U.S. Army intelligence in Germany, 1944-1949Boghardt, Thomascreatorauthor.Center of Military Historyissuing body.textbibliographyHistory.dcu2022monographiceng

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xxiv, 546 pages : illustrations (some color), color maps ; 25 cm."Covert Legions is the history of the U.S. Army's intelligence organization in Germany from the Allies' arrival in late 1944 to the end of the military government in 1949. It covers Army intelligence operations during this period, including denazification and democratization, the capture of German scientists and scientific technology, and espionage and counterespionage activity against local communist organizations and the Soviet occupation forces"--PART I: INTELLIGENCE IN WORLD WAR II -- 1. Intelligence Goes to War -- 2. Operations in Wartime Germany -- PART II: INTELLIGENCE ORGANIZATION IN OCCUPIED GERMANY -- 3. Intelligence Headquarters -- 4. Intelligence Field Agencies -- PART III: INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS IN OCCUPIED GERMANY -- 5. The Long Shadow of the Third Reich -- 6. Intelligence Exploitation -- 7. New Challenges -- 8. Democratization -- 9. The Soviet Zone -- 10. The Berlin Blockadeby Thomas Boghardt.Shipping list no.: 2022-0234-PIncludes bibliographical references and index.n-us---e-gx---United States.ArmyIntelligence specialistsHistory20th centuryUnited States.ArmyOrganizationHistory20th centuryUnited States.Army. 1900-1999 fast World War, 1939-1945Military intelligenceUnited StatesWorld War, 1939-1945CampaignsGermany (West)Armed ForcesIntelligence specialistsArmed ForcesOrganizationMilitary campaignsMilitary intelligenceGermanyHistory1945-1955GermanyGermany (West)United StatesUB251.U5 B64 2022355.34320973D114.7/8:IN8D114.7/8:IN8Boghardt, Thomas.Washington, D.C. : Center of Military History, United States Army, 2022(DLC) 2021015367(OCoLC)12626780022021015366DGPO/DLC21070720250218162439.0001161129eng