Pointing the Way Forward
The National Museum of Intelligence and Special Operations will honor Americans who have served at the "tip of the spear,” educate the public about the importance of strategic intelligence and special operations to the preservation of freedom, and inspire future generations to serve as their nation’s first line of defense.
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We're a week away from the next installment in The OSS Society's "Oh So Social" Conversation Series: "The Digital World: Killing Espionage and Saving Intelligence?" with
Sue Gordon and Ellen McCarthy. Register today at
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The OSS Society installed this monument to OSS personnel KIA last December at Arlington National Cemetery. It’s located in Section Two, the same section as OSS founder General William Donovan’s grave, at the intersection of Roosevelt Avenue and Grant Drive.
To learn more about OSS Operational Group PAT, please read this article by Meredith Wheeler who was one of the organizers of yesterday’s ceremony in the Tarn honoring OSS personnel and members of the French resistanhttp://www.ossreborn.com/files/OG_PAT_A_Fresh_LookPhotos1.pdf
Ceremonies were held today in the Tarn region of France honoring the memory of two members of OSS Operational Group PAT and French personnel who were killed in action. French Special Forces and United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) jumped into the same drop zone used by PAT. The OSS Society was honored to support this event.
Hear Sue Gordon, former Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence, and Ellen McCarthy, former director of the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research, discuss how the digital world is revolutionizing the craft of intelligence as the next installment in The OSS Society's “Oh So Social” Conversation Series. Register at
http://gordonmccarthy.eventbrite.com