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• catalog abstract ""For over fifty years the CIA has closely guarded the identity of the first agent killed in the line of duty - the unnamed First Star on the outfit's Wall of Honor. That agent was Douglas Mackiernan. His unprecedented atomic intelligence operations helped shape both Central Asia and the CIA as we know them today. His work remains so sensitive that the Agency, even now, will neither confirm nor deny his existence. A riveting expose of international intrigue, Into Tibet reveals the extraordinary still-classified missions that sent Mackiernan and his partner, Frank Bessac, into the heart of the Cold War."--Jacket.".
• catalog alternative "Secret expedition to Lhasa".
• catalog contributor b12496332.
• catalog coverage "Tibet Autonomous Region (China) Relations United States.".
• catalog coverage "United States Relations China Tibet Autonomous Region.".
• catalog coverage "United States Relations China Tibet.".
• catalog created "c2002.".
• catalog date "2002".
• catalog date "c2002.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c2002.".
• catalog description ""For over fifty years the CIA has closely guarded the identity of the first agent killed in the line of duty - the unnamed First Star on the outfit's Wall of Honor. That agent was Douglas Mackiernan. His unprecedented atomic intelligence operations helped shape both Central Asia and the CIA as we know them today. His work remains so sensitive that the Agency, even now, will neither confirm nor deny his existence. A riveting expose of international intrigue, Into Tibet reveals the extraordinary still-classified missions that sent Mackiernan and his partner, Frank Bessac, into the heart of the Cold War."--Jacket.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 335-344) and index.".
• catalog description "Why They Went -- Shegar-Hunglung, Tibet, April 29, 1950 -- An Atomic Monopoly, An Atomic Peace, 1945 to 1949 -- Strategic Services Unit, HQ, Peking, March 5, 1946 -- U.S. Embassy, Nanking, March 1946 -- Alphabet Soup, 1946-1947 -- The American Consulate, Tihwa, March 25, 1946 -- Murray Hill, 1943-1950 -- Koktogai, ETR, May 15, 1946 -- At the Chingil River Ford, April 10, 1947 -- The White House and the Potala, March 1947 -- Osman Bator, Douglas Mackiernan, and Uranium, May and June 1947 -- Pegge Lyons and Douglas Mackiernan, Tihwa, Sinkiang, July and August 1947 -- CIA Headquarters, Washington, D.C., July 1947 -- The AEC and AFSWP, July 1947 -- Pegge and Doug, Shanghai and Tihwa, September 1947 -- The U.S. Army Advisory Group HQ, Nanking, China, September 25, 1947 -- Shanghai to Peking, September 25-29, 1947 -- USS President Polk, off the China Coast, October 4, 1947 -- Bessac's Cover, Peking, China, October 15, 1947 -- The Crag Hotel, Penang, Malaysia, October 21, 1947 -- Frank Bessac and Prince De, Peking, China, October 1947 -- The Green Lantern, January to August 1948 -- Douglas Mackiernan and Atomic Explosions, 1948 to March 10, 1949 -- Department of State, Washington D.C., April 19, 1949 -- The Raid on the U-2 Mine, Sinkiang and the ETR, April or May 1949 -- Hawaii, June 1, 1996 -- The Russian Atomic Test Site, Semipalatinsk, Kazakhstan, August 29, 1949 -- The Journey to Tibet -- Tibet, Summer of 1949 -- Dingyuanying, Inner Mongolia, August 1949 -- Hami to Tihwa, Sinkiang, September 9, 1949.".
• catalog extent "xviii, 364 p., [8] p. of plates :".
• catalog identifier "0802117147".
• catalog issued "2002".
• catalog issued "c2002.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : Grove Press,".
• catalog spatial "China Tibet Autonomous Region.".
• catalog spatial "Tibet Autonomous Region (China) Relations United States.".
• catalog spatial "United States Relations China Tibet Autonomous Region.".
• catalog spatial "United States Relations China Tibet.".
• catalog subject "303.48/2730515 21".
• catalog subject "E183.8.T55 L35 2002".
• catalog subject "Espionage, American China Tibet Autonomous Region.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Why They Went -- Shegar-Hunglung, Tibet, April 29, 1950 -- An Atomic Monopoly, An Atomic Peace, 1945 to 1949 -- Strategic Services Unit, HQ, Peking, March 5, 1946 -- U.S. Embassy, Nanking, March 1946 -- Alphabet Soup, 1946-1947 -- The American Consulate, Tihwa, March 25, 1946 -- Murray Hill, 1943-1950 -- Koktogai, ETR, May 15, 1946 -- At the Chingil River Ford, April 10, 1947 -- The White House and the Potala, March 1947 -- Osman Bator, Douglas Mackiernan, and Uranium, May and June 1947 -- Pegge Lyons and Douglas Mackiernan, Tihwa, Sinkiang, July and August 1947 -- CIA Headquarters, Washington, D.C., July 1947 -- The AEC and AFSWP, July 1947 -- Pegge and Doug, Shanghai and Tihwa, September 1947 -- The U.S. Army Advisory Group HQ, Nanking, China, September 25, 1947 -- Shanghai to Peking, September 25-29, 1947 -- USS President Polk, off the China Coast, October 4, 1947 -- Bessac's Cover, Peking, China, October 15, 1947 -- The Crag Hotel, Penang, Malaysia, October 21, 1947 -- Frank Bessac and Prince De, Peking, China, October 1947 -- The Green Lantern, January to August 1948 -- Douglas Mackiernan and Atomic Explosions, 1948 to March 10, 1949 -- Department of State, Washington D.C., April 19, 1949 -- The Raid on the U-2 Mine, Sinkiang and the ETR, April or May 1949 -- Hawaii, June 1, 1996 -- The Russian Atomic Test Site, Semipalatinsk, Kazakhstan, August 29, 1949 -- The Journey to Tibet -- Tibet, Summer of 1949 -- Dingyuanying, Inner Mongolia, August 1949 -- Hami to Tihwa, Sinkiang, September 9, 1949.".
• catalog title "Into Tibet : the CIA's first atomic spy and his secret expedition to Lhasa / Thomas Laird.".
• catalog title "Secret expedition to Lhasa".
• catalog type "text".