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DISA welcomes new employees as a part of Fourth Estate Network Optimization effort

A historic milestone was reached recently when 14 information technology professionals from the Defense Technical Information Center successfully joined the Defense Information Systems Agency, as a part of the Fourth Estate Network Optimization modernization effort under the direction of the Defense Enclave Services directorate.

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À propos des mesures prises par Pékin pour imposer à Hong Kong une législation sur la sécurité nationale

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