Top Secret America Eyeballs 1

Cryptome.org
August 27, 2011
 
Top Secret America Eyeballs Series: http://cryptome.org//tsa-series.htm

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Essential reading to understand the post-911 top secret putsch by the military-intelligence-industry complex, Top Secret America: The Rise of the New American Security State, a book by Dana Priest and William M. Arkin expands their Washington Post series of the same name, and provides information too threatening to national security for the Post to publish. And the book publisher, no doubt opposing the authors, also failed to publish the specific findings of the wide-ranging investigation, omitting locations of top secret facilities which the master searcher Arkin discovered from open sources over many years and Priest visited for the series and book.
 
However, the book and the Post series provide vivid, detailed descriptions of the facilities and their occupants with ample clues to the secret locations, some of which Cryptome and others have published.
Cryptome will publish a series on these locations using the descriptions provided in the book, presumably the intent of the authors with their understanding that the Internet will provide sensitive information obsequiously concealed by fearful political leaders and media complicit in cloaking the national security state.
"TSA" indicates Top Secret America: The Rise of the New American Security State, a book by Dana Priest and William M. Arkin.

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CIA Workforce Training Facility
TSA, pp 64-65: It had taken me an hour and a half to find the CIA site. ... At the entrance, a quaint historic marker announced the origins of the U.S. Army Training Center. ... I learned later from people who frequented the facility that the mountaintop range was a training center for the CIA's rapidly expanding contract workforce of security specialists --  people like Raymond Davis, who would later be briefly jailed in Pakistan inn 2011 after shooting two would-be assassins. The job of these specialists was to hide in foreign countries and discreetly manage security for agency operatives meeting with sources and traveling through risky neighborhoods.
 
Cryptome: This appears to describe Site B of the CIA's Warrenton Training Center, a four-site complex -- A, B, C and D -- near Warrenton, VA. It was originally used by the US Army for training and the identifying signs have been left in place as CIA cover.
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