Secret US Sabotage Manual
The Office of Strategic Services, or OSS, was a US intelligence agency created during World War II. In wartime, intelligence was being gathered by several different government agencies and not being shared between them.
The OSS was created by President Franklin Roosevelt in 1942. The objective of the new agangy was to collect and analyze strategic information and to conduct special operations not assigned to other agencies.
After the end of the war the OSS morphed into what is today the CIA.
In January of 1944 the OSS produced Strategic Services Field Manual No. 3, Simple Sabotage Field Manual. (36 pages pdf)
Tags: CIA, OSS, sabotage
Dude, this site looks great! I love all the content you have, and I am excited to see this grow and develop. The story around this manual is fascinating. WWII seems like a time of mucho growth for intelligence agencies. While their research has brought a lot of sinister things to life, it may have also brought a lot of wonderful developments as well. Some of the people whose work I enjoy, such as Mark Joyner and E.J. Gold, were both Army Intelligence Agents at earlier points in their lives…what a crazy world.