Cold War Virginia

Cold War Virginia

  • Francis Powers Jr.
  • Christopher Sturdevant
Publisher:History PressISBN 13: 9781540263162ISBN 10: 1540263169

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Cold War Virginia is written by Francis Powers Jr. and published by History Press. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 1540263169 (ISBN 10) and 9781540263162 (ISBN 13).

The Old Dominion's defense of democracy... The Commonwealth played a central role in United States involvement during the Cold War. With doomsday planning operations underway for World War III, the location of the Pentagon, CIA and other federal agencies established Northern Virginia as an epicenter of decision-making. As Virginia military bases readied for a potential surprise attack by the Soviet Union, local research facilities played a paramount role in the Space Race. In 1960, the Soviet Union's shoot-down of U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, a Virginia native, created a superpower crisis of epic proportions. Cold War historians Francis Gary Powers Jr. and Christopher Sturdevant tell these and other tales of espionage, heroism and betrayal.