Miles Copeland (1) (1916–1991)

Indeholder "Indeholder ", "Foreword", "1. The spies of the seventies - They do still exist...", " The 'truly successful spy'", " The case of 'Mickey'", " And what about 'Kim' Philby?", " The plague of 'Willies'", " Is there a 'standard' agent type?", " The 'miscellaneous' agent", "2. Espionage - the intelligence agency's last resort - ...but what is left for them to do?", " 'What, no espionage service?'", " Limits on the use of espionage", " The 'alternative means'", " So what was left for spies to do?", " The espionage branch's monopoly", " The espionage branch and revolution", "3. The spy game - What, in this day of advanced gadgetry, is espionage all about?", " 'intelligence' and 'espionage'", " The 'intelligence' officer", " The CIA 'station chief'", " 'Chinese checkers' in the intelligence communities", " The station chief's new headache: terrorism", " The headquarters 'desk officer'", " The 'case officer'", " The 'resident'", " The 'agent'", " The 'double agent'", " The 'principal', the 'utility operative' and the 'cutout'", " The espionage 'operation'", "4. Conventional espionage - Well, there are ordinary spies 'penetrating targets'...", " The 'target'", " 'Operational data'", " Selecting the agent", " Making contact with the prospective agent", " Selecting the principal agent", " Beginning the involvement", " Broadening the 'area of conscience'", " Regularizing the operation", " Training of the espionage agent", " Communications, internal", " Communications, external", " Pay and incentives", " Blackmail and coercion", " Defectors and 'walk-ins'", "5. Counterespionage - ... and there are spies spying on spies", " Security", " Counterintelligence investigation", " 'Trick or treat'", " 'Pure' counterespionage", "6. Third world operations - And spies have a part in 'the struggle for the Third World'", " Espionage stations in the third world", " Conversion of the diplomatic contact", " Counterterrorism", " Liaison", "7. 'Special projects' - Also, there are secret intelligence operations that only an espionage branch can handle", " The OSO and its 'sucker operations'", " 'Hitchhiking' - use of student, labor, and other kinds of groups", " Denied areas", " The defection program", " 'Unofficial cover'", " The future of 'special projects'", "8. 'The Company' - But whatever the functions, like everything else that goes on in the world, they are ultimately run by 'the company'", " Become an intelligence officer!", "9. Some conclusions - Finally, one must wonder, is it all worth the trouble?", "Afterword", "Appendices", "A. Organization of a typical espionage branch of a modern intelligence agency", "B. 'An introduction to espionage operations' (CIA lecture)", " 1, Introduction: The Uses and Abuses of Espionage", " 2. Acceptance of an Espionage Assignment", " 3. Alternative Means", " 4, What is Left for Espionage?", " 5, Functions of the Espionage Services", " 6- The 'Monopoly' of Espionage Operations", "C. The double-talk guide", " Section One: Introductory Signals", " Section Two: Elimination of Provocative Words and Phrases", " Section Three: Names of Persons, Organisations, and Places", " Section Four: A Special Code for Names Not Listed in Section Three", "D. Signals to arrange meetings", "E. The one-time pad", "Index".

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