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"The Art of Intelligence" Henry A. Crumpton
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Henry A. Crumpton spoke about his book, The Art of Intelligence, at Politics & Prose on Tuesday May 15, 2012. Crumpton joined the CIA in 1981 and spent twenty-four years working undercover around the world, from Africa to Afghanistan. His experiences gave him a deep knowledge of and appreciation for the Agency and a special understanding of the capacities and limits of national security. |
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