Defense Intelligence Analysis Center, Intelligence headquarters at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, Washington, D.C.
The Defense Intelligence Analysis Center is a military intelligence facility on Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling along the Potomac River. It serves as a coordination hub for gathering and analyzing defense intelligence from multiple sources worldwide.
The facility opened in 1984 to consolidate military intelligence operations in the Washington area. It evolved into a major node connecting defense intelligence activities across the country and beyond.
The Defense Intelligence Analysis Center maintains a memorial wall commemorating 21 employees and features a museum displaying intelligence service artifacts.
The facility sits on a military base and is not open to public visits. Access requires special authorization and security clearance from the Department of Defense.
The site contains a memorial for fallen employees and displays a collection of historical intelligence artifacts. These exhibits document decades of intelligence work and its impact on operations.
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