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THE ROSE AND THE LAUREL
General
An Outline of the Early History of the Intelligence Corps; December 1965.
Other Intelligence Corps: The Intelligence Corps (India); 1970.
The Intelligence Training Organisation in UK in World War Two; 1972.
Wearing of the Green; 1990.
Special Operations Executive and the Intelligence Corps 1940-1946; 2002.
Service in the Intelligence Corps 1958-1960; 2004.
A Man Apart: Major Guy Turrall DSO MC Intelligence Corps; 2004.
Integration into the ‘Green Army’; The Intelligence Platoons of the early 1960s; 2008.
BARRACKS
Wentworth Woodhouse: 1971.
The ORs Depot, Winchester; 1994.
Mytchett Barracks Depot, Aldershot .. and beyond; 1995.
The Officers’ Depot at Oxford in World War Two; 2001.
Basic and Corps Training at Maresfield 1962; 2006.
Maresfield; Then and Then (or 1949 and 1973); 2008.
SECOND WORLD WAR
North-West Europe
One Man’s War (mostly with 19 FSS); 1981.
The Class of ’15; 1985.
The Time of their Lives; 1985.
How I Joined the Intelligence Corps; 1989.
Some Random Thoughts; 1990.
Dunkirk, A Later Story; 1990.
North West Expeditionary Force, Norway 1940; 1992.
Exercise Cockney Moonlight 10-24 May: 1994.
Arnhem Remembered; 1995.
That’s France; 1998.
6 Field Security Section, BEF, 10 May – 8 June 1940; 1998.
Germany, March 1945 to June 1946; 1999.
Interrogator’s Life; 2003.
Middle and Near East
Oswald Ormsby’s Magnificent Section; 1986.
Two Stable Doors; 1989.
Military Intelligence PAIFORCE; 1997.
WO W.A. Knox, Intelligence Corps; 1998 and 2001.
Field Security, Persia and Iraq Force (PAI Force); An Adaptation of the Field Security Section of the Intelligence Corps 1939 to 1960; 2004.
Far East
Agent 50; British Army Aid Group (BAAG) (China); 1960.
I defended Japanese War Criminals; 1988.
Service in the Far East 1941- 47; 1990.
VJ-Day – ‘They have dropped a new sort of bomb’; 1995.
Signals Intelligence
Enigma Indeed! 1979.
Wireless Experimental Centre, Hill of Happiness Anand Parbat, Delhi; 1986.
POST 1945
Palestine
Palestine Memories; 1960
Uncomfortably in the Middle: Field Security in Palestine; 1996.
The Murders of Cliff Martin and Mervyn Paice; Palestine – July 1947; 2003.
Germany and Austria
Get Your Knees Brown, Robin Day; 1987.
309 FSS Berlin and All That; 1994.
The Intelligence Teams; 2002.
Operation Conflict (Smokey Joe’s) October 1948-June 1951; 2002.
Residual Nazi Resistance; 2004.
346, 347 and 348 Field Security Security Sections (Commando FSS); 2004.
Statement made by Rudolf Hoess to 92 Field Security Section on 14 March 1946; 2004.
A Three Day Tour in the GDR Ost Krakenhaus, Lauchhammer; 2008.
Middle and Near East
Reminiscences of a 3 FS Section NCO; 1981.
Salvaging Something from the Wreck; 1985.
Making and Unmaking of 1 FSS; 1998.
II Security Company (Cyprus); Memories from the 1974 Coup and Turkish Invasion; 1999.
Intelligence Support for the SAS in Oman 1970/71; 2009.
The Intelligence Corps in Suez 1956; 2002.
Far East
Hot But Worthwhile; Notes on the Borneo Field Intelligence Officer (FIO); 1968.
Operation ‘Celebration Coronation’; A Victory for Freedom in North Korea; 1968.
Deepcut; 1972.
Community Relations – Hong Kong; 1973.
ANZUK; 1973.
A Malaysian Experience; 2000.
Recollections of the Far East 1945-1947 (and the Nakamura Gold Scandal); 2002.
Falklands
The Recovery of the Falkland Islands; 1982.
81 Intelligence Section in the Falklands; 1982.
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland 1969/1970, Londonderry and Belfast; 1970.
The Corps in Northern Ireland; 1968-1969; 2005.
The First Intelligence Corps Success Against Irish Republicanism; Major George Percy Devenish MBE TD Intelligence Corps; 2005.
Counter Intelligence in Northern Ireland – 1971; 2006.
The Gulf War
Headquarters British Forces East (HQ BFME) October 1990 – March 1991; 1991.
Intelligence and Security Group (Germany), Operation Desert Shield, Storm and Sabre; 1991.
71 Intelligence Section; 1991.
The Gulf Intelligence Team (GIT); 1991.
JARIC Detachment, Riyadh Air Force Base, Tales of Arabian Nights; 1991.
Granby’s Volunteers; 1991.
Operation Haven; 1991.
The Balkans
Trieste 1945; Face to Face with the Jugs; 1995.
Operation GRAPPLE: British Armed Forces in UN Protection Force: 1993
Op Grapple 3; 1994.
Operation Gabriel; 1995.
Operation Resolute; 1996.
UKNIC Sarajevo; 1998 and 2000.
Multi Nationalisation of HQ MND (SW): The End of an Era; 2000.
Field Security in Kosovo: A Purple Approach; 2009. The End of Operation OCULUS (K); 2009.
Iraq
The Deployment of 1 Military Intelligence Brigade on Operation Telic; 2002.
Basrah Revisted; 2002.
HUMINT in Operation Telic – The Fifth Essential Battle Winning Capability; Our Part in Saddam Hussein’s Downfall; 2002.
UKNIC to OISG; 2002.
10 Military Intelligence Company; The Tenth on Tour; 2002.
J2 JFLOGC: In the Rear with no Gear; 2002.
Slime and Deep Trench Latrines: Corps Detains Bomb Maker in Umm Qsar; 2002.
Joint Helicopter Force; 2002.
3 Field Security Section; 2002.
HQ Field Security Company: 2002.
1 Field Security Section: Boring Old Field Security; 2002.
From Division to 5 Field Security Section to Oblivion; 2002.
2 Field Security Section; Kuwait to Baghdad; 2002.
Unfinished Business: 7 Armoured Brigade on Operation Telic (The Rat is Back); 2002.
89 (Airborne) Military Intelligence Section: Small, Light But Still Know How to Fight; 2002.
Intelligence Section – 3 Commando Brigade: Operation Telic (January to May 2003); 2003.
The Matthew Bacon Bursary Fund; 2003.
Road Map to War: Force Military Intelligence Company Op Telic III; 2003.
Op Telic: National Contingent Headquarters; 2003.
UKNIC Basrah – Op Telic 2; 2003.
Op Telic: EW Support; 2003.
F Branch JSIO on Op Telic – Better Late Than Never; 2003.
14th Signal Regiment (Electronic Warfare) Operations in Southern Iraq (January – December 2003).
Force Military Intelligence Battalion, Operation Telic VII; 2006.
Afghanistan
HQ 16 MI Company and 162 MI Section: Operational Intelligence Support Group, Kabul, October 2006-2007; 2006.
89 (Airborne) Close Support Military Section, Op HERRICK 4; 2006.
5 (Army Co-Operation) Squadron Waddington; 2008.
PREDATOR; 2008.
412 General Support Military Intelligence Section – Op Herrick 7; 2008.