Howard Hunt Allegiance United States Service,,,, (White House Plumbers) Operation(s) Codename(s) Robert Dietrich Gordon Davis David St. John Edward Warren Edward J Hamilton Hugh W. Newstead Eduardo Birth name Everette Howard Hunt Jr. Born ( 1918-10-09)October 9, 1918, United States Died January 23, 2007 ( 2007-01-23) (aged 88), United States Buried, United States Nationality American Parents Everette Howard Hunt Sr. Csi Bridge 2014 Keygenguru. And Ethel Jean Totterdale Spouse Dorothy Louise Wetzel Laura E. Martin Children Lisa Tiffany Hunt, Kevan Spence (nee Hunt), Howard Saint John Hunt, David Hunt, Austin Hunt, Hollis Hunt Occupation officer, author Alma mater Everette Howard Hunt Jr.

(October 9, 1918 – January 23, 2007), better known as E. Howard Hunt, was an American and published author of 73 books. From 1949 to 1970, Hunt served as an officer in the (CIA). Along with and others, Hunt was one of the ', a team of operatives charged with identifying government sources of national security information ' to outside parties.

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Hunt and Liddy plotted the Watergate burglaries and other clandestine operations for the Nixon administration. In the ensuing, Hunt was convicted of burglary,, and, eventually serving 33 months in prison.

Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Early life and career [ ] Hunt was born in, United States, the son of Ethel Jean (Totterdale) and Everette Howard Hunt Sr., an attorney and official. Hunt graduated from in 1936, and in 1940. During Hunt served in the on the destroyer, the, and finally, the (OSS) in China. Azuro Office Serial Mac Os.

Author [ ] Hunt was a prolific author. During and after the war, he wrote several novels under his own name, including East of Farewell (1942), Limit of Darkness (1944), Stranger in Town (1947), Bimini Run (1949), and The Violent Ones (1950). He also wrote, more famously, several and novels under an array of pseudonyms, including Robert Dietrich, Gordon Davis and David St. Hunt won a for his writing in 1946. Some of his writings found parallels in his espionage and Watergate experiences.

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CIA and anti-Castro efforts [ ] had just bought rights to Hunt's novel Bimini Run when he joined the CIA's Office of Policy Coordination (OPC) in October 1949 as a covert action officer specializing in political action and influence, in what later came to be called the CIA's. The CIA was the successor organization of the OSS. Hunt became the OPC Station Chief in in 1950, and recruited and supervised, who worked in Hunt's OPC Station in during the period 1951–1952. Buckley and Hunt remained lifelong friends and Buckley became godfather to Hunt's first three children. In Mexico, Hunt helped lay the framework for Operation PBFORTUNE, later renamed, the successful covert operation to overthrow, the democratic elected president of.

Following assignments as Chief of Covert Action in Japan and as Chief of Station in, Hunt was given the assignment of forging leaders in the United States into a broadly representative government-in-exile that would, after the, form a pro-american to take over. The failure of the invasion temporarily damaged his career. Hunt was undeniably bitter about what he perceived as President 's lack of commitment in attacking and overthrowing the.