intelligence service

Explains the structure and purpose of the Russian KBG and examines how it operated. Outlines the historical significance of this organization and profiles notable examples of Russian espionage during the twentieth century. Includes photographs, a glossary, and further reading sources.

Introduces the history of the CIA, tracing its development and the purposes it has served since its founding in 1942. Spotlights the work of spies and the tools they have used to do their jobs and includes black-and-white photographs.

With the world poised on the brink of nuclear war, Ryan and his FBI counterpart, Dan Murray, seek a solution before the chiefs of state lose control of themselves and the world.

Discusses how the CIA was created and how it functions, as well as what it takes to work for the CIA.

Examines the types of intelligence gathered by the CIA, the FBI, and the NSA, the technological and human resources used to gather such data, and the future of these three organizations.

Introduces the history, organization, and mission of the Central Intelligence Agency.

Discusses the history of how the United States has collected intelligence and what kinds of technology are used by intelligence organizations.

Readers are given an inside look at the CIA, one of the world's greatest spying organizations.

Contains the dramatic text for an adaptation of Graham Green's play, "Our Man in Havana," which depicts the exploits of Jim Wormold, who tries to support his teenage daughter as a vacuum salesman in 1950s Cuba, but his troubles increase after he accepts an offer from the British Secret Service to be their "man in Havana.".

Contains the final report by the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks that examines the data surrounding the September 11, 2001, attacks on the World Trade Towers and the Pentagon and provides recommendations against further acts of terrorism.