In the General's Secret Service (2002)

To win a war the military must keep its secrets and spies must risk their lives to uncover those secrets. In the General's Secret Service, an Electronic Field Trip to Colonial Williamsburg, explores spying techniques and the secret war of the American Revolution through the stories of three well-known British and American spies-Dr. Benjamin Church, Major John Andre, and James Armistead Lafayette. General George Washington narrates the program and offers his views on the importance, value, and necessity of espionage in the chess game of war.