What does SI stand for?

Special Intelligence

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Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

But in 1943, he signed up with the 30th Assault Unit Commando Royal Marines - the special intelligence unit that combined Army, Navy, RAF and marine troops to gather information on German movements.

James Powell's story: On missions for Ian Fleming behind enemy lines

He returned to Denmark to spy for the Allies and made a second escape by walking across a frozen sea with special intelligence on Nazi radar installations and their work to develop an atom bomb.

The Hornet's Sting: the Amazing Untold Story of World War II Spy ...

The gang was smashed following a series of dawn raids on addresses in London and the Midlands on 31 January last year involving detectives from Scotland Yard's Special Intelligence Section.

Traffickers smuggled four people at a time in car boot

Sambasivudu surrendered before Special Intelligence Branch Deputy Inspector General of Police B Shivdhar Reddy.

Top Maoist leader Sambasivudu surrenders in Hyderabad

had threatened to review its special intelligence sharing relationship with the UK if documents relating to the alleged torture of a British resident held at Guantanamo Bay were made public.

Judges attack U.S. gag on torture case; Torture claim: Mohamed

95 Paperback Guides for the perplexed P85 Rightly observing that Noam Chomsky's political writings require no special intelligence or intellectual training to understand, Collins (philosophy, U.

Chomsky; a guide for the perplexed

Eisenhower's Armed Forces Headquarters (AFHQ) represents the first actual, operational use of ULTRA and other special intelligence in the planning and execution of large-scale campaigns and the first instance of Allied collaborative strategic deception.

Intelligence and deception in operation Torch

THE role of Ian Fleming, later the creator of superspy James Bond, in Special Intelligence work during the Second World War is highlighted in a family event at Bletchley Park, Milton Keynes, over August Bank Holiday.

Bond creator had vital role in wartime intelligence