
Counterspy
Adventure & Spy from Heritage Radio Vault. David Harding directs a fictional counter-intelligence organisation through threats at home and abroad. Counterspy turns hidden loyalties, sabotage…
Adventure & Spy
An agent goes behind enemy lines with a cover story and no guarantee of coming back. Cloak and Dagger dramatises the dangerous work of wartime intelligence, putting secrecy, divided loyalties and the cost of a mission ahead of a comfortable detective formula.

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The stories follow OSS operations during the Second World War. They are dramatic narratives, not instructions or unedited operational records. The changing missions let the programme move between agents and places while keeping the pressure of working under a false identity.
NBC broadcast the series in 1950, drawing its premise from Corey Ford and Alastair MacBain's book about the OSS. Sherman Marks directed. Individual plays used a changing cast of radio actors rather than one star whose credits apply to every mission.
Try a complete mission such as File 2218 if available in the directory. Give the opening situation your attention: understanding what the agent must conceal is part of understanding the danger.
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