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These days it'd be mullet, naff moustache and overly baggy trousers.
These days it'd be mullet, naff moustache and overly baggy trousers.
A comprehensive study of the the development of US intelligence - well worth a read.
🔗 academic.oup.com/ia/article-a...
A comprehensive study of the the development of US intelligence - well worth a read.
🔗 academic.oup.com/ia/article-a...
‘clogged by masses of paperwork’: Britain’s Secret Intelligence Service (SIS/#MI6), Whitehall and the early Cold War, 1949–56
The article tells the story of SIS's early Cold War struggles against the SovBloc
🆓️ to read and Open Access ⏬️
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
‘clogged by masses of paperwork’: Britain’s Secret Intelligence Service (SIS/#MI6), Whitehall and the early Cold War, 1949–56
The article tells the story of SIS's early Cold War struggles against the SovBloc
🆓️ to read and Open Access ⏬️
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Here we see Vernon Kell (head of MI5) meeting "C" who "suggests sending an officer to his office as liaison" though Cumming could not "quite see what he has to do".
Here we see Vernon Kell (head of MI5) meeting "C" who "suggests sending an officer to his office as liaison" though Cumming could not "quite see what he has to do".
Significant extracts of the diary appear in Alan Judd's excellent "Quest for C", published in 1999, and the service's authorised history by Keith Jeffery in 2010.
Significant extracts of the diary appear in Alan Judd's excellent "Quest for C", published in 1999, and the service's authorised history by Keith Jeffery in 2010.