CIA Adds Two New Stars to Memorial Wall, Indicating the Deaths of Two More Agents

Each star on the Memorial Wall at the CIA's headquarters in Langley, Virginia, represents one agent or employee killed in the line of duty. On Monday, two more stars were added to the wall during an annual memorial ceremony, with the identities of those they represent remaining classified and forever unknown. There are now 139 engraved stars, 39 of which are classified. In a statement released by the CIA, the two stars represent "exceptional officers whose legacies will live on and whose service must remain known to only a select few."