CIA Sabotage Manual

Yost, Graham B/W Photographs, line drawings: Spy Tech : An Intriguing Look into the World of Espionage and Intelligence, 1985 New York, NY, U.S.A. Facts on File Publications

Soft Cover Good/No Jacket Edition: Reprint Edition 0-8160-1115-X Black pictorial printer wrapper. Additional ISBN # 0-8160-1677-1. Volume has a vague crease across the bottom of the front cover, and some pressure marks at the top edge. Now in protective wrap. "A Look at the fascinating tools of the espionage trade - what they are, how they work and who uses them - from the simple hand gun to the KH-11 satellite. The lucidly written, lavishly illustrated volume discusses: The evolution of spy satellites; State-of-the-art surveillance techniques; Secret communication, from invisible ink to sophisticated coding and cryptology; The latest development in sabotage and weaponry; The key organizations involved in global spying - the NSA, the CIA, and Russia's KGB; In addition to explaining what tools spies employ, and how they use them in the struggle to gather intelligence, the book contains many intriguing anecdotes garnered by the author in interviews with members of the intelligence community."

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