RAF Police - Bombay to Ascension 1918-2007
An illustrated record of RAF Police activities in Europe, Asia, Australasia, South America and the South Atlantic.
This book describes in detail the wide-ranging police, security and intelligence operations undertaken by the RAF between 1918 and 2007 in a vast area of the world stretching south from the Himalayas through Asia, Australasia, the American Continent and the islands in the South Atlantic Ocean. It includes Special Investigations, Counter-Intelligence, Air Transport Security, Canine operations and much, much more undertaken by this unique branch of the Armed Services.
"An excellent read - I could not put it down. It made me think - why did I transfer to the Intelligence Corps ?" - Glad_it_is_all_Over
"If only this book had been published before I had gone to the ACIO I would definitely have served for longer and in the RAF" - Bound Apprentice
`Forewarned, Forearmed ! - what a load of tosh ! This is the definitive textbook for all students of military security and intelligence matters" - Alfie Boy
"An ideal companion and background reading material for `coal face security practioners` who wish to transfer their service skills and vocational experience to the commercial risk management sector- a great read, I learnt a lot " - Director of Education & Training `The Sacred Chest Foundation`
Available from Horus Training Wing, Defence College of Intelligence, Chicksands - Intelligence Corps tradespersons please show your ICA membership card for your signed complimentary copy.
3 comments:
I totally agree with all of the reviews posted here. This is truly an educational read and will assist me greatly in choosing which branch of the services I want to join when I leave school.
Paul (aged 13),
Doughnut House
Cheltenham
Is that you CR ? Admin Wing want to know when your application for transfer will be forthcoming. Do not forget all of our pilots are Officers !
I am sure an arrangement could be made for you not only to return to proper flying duties but additionally for tou to retrain as a RAF Int & Sy practioner - may take some time though as our standards are quite exacting !
Horus ceased to exist under that moniker in late 2007 due to Peachy individual's inability to remember details
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