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Central Intelligence Agency Directors

Director	Years
Sidney W. Souers	1946
Hoyt S. Vandenberg	1946–1947
Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter	1947–1950
Walter Bedell Smith	1950–1953
Allen W. Dulles	1953–1961
John A. McCone	1961–1965
William F. Raborn, Jr.	1965–1966
Richard M. Helms	1966–1973
James R. Schlesinger	1973
William E. Colby	1973–1976
George H. W. Bush	1976–1977
Stansfield Turner	1977–1981
William J. Casey	1981–1987
William H. Webster	1987–1991
Robert M. Gates	1991–1993
R. James Woolsey	1993–1995
John M. Deutch	1995–1996
George J. Tenet	1997–2004
Porter Goss	2004–2006
Michael V. Hayden	2006–

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