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Night of the Living Coup: The 18/19 August 1991 Coup in Moscow
Minnie Kenny: Champion with a Red Carnation
Mary Hughes (Polly) Budenbach
NSA's "Own" Marine Guards 15 November 1953-29 September 1978
Major General John B. Ackerman, USAF
Madame X: Agnes Meyer Driscoll and U.S. Naval Cryptology, 1919-1940
Madame X: Agnes in Twilight, The Last Years of the Career of Agnes Driscoll, 1941-1957
Louis W. Tordella
Lambros D. Callimahos, Part 2
Lambros D. Callimahos, Part 1
KAL-007: The SIGINT Perspective
An Extra Degree of Protection: NSA's K-9 Employees
Juanita Moody
Joseph N. Wenger
Major General John E. Morrison: A SIGINT Innovator
James Pryde
Hungary, 1956: The Crisis That NSA Did Not Predict
Hall of Honor Inductees for 2002
From Spring, into a Long Winter's Night: The Czechoslovakian Crisis of 1968 Part Two
From Spring, into a Long Winter's Night: The Czechoslovakian Crisis of 1968 Part One
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