SPY CATCHERS OF THE U.S. ARMY IN THE WAR WITH JAPAN

Duval A. Edwards

Edwards writes the history of the Counter Intelligence Corps in the four Pacific theaters during World War II. Agents of the CIC were the spy catchers responsible for detaining thousands of spies, saboteurs and enemy collaborators. Edwards tells about the first days after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the invasion of the Philippines by the Japanese, the dropping of the bomb, and he gives a first-hand account of experiences in the CIC by the men and women who were there during this period of history.