CIA, CIB, CIC, CID

[Andrew M. Ross]

During one of the Col. Flagg episodes, Flag, Margaret, and Frank had a
conversation that went something like the following. I would appreciate it
if anyone could give the real quote.

Flagg: You see, I'm with the CIA
Frank: But we thought you were with the CID
Flagg: I just tell people that who think I'm with the CIC

I know what the CIA is, but is there a CIC/CID? And what is it, if it does
exist?

Andrew M. Ross

PS: I have sitting right here a 2-liter bottle of Grape Nehi. To those that
mentioned that it still exists:
"Give that man a cheroot"--Col. Potter about Winchester

[Thilo Wunderlich]

ar...@jarthur.cs.hmc.edu (Andrew M. Ross) writes:

[CIA/CIB/CIC/CID]

--> 1. CIA - Central Intelligence Agency.
2. CIA - Central Intelligence Agency [US Government].
3. OSS - Office of Strategic Services (later CIA).

--> 1. CIC - Carrier Identification Code.
2. CIC - Carrier Identification Codes [telephony] (10XXX codes).
3. CIC - Circuit Identification Code.
4. CIC - Committee on Institutional Cooperation.
5. CIC - Coordination and Information Center [CSNet].

--> 1. CCD - Charge Coupled Device (see CID).
2. CID - Caller ID [telephony] (see also: CLID, ANI).
3. CID - Central Institute for the Deaf.
4. CID - Charge Injection Device (see CCD).
5. CID - Computer Integrated Design.
6. CID - Connection Identification.
7. CLID - Calling Line ID [telephony] (see also: CID, ANI).

all from:

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Thilo
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[Doug Krause]

In article <2m2ugq$m...@ina.zfn.uni-bremen.de>,
Thilo Wunderlich <c1...@alf.zfn.uni-bremen.de> wrote:
# --> 1. CIC - Carrier Identification Code.
# 2. CIC - Carrier Identification Codes [telephony] (10XXX codes).
# 3. CIC - Circuit Identification Code.
# 4. CIC - Committee on Institutional Cooperation.
# 5. CIC - Coordination and Information Center [CSNet].

Command in Chief.

**** Douglas Krause dkr...@uci.edu One yuppie can ruin ****
**** University of California, Irvine your whole day. ****

[Don Fearn]

In article <2m45av$3...@news.service.uci.edu>, dkr...@hydra.acs.uci.edu
(Doug Krause) writes:

|> In article <2m2ugq$m...@ina.zfn.uni-bremen.de>,
|> Thilo Wunderlich <c1...@alf.zfn.uni-bremen.de> wrote:
|> # --> 1. CIC - Carrier Identification Code.
|> # 2. CIC - Carrier Identification Codes [telephony] (10XXX codes).
|> # 3. CIC - Circuit Identification Code.
|> # 4. CIC - Committee on Institutional Cooperation.
|> # 5. CIC - Coordination and Information Center [CSNet].
|>
|> Command in Chief.

CIC - communication information clearinghouse
- Citicorp Industrial Credit, Inc.
- customer-initiated call
- coexistence interchange & compatibility
- central information center
- common impression cylinder (printing)
- country industry code
- Copper-Invar-Copper (electronic modules)
- China Institute of Communications

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[Jake Richter]

Doug Krause (dkr...@hydra.acs.uci.edu) wrote:
: In article <2m2ugq$m...@ina.zfn.uni-bremen.de>,

: Thilo Wunderlich <c1...@alf.zfn.uni-bremen.de> wrote:
: # --> 1. CIC - Carrier Identification Code.
: # 2. CIC - Carrier Identification Codes [telephony] (10XXX codes).
: # 3. CIC - Circuit Identification Code.
: # 4. CIC - Committee on Institutional Cooperation.
: # 5. CIC - Coordination and Information Center [CSNet].

: Command in Chief.

You mean "Commander in Chief," don't you? And that's usually abbreviated
as CINC, is it not?

: **** Douglas Krause dkr...@uci.edu One yuppie can ruin ****

[Doug Krause]

In article <2m56h6$q...@subway.echonyc.com>,
Jake Richter <ric...@echonyc.com> wrote:
#You mean "Commander in Chief," don't you?

Yes, I did.

#And that's usually abbreviated as CINC, is it not?

Ummm, okay.

[marva...@gmail.com]

There was a G2, (Army intelligence) , and a fledgling CID (CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DIVISION) - (same episode), And there are now both a CIC (CounterIntelligence Corps) , and and a CIDC, OR MORE CORRECTLY A (USACIDC) ,"The United States Army Criminal Investigation Division Command "
That investigates felony crimes and serious violations of military law & the United States Code within the United States Army. ( that both were offshoots of that eras army G2 intelligence division,,,,, LOL, TOOK A WHILE TO FIND,,, , but alas , no CID and CIC at the time of the early 50's during Korean conflict , but artistic license made for a great M.A.S.H. episode~!!!!!!!!! . tff