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Rogg's History of Intelligence: Insightful, But Incomplete

BOOK REVIEW: The Spy and the State: The History of American IntelligenceBy Jeffrey P. Rogg / Oxford University PressReviewed by: Jason U. [...] More

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Author Interview: J.R. Seeger on Mike4

Under/Cover's Senior Editor, Bill Harlow, spoke with J.R. Seeger, author of Mike4, about the journey from CIA Officer to author.J.R. Seeger served as [...] More

An Interview with the CIA's former Magic Man

In “Under Cover” we bring readers reviews of current books on national security matters, news about new releases, and Q’s & A’s with authors, [...] More

Book Review: U.S. Spies Triumph in Tragedy against Hitler

Wartime has been a force multiplier for espionage ever since the Revolutionary War, when General George Washington was the founding father of the art [...] More

Book Review: Schooling the Author of “Spy Schools”

In our continuing drive to spur healthy debate in the national security space, The Cipher Brief is running TCB expert John Sipher’s book review in [...] More

Brad Thor's Foreign Agent Formulaic and Unrealistic, But Enjoyable

Brad Thor’s latest thriller Foreign Agent is the fifteenth in his Scot Harvath series, and finds former Navy SEAL Harvath fighting both ISIS and evil [...] More