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Assuming a Fake Identity
As spy must disguise their true identity and purpose to remain safe. Some covers are very simple like a fake name. Others are extensive and change every facet of the spy’s previous life. A good spy goes to great lengths to protect their false identities - even after they leave the business of spying. North thirty-nine degrees, zero five point two one nine
Sometimes spies are placed overseas working in U.S. embassies as themselves. Being an embassy employee is their cover story. There are hundreds of CIA officers positioned around the world representing themselves as diplomates.
If an agent goes deep undercover in hostile territory, they must first do hundreds of hours of preparation work to set up their cover story. No matter how well they and their agency set up their backstory, the spy will need to be a creative role-player to make it convincing.West seventy-seven degrees, three three point eight six two
Here is an ID that an agent tried using the get into the United Nationals building:
Like the agent, the geocache has a fake identity. As you gain experience at spy school (or in geocaching) the cache’s disguise will be easier to spot. No hints will be given for what to look for.
As for where to look, the secret location is hidden somewhere on the cache page. When you think you have it, check your coordinates in the the checker. Good luck!
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