WW2 US OSS Scholars of Mayhem Guiet and Smith Used Hardcover Reference Book

The WW2 US OSS Scholars of Mayhem Guiet and Smith Used Hardcover Reference Book provides a detailed account of the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) operations during World War II. Authored by Guiet and Smith, this volume examines the experiences and contributions of American operatives in Nazi-occupied France, focusing on espionage, sabotage, and intelligence gathering. Drawing on personal testimonies, archival documents, and operational reports, the book offers insights into covert missions and the broader impact of OSS activities on the Allied war effort. The hardcover edition features photographs, maps, and appendices for reference. It is commonly utilized by military historians, collectors, and researchers interested in special operations and resistance movements of the Second World War. The condition of this copy is used, with signs of handling consistent with previous ownership, but all pages are intact and fully legible, making it a practical resource for study or reference.  Total of 252 pages.