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Keywords

Chinese Nationalists, Chinese foreign policy, foreign policy, American intelligence services, Anglo-American relations, diplomatic officials, press reports, newspapers, military intelligence, allies, information sharing, intelligence channels, secrecy, security, Anglo-French relations, colonies, empire, diplomacy, communism, military operations, predicting enemy intentions, assessing enemy strength, contingency planning, military situation reports, geographic intelligence, military objectives, air power, air warfare, anti-aircraft defence, air intelligence, intelligence requirements, intelligence reports, threat of war with the USSR, Soviet foreign policy, military strength, war preparations, Iron Curtain, Soviet satellite states, Eastern Bloc, mobilisation, troop movements, factories, weapons production, military spending, Hong Kong, First Indochina War, propaganda, invasion of Tibet, invasion threat, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee duties, intelligence services responsibilities, intelligence distribution, Soviet navy, warships, naval strength, occupied Austria