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The Puzzle Palace

Americaʹs National Security Agency and its special relationship with Britainʹs GCHQ
Pages
465
Published
1982
Language
English

Synopsis

This book exposes the inner workings of the National Security Agency, America's largest and most secretive intelligence organization. It details the NSA's vast network of power, from its global electronic listening posts to its intelligence-gathering satellites and the individuals who control them. The author uncovers the agency's history of technological espionage and its potential for Orwellian overreach, including a new afterword on the Geoffrey Arthur Prime spy case.

About the author

J
James Bamford

American author, journalist and documentary producer noted for his writing about U. S. intelligence agencies