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Do your brother a favor : apply to CIA / Elizabeth Arens -- Reflections from an analytical change agent : twenty-seven years and counting / acurrently serving DI officer -- What's a librarian do at the CIA? / Peggy Tuten -- More of what a librarian does at the CIA / Kim Condas -- Getting to do what I was meant to do / Robert Kresge -- We're not in Kansas-er, Missouri-anymore! / Mary O'Sullivan -- My thirty years in scientific and weapons intelligence at CIA / Julian Nall -- The pathway of a life unnoticed / Michael Douglas Smith -- The DIToolkit : don't leave home without it / Janet Stiegler -- A nightmare come true / Elinor Houghton Kelly -- How Hoosier basketball and spying came together in Moscow during the Cold War / GeneArthur Coyle -- How intelligence saved the Pope / Terrence L. Williams -- Flirting with the Directorate of Intelligence : a Directorate of Operations officer's short story / Bob Phillipson -- Soldier, sailor, artist, spy / Chip Beck -- Terminating an asset / Doug Patteson -- The rocky but interesting road of intelligence-policy relations / Paul R. Pillar -- Cement, speeches, terrorism, and stray cats / Susan Hasler -- Rock star or CIA officer / Kathy Thomas -- An accidental career of consequence / Jeff J. Johnson -- Developing a better understanding of the personal dimensions of working at the CIA / Hector J. Escobar,III -- Beginnings / Lester Paldy -- My career as a CIA logistics professional, 1986-2013 / James R. Pasqualini -- Black programs and services / Robert M. Blansfield -- The CIA Book of Honor / Doug Patteson -- Camp Chapman / Doug Patteson -- Prince and the revolution : the re-engineering of open source intelligence collection / Doug Naquin -- Bell ringers! / Elinor Houghton Kelly -- Ode to new CIA members / Ed Mickolus.

"Collection of personal essays detailing the adventures, advice, and experience of generations of CIA support and technical officers"--

"This second comprehensive chronology of international terrorist attacks covers three years during which the Islamic State supplanted al Qaeda as the most active, well financed and well armed terrorist group. Domestic and international incidents are covered, outlining trends and exploding myths. The author examines the enigmas of contemporary terrorist behavior and offers indicators and predictions to watch for"--

"This book summarizes hundreds of cases of espionage for and against U.S. interests and offers suggestions for further reading. Milestones in the history of American counterintelligence are noted. Charts describe the motivations of traitors, American targets of foreign intelligence services and American traitors and their foreign handlers. The author discusses trends in intelligence gathering and what the future may hold"--

Applicants to the Central Intelligence Agency often asked Edward Mickolus what they might expect in a career there. Mickolus, a former CIA intelligence officer whose duties also included recruiting and public affairs, never had a simple answer. If applicants were considering a life in the National Clandestine Service, the answer was easy. Numerous memoirs show the lives of operations officers collecting secret intelligence overseas, conducting counterintelligence investigations, and running covert action programs. But the CIA isn't only about case officers in far-flung areas of the world, recr

Applicants to the Central Intelligence Agency often asked Edward Mickolus what they might expect in a career there. Mickolus, a former CIA intelligence officer whose duties also included recruiting and public affairs, never had a simple answer. If applicants were considering a life in the National Clandestine Service, the answer was easy. Numerous memoirs show the lives of operations officers collecting secret intelligence overseas, conducting counterintelligence investigations, and running covert action programs. But the CIA isn't only about case officers in far-flung areas of the world, recr.