1st Edition
Captains Without Eyes Intelligence Failures In World War Ii
By Lyman B Kirkpatrick Jr
Copyright 1988
320 Pages
by
Routledge
320 Pages
by
Routledge
320 Pages
by
Routledge
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This book explains how the failure of intelligence in five important battles in World War II had decisive results. It helps Americans to persuade that so long as there is any danger of future wars, the United States must have a strong intelligence service.
1. The Problems of Foresight 2. Case Barbarossa: The German Attack on Russia, June 22, 1941 3. Pearl Harbor: A Lost Battle v. A National Disaster, December 7, 1941 4. Dieppe: Prelude to D-Day, August 19, 1942 5. Arnhem: A Viper in the Market, September 17, 1944 6. The Bulge in the Ardennes: Hitler's Last Threat, December 16, 1944 7. The Brilliance of Hindsight
Biography
Lyman B Kirkpatrick Jr
