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GCHQ Methodology and Missing Bits

This document explores the methodologies and historical incidents involving GCHQ and NSA, highlighting significant cases such as Yvonne Fletcher in 1984 and the H-Div lessons learned. It examines the impact of operations like Tempest and Friction, alongside the challenges faced by intelligence agencies in maintaining secrecy and efficacy. The context of trade union activities and the technological struggles with IBM and ICL further illustrate the complexities of intelligence work. An insightful case study for understanding the evolution of espionage and its implications on modern security.

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GCHQ Methodology and Missing Bits

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  1. GCHQMethodology and Missing Bits

  2. Bill Odom NSA and Peter Marychurch GCHQ - the single source problem

  3. History written backwards: Yvonne Fletcher 1984 The H-Div Lessons Learned Case Study

  4. Lera House – Istanbul 1943 – SOE/SIS

  5. Eastcote does not shut down – Tempest 1953

  6. 1962 – Nassau, Skybolt and UKUSA

  7. Airborne Rafter

  8. DWS – DTMS – Berlin Premises

  9. Teddy Poulden - IBM and ICL – MI6

  10. The struggle for secret speech and Cyprus

  11. The Little Platoon - GCHQ Trade Unions

  12. Attempted Cut Off August 1973?

  13. Operation Friction 1991 - Dana Priest 2005-6

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