1. Allocation of Personnel with Knowledge of Far East Countries and Languages; 2. The Chairman, J.I.C., Middle East; 3. Possibly Behaviour of Enemy Towards Allied Prisoners of War; 4. Escape and Evasion Training; 5. Prisoners of War - Security after Release; 6. Proposal for the Creation of A.C.S.D.I.C. (W.E.A.) For Operation by Shaef on the Continent; 7. Visit by the Director of Military Intelligence to Washington and Ottawa; 8. Programme for Bombing in Germany; 9. Intelligence Assault Unit in S.E.A.C.; 10. Military Security Policy after the Defeat of Germany; 11. Post War Security in Relation to the Disclosure of Secret Information

Document Title	1. Allocation of Personnel with Knowledge of Far East Countries and Languages; 2. The Chairman, J.I.C., Middle East; 3. Possibly Behaviour of Enemy Towards Allied Prisoners of War; 4. Escape and Evasion Training; 5. Prisoners of War - Security after Release; 6. Proposal for the Creation of A.C.S.D.I.C. (W.E.A.) For Operation by Shaef on the Continent; 7. Visit by the Director of Military Intelligence to Washington and Ottawa; 8. Programme for Bombing in Germany; 9. Intelligence Assault Unit in S.E.A.C.; 10. Military Security Policy after the Defeat of Germany; 11. Post War Security in Relation to the Disclosure of Secret Information
Reference	CAB 81/92
Document Date	10 October 1944
Conflicts	Second World War
Themes	Intelligence Organisation and Administration, Intelligence Operations
Regions	Africa, East Asia, Europe, Middle East, North America, South Asia
Countries	Belgium, France, Germany, India, Nigeria, United States of America
Document Type	Meeting Minutes
Organisations	Chiefs of Staff, Foreign Office, Geheime Staatspolizei, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee, Joint Intelligence Committee (Middle East), Joint Staff Mission, Ministry of Economic Warfare, Security Service, United Nations
People	Edward Bridges, Denis Capel-Dunn, Victor Cavendish-Bentinck, Edward King-Salter, Guy Liddell, Stewart Menzies, John Sinclair, Geoffrey Vickers

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