Description: The vivid and engaging memoir of a CIA case officer.
Brief description:
Barry Broman was a teenage photographer for the Associated Press in Southeast Asia, then a Marine Corps infantry officer in combat in Vietnam before spending a quarter century in Clandestine Service of the Central Intelligence Agency as a 'head-hunter' with dozens of recruits in operations around the world.
Mr. Broman received a BA in Political Science in 1967 followed by an MA in Southeast Asian Studies a year later. A lifelong photographer and traveler he has published many articles and books.
Review Quotes: "An enriching, illuminating and revealing book that is wonderfully written and helps all who read it to understand what went on behind the scenes of many global events especially in Southeast Asia. Broman's book is highly recommended for anyone who wants to understand global politics, journalism, espionage, war and most of all human relationships. His love of people, his honoring of others and openness to different points of view shines brightly throughout the book. "--Major David Eubank (Ret), U.S. Army Special Forces