1. Meeting with the Director of Military Intelligence, India; 2. Joint Intelligence Bureau - United Kingdom; 3. Intelligence Interests of Commands Overseas; 4. Future Security Service Organisation in Overseas Theatres; 5. Security of Deception; 6. Publication of Service Statistics; 7. British Check Reconnaissance Party in French Indo-China; 8. Exchange of Technical Information with the French; 9. Intelligence on Atomic Energy; 10. Marking of Documents Containing Information from Top Secret Sources - Secret Intelligence Files

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Document Title	1. Meeting with the Director of Military Intelligence, India; 2. Joint Intelligence Bureau - United Kingdom; 3. Intelligence Interests of Commands Overseas; 4. Future Security Service Organisation in Overseas Theatres; 5. Security of Deception; 6. Publication of Service Statistics; 7. British Check Reconnaissance Party in French Indo-China; 8. Exchange of Technical Information with the French; 9. Intelligence on Atomic Energy; 10. Marking of Documents Containing Information from Top Secret Sources
Reference	CAB 81/94
Document Date	20 February 1946
Conflicts	Cold War
Themes	Intelligence Gathering and Surveillance, Intelligence Organisation and Administration
Regions	Africa, East Asia, Europe, Mediterranean, Middle East, Pacific, South Asia
Countries	Abyssinia, Afghanistan, Albania, Australia, Austria, Belgian Congo, Belgium, Bulgaria, Burma, China, Cyprus, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Egypt, France, French Equatorial Africa, French West Africa, Germany, Gibraltar, Great Britain, Greece, Hungary, India, Indochina, Iraq, Italian North Africa, Italy, Japan, Lebanon, Madagascar, Malaya, Malta, Morocco, Nepal, Netherlands, Pakistan, Palestine, Persia, Philippines, Poland, Portuguese East Africa, Portuguese West Africa, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Siam, Spain, Sudan, Switzerland, Syria, Transjordan, Turkey, United Kingdom, Yemen, Yugoslavia
Document Type	Meeting Minutes, Reports
Organisations	Chiefs of Staff, Deputy Chiefs of Staff, Foreign Office, Joint Intelligence Bureau, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee, Security Service
People	Harold Caccia, Dwight Eisenhower, Thomas Elmhirst, John Gardiner, Thomas Haddon, Guy Liddell, Stewart Menzies, Edmund Rushbrooke, Kenneth Strong

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British intelligence organisation, imperial defence, intelligence gathering, topographical intelligence, security, deception, release of information, information sharing, atomic energy, classified documents, intelligence services responsibilities, empire, colonial independence movements, political intelligence

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