Nick van der Bijl was one of the first intelligence officers to land when Britain retook the Falklands and remains in possession of a number of fascinating, historically significant Argentine photographs.
Tells for the first time the story of 'the other brigade' in the Falklands War. A controversial and not-altogether proud story of improvisation due to lack of resources, poor planning and lack of training. A superb example of overcoming great difficulty to triumph in the end. * Interesting and contentious personality clashes.
The first history of the Intelligence Corps. Reveals numerous hitherto unknown and highly classified (at the time) activities closely linked to national nd operational security. Covers security gathering as well as counter-espionage. Covers WW2, Cold War and current operations including close working with Special Forces.
A long overdue account of a major British-led campaign which has been inexplicably neglected. A thorough analysis of the politics involved as well as plenty of thrilling combat action. Significant numbers of those who served in Malaysia and Borneo are waiting for a good account as well as those who need to know more about this War
New in paperback - My Friends, The Enemy is the only first-hand account of the Falklands War written by somebody involved in the military intelligence operation. It tells the inside story of the huge efforts made behind the scenes as Britain sought to complete its most ambitious campaign of the post- Second World War era.
An authoritative account of the Indonesian/Communist inspired attempt to seize oil rich Brunei in late 1962.
Aden was a key British base East of Suez for over 100 years. The story of the British occupation and withdrawal has not been told in detail until now.
In depth study of a significant but little known colonial war.
The stories behind various display items in the Military Intelligence Museum