Title: Interesting Case Studies
Product review: This is a collection of case studies and essays on the use of intelligence by field commanders. It consists of papers from a series of international conferences held at Carlisle, Pa, from 1985 to 1988. Like all works monitored or written by this compiler, a professor at the Army War College, it is thoroughly researched and full of sound judgements prepared by many of the leading scholars of twentieth intelligence history. Frank Cass, the publisher is noted for quality studies produced for the specialist and scholar. The volume was originally a special issue of the journal Intelligence and National Security. It is intended as part of a series of thematic texts.Belongs on the shelf of every serious researcher of the uses of intelligence.
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