Title: Unsung heros
Product review: This is one of those books that I could not put down until finished. It is a tale well told--unfortunately for the wrong reasons. There is no question that these people should be honored but not at the price of compromising today's ongoing intelligence efforts.The author seems to feel that "the peoples (relatives) right to know" trumps any need to protect "sources and methods" and national security. He attributes all attempts at secrecy to a desire to hide blunders. And he feels that certainly anything that happened over 30 years ago has no need to be withheld. For an opposing view I would direct readers to most any non-fiction book on "intelligence tradecraft." You can search that term on the Internet and get a good book list. ###
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