Map 2: New Guinea and the Solomon Islands
Introduction: Looking Out for Number One
Chapter 1 Wilson Le Couteur’s Pacific Mission, 1901
Chapter 2 Atlee Hunt: Public Servant, Spy Master, 1901–23
Chapter 3 Enlightened Princes and Wise Generals: Military Intelligence in Early Australia
Chapter 4 A Prescient Letter: Suspecting Japanese Spies
Chapter 5 Join the Navy and Spy on the World
Chapter 6 Australian Intelligence Success, 1914
Chapter 7 The Wanetta Organisation, 1902–20
Chapter 8 Almost Had It: National Intelligence, 1901–20
Chapter 9 The First Coastwatcher
Chapter 10 Australian Signals Intelligence, 1914–29
Chapter 11 Hand to Mouth: Australian Signals Intelligence in the 1930s
Chapter 12 Harry Freame’s Japanese Mission, 1941
Chapter 13 The Coastwatchers Go to War, 1939–42
Chapter 14 The Lions in the Den: Japanese Counterintelligence
Chapter 15 Herding Cats: The Allied Intelligence Bureau
Chapter 16 Australia’s First National Signals Intelligence Effort
Chapter 17 Battle in Asia and the Pacific, 1941–42
Chapter 18 Establishing Central Bureau, 1942
Chapter 19 Stepping on Toes: Australia’s Attack on Japan’s Diplomatic Codes
Chapter 20 Allied Secret Intelligence Compromised, 1944
Chapter 21 Saving Australian SIGINT, 1945–47
Chapter 22 Coastwatching Behind Enemy Lines
Chapter 23 The Solomons and Pacific Area, 1943
Chapter 24 Human Intelligence in the Attack, 1943–45