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JIC(A)(72) Notes 65-124. JIC(A)(72)(N) 64. Missing at transfer
Catalogue reference: CAB 189/30
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- 1972 May 18 - 1972 Dec 21
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JIC(A)(72) Notes 65-124. JIC(A)(72)(N) 64. Missing at transfer
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- JIC(A)(72)(N)
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- Intelligence
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