espionage

A brief summary of the methods, skills, and equipment used in the area of espionage.

An exploration of the history of spying during the Cold War that provides information on significant individuals and intelligence gathering techniques; and includes fact boxes, photographs, a glossary, and suggestions for further reading.

Discusses the machines, weapons, and other equipment used by spies as they gather intelligence.

A brief study of the skills and abilities necessary for pursuing a career in the field of espionage.

Presents a brief overview of a number of methods and gadgets used by spies, from the earliest uses of codes and ciphers to high-tech methods made possible by computers.

Explains what it takes to be a spy, including information on training, intelligence networks, cover stories, intelligence chiefs, and the fate of spies when they get caught.

Provides brief biographical and background notes on legendary spies from World War I.

Discusses the history of the FBI and how it has been used for political gain.

Presents a comprehensive survey of over four hundred alphabetically-arranged entries to the people, events, and operations of the Cold War and includes information on covert missions, defectors to the East and West, espionage, assassinations, and treason within the major governmental players of the era.

Looks at how humans interact with technology when gathering and working with intelligence that concerns the security of the United States, particularly since the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.