Inside Military Intel in WW2 | Tim Scherrer | Ep. 395

In this conversation, Tim Shearer shares his extensive background in military intelligence, detailing his journey from Quincy, Illinois, to becoming a counterintelligence officer in the Army Reserve. He discusses his experiences during Desert Storm, his time at TransCom during the Gulf War, and the impact of 9/11 on his military career. Shearer also reflects on his transition to teaching and writing, culminating in his latest book, 'Spy Catchers, Interrogators, and Analysts,' which explores lesser-known aspects of military intelligence during World War II.

00:00 Introduction to Tim Shearer and His Background
02:47 Military Journey: From Quincy to the Army
05:48 Becoming an Officer: ROTC Experience
08:59 First Experiences in the Army Reserve
11:53 Counterintelligence Operations in Iceland
14:47 Desert Storm: Mobilization and Experiences
17:44 Working at TransCom During the Gulf War
20:50 Post-Gulf War Experiences and Company Command
23:49 Transitioning to Teaching and Writing
26:39 The Impact of 9/11 on Military Service
29:54 Intelligence Operations and the War on Terror
32:54 Writing Career: From History to Military Intelligence
35:39 Spy Catchers, Interrogators, and Analysts: The New Book
38:52 Reflections on Military Service and Legacy


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