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  • And while life in Moscow may be duller than New York, Boston, New Jersey, Seattle and Washington, D.C., where the 11 Russians charged last week allegedly lived as long-term, deep-penetration agents, it won't be too bad, either, if their predecessors 'experience is any guide.

    Past Russian spies have found post-swap life gets a bit sticky 2010

  • Israel Defense Force Sayeret Matkal Branch — Sayeret Matkal is a deep-penetration unit that has been involved in assassinations, the theft of foreign (US) defense, financial, industrial and diplomatic secrets and the theft and destruction of foreign weapons and research facilities.

    Now You Can Be Sure: Jews Did 9/11 | Disinformation 2008

  • Hayhanen and Abel were illegals but not deep-penetration sleeper agents.

    Espionage History and the 'Russian 10' Harvey Klehr And John Earl Haynes 2010

  • … They had to change over from large-scale operations and deep-penetration helicopter and tank assaults to defense of their outposts, digging in and carrying out small search operations.

    How Wars end Gideon Rose 2010

  • He had come up against their hunter-killer teams: autonomous deep-penetration units that wreaked havoc behind enemy lines.

    Extreme Measures Vince Flynn 2009

  • Trusting no one, scheming always, Angleton was searching for a mole-in the jargon of spies, "a deep-penetration agent," a senior American official secretly controlled by the Kremlin, burrowed deep into the inner sanctum of the CIA.

    Deadly Mole 2008

  • Trusting no one, scheming always, Angleton was searching for a mole-in the jargon of spies, "a deep-penetration agent," a senior American official secretly controlled by the Kremlin, burrowed deep into the inner sanctum of the CIA.

    Deadly Mole 2008

  • The KGB has always been in the market for moles, or "deep-penetration agents," as they are more properly known.

    How Ames Fooled The Cia 2008

  • Flying high over Saudi Arabia, the EF-111A will jam Iraqi long-range radars and fly flank guard for deep-penetration strikes against targets far inside Iraq.

    Air Power Faces Its Biggest Test 2008

  • It has become rote to say that in order to crack secretive terrorist cells the CIA needs to hire more Arabic-speaking case officers who can in turn recruit deep-penetration agents -- HUMINT (human intelligence) in spy jargon.

    The Road To September 11 2007

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