A legendary career inside the FBI - From the Kennedy assassination to the Oklahoma City bombing.
From 1964 to 1994 Buck Revell directed or participated in virtually every major FBI investigation - including the JFK assassination, Watergate, the Iran hostage crisis, and Gulf War antiterrorist operations. This autobiography candidly reveals the brilliance and deep-rooted flaws behind thirty years of FBI investigations.
Revell and other reform-minded agents moved to modernise the FBI both tactically and technologically - and this book shows how he developed investigative strategies, innovated specific surveillance methods, and championed special FBI units, such as Special Events Management and Hostage Rescue.
A riveting chronicle of an extraordinary career amid history-shaping events, 'The G-Man's Journal' lays bare the varied criminal threats facing America today, and sets the crime-fighting agenda for the next century.
Contains black and white photographs.
