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Hi, welcome to Spy Chat. I'm Amanda Olke, director of adult education at the International Spy Museum in Washington, D.C.

Thank you for joining us today.

We have two terrific speakers.

My boss, Chris Kosta, the executive director of the spy museum, have I mentioned that he is in the

commando hall of honor, which I think is really cool, and one my favorite I guess I always say this but it's

because it's always true one of my favorite spy museum advisory board members Keith

Mossbach who is a geospatial intelligence expert and he has been

wowing us behind the scenes with some of the stuff he's going to share with us today.

Now before I turn it over I really want to

thank so very much our wonderful sponsor for today's spy chat. That is the EKS group and in particular their leadership Adrian Martinez and Rick

Blumer thank you for supporting our programs during this difficult time and for supporting us all the time.

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