The underlying theme of this book is "now it can be told". It tells the inside story of aerial reconnaisance and electronic intelligence, from the post-war years through to the present day, complete with political skulduggery, and revelations such as the USSR's actual lack of military capability.
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This review is from: High Cold War: Strategic Air Reconnaissance and the Electronic Intelligence War (Hardcover)
The Cold War was more then just paranoia and runs to close sometimes nonexistent missile-, tank- or bomber-gaps. The Cold War was 'hot' in the air. Downing the U-2 of Powers was only one small part of the whole story. This books tells more about this chapter of history which didn't found its way to public knowledge yet.
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