CI Press, Episode 23: Demystifying CI Part 9 - CI History From Post-WWII to 1974

CI Press, Episode 23:  Demystifying CI Part 9 - CI History from Post WWII to 1974! In this riveting episode, Jeremy Clark and Ryan Rambo explore the transformative years from the end of World War II, highlighting pivotal events and personalities that shaped the world of counterintelligence during the Cold War era.

Join Jeremy and Ryan as they discuss the aftermath of World War II, the dissolution of the OSS, and the rise of formal intelligence organizations in the United States. Discover the significance of the National Security Act of 1947 and how it set the foundation for modern national security frameworks. The episode covers major incidents including the U-2 spy plane incident, the Bay of Pigs, the construction of the Berlin Wall, and the Cuban Missile Crisis, offering insights into the high-stakes espionage challenges of the time.

The hosts also unpack the espionage activities surrounding the Korean and Vietnam Wars, highlighting key counterintelligence successes and failures. Tune in to understand the impact of notorious figures like James Jesus Angleton and Kim Philby, and learn about the creation of the Defense Intelligence Agency during a tumultuous time in history.

Whether you're an intelligence professional or simply intrigued by the covert world of espionage, this episode promises a captivating journey through one of the most tumultuous periods in counterintelligence history.