Richard J. Kerr
politician
Richard J. Kerr is a respected intelligence analyst who served as deputy to William Webster during his directorship at the CIA, helping to stabilize the agency during a challenging period following the Iran-Contra scandal.
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Richard J. Kerr was tapped by Webster to serve as his deputy at the CIA.
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William Hedgcock Webster
Jimmy Carter
Griffin B Bell
Ronald Kessler
William J Casey
Thomas Twetten
Dick Stolz
Vincent Cannistraro
Drusilla Lane
Lynda Clugston
Nidal Hasan
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: William Webster, first to lead FBI and CIA, dies at 101