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CTG 317.9 signal regarding information gained from informal dinner with commanding...
Catalogue reference: HW 92/17
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This record is about the CTG 317.9 signal regarding information gained from informal dinner with commanding... dating from 1982 Apr 26 - 1982 May 9 in the series Government Code and Cypher School and Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ):.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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HW 92/17
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Date (When the record was created)
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1982 Apr 26 - 1982 May 9
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CTG 317.9 signal regarding information gained from informal dinner with commanding officer of Argentine submarine Santa Fe; paper by Head of W Division regarding consequences of MARGAY and resultant backlog of other communications; signal from P Division, and reply, regarding deployment of Special Task Detachment (STYLO) and associated resources; Special JIC highlights; Directorate notes of meetings on Falklands; letter from Commander-in-Chief Fleet to Director GCHQ praising service provided since Operation CORPORATE began; signal from Flag Officer Submarines (FOSM) regarding movements of San Luis and Spartan; signal regarding Directors visit to North America; signal from Director to C-in-C Fleet, and reply, regarding communication security of UK assets; paper from Z Division proposing use of codeword TARPON for use in handling of sensitive operation information on the movements and intentions of Royal Navy Task Force; signal from Director regarding immensely high regard in which Sigint is held in relation to the Falklands crisis; letter by Head of R Division regarding emergency sigint briefing for Falklands Governor; letter by Z Division regarding requirements of 22 SAS Hereford; signal from British Defence Intelligence Liaison Staff regarding US press reporting during the Falklands crisis
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Held by (Who holds the record)
- The National Archives, Kew
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D/2304/14 PT 3
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Open on Transfer
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Open Document, Open Description
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- Topics
- Intelligence
- Navy
- Americas
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HW 92
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