Clarence Ashley worked as an analyst for the Central Intelligence Agency, assessing Soviet strategic missile capabilities and preparing national intelligence estimates. He met George Kisevalter when he began a new career in commercial real estate. Working together for years, the two became close friends and remained so after Kisevalter's retirement. Currently, Mr. Ashley is the owner and principal broker of a commercial real-estate firm in northern Virginia and is an active member of the Association of Former Intelligence Officers.
One of the best behind-the-scenes perspectives on Cold War
espionage that I have read. Francis Gary Powers, founder, The Cold
War Museum
When I think of George Kisevalter, I think about one of the finest
public servants I have ever known. I think about honor, decency,
and integrity. He served in some very important and difficult
posts, always with distinction, always making his country and the
Agency proud. George Herbert Walker Bush, president and former CIA
director
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