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Hi, and welcome to Spycast.

From the secret files of the International Spy Museum in Washington, D.C., I'm Dr. Vince

Houghton, the museum's historian and curator.

Every week, the museum brings you interesting conversations with authors, scholars, and

practitioners who live in the world of global espionage.

Join us as we take a closer look at the secret world of intelligence.

This week, Spycast would like to thank the podcast Hackle from McAfee for their support.

You think they're more about this later, but first let's meet our guests.

So we were joined today again by Greg Alder, the chief historian for the Defense Intelligence

Agency.

This is part two of Spycast's regular conversations with DIA, again how frequently we're still

figuring out, but you'll hear from Greg and eventually others from DIA discussing their

key role in providing intelligence for decision-makers at the Pentagon on the battlefield and

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