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Turnabout and deception
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This title combines two of spymaster Barton Whaley's most potent analyses of the craft: Turnabout: Crafting the Double-Cross and When Deception Fails: The Theory of Outs. Each examination dives into extensive case studies to establish not only bedrock understandings of essential espionage principals, but also creates guidance for their practical application on both individual and governmental scales. Deception is a basic tactic used by allies and enemies alike, but when both protagonist and antagonist ply the same trade, it is the master of the double-cross who comes out the victor. Turnabout examines exactly how to turn the tables on an opponent and use their own deception against them. Through 38 case studies this monograph dissects the double-cross to reveal the psychological battle of wits at its core. No matter how well crafted, however, there is always a chance that a deception will fail. But failure is not the end of a deception, and even failed deception operations can yield results. When Deception Fails pores over 60 case studies to determine why a deception will fail, steps to prevent a failed operation, and how to turn that failure into a success. Through his analysis of the Theory of Outs, Whaley identifies the cunning required to recapture the initiative rather than allowing an error to turn an operation into a total loss.
| כותר |
Turnabout and deception : crafting the double-cross and the theory of outs / Barton Whaley edited by Susan Stratton Aykroyd. |
|---|---|
| כותרים נוספים |
Crafting the double-cross and the theory of outs |
| מהדורה |
1st ed. |
| מוציא לאור |
Annapolis, Maryland : Naval Institute Press |
| שנה |
[2016] |
| הערת תוכן ותקציר |
Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- Volume I. Turnabout -- Contents -- Executive Summary -- Main Finding -- Five Insights -- Three Tools -- Five Recommendations -- Main Conclusion -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Defining Turnabout -- 2.1. Turnabout = Double-Cross -- 2.2. Cross & -- Double-Cross -- 2.3. Deception & -- Counterdeception -- 2.4. Parthian Shots & -- Parting Shots -- 2.5. Flag & -- False Flag -- 2.6. Blowback vs Playback -- 2.7. Bluff & -- Double-Bluff -- 2.8. Time Distortion Effects -- 3. The Three Steps to Turnabout -- 3.1. Deception -- 3.2. Detection -- 3.3. Turnabout -- 4. Types of Turnabout -- 4.1. Double-Ambush & -- Counter-Ambush -- Case 4.1.1: The Warrenpoint Double-Ambush, Northern Ireland, 1979 -- Case 4.1.2: A Magician Counter-Ambushes the Afghans, 1902 -- Case 4.1.3: Counter-Sniping, 1915-2009 -- 4.2. Double Back -- Case 4.2.1: The Keyhole Satellite that Played Dead, 1977-78 -- Case 4.2.2: The D-Day MOONSHINE Electronic Double Back, 1944 -- Case 4.2.3: The Most Dangerous Game - in Fiction, 1924 -- 4.3. Double Exchange -- Case 4.3.1: The Chinese 7th Stratagem: Make the Illusion Real, Ad 755 -- Case 4.3.2: The Alamein MUNASSIB Switch, 1942 -- Case 4.3.3: The Actor Tricks the Magicians, 1922 -- 4.4. Hiding in Plain Sight -- Case 4.4.1: Indomitable Jones and the Malta Radar -- Case 4.4.2: Dudley Clarke and the Aircraft Dummies -- 4.5. Hiding under Thin Cover -- Case 4.5.1: The FAREWELL Gambit, 1982-84 -- Case 4.5.2: HEINRICH Helps Set the Stage for the Battle of the Bulge, 1944 -- Case 4.5.3: The Bar Code Orange Con, 