Sowing Dragon's Teeth

摘要

Much has been written about the Office of Strategic Services (OSS). Most of the writing revolves around its espionage exploits, clandestine activities, and its role as the predecessor of the modern Central Intelligence Agency. Usually any historical mention of the OSS Special Operations (SO) activities focuses on the three-person "Jedburgh" teams that parachuted into France or Detachment 101 (also known as the Kachin Rangers) in Burma. Overlooked by most historians is an important special operations unit inserted behind enemy lines during World War Ⅱ: the Operational Groups (OG).