I Pledge Allegiance: The True Story of the Walkers : An American Spy… (1987)

by Howard Blum

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An account of John Walker, Navy communications expert, who recruited his son, his brother, and his best friend into a damaging spy ring.

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1987

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John A. Walker

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Family of Spies (1990 | IMDb)

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This book is, appropriatly, dedicated with gratitude to loyal friends: Marcy and Peter Aschkenasy; Ed Koch; Lindsay McCrum; and, not least, Dan Wolf.

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An account of John Walker, Navy communications expert, who recruited his son, his brother, and his best friend into a damaging spy ring.

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327.1Social sciences › Political Science › International Relations › Foreign policy and specific topics in international relations

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