Nuking the Moon: And Other Intelligence Schemes and Military Plots Left on the Drawing Board

Exploring a range of covert operations that were ultimately abandoned, the book reveals intriguing missions and schemes from the world of espionage. The historian from the International Spy Museum delves into the reasons behind these decisions, highlighting the factors of danger, cost, and timing that led to their cancellation. With a focus on the audacious and sometimes outrageous nature of these plans, readers gain insight into the complexities of intelligence work and the thin line between success and failure in the shadows of history.