Memoirs of a Counterspy: Through the eyes of a street-level counter-espionage operative

Donald Bradshaw

2010. g. sept. · Author House

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Memoirs, a historical novel, covers the first 15 years of Don Bradshaw’s career as a raw, Army Counterintelligence Agent. During the course of his routine business, Don discovers his KGB nemesis, Ivan, and then follows his activities until their lives merge in Bangkok Thailand.

 

The journey through this portion of Special Agent Bradshaw’s life and his encounters with numerous questionable but talented characters, provides the backdrop for his Quixotic charges at the windmill, Ivan, and lays out the sequence of events, providing the groundwork for his personal and professional pitfalls and successes.

 

The anecdotes described herein will tell the story of Don’s attempts to rise above hierarchal constraints and the untimely, temporary reassignments away from “the action”.

 

In the end, the story requires the surprising cooperation of three separate US Government agencies to bring this episode to an end, and forms the basis for many more stories to come.

Par autoru

Donald Bradshaw is the author of numerous espionage and counter-espionage training manuals for the US Government. During his career of over 40 years in the field, he served Nearly 30 years in Asia as a 'street-man', and as a senior CI Special Ops Division instructor and subject matter expert in the conduct of field intelligence operations. Now, quietly retired in the Pacific Northwest, Bradshaw spends his time writing, and traveling with his family.