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James Bamford - Wikipedia. V. James Bamford (born September 1.
American bestselling author and journalist noted for his writing about United Statesintelligence agencies, especially the National Security Agency (NSA).[1] Bamford has taught at the University of California, Berkeley, as a distinguished visiting professor and has written for The New York Times Magazine, The Atlantic, Harper's, and many other publications. In 2. 00. 6, he won the National Magazine Award for Reporting for his article, "The Man Who Sold The War", published in Rolling Stone.
Life and career[edit]Bamford was born on September 1. Natick, Massachusetts. During the Vietnam War, he spent three years in the United States Navy as an intelligence analyst.
He was assigned to a National Security Agency unit in Hawaii—as part of his three years of active duty in the Navy during the Vietnam War as an enlisted junior 3rd class petty officer administrative assistance (secretary), a non- operational support and administrative position similar to a file clerk. With the G. I. Bill he would earn his law degree as Juris Doctor, International Law from Suffolk University Law School in Boston, Massachusetts.[2] Then, as a reservist in law school, he blew the whistle on the NSA when he stumbled across a program that involved illegally eavesdropping on US citizens. He testified about the program in a closed hearing before the Church Committee, the congressional investigation that led to sweeping reforms of US intelligence abuses in the 1. After graduation, he decided to write his first book about the NSA: The Puzzle Palace in 1. Rather than practice law, he entered the field of journalism, becoming an expert on the then highly secretive NSA.
His book was researched through the extensive use of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).[5] As a then super- secret agency, NSA was concerned about its unveiling to the world; accordingly, the government reclassified certain documents in an effort to stop publication.[6][7] His counter argument was that the documents had been given to him under review by the Carter Administration and were declassified when he got them; under an executive order in place at the time, documents that had been declassified could not be "reclassified". President Ronald Reagan later issued a new Executive Order to make it possible to reclassify documents, but that could not be applied against Bamford due to Constitutional prohibition against ex post facto law.[8][4]He next published Body of Secrets, also about the NSA, in 2. A Pretext for War (2. His 2. 00. 8 book, The Shadow Factory, became a New York Times best- seller and was named by The Washington Post as one of "The Best Books of 2. It was the third book in his NSA trilogy and focused on the NSA involvement in the 9/1.
The NOVA's "The Spy Factory"[9] was based on this book. Bamford now lectures nationally in the United States and was a distinguished visiting professor at the University of California, Berkeley. He also spent nearly a decade as the Washington investigative producer for ABC's World News Tonight. In 2. 00. 6, he received the National Magazine Award for Reporting, the top prize in magazine writing. Bamford was also a consultant for the defense of NSA whistle blower Thomas Andrews Drake.[1. In 2. 01. 4, Bamford conducted the lengthiest in person interview to date with NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden in Moscow. The interview was published in Wired magazine in August of that year with the title "The Most Wanted Man In the World".[3]Work and publications[edit]Bamford, James (1.
The Puzzle Palace: A Report on America's Most Secret Agency. Houghton Mifflin. ISBN 0- 1. 4- 0. 06. Bamford, James (2.
The Puzzle Palace: Inside the National Security Agency, America's Most Secret Intelligence Organization. Viking Press. ISBN 0- 1. Bamford, James (April 3. Body of Secrets: Anatomy of the Ultra- Secret National Security Agency. Anchor. ISBN 0- 3.
Bamford, James (May 1. A Pretext for War: 9/1. Iraq, and the Abuse of America's Intelligence Agencies. Anchor. ISBN 1- 4. X. Bamford, James (September 1. The Shadow Factory: The Ultra- Secret NSA from 9/1. Eavesdropping on America.
Doubleday. ISBN 0- 3. Articles[edit]Date. Publication. Title. August 9, 1. 98. 2Newsday(Viewpoints Section)"The UN: A Gold Mine for U. S. Intelligence"September 6, 1. The Nation"How I Got the NSA Files . How Reagan Tried to Get Them Back"December 1.
The New York Times Book Review"On the Trail of a Mole"September 9, 1. The Boston Globe(Op- Ed Section)"Victim of the Long Electronic War"October 1.
Boston Observer"How We Know What We Know About KAL 0. December 4, 1. 98. The Washington Post Magazine"Big Brother is Listening"January 8, 1. The Washington Post Magazine"The Last Flight of KAL 0. How the U. S. Watches The Soviets in the Far East"January 1. The New York Times Magazine"America’s Supersecret Eyes in Space"April 2.
Los Angeles Times Book Review"Black Box: KAL 0. Superpowers; KAL Flight 0. The Hidden Story"June 9, 1. The Washington Post Book World"Stansfield Turner and the Secrets of the CIA"April 6, 1.
The Washington Post Book World"The Spy Plane That Flew Into History"May 1. Proceedings(U. S. Naval Institute)"Naval Review Issue, The Walker Spy Case: Navy Medicine, Maritime Terrorism"May 2.
The Boston Globe(Op- Ed Section)"U. S. Satellite Photos of Plant Should Have Been Released"July 6, 1. Los Angeles Times(Op- Ed Section)"Searching for Security, Casey Fires at the Press"July 1. The New York Times Book Review"Keeping Intelligence Smart"August 3, 1. The New York Times Book Review"When Ideology Was Thicker Than Money"September 2.
