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Simple Sabotage Field Manual is a declassified WWII-era guide created by the OSS (precursor to the CIA) to teach ordinary citizens how to subtly disrupt enemy operations. Filled with practical, low-risk tactics for slowing bureaucracy, production, and communication, this historic manual offers a fascinating look at unconventional warfare and the power of small acts of resistance. This Edition is Updated with 30 extra pages of lined paper at the back for you to record your own notes and information. Key Features: Declassified WWII Document – Originally created by the OSS, the forerunner of the CIA, to undermine enemy operations. Espionage & Covert Tactics – Learn how small acts of sabotage can impact organizations, workplaces, and governments. Historical Intelligence Resource – A must-read for history buffs, military enthusiasts, and intelligence professionals. Timeless Strategies – Insightful methods that reveal how everyday inefficiencies can be weaponized. Perfect for Researchers & Collectors – An authentic piece of history, ideal for those interested in wartime espionage.