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RAF Intelligence

Intelligence services in the Royal Air Force are delivered by officers of the Royal Air Force Intelligence Branch and airmen from the Intelligence Analyst Trade and Intelligence Analyst (Voice) Trade. The specialisation has around 1,200 personnel of all ranks posted to operational air stations, HQs and other establishments of the British Armed Forces…

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Dissolved
1964 (as an independent agency)
Formed
1939
Jurisdiction
Government of the United Kingdom
Superseding agency
Defence Intelligence

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RAF Intelligence

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RAF Intelligence

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related to Former members of RAF Intelligence · 58
RAF Intelligence → Agatha Christie, Alex Coomber, Bar Legion, Baroness Audley, Bletchley Park, British, British Olympic Women's Skeleton, Bronze Medal, Buchenwald, Burma, Cecil Gould, Chappell, Constance Babington Smith MBE, CStJ, Dennis Wheatley, Deputy Director, Director, Former, George Cross, George CrossSarah Churchill
related to RAF Intelligence Branch established in the Second World War · 33
RAF Intelligence → Admin, Administrative, Air Intelligence, Air Intelligence Section, Air Ministry Intelligence Department, At, Bletchley Park, Branch, But, Chief, Commonwealth, During, General Duties, Group Captain, Imagery Intelligence, In, Intelligence, Intelligence Branch, MI-6, Personnel
related to Operations in the Far East · 32
RAF Intelligence → AHQ, AHQ Delhi, Air Headquarters, British, British India, Burma, Command Intelligence Officer, Consul, During, European, Following, Hamilton, In, India, January, Japanese, New Delhi, Nova Goa, Pacific, RAF Intelligence Branch
related to Heads of RAF Intelligence · 27
RAF Intelligence → Air Vice-Marshal Alick Foord-Kelcey, Air Vice-Marshal Charles, Air Vice-Marshal Francis, Air Vice-Marshal Harold, Air Vice-Marshal Lawrence, Air Vice-Marshal Neill, Air Vice-Marshal Sidney, Air Vice-Marshal Sir Thomas, Air Vice-Marshal William, April, August, Bufton, December, Elmhirst, Fressanges, Heads, Inglis, January, MacDonald, Maguire
related to Members of RAF Intelligence in Fiction · 26
RAF Intelligence → Away, British, CakeFlt Lt Sandy MacDonald, David Dobson, Derek Robinson's Piece, Dobson, Embassy, England, Gordon Jackson, Its, John Gardner, London, Martin B-26 Marauder, RAF Intelligence Officer, RAF Investigator, Romney Marsh, Selton, Set, Skull, Terence Alexander
related to After the Second World War · 24
RAF Intelligence → Administrative, Administrative Branch, Administrators, Air Intelligence, Air Ministry, Defence, Defence Intelligence Staff, Following, GD, In, Intelligence, Ministry, Officers, Photography, RAF Highgate, RAF Intelligence School, School, Signals, Special Duties Branch, Squadron
related to Historical sources · 14
RAF Intelligence → Caenwood Towers, Graham Pitchfork, Highgate, Intelligence, Intelligence Course, Intelligence School, National ArchivesAir Ministry, National ArchivesExtract, National ArchivesSummary, National ArchivesUnit, RAF Intelligence School, RAF School, Run, Shot Down
Dissolved · 1
RAF Intelligence → 1964 (as an independent agency)
Formed · 1
RAF Intelligence → 1939
Jurisdiction · 1
RAF Intelligence → Government of the United Kingdom

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RAF IntelligenceDissolved1964 (as an independent agency)1.00infobox
RAF IntelligenceFormed19391.00infobox
RAF IntelligenceJurisdictionGovernment of the United Kingdom1.00infobox
RAF IntelligenceSuperseding agencyDefence Intelligence1.00infobox
RAF Intelligencerelated to After the Second World WarFollowing0.60section
RAF Intelligencerelated to After the Second World WarRAF Highgate0.60section
RAF Intelligencerelated to After the Second World WarAir Ministry0.60section
RAF Intelligencerelated to After the Second World WarSchool0.60section
RAF Intelligencerelated to After the Second World WarThe Branch0.60section
RAF Intelligencerelated to After the Second World WarAdministrative0.60section
RAF Intelligencerelated to After the Second World WarSpecial Duties Branch0.60section
RAF Intelligencerelated to After the Second World WarPhotography0.60section

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