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Autor:
James Bruce, Jim Beach
Publikováno v:
Journal of Intelligence History. 19:24-50
This article uses prosopographical techniques to examine around 150 First World War signals intelligence personnel. Designated as ‘Interpreter Operators’ by the British army, these German-speakers ...
Autor:
James Bruce, Jim Beach
Publikováno v:
Journal of Intelligence History. 19:1-23
This article explores the development of signals intelligence within the trenches of the Western Front during the First World War. It explains how, using listening sets, the British belatedly imita...
Autor:
Jim Beach
Publikováno v:
Journal of Intelligence History. 15:65-67
Autor:
Jim Beach
Publikováno v:
Cultural and Social History. 11:621-623
Autor:
Jim Beach
Publikováno v:
History of Education. 37:679-699
This article surveys the history of compulsory education for soldiers’ career advancement in the British army. It begins with an examination of the organisational context before analysing the rationale, syllabus, teaching and assessment of soldier
Autor:
Jim Beach
Publikováno v:
War & Society. 27:1-22
In August 1914 the British Army mobilised an eclectic group of civilians to act as auxiliary intelligence officers with the British Expeditionary Force in France. This article examines how this Intelligence Corps came into being, how its officers wer
Autor:
Jim Beach
Publikováno v:
Intelligence and National Security. 22:229-249
The origins of the Anglo-American intelligence relationship are usually dated to the early years of the Second World War. This article suggests that the First World War interaction between the intelligence staffs of the British and American Expeditio
Autor:
Jim Beach
Publikováno v:
Journal of Strategic Studies. 29:145-168
This article re-examines the British record of inter-service cooperation in the decade before the outbreak of World War I. A fresh perspective is offered through the ideas, writings and experiences of Sir George Aston, a Royal Marines officer and con