Continuation of the “Undercover Intelligence” series. In this part, I will begin to talk about how selectivity in the selection of future agents begins to work in illegal military intelligence. Who is this choice for? About what new recruiting approaches began to be tested in the “zero” years and how the whole system began to work to complete the task. You will be able to answer the question yourself about the survival rate of American and British recruitment methods in our native military intelligence. Among other things, you will learn a lot about how a battle actually breaks out between officers of the opposing sides, using one of the examples. Does a “simple” officer have a chance in a fight with an intelligence officer?