The Commander's Eyes and Ears by Glenn Wahlert (Hardback Book)

Name: The Commander's Eyes and Ears by Glenn Wahlert (Hardback Book)
Brand: Cambridge University Press

Cambridge University Press

Explore the history of Australian military intelligence in this comprehensive account of the Cold War era. The Commander's Eyes and Ears: Australian Army Combat Intelligence in the Cold War, 1945-1975 by Glenn Wahlert provides a meticulous examination of how the Australian Army developed and utilized its intelligence capabilities during three decades of global tension. This scholarly work, published by Cambridge University Press, details the strategic shift in combat intelligence, operations, and the vital role of intelligence officers in providing decision-makers with the necessary situational awareness. Ideal for military history enthusiasts and researchers, this book offers an in-depth analysis of doctrine, training, and operational experience. It serves as an essential record of the evolution of the Australian Intelligence Corps and the tactical complexities faced during the post-WWII period through the end of the Vietnam War era. Product summary: A historical study of the Australian Army Combat Intelligence division during the Cold War (1945-1975), covering strategy, operational development, and intelligence gathering methods.