Jim Miller 
Counter Intelligence 
World War Ii’s Silent Soldiers

How did a baby-faced insurance agent wind up tracking Nazi Werewolf saboteurs, leading raids behind enemy lines and wrecking havoc with the German war machine? Young Jimmie Miller saw World War II as a career opportunity and signed up for the Army Counter Intelligence Corps thinking he would ride out the war in style. Instead, he wound up fighting his way across North Africa, France, Germany and Austria. Along the way, he found adventure and the career he sought, but it came with endless nightmares and a deeply troubled soul.
This book is inspired by whispered stories my father and his Counter Intelligence Corps buddies told each other. In the end, they took their secrets to the grave and I dont pretend this is an accurate account of WW II espionage but its a great story that covers many forgotten aspects of the war. The intrigue of North Africa, the southern D-Day invasion of France, raids on concentration camps, the recovery of stolen Jewish gold and the destruction of the Nazis last-ditch terrorist squads: these are the tales my father never told me.

Über den Autor

JIM MILLERnow lives in the rolling hills of Kentucky where he continues to research the little known CIC organization that operated throughout World War II. Jim retired from the Air Force after serving as Director of Operations for the Presidential Airlift unit at Andrews Air Force Base. In that capacity, he met kings, presidents, and great men of every stripe but none earned his respect more than the silent heroes of the CIC. He hopes this book will reveal what it was like for them in the dark days when honor and mission trumped survival.