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A book leaves our collection of over seven million titles and begins a new chapter every two seconds, enabling more goods to be reused. ch, by permission of the Centre for Security Studies at ETH Zurich and the National Security Archive at the George Washington University on behalf of the PHP network. The Gazelles carried sophisticated surveillance gear which was uniquely suited to the operations of 'The Det. The name, usually contracted in speech to 14 Intelligence Company, 14 Company of simply 14 Int, became widely used within the Army.Nor, for that matter, has HarperCollins explained to retailers why the paperback of my own book about the Troubles - The Irish War - remains unpublished following an advisory letter from MoD saying "Don't ! Ever since it has deployed in support of every British operation, from the jungles of Malaya to the deserts of Iraq. According to his colleague, the two IRA members fell to the ground and were still alive, but he killed them as, in his opinion, they still constituted a threat.

It is alleged by former British soldier Seán Hartnett that the corporals were members of a military surveillance unit known as the Joint Communications Unit (JCU). Fine cloth copy in a near-fine, very slightly edge-nicked and dust-dulled dust-wrapper, now mylar-sleeved.At the height of its Ulster operations, 14 Int had a "UK Det" in the south-west Midlands and three sub-units in the province - one in Londonderry, one in Belfast and one in Newry. The SRU operates in Northern Ireland at present under the cover name "Northern Ireland Training and Advisory Teams (Northern Ireland)" - NITAT(NI) - ostensibly the equivalent of genuine NITAT teams in UKLF ( UK Land Forces) and BAOR ( British Army of the Rhine).

IRA double-agents that the MRF had turned were discovered by the Provos and interrogated, spilling the details of a covert MRF operation based out of the Four Squares laundry in Belfast.Jackie George's book shares common features with the other two, including an account of the brutalising nature of the selection process. R. Haw, The Green Howards, a member of 14 Intelligence Company and the Cold War spy mission BRIXMISA veteran of six tours of regular duty in Northern Ireland in 1970-75, he was awarded the Q.