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Before they became instruments of war, they sounded like impossible ideas. An American medical student develops a closed-circuit rebreather that allows Allied frogmen to slip beneath enemy harbors without a single bubble.
Every spy needs a cover story – and the best gadgets have one, too. In the jungles of Vietnam, the U.S. military built sensors that could sniff out hidden enemies. Sometimes the most dangerous weapon in the room is the one nobody realizes is there.
Some targets are taken by force – others require a game of cat and mouse played out across continents and years of relentless chase. While the prey changes, the pursuit never does.