Cloak and Dagger
The Kachin Story
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Cloak and Dagger brings the world of wartime espionage to radio, drawing on the covert operations of the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), the United States intelligence agency that operated during World War II. Its stories follow agents working behind enemy lines, where secrecy, deception, and quick decisions can determine whether a mission succeeds.
The program presents dramatic accounts of intelligence work, including the risks of gathering information, supporting resistance movements, and carrying out dangerous assignments. Rather than focusing on conventional battlefield action, it explores the hidden side of war: agents must navigate unfamiliar territory, earn trust, and contend with the consequences of operating in secret.
The result is a tense adventure series shaped by the uncertainty of espionage and the human pressures of clandestine service. Its wartime setting and mission-centered storytelling offer a vivid radio portrait of a conflict fought not only with armies, but also through intelligence and covert action.
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.
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