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Northern Ireland: The Troubles - From The Provos to The Det, 1968-1998 (Paperback)
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Northern Ireland: The Troubles - From The Provos to The Det, 1968-1998 (Paperback)
Series: A History of Terror
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List price R389
Loot Price R317
Discovery Miles 3 170
You Save R72 (19%)
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It is, of course, no secret that undercover Special Forces and
intelligence agencies operated in Northern Ireland and the Republic
throughout the 'troubles', from 1969 to 2001 and beyond. What is
less well known is how these units were recruited, how they
operated, what their mandate was and what they actually did. This
is the first account to reveal much of this hitherto unpublished
information, providing a truly unique record of surveillance,
reconnaissance, intelligence gathering, collusion and undercover
combat. An astonishing number of agencies were active to combat the
IRA murder squads ('the Provos'), among others the Military
Reaction Force (MRF) and the Special Reconnaissance Unit, also
known as the 14 Field Security and Intelligence Company ('The
Det'), as well as MI5, Special Branch, the RUC, the UDR and the
Force Research Unit (FRU), later the Joint Support Group (JSG)). It
deals with still contentious and challenging issues as
shoot-to-kill, murder squads, the Disappeared, and collusion with
loyalists. It examines the findings of the Stevens, Cassel and De
Silva reports and looks at operations Loughgall, Andersonstown,
Gibraltar and others.
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