The Operators: Inside 14 Intelligence Company - The Army's Top Secret Elite

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Intelligence was accused of acting in collusion with loyalist paramilitaries by former intelligence personnel Fred Holroyd and Colin Wallace in regards to the death of senior Provisional Irish Republican Army member John Francis Green, the Miami Showband killings and the Dublin and Monaghan Bombings.

You are entering a highly sought after profession where we will give you the opportunity to earn graduate and postgraduate qualifications throughout your career. Whichever path you choose, look forward to becoming an in-demand expert having an impact on real-life operations. It really does have everything you'd expect of the fictional spy-fast car evasive driving, specialised weapons, lethal unarmed combat, superbly skilled burglars trained and employed by her Majesty's armed forces, high-tech bugs and surveillance systems-but all for real.

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It was this incident that led to the creation of a new unit, which, unlike the original, would work with the SAS and the other intelligence and security organisations. Provides intelligence support to the UK’s rapid reaction forces: 16 Air Assault Brigade Combat Team, 3 Commando Brigade, and Joint Force Headquarters.Military Intelligence (Exploitation) Battalion is a regular Army unit under the operational command of the 1st Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Brigade. As analysts the training emphasis is on building strong, core Operational Intelligence (OPINT) skills, overlaid by an understanding of actual and emerging threats and theatres of operation. As a precaution against capture, Operators never learn the true identity of any of their colleagues.