1. Intelligence Reports. Grading of:; 2. North Russian Waters. Reconnaissance of:; 3. Information to Service Authorities Abroad; 4. Italy. Possible Reactions to the Present Situation; 5. Possible Developments of the Present Situation; 6. Anglo-French Security Measures; 7. Security Measures; 8. Next Meeting of the Sub-Committee

Document Title	1. Intelligence Reports. Grading of:; 2. North Russian Waters. Reconnaissance of:; 3. Information to Service Authorities Abroad; 4. Italy. Possible Reactions to the Present Situation; 5. Possible Developments of the Present Situation; 6. Anglo-French Security Measures; 7. Security Measures; 8. Next Meeting of the Sub-Committee
Reference	CAB 81/87
Document Date	19 April 1940
Conflicts	Second World War
Themes	Intelligence Organisation and Administration, Intelligence Gathering and Surveillance
Regions	Europe
Countries	Germany
Document Type	Meeting Minutes
Organisations	Chiefs of Staff, Foreign Office, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee, Inter-Services Security Board
People	Andrew Barnard, Victor Cavendish-Bentinck, John Godfrey

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British intelligence organisation, intelligence reports, intelligence requirements, aerial reconnaissance, predicting enemy reactions, security, Anglo-French relations

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