What does CIC stand for?

Counterintelligence Corps

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Judge Ringold was "a flaming liberal" who earned his law degree from the University of Washington at age 21, served in the Army's counterintelligence corps during World War II and became a founding member of the state chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, said his son, attorney Steve Ringold.

Solie Ringold, state's first Jewish judge Jurist remembered as ...

The book commences with the story of easily the best Counterintelligence Corps agent on active duty at the beginning of the Korean War: Donald Nicholas, who began the war as an Air Force master sergeant and ended it as a senior member of USAF positive intelligence operations in Korea with the rank of Major.

In the Devil's Shadow, UN Special Operations During the Korean War

Three Nazis charged with war crimes actually worked for the US Army's Counterintelligence Corps or the Office of Strategic Services - forerunner of the CIA.

'Craziest criminal the world ever saw'

The Army redesignated the 2d Counterintelligence Corps Detachment as the 2d Military Intelligence Detachment, and assigned it to Fort Benning, Georgia, with a force protection mission.

102d Military Intelligence Battalion. (Knowledge for Battle)

In August 1945, Agent Komori was present at the surrender ceremonies aboard the Battleship Missouri and thereafter served as interpreter for General Elliot Thorpe, commandant of the 441st Counterintelligence Corps (CIC) Detachment.

MI CORPS HALL OF FAME