CID

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Disambiguation: DACID is an acronym for 'Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division,' referring to the same organization as CID and USACIDC (established as a unified command in 1971). Not to be confused with other criminal investigation bodies within different military branches.

The Criminal Investigation Division (CID), officially known as the United States Army Criminal Investigation Command (USACIDC), is a federal law enforcement agency of the U.S. Department of the Army. Established as a major command on September 17, 1971, with headquarters at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia, CID operates nearly 3,000–4,000 personnel worldwide, including approximately 900 special agents. The organization investigates serious felony crimes, war crimes, terrorism, cybercrime, and provides forensic support and protective services for senior Army and Department of Defense officials. CID conducts criminal investigations globally and turns findings over to appropriate commands for legal disposition, but operates independently from the Military Police chain of command. No specific UAP/UFO investigative mandate has been publicly identified for CID, though the organization is referenced in Department of Defense oversight evaluations regarding how military criminal investigative organizations handle UAP-related matters.

Enriquecimento (PT-BR)

Desambiguação: DACID is an acronym for 'Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division,' referring to the same organization as CID and USACIDC (established as a unified command in 1971). Not to be confused with other criminal investigation bodies within different military branches.

A Divisão de Investigação Criminal (CID), oficialmente conhecida como United States Army Criminal Investigation Command (USACIDC), é uma agência federal de aplicação da lei do Departamento do Exército dos EUA. Estabelecida como um comando maior em 17 de setembro de 1971, com sede na Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virgínia, a CID opera com aproximadamente 3.000 a 4.000 pessoal em todo o mundo, incluindo cerca de 900 agentes especiais. A organização investiga crimes graves, crimes de guerra, terrorismo, crimes cibernéticos e fornece suporte forense e serviços de proteção para oficiais sêniors do Exército e do Departamento de Defesa. A CID conduz investigações criminais globalmente e encaminha os achados aos comandos apropriados para disposição legal, mas opera independentemente da cadeia de comando da Polícia Militar. Nenhum mandato específico de investigação sobre UAP/UFO foi identificado publicamente para a CID, embora a organização seja referenciada em avaliações de supervisão do Departamento de Defesa relacionadas ao modo como as organizações de investigação criminal militar lidam com questões relacionadas a UAP.

External Sources

• United States Army Criminal Investigation Division · Wikipedia · reliability: high — established September 17, 1971 as major command; headquarters at Marine Corps Base Quantico Virginia; approximately 3,000-4,000 personnel worldwide; investigates felony crimes, war crimes, terrorism, cybercrime; independent from Military Police chain of command
• US Army Criminal Investigation Command · GlobalSecurity.org · reliability: high — historical roots dating to Civil War (Provost Marshal General 1863); formal CID created WWI under General Pershing (November 1918); USACIDC established as major command 1971; headquarters Fort Belvoir/Quantico; 900 special agents approximately; global criminal investigative organization
• Untold Mysteries! DoD IG Looking at How Pentagon Handles UFO/UAP Sightings · MeriTalk · reliability: medium — Military Criminal Investigative Organizations included in DoD IG evaluation; evaluation includes how Pentagon handles UAP/UFO sightings; oversight of military criminal investigative processes

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