WASHINGTON -- As the United States declared war against the German empire in 1917 -- signifying the nation's involvement in World War I -- the Department of State identified a need for a secure and ...
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A U.S. Marine with Marine Special Operations Command, and a special agent with the U.S. Diplomatic Security Service posts security in support of a key leadership engagement exercise during Weapons and ...
The U.S. Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) is the federal law enforcement arm of the United States Department of State. The majority of its Special Agents are members of the Foreign Service and ...
Foreign governments have begun reopening their embassies in Kyiv. The US is among them, sending a new ambassador and other diplomats back to the Ukrainian capital. The Diplomatic Security Service is ...
Days before Russia attacked Ukraine, US Embassy personnel evacuated Kyiv and then from the country. To ensure diplomats are safe in such situations, the State Department has one of the US's least ...
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