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THE SECRET TEAM

The CIA and Its Alliesin Control of the United States and theWorld

L. FLETCHER PROUTYCol., U.S. Air Force (Ret.)

Copyright © 1973, 1992, 1997 by L. Fletcher ProutyAll Rights Reserved

Source: www.prouty.org

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CONTENTS

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS || Author's Note || Preface || Preface to the Second EditionPreface: "THE SECRET TEAM II" 1997

PART I THE SECRET TEAM

Ch. 1 The "Secret Team" -- the Real Power StructureCh. 2 The Nature of Secret Team Activity: A Cuban Case Study

PART II THE CIA: HOW IT RUNS

Ch. 3 An Overview of the CIASection I. Intelligence versus Secret OperationsSection II. Origins of the Agency and the Seeds of Secret OperationsSection III. A Simple Coup d'État to a Global MechanismCh. 4 From the Word of the Law to the Interpretation: President Kennedy Attemptsto Put the CIA Under ControlCh. 5 "Defense" as a National Military Philosophy, the Natural Prey of theIntelligence CommunityCh. 6 "It Shall Be the Duty of the Agency: To Advise, to Coordinate, to Correlate andEvaluate and Disseminate and to Perform Services of Common Concern . . ."Coordination of Intelligence – the Major Assigned Role of the CIA Correlation,Evaluation and Dissemination of Intelligence: Heart of the Profession Servicesof Common Concern: An Attempt at EfficiencyCh. 7 From the Pines of Maine to the Birches of Russia: The Nature of ClandestineOperationsCh. 8 CIA: "The Cover Story" Intelligence Agency and the Real-Life ClandestineOperatorCh. 9 The Coincidence of CrisesCh. 10 The Dulles-Jackson-Correa Report in Action

PART III THE CIA: HOW IT IS ORGANIZED

Ch. 11 The Dulles Era BeginsCh. 12 Personnel: The Chameleon GameCh. 13 Communications: The Web of the WorldCh. 14 Transportation: Anywhere in the World -- NowCh. 15 Logistics by Miracle

PART IV THE CIA: SOME EXAMPLES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD

Ch. 16 Cold War: The Pyrrhic GambitCh. 17 Mission Astray, Soviet GamesmanshipCh. 18 Defense, Containment, and Anti-CommunismCh. 19 The New Doctrine: Special Forces and the Penetration of the Mutual SecurityProgramCh. 20 Khrushchev's Challenge: The U-2 DilemmaCh. 21 A Time of Covert Action: U-2 to Kennedy InauguralCh. 22 Camelot: From the Bay of Pigs to Dallas, TexasCh. 23 Five Presidents: "Nightmares We Inherited"APPENDICES:I. Definition of Special OperationsII. Powers and Duties of the CIAIII. Training Under the Mutual Security ProgramBIBLIOGRAPHY || INDEX

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