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A Spy For All Seasons: My Life in the CIA
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A Spy For All Seasons: My Life in the CIA Paperback - 2015

by Clarridge, Duane R.; Diehl, Digby [Primary Contributor]

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In a memoir as gripping as his action-packed career, the flamboyant "King of tthe CIA Cowboys"--former CIA Deputy Director Duane R. "Dewey" Clarridge--lays bare the fascinating particulars of the covert operations he planned and carried out around the world during his long career. of photos.

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After all this time, you can still hear my hometown in my voice.

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He is the highest ranking American spy directly and personally involved in espionage, war, counterterrorism, and intrigue to make public his life. Dashing and flamboyant, with mettle akin to the granite for which his home state of New Hampshire is known, Duane "Dewey" Clarridge became a master spy right out of a Tom Clancy novel. In a spy for All Seasons, we follow Dewey Clarridge on his trajectory through the CIA. His no-holds-barred style carried him to Nepal, India, Turkey, Italy, Nicaragua, Panama, Iraq, and beyond, in situations both terrifying and exhilarating. With legendary candor, Dewey describes the role he played in the international espionage scene: his days as Dax P. LeBaron, when he pressed Saddam Hussein to turn over a terrorist; the inner workings of the CIA; the creation of his brainchild, the CIA's Counter-Terrorist Center; his admiration for William Casey and his contempt for William Webster; and his alleged involvement in the Iran-contra affair, for which he was indicted and then pardoned. Along the way he developed a talent for recruiting foreign agents and smiled in the face of his enemies.