Intel Books?

[Marauder06]

Haha, hey send it my way. Anything to give me some more insight on what the world of intel is. Thank you.

Any chance I may be able to take a look at that as well sir?

Now, now. You promised your graphic artist first dibbs, LOL.

TH15, Tiger, posted the EXINT draft in the Intel and Support Ops section, AFTER I forwarded it to my graphic artist, as per our agreement ;)

 

[Dame]

TH15, Tiger, posted the EXINT draft in the Intel and Support Ops section, AFTER I forwarded it to my graphic artist, as per our agreement ;)

*Dame looks for ladder so she can pat Mara on the head.*

Such a good INT Officer he is.

 

[QC]

I would recommend any of Christopher Andrew's books on the KGB. He co wrote a lot/all of them with KGB defectors (Gordievsky, Mitrokhin and someone else IIRC) and they're really very interesting.

Marcus Wolf's book is pretty good. He was a good writer and it's interesting to see it directly from an East German point of view.

The Gordievsky put me to sleep, The Mitrokhin Archive I couldn't put down.

 

[SpitfireV]

The Gordievsky put me to sleep, The Mitrokhin Archive I couldn't put down.

Which one? The overall history one or the one with the telegraphs?

 

[QC]

The Mitrokhin Archive as a whole. I remember when it occurred and the Ruskies said it wasnt possible to take the entire thing. Not sure what you mean by telegraphs.

 

[SpitfireV]

Sorry, I was meaning the Gordievsky. Mitrokin is good, both volumes. The Russians are right, but he did take a shitload!