Last but not least: A CIA identity card, this one belonging to Allen W. Dulles, an OSS director and the first civilian and the longest-serving director of the agencyCIA Reveals Its James Bond-Worthy Spy Gadgets -- FOX News
In a world where Russian femme fatales become international brands and that iconic martini-sipping spy has made a resurgent reboot -- thank you, Daniel Craig -- it seems only fitting that the notoriously secretive Central Intelligence Agency is giving the world an insider’s look at some of its wackier exploits.
Last week, the U.S. spy organization launched a complete overhaul to its cia.gov website, including new pages on YouTube and Flickr containing historical Agency videos and picture galleries.
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Update #1: CIA website reveals special agent Charlie the robot catfish... and the bizarre real-life gadgets used by secret agents. -- The Daily Mail
Update #2: Secret CIA spy gadgets go public -- CBS News (Photos)
My Comment: This is old stuff .... I am curious about the new stuff (which is not on display)