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André Le Gallo. The Red Cell
FOREWORD
PROLOGUE. Karbala, Iraq
1. Old Executive Office Building, Washington
2. Fairfax County, Virginia
3. CIA Headquarters, Langley, Virginia
4. Damascus
5. Alexandria, Virginia
6. The White House, West Wing
7. Washington
8. Larnaca, Cyprus
9. Bucharest
10. Langley
11. Brussels
12. Silicon Valley, California
13. New York
14. Mechelen, Belgium
15. Charleroi, Belgium
16. Free University of Brussels
17. Brasserie Gaillard, Brussels
18. Charleroi
19. Kristen’s Apartment
20. Waterloo, Belgium
21. Svetlana’s House
22. Iranian Safe House, Charleroi
23. Avenue Wellington
24. Aisha’s Apartment
25. The White House
26. Back at Kristen’s Apartment
27. Iranian Embassy, Brussels
28. Zaventem Airport
29. Ramstein Air Force Base, Germany
30. Grande Place, Brussels
31. The ‘Croatians’
32. The ‘Bulgarians’
33. Paris
34. United Nations, New York
35. Langley Redux
36. Sausalito, California
37. McLean, Virginia
38. Golden Gate Bridge
39. Tiburon, California
40. New York Redux
41. Marin Headlands
42. The White House and a Federal Building in San Francisco
43. Tiburon Compound
44. Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, California
45. Beirut
46. The Knolls, San Rafael, California
47. Golden Gate Bridge and Marin Headlands. Friday, 0210 hours
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48. Rodeo Beach
49. The Oval Office
AFTERWORD
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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The definition of an unsung hero is one you don’t know about. So you have not heard, in all probability, of this author. I have, because we shared a training course in 1963. It was no ordinary classroom yawn. It was the CIA training for future operations officers—rigorous, physically and mentally challenging, sometimes sleep deprived, and sometimes demanding the spontaneous invention of a scenario for an unfolding operation.
The canvas of a would-be operations officer starts with a foreign problem or even quagmire that demands insights—covertly acquired intelligence—in order to understand the true situation, or the true intentions of an antagonist.
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They were among the first to arrive and Nortsen introduced Kristen. “Always happy to meet one of Tom’s protégés,” Church said. “I believe trainees usually spend a couple of months at an overseas station before their permanent assignment. Where are you going to go?”
“I don’t know yet,” Kristen said.”
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