The late Roland H. Worth, Jr., was the author of many books. He lived in Richmond, Virginia.

“a highly useful addition”—Communication Booknotes Quarterly; “few studies…have ranged so widely and probed so deeply into prewar intelligence gathering...comprehensive examination”—Proceedings; “a concise summary of prewar allied intelligence gathering and sharing”—The Journal of America’s Military Past; “a particularly valuable contribution to the literature of the Pacific War...a useful book”—The New York Military Affairs Symposium; “brings together pieces of often isolated details, allowing you to gain a sense of how the chain of alliances came to exist, how they functioned and what were their limitations”—Cryptologia; “very readable...quite interesting...cover[s] a wide range of pre-war Sigint and covert intelligence activities”—Intelligence and National Security.

The late Roland H. Worth, Jr., was the author of many books. He lived in Richmond, Virginia.

“a highly useful addition”—Communication Booknotes Quarterly; “few studies…have ranged so widely and probed so deeply into prewar intelligence gathering...comprehensive examination”—Proceedings; “a concise summary of prewar allied intelligence gathering and sharing”—The Journal of America’s Military Past; “a particularly valuable contribution to the literature of the Pacific War...a useful book”—The New York Military Affairs Symposium; “brings together pieces of often isolated details, allowing you to gain a sense of how the chain of alliances came to exist, how they functioned and what were their limitations”—Cryptologia; “very readable...quite interesting...cover[s] a wide range of pre-war Sigint and covert intelligence activities”—Intelligence and National Security.

The late Roland H. Worth, Jr., was the author of many books. He lived in Richmond, Virginia.

“a highly useful addition”—Communication Booknotes Quarterly; “few studies…have ranged so widely and probed so deeply into prewar intelligence gathering...comprehensive examination”—Proceedings; “a concise summary of prewar allied intelligence gathering and sharing”—The Journal of America’s Military Past; “a particularly valuable contribution to the literature of the Pacific War...a useful book”—The New York Military Affairs Symposium; “brings together pieces of often isolated details, allowing you to gain a sense of how the chain of alliances came to exist, how they functioned and what were their limitations”—Cryptologia; “very readable...quite interesting...cover[s] a wide range of pre-war Sigint and covert intelligence activities”—Intelligence and National Security.