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The US Army's tactical intelligence service experienced incredible growth during the Second World War. The army entered the war with a rudimentary structure for conducting intelligence operations and ended it with a massive expansion of intelligence disciplines, military specialities, infrastructure and training. Much of the history of intelligence work in World War II focuses on the O.S.S. and code breaking. Although these were incredibly important operations, analysts, interrogators, interpreters, censors, and counterintelligence officers did most of the intelligence work. Tactical intelligence built a robust infrastructure, including the use of field computers. The Air Force intelligence service refined its practices to support massive air strikes. Spycatchers, Interrogators, and Analysts provides details about the Army's tactical intelligence. It describes how civilians became intelligence professionals, including their training, the equipment they used, and the products they published. No other book describes in such detail the methods used by US Army intelligence during the Second World War, which continued into the Cold War and still have an impact today.
- Author
- Scherer, Tim
- Title
- Spycatchers, Interrogators and Analysts
- Details
- English text, paperback, large format. 304 pages.
- State
- new
- Subtitle
- Tactical U.S. Army Military Intelligence in WWII
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