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 Preserving the history of the aviation pioneers and programs that developed the U-2, A-12 and YF-12 during the Cold War. The high water marks of aeronautical development |
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Preserving the history of the aviation pioneers and programs that developed the U-2, A-12 and YF-12 during the Cold War. The high water marks of aeronautical development |
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WERNER AND VELMA WEISS
A CIA Family
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Werner Weiss retired from the CIA a GS-15 awarded the CIA Intelligence Medal of Merit and Career Achievement Medal.
Velma also worked for the CIA and is the author of "ALL THIS AND WWII - Memories of a Wrong-Way War Bride, " a book about her experiences in England during World War II. The book continues into the period Velma worked for the Central Intelligence Agency and her marriage to Werner.
Velma’s book is also available on audio tapes for the visually or otherwise handicapped, published by the Library of Congress. For those who already have qualified and have the equipment and arrangements for acquiring these tapes, the number is AZ2534. Simply give this number to your local branch. For those interested in initiating this wonderful free service, contact the National Library Service For The Blind and Physically Handicapped at 1291 Taylor St. NW, Washington D.C. 20542 or call 1-800-424-8567.
To learn more about their interesting marriage to each other and the CIA, please select the links below:
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