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Conflict Studies: 'Japan's defence policy. Economic power and constitutional restraints' by Menaul. 2 copies

Conflict Studies No 103: 'Croat separatism: nationalism, dissidence and terrorism' by Stephen Clissold.

Conflict Studies No 124: 'Changing concepts of nuclear war' by Menaul, revised copy of 1/1/598. (See also 1/1/599)

Conflict Studies No 125: 'Changing concepts of nuclear war' by Menaul.

Conflict Studies: 'Security and the myth of "peace". Surviving the third world war' by Brian Crozier.

Conflict Studies: 'Soviet Sea Power: the covert support fleet' summary of subject headings and main conclusions.

Conflict Studies: 'The Geo-strategic importance of the Iberian peninsula' by Menaul, