E Squadron

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History (including the Increment)

Richard Tomlinson Fort Monckton SBS Central Intelligence Agency Special Activities Division

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Overview

22 Special Air Service Regiment Covert operations Director Special Forces Chief of the Secret Intelligence Service United Kingdom Special Forces

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Active: 1990s-2005 (as the 'Increment') 2005-current (as E Squadron)
Country: United Kingdom
Engagements: 2011 military intervention in Libya
Part of: UK Special Forces
Role: Unconventional Warfare Direct Action Espionage
Size: Classified

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History (including the Increment)

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Nodes15

Edges14

Triples18

Avg. degree1.87

Density0.133333

Components1

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E Squadron

Top relations

related to Selection, Training and Operations · 10

E Squadron → Activities Division, Balkans, Central Intelligence Agency's Special, Increment, Revolutionary Warfare Wing, RWW, SAS, SBS, Squadron, They

Active · 1

E Squadron → 1990s-2005 (as the 'Increment') 2005-current (as E Squadron)

Country · 1

E Squadron → United Kingdom

Engagements · 1

E Squadron → 2011 military intervention in Libya

Part of · 1

E Squadron → UK Special Forces

Role · 1

E Squadron → Unconventional Warfare Direct Action Espionage

Size · 1

E Squadron → Classified

Type · 1

E Squadron → Military Unit

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increment special operations service intelligence forces squadron warfare course sis known mi6 tasked secret sbs military unit part united kingdom

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
E Squadron	Active	1990s-2005 (as the 'Increment') 2005-current (as E Squadron)	1.00	infobox
E Squadron	Country	United Kingdom	1.00	infobox
E Squadron	Engagements	2011 military intervention in Libya	1.00	infobox
E Squadron	Part of	UK Special Forces	1.00	infobox
E Squadron	Role	Unconventional Warfare Direct Action Espionage	1.00	infobox
E Squadron	Size	Classified	1.00	infobox
E Squadron	Type	Military Unit	1.00	infobox
the arresting of war criminals in the Balkans.E Squadron has been known to operate in conjunction with the U.S	instance of	sabotage or dangerous/high-risk operations	0.80	text
E Squadron	related to Selection, Training and Operations	Increment	0.60	section
E Squadron	related to Selection, Training and Operations	Revolutionary Warfare Wing	0.60	section
E Squadron	related to Selection, Training and Operations	RWW	0.60	section
E Squadron	related to Selection, Training and Operations	SAS	0.60	section

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