From the Newspaper | 12 hours ago WASHINGTON, May 26: The CIA is remembering those lost in covert operations, adding a new star to the intelligence agency's memorial wall and more than a dozen names to its 'Book of Honour'. The star is for Jeffrey Patneau, a young officer killed in a car crash in Yemen in September 2008.

AP | 4 hours ago In this file photo a marble slab of the CIA memorial wall containing stars in the lobby of the Central Intelligence Agency headquarters in Langley, Va. - Photo by AP WASHINGTON: The CIA is remembering those lost in the hidden, often dangerous world of espionage, adding a new star to the intelligence agency's memorial wall and more than a dozen names to its hallowed Book of Honor. The new star carved into the wall is for Jeffrey Patneau, a young officer

Washington: The CIA is remembering those lost in the hidden, often dangerous world of espionage, adding a new star to the intelligence agency's memorial wall and more than a dozen names to its hallowed Book of Honor. The new star carved into the wall is for Jeffrey Patneau, a young officer killed in a car crash in Yemen in September 2008. "Jeff proved that he had boundless talent, courage and innovativeness to

Associated Press, WASHINGTON | Sun, 05/27/2012 9:36 AM This undated photo provided by Corinne Collie shows Leslianne Shedd. The CIA is remembering those lost in the hidden, often dangerous world of espionage, including adding more than a dozen names to its hallowed Book of Honor.

By KIMBERLY DOZIER Associated Press The CIA is remembering those lost in the hidden, often dangerous world of espionage, adding a new star to the intelligence agency's memorial wall and more than a dozen names to its hallowed Book of Honor. The new star carved into the wall is for Jeffrey Patneau, a young officer killed in a car crash in Yemen in September 2008. "Jeff proved that he had boundless talent, courage and innovativeness to

CHICAGO, May 26 (Xinhua) - Thousands of Chicagoans gathered downtown Saturday for the city's annual Memorial Day Parade, as Americans began the three-day holiday weekend to honor U.S.

By AP / KIMBERLY DOZIER (WASHINGTON) - The CIA is remembering those lost in the hidden, often dangerous world of espionage, adding a new star to the intelligence agency's memorial wall and more than a dozen names to its hallowed Book of Honor. The new star carved into the wall is for Jeffrey Patneau, a young officer killed in a car crash in Yemen in September 2008. "Jeff proved that he had boundless talent, courage and innovativeness to

By Kimberly Dozier, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) - The CIA is remembering those lost in the hidden, often dangerous world of espionage, adding a new star to the intelligence agency's memorial wall and more than a dozen names to its hallowed Book of Honor. The new star carved into the wall is for Jeffrey Patneau, a young officer killed in a car crash in Yemen in September 2008. "Jeff proved that he had boundless talent, courage and innovativeness to

In this May 23, 2002, file photo, the American flag is reflected off of a marble slab of the CIA memorial wall containing stars in the lobby of the Central Intelligence Agency headquarters in Langley, Va.

By KIMBERLY DOZIER Associated Press The CIA is remembering those lost in the hidden, often dangerous world of espionage, adding a new star to the intelligence agency's memorial wall and more than a dozen names to its hallowed Book of Honor. The new star carved into the wall is for Jeffrey Patneau, a young officer killed in a car crash in Yemen in September 2008. "Jeff proved that he had boundless talent, courage and innovativeness to