THE SECRET TEAM The CIA and Its Allies in Control of the United States and the World

a book by L. FLETCHER PROUTY  Col., U.S. Air Force (Ret.)

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THE SECRET TEAM, The CIA and Its Allies in Control of the United States and the World, 1997   (entry point to ASCII text format)

• Acknowledgments
• Author's Note
• 1972 Preface
• 1992 Preface
• 1997 Preface
  1. The "Secret Team" -- The Real Power Structure
  2. The Nature of Secret Team Activity: A Cuban Case Study
  3. An Overview of the CIA; SECTION I: Intelligence versus Secret Operations
  4. An Overview of the CIA; SECTION II: Origins of the Agency and Seeds of Secret Operations
  5. An Overview of the CIA; SECTION III: A Simple Coup d'Etat to a Global Mechanism
  6. From the Word of the Law to the Interpretation: President Kennedy Attempts to Put the CIA Under Control
  7. "Defense" as a National Military Philosophy, the Natural Prey of the Intelligence Community
  8. "It Shall Be the Duty of the Agency: to Advise, to Coordinate, to Correlate and Evaluate and Disseminate and to Perform Services of Common Concern..."
  9. From the Pines of Maine to the Birches of Russia: The Nature of Clandestine Operations
  10. CIA: The "Cover Story" Intelligence Agency and the Real-Life Clandestine Operator
  11. The Coincidence of Crises
  12. The Dulles-Jackson-Correa Report in Action
  13. The Dulles Era Begins
  14. Personnel: The Chameleon Game
  15. The Nature of Secret Team Activity: A Cuban Case Study
  16. Transportation: Anywhere in the World -- Now
  17. Logistics by Miracle
  18. Cold War: The Pyrrhic Gambit
  19. Mission Astray, Soviet Gamesmanship
  20. Defense, Containment, and Anti-Communism
  21. The New Doctrine: Special Forces and the Penetration of the Mutual Security Program
  22. Krushchev's Challenge: The U-2 Dilemma
  23. Time of Covert Action: U-2 to the Kennedy Inaugural
  24. Camelot: From the Bay of Pigs to Dallas, Texas
  25. Five Presidents: "Nightmares We Inherited"
• Appendix I
• Appendix II
• Appendix III
• Bibliography
• Index