Simple Sabotage Field Manual (illustrated) #878385

Simple Sabotage Field Manual
By the United States Office of Strategic Services (OSS)
Originally classified. Now a glimpse into wartime psychological warfare.
First issued in 1944 by the Office of Strategic Services—the precursor to the CIA—this short but powerful manual was designed to teach ordinary citizens and operatives how to disrupt enemy operations using everyday acts of sabotage.
From jamming machinery to slowing down meetings through bureaucratic red tape, this guide provides fascinating insight into World War II-era tactics of resistance, subversion, and covert action.
?️ Why Readers Find It Fascinating:

• A real-life wartime sabotage guide, once classified
• Offers a look at psychological operations and resistance strategy
• Blends military history with insights still surprisingly relevant today
• Popular with fans of spycraft, intelligence work, and WWII history