1. Evasion, Escape and Rescue; 2. Mobilisation Requirements of Currency for Evasion and Escape Wallets; 3. Requirements for Intelligence Staff of B.J.S.M. Washington on Mobilisation - Secret Intelligence Files

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Document Title	1. Evasion, Escape and Rescue; 2. Mobilisation Requirements of Currency for Evasion and Escape Wallets; 3. Requirements for Intelligence Staff of B.J.S.M. Washington on Mobilisation
Reference	CAB 159/13
Document Date	4 February 1953
Conflicts	Cold War
Themes	Military Intelligence and Operations, Intelligence Organisation and Administration
Regions	East Asia, Europe
Countries	Korea, North Korea
Document Type	Meeting Minutes
Organisations	Chiefs of Staff, Foreign Office, Information Research Department, Joint Intelligence Bureau, Ministry of Defence, Secret Intelligence Service, Security Service, Evasion and Escape Sub-Committee, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee
People	Adolf Hitler, Guy Liddell, John Sinclair

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escape, evasion, prisoners of war, training, intelligence services responsibilities, air intelligence, intelligence reports, intelligence requirements, intelligence distribution, mobilisation, military intelligence, intelligence gathering, war preparations, British intelligence organisation, contingency planning, threat of war with the USSR, recruitment, manpower, personnel, Anglo-American relations, liaison

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