1. Scalr and Nature of Attack on Sea Communications; 2. Photographic Reconnaisance - Middle East Requirements; 3. Recording of Information on Foreign Arms Traffic; 4. Demolition Policy in Germany; 5. Lessons on the Organisation of Intelligence in the Far East; 6. Card Indexing of Russian Personalities

(iv) Early steps should be taken to confirm whether the Americans would undertake the aerial survey of Turkey. (v) The Baro Salient did not require a intelligence priority. CAPTAIN ROSKILL said that the beach reconnaissance of the Persian Gulf area was proceeding satisfactorily, in conjunction with the Americans, and there was every indication that good results would be forthcoming. This fact had undoubtedly been borne in mind by the Joint Intelligence Committee, Middle East, in allocating the priorities, and he, therefore, suggested that no reference to the up-grading of Bahrain and Kuwait need be made when replying to the Joint Intelligence Committee, Middle East.