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Selected folios from registry file including: GCHQ London signal detailing armed...
Catalogue reference: HW 92/7
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HW 92/7
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1962 Dec 10 - 1963 Aug 22
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Selected folios from registry file including: GCHQ London signal detailing armed revolt in Brunei and reaction of Sarawak political leaders; GCO(S) signal detailing rebel capture of radio facilities at Shell Seria Oilfield to appeal for help to Indonesia; letter giving details of belated recognition of rebel intentions, initial military unreadiness to meet the threat, inadequate communications and lack of intelligence infomation from the Field Force to Singapore; DSB signal concerning possibility of communications link between Army Intelligence Authority in Djakarta to Field Co-ordinator of Special Operations; DSB signal concerning cover of various links; GCO(S) signal concerning cover prior to revolt; NSA signal regarding planning for possible deployment; GCO(S) signal regarding potential travel of Azahari from Manilla to North Borneo; letter discussing failure of intelligence cover over the Brunei affair; DSB signal and letter regarding possible deployment of Australian troops to Borneo; GCHQ letter including reference to possible Australian military involvement in British action against Indonesia; signals regarding enhancing coverage of East Borneo territories and timeliness of provision of intelligence; letter from Senior British Officer DSB concerning resources and requirements
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- The National Archives, Kew
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D/2201/30 PT 1
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Open Document, Open Description
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