Disclosure of British Military Information to Commonwealth Countries. Report by the Joint Intelligence Committee - Secret Intelligence Files

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Document Title	Disclosure of British Military Information to Commonwealth Countries. Report by the Joint Intelligence Committee
Reference	CAB 158/5
Document Date	17 December 1948
Conflicts	Cold War
Themes	Military Intelligence and Operations, Intelligence Organisation and Administration
Regions	Africa, Atlantic, Europe, North America, Pacific, South Asia
Countries	Australia, Canada, Ceylon, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, United Kingdom, United States of America
Document Type	Memoranda, Reports
Organisations	Chiefs of Staff, Joint Intelligence Committee (Washington), Ministry of Defence, Security Service, Security Sub-Committee, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee
People	John Gardiner, William Hayter, Douglas Packard, Lawrence Pendred, Percy Sillitoe

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former colonies, military intelligence, intelligence channels, information sharing, security, secrecy, classified documents, release of information, politics, foreign policy, Anglo-Commonwealth relations, strategy, Anglo-American relations, diplomacy, security clearance, British intelligence organisation, intelligence distribution, communism, ideology

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