2003-2009 -- 4.6. Provoking Truth -- Case 4.6.1: Plan GISKES: Mr. Marks Unmasks Col. Giskes, Feb 1943 -- Case 4.6.2: The Dreyfus Ruse, 1899 -- Case 4.6.3: The Forensic Accountant vs the Embezzler, 1970s -- Case 4.6.4: America's Midway Ruse, 1942. Case 4.6.5: Hypothetical Scenarios, 1984 to present -- 4.7. Double-Bluffing -- Case 4.7.1: The Booby Trapped Booby Trap: Major Foot's Luck, 1943 -- Case 4.7.2: The CORONA Satellite That Wasn't, 1958 -- Case 4.7.3: Jones and the Fake Jay Beam, 1941 -- Case 4.7.4: Jones and the Double-Telltale Envelope, early 1940s -- Case 4.7.5: The Allies Double-Bluff the German Gothic Line in Italy, 1944 -- Case 4.7.6: RFE Turnabouts a Czech Terror Plot, 1957 -- 4.8. Double Agentry -- Case 4.8.1: CHEESE: World's First Double-Agent System, 1939-1944 -- Case 4.8.2: NORTH POLE: German Playback Double-Agentry, 1942-1944 -- Case 4.8.3: LAGARTO: Japanese Double-Agentry, 1943-45 -- Case 4.8.4: SCHERHORN: A Soviet Playback Operation, 1944-1945 -- Case 4.8.5: X-2: The American Way of Double-Agentry -- 4.9. Tripwires & -- Telltales -- Case 4.9.1: Daniel & -- the Priests of Bel, c.100 BC -- Case 4.9.2: Noor's Secret Triple Security Checks, 1943 -- 5. The Security of Options -- Case 5.1: The No M.O. -- Case 5.2: The Secret M.O. -- Case 5.3: Sherman's March to Atlanta, 1864 -- Case 5.4: The Two Patton's Ruse, 1944 -- 6. Double or Not?: Two Parallel Cases -- Case 6.1: GARBO, 1944 -- Case 6.2: Marwan, 1973-2007 -- 7. Double-Agent Systems: Dead or Alive? -- 8. Limits of the Game of Turnabout: Simple Cycles or Infinite Layers? -- Appendix: The Double-Crosser's Dictionary -- Bibliography -- Volume II. When Deception Fails -- Contents -- Introduction -- Summary of Findings & -- Conclusions -- Main Finding -- The 5 Causes of Failure -- The 5 Cures: The Rules of the Out -- The 3 Ways to Minimize the Chance of Failure -- Conclusions: The 14 Lessons Learned -- Part One: Problems of Failure -- 1. Causes of Failure -- 1.1. Design Failure -- 1.2. Initiation Failure -- 1.3. Transmission Failure -- 1.4. Inept Implementation -- 1.4.1. Target Doesn't Notice. 1.4.2. Target Finds It Unbelievable -- 1.4.3. Target Judges It Irrelevant or inconsequential -- 1.4.4. Target Finds the Message Ambiguous -- 1.4.5. Target Misunderstands the Intended Meaning -- 1.5. Target Detects the Deception -- 1.5.1. Too Complicated: The Tangled Web Principle -- 1.5.2. Too Simple: The Too Perfect Principle -- 1.5.3. Target Succeeds at Deception Analysis -- 2. Degrees & -- Types of Failure -- 2.1. Partial Failure -- 2.2. Total Failure -- 2.3. Backfire -- 2.4. Turnaround vs Turnabout: Blunder vs Entrapment -- 2.5. Aborts -- 2.6. Pseudo Failure -- 2.7. Potential Failure -- 3. Coping in Military Practice -- 3.1. Soldier's Myths -- 3.2. Soldiers' Practice -- Part Two: Solutions to Failure -- 4. Coping in Theory -- 4.1. Toward Theory -- 4.2. The "Blow-Off" Technique -- 4.3. The Theory of "Outs" -- 5. Military Application of Outs -- 6. Priorities for Outs -- 7. Beyond the Out: Asymmetries between Deceiver & -- Target -- Bibliography -- Appendix: Extracts from 1982 CIA contract paper titled Deception Failures, Non-Failures and Why -- Indices -- Index of Cases-In Order of Appearance -- Index of Cases-Chronological -- About the Author. |
| היקף החומר |
1 online resource (266 pages) : illustration |
| שפה |
אנגלית |
| מספר מערכת |
997012747048005171 |
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