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One of a kind books on technical surveillance by Robert W. Doms, Sr.
About the Author:
The author is a retired military
officer who served as a Counterintelligence Corps Special Agent,
and a staff officer and commander of various intelligence
organizations. He retired from Audio Intelligence Devices in 1995
as their National Field Training Manager. He has trained law
enforcement officers throughout the U.S. and Canada in the art of
technical surveillance. He publishes a newsletter that is sent to
government and police agencies in North America and Europe
Practical Countermeasures for Law
Enforcement
His latest release. This is the
first book of its kind devoted to the domestic electronic threat and explains
how to go about the "Sweeping" of an office for bugs. It has the
largest collection of photographs ever assembled of bugs that have been found in
the United States including the PK picture hook transmitter. It explains how
they operate and what frequency ranges they operate in.
As I Recall
The History of Technical Surveillance
A personal history of electronic surveillance and related technology, as well as the evolution of the federal statutes that cover electronic surveillance.
My copy of
"As I Recall" arrived today. Great piece of research.
Every agency that has a serious electronic surveillance program
ought to present a copy to each of its tech people and make it
required reading. This has got to be the first (and maybe the
only) honest, realistic book about the technology and evolution
of electronic surveillance.
- - - W. M. (Retired Secret Service Agent)
A Guide for Establishing
Technical Surveillance Operations
A must have volume for every
police department. This is the only reference book of its kind.
It covers the legal aspects of surveillance, departmental policy
issues, video, tracking, selection of personnel, training,
purchasing procedures and much more. A wealth of information.
Cost:
Practical Countermeasures for Law Enforcement $30.00.
As I Recall $30.00.
A
Guide for Establishing Technical Surveillance Operations $25.00.
These prices include shipping and handling. Order two and get a $5.00 discount.
Order all three and get a $15.00 discount.
Send check or money order to Robert Doms, PO Box 1, Timonium, MD 21094
For questions, comments, or to receive his newsletter, email: rdoms@aol.com
Interesting Links:
A little known piece of history:
Alexander G. Bell offered to sell his invention to Western Union. A committee was formed to review Bell's proposal and this is what they said, "The telephone is named by its inventor A. G. Bell. He believes that one day they will be installed in every residence and place of business. Bell's profession is that of a voice teacher. Yet, he claims to have discovered an instrument of great practical value in communication which has been overlooked by thousands of workers who have spent years in the field. Bell's proposals to place his instrument in almost every home and business is fantastic. The central exchange alone would represent a huge outlay in real estate and buildings, to say nothing of the electrical equipment. In conclusion the committee feels that it must advise against any investment in Bell's scheme. We do not doubt that it will find users in special circumstances, but any developments of the kind and scale which Bell so fondly imagines is utterly out of the question."
