Publisher's Synopsis
This book documents the former Spy Manager's history while providing unique insights for others to understand his rise in the CIA. How he became a spy manager that supervised CIA agents and assets in over 30 countries.
The story in the book on his tour in Latin America, which management considered as a safe place to send Black C/Os at the time. I enjoy the entire context around race in the NCS which is still a relevant issue. The NCS should look like the UN, however, it doesn't. The books end on a high note with the author supervising a number of directorates and even desegregating them. The very best part of the book is the chapter where the writer talks to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. after receiving his Nobel Peace Prize. That was a piece of history that has never been recorded until now.
