The award this year goes to 63 MI Company  Presented to CO 6 MI Battalion, Lt Col Andy Hetherington on Corps Day by Mr Tony 

By Lester Hillman Spitalfields, immediately east of the City of London, is an area historically associated with the Huguenot community. But place names point to

By Harry Fecitt MBE TD The East African Campaign of the Great War Between 1914 and 1918 German and Allied antagonists fought hard battles over

By Harry Fecitt MBE TD, (ex-22 Intelligence Company and various armies)  Hero No. 2: SAMUEL NEWLAND DSO  Indian Army Intelligence Corps  Now that the monsoon

By Paul Croxson It  was  a  simple  enough  request,  ‘What  did  I  know  about  the  Intelligence  schools and  their  numbering?’ ‘Not a lot,’ was the

National Service On 7 May 1963, 23819209 Private Fred Turner cooked his last breakfast at  the home of  the 13/18  Hussars. A few days earlier

By Harry Fecitt MBE TD . . . however many of the latest spies’ wonder-toys they had in their cupboards,  however many magic codes they

Introduction By early 1917 the First World War was a stalemate. Germany had known, perhaps from as early as 1915 that it could not achieve

Major Arthur Birse Watching the World at War the other evening, the ‘war’ was finally drawing to an end and the leaders of the three

Or, the Battle for Little Bletchley During my researches into the history of the Corps, particularly relating to the world of signals intelligence and the

‘ICA members and Friends take evasive action’ Agatha Christie, the American Civil War, George Crosses, V-1 ski ramps, WWI German military intelligence officers, Communist agents

For some time I have been exercised by statements made about Enigma and have wondered ‘what was their source?’. Every schoolboy knows (to quote Macaulay)