Los Angeles Times Book Review"Shootdown, The Target is Destroyed"October 5, 1. Los Angeles Times(Op- Ed Section)"CIA Gets Billing Again in Nicaragua, as Covert Action Becomes the Norm"November 9, 1. Los Angeles Times(Op- Ed Section)"Satellites Show a World of Secrets, to Rival Powers and Now the Press"January 4, 1. Los Angeles Times(Op- Ed Section)"Reagan CIA: Arrogance Instead of Oversight"January 1. The New York Times Magazine"Carlucci And The N. S. C."February 8, 1. Los Angeles Times(Op- Ed Section)"An Aspirin for the CIA, But Major Surgery Needed"February 8, 1.
The Washington Post Book World"Bankrolling International Murder and Extortion"June 1. Los Angeles Times(Op- Ed Section)"Ghosts of CIA Haunt Hearings"October 1.
Los Angeles Times Magazine"They Also Serve Who Watch and Listen"October 1. The Washington Post Book World"The Nugan Hand Affair: Banking on Espionage"October 2. Los Angeles Times(Op- Ed Section)"Carlucci: Big Man About Intelligence"February 2. Los Angeles Times(Op- Ed Section)"FBI: If It’s Under Cover, It May Be Out of Control"March 6, 1. Los Angeles Times Magazine"Taking on The Mob"May 2.
Los Angeles Times(Op- Ed Section)"Fighting the Drug War, Congress Opens Door to Intelligence Misdeeds"June 1. Proceedings(U. S. Naval Institute)"Book Review, Merchants of Treason"June 2. Los Angeles Times(Op- Ed Section)"A Pentagon of Impurity"July 3, 1. The Washington Post Book World"Where Secret Armies Clash By Night"August 7, 1. The New York Times Book Review"A Mole Without Portfolio"September 9, 1.
The New York Times(Op- Ed Section)"Reagan’s Done Nothing to Stop the Spies"February 9, 1. The New York Times Book Review"Of Cabals and Coups"January 2. The New York Times Book Review"The View From the KGB"March 3, 1. Los Angeles Times(Op- Ed Section)"Has a 3. Year Mystery Unraveled?"August 2.
The New York Times(Op- Ed Section)"Our Best Spies are in Space"August 2. The New York Times(Op- Ed Section)"Spy Stories"November 1. The Washington Post(Sunday Outlook Section)"Loud and Clear: The Most Secret of Secret Agencies Operates Under Outdated Laws"March 1. The New York Times Magazine"My Friend The Spy: Robert Hanssen is Accused of Deceiving the FBI. If so, He Deceived Me Too."April 5, 2.
The New York Times(Op- Ed Section)"The Danger of Spy Planes"April 1. USA Today(Op- Ed Section)"Rethink Spy Missions"August 8, 2. The Guardian(London)"Attack on the USS Liberty"August 9, 2. The Guardian(London)"The Cover- Up"August 2.
The New York Times(Op- Ed Section)"Guard the Secrets, Then Catch the Spies"September 1. The New York Times"Of Atomic Secrets, Loyalty and Bitter Deceit"December 2.
Nieman Reports(Harvard)"Is The Press Up to The Task of Reporting The Stories of September 1. January 2. 0, 2. 00. The Washington Post Book World"The Wrong Man"February 7, 2. The New York Times"A Former CIA Cowboy and His Disillusioning Ride"June 2, 2. The Washington Post(Sunday Outlook Section)"Intelligence Failures"July 1. USA Today(Op- Ed Section)"Linguist Reserve Corp Answers Terror Need"August 2. The New York Times(Week in Review Section)"Washington Bends The Rules"August 2.
USA Today(Op- Ed Section)"Bush Wrong to Use Pretext as Excuse to Invade Iraq"September 8, 2. The New York Times(Week in Review Section)"War of Secrets"September 8, 2. The Washington Post Book World"Strategic Thinking"September 1.
The Guardian(London)"What Big Ears You Have"September 1. USA Today(Op- Ed Section)"Untested Administration Hawks Clamor for War"October 2. USA Today(Op- Ed Section)"Maintain CIA’s Independence"November 2. The New York Times(Week in Review Section)"How To (De- )Centralize Intelligence"December 1. The Washington Post Book World"Shadow Warriors"March 2. Los Angeles Times Book Review"Ike as Spymaster: Secrets on High"April 2. The Washington Post Book World"A Look Over My Shoulder: Richard Helms at the CIA"July 4, 2.
The New York Times"The Labyrinthine Morass of Spying in the Cold War"February 2. The Washington Post Book World"Sowing the Whirlwind"May 9, 2. Los Angeles Times Book Review"Secret Warriors: The Great Game"June 1. The New York Times(Op- Ed Section)"This Spy For Rent"February 2. The Washington Post Book World"We’re Watching Them"March 2. The American Conservative"Breeding Terror: The Intelligence Community Analyzes a Counterproductive War"December 1, 2. Rolling Stone"The Man Who Sold The War"December 2.
The New York Times(Week in Review Section)"The Agency That Could Be Big Brother"January 9, 2.