Recommended reading on Intelligence Operations and Espionage

[Orwell1984]

Upcoming release on Italian military intelligence Dec 2012
http://www.amazon.com/Mussolinis-Spies- ... 674&sr=8-1

[OpanaPointer]

I have the class material from a course on how to develop and present intelligence for an amphibious landing, from a USN officer's training school, c. 1956. If I haven't posted a URL by the end of May please rattle my cage.

[Carl Schwamberger]

I wonder if I have any of that from the 1990s still on my shelf. Be cute to compare.

[OpanaPointer]

I wonder if I have any of that from the 1990s still on my shelf. Be cute to compare.

If you can loan me a copy...

[OpanaPointer]

SRH-024
German Naval
Communication Intelligence
Volume III of Battle of the Atlantic
By OP-20-G

[Urmel]

This interesting journal linked by Dili in another thread has an article (in Italian) on the history of the Italian navy's secret service up to 1947. Starts around page 180:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/19467623/quaderno-SISM-1999

[casper hileman]

Here are a few titles on intel ops and espionage in no particulat order.

Bodyguard of lies by Anthony Cave Brown
Marching Orders: Bruce Lee
Combined Fleet Decoded: J. Prados
Deceivers: Thadeus Holt

Read a few of these so that you can understand the big picture and the scope of the conflict from the Allied side.

Regards
Casper

[Panzermahn]

Upcoming release on Italian military intelligence Dec 2012
http://www.amazon.com/Mussolinis-Spies- ... 674&sr=8-1

Thanks for sharing this. Would be on my wishlist for 2013.

[Panzermahn]

A new book on German cryptologic operations in South America during WW2



http://forum.axishistory.com/posting.ph ... 8&t=185192

[OpanaPointer]

The Battle of the Atlantic and Signals Intelligence: U-Boat Situations and Trends, 1941-1945 (Publications of the Navy Records Society)

British Intelligence in the Second World War, Its Influence on Strategy and Operations. Volume 1 F. H. et al Hinsley


Piercing The Fog: Intelligence And Army Air Forces Operations In World War II John F.Kreis

[henryk]

Double Cross: The True Story of the D-Day Spies. Ben Macintyre. Crown Publishers NY. 2012
Including an amusing account of British pigeons masquerading as German pigeons.

[ljadw]

The Battle of Intelligence:how a new understanding of intelligence illuminates victory and defeat in WWII (available on the net) :interesting,debuking a lot of myths (about Ultra,...)

[Tala]

I have just finished a 12 year research in History of WW2 , the eastern front.
We all know of "Mincemeat" and D Day and how the Nazis made all the mistakes but very little was known as to what really took place on the eastern front. The Soviets managed to crush 70% of the German Army while loosing some 27 Million people. The Soviets never told the story and never gave the credit to the people who did it.
My research is focused on the Intelligence, the people who did the job. Surprisingly ,most of them survived the war and their share in the glory never mentioned.
A small team, smart, intelligent and creative individuals who did the utmost.
You can see more of it in my web site – WWW.ENIGMANAMEDMAX.COM
Or visit Youtube at - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fbp8ojQRH8

Thank you