial release as the “Chief of Station” in Kabul, a designation used by the CIA for its highest-ranking spy in a country. Gallery Obama makes surprise visit to Afghanistan:?President Obama arrived at Bagram air base in Afghanistan Sunday for an unannounced visit to mark Memorial Day with U.S. troops. Latest from National Security White House inadvertently identifies CIA chief in Kabul Greg Miller MAY 25 The officer’s name was included on list of officials meeting with President Obama during his Afghanistan visit. Future hazy for group born from Obama campaignPhilip Bump MAY 25 Organizing for Action has told donors that it will stop requesting large contributions this year and has reportedly shed half of its staff. Lawmakers reject military budget cuts — again Ernesto Londoño MAY 24 The Obama administration’s efforts to persuade lawmakers to make painful choices appears to have failed. Full coverage: NSA Secrets Read all of the stories in The Washington Post’s ongoing coverage of the National Security Agency’s surveillance programs. [iframe src="http://adk.juteralabs.netdna-cdn.com/htmlx/300x250.html?rnd=81973610794" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" width="300" height="250" style="z-index: 999; margin: 0px;"][/iframe] The disclosure marked a rare instance in which a CIA officer working overseas had his cover — the secrecy meant to protect his actual identity — pierced by his own government.

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