1. British Representation on Joint Target Group; 2. Economic Conditions in Conquered Germany; 3. Japanese Manpower; 4. Reclassification of Operational Code Words; 5. Use of Air Photography in Europe for Survey and Intelligence After the War; 6. Co-Ordination of Photographic Reconnaissance with the U.S. Air Force; 7. Formation of A.C.S.D.I.C. of the Western European Area; 8. Air Ministry Representation on the I.S.(0); 9. Disposition of the German Forces After the Junction of the Russian & Allied Armies; 10. Ability of the Enemy to Continue the Use of 'V'-Weapons; 11. Enemy Capacity to Continue the War; 12. Scientific Representation at S.H.A.E.F.; 13. French Request for Specimens of the Flying Bomb and the Rocket; 14. An Analysis of the Nature of Germany's Final Collapse; 15. Visit of the D.N.I. to the Far Eastern Theatre

Document Title	1. British Representation on Joint Target Group; 2. Economic Conditions in Conquered Germany; 3. Japanese Manpower; 4. Reclassification of Operational Code Words; 5. Use of Air Photography in Europe for Survey and Intelligence After the War; 6. Co-Ordination of Photographic Reconnaissance with the U.S. Air Force; 7. Formation of A.C.S.D.I.C. of the Western European Area; 8. Air Ministry Representation on the I.S.(0); 9. Disposition of the German Forces After the Junction of the Russian & Allied Armies; 10. Ability of the Enemy to Continue the Use of 'V'-Weapons; 11. Enemy Capacity to Continue the War; 12. Scientific Representation at S.H.A.E.F.; 13. French Request for Specimens of the Flying Bomb and the Rocket; 14. An Analysis of the Nature of Germany's Final Collapse; 15. Visit of the D.N.I. to the Far Eastern Theatre
Reference	CAB 81/93
Document Date	1 May 1945
Conflicts	Second World War
Themes	Intelligence Organisation and Administration, Military Intelligence and Operations, Weapons Technology and Nuclear Warfare
Regions	Africa, East Asia, Europe, Middle East, North America, Pacific
Countries	Australia, Belgium, Burma, Ethiopia, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Norway, Romania, Spain, Turkey, United States of America
Document Type	Meeting Minutes
Organisations	Chiefs of Staff, Deputy Chiefs of Staff, Foreign Office, Intelligence Section (Operations), Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee, Joint Intelligence Staff, Joint Staff Mission, Ministry of Economic Warfare, Security Service, Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force, Inter-Services Topographical Department, Inter-Services Security Board
People	Dwight Eisenhower, Edward King-Salter, Edmund Rushbrooke, John Sinclair, Geoffrey Vickers

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British intelligence organisation, economic intelligence, occupied Germany, assessing enemy strength, manpower, code words, photographic reconnaissance, intelligence gathering, military situation reports, secret weapons, information sharing, military intelligence, collapse of Nazi Germany

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