A file of signals intelligence reports, messages, and correspondence issued by the Government Code and Cypher School and sent by the head ('C') of the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) to the Prime Minister, Winston Churchill. This file includes the following reports on North Africa: a German Y service report of the British order of battle on June 26; that five Me109 aircraft are required daily for delivery to North Africa, on June 27; a German Air Force (GAF) Africa report for June 27, and their intentions for June 28; German Y service reports on Free French naval intentions for the eastern Mediterranean on June 26; and a German agent report of British troops leaving Haifa for Egypt, on June 27; on the Russian Front: a German secret service report of Soviet military dispositions and intentions; and that Timoschenko is said to be personally directing operations near Kharkov on June 27; on the Southern Russian Front: of the 4th Air Fleet's activities for June 26; Naval Headlines; from the Japanese ambassador in Berlin, on scenarios leading to the possibility of peace moves between the U.K. and Germany on June 18, a review of the war situation on June 19, and pondering on the reasons for the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs' visit to Italy, on June 23; a Japanese report from Madrid on the activities of U.S. troops in west Africa, on June 25; a Turkish report from Tokyo on a Japanese inter-service disagreement over an attack on Russia, on June 25; that the Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs reiterates Japanese determination to rid Timor of Australian and Dutch forces, and suspects the Portuguese of giving friendly assistance, on June 26; that the Turkish minister in Madrid suspects a possible Spanish move to take Gibraltar, on June 26; and the Turkish ambassador in Vichy reports the effect of the British loss of Tobruk, on June 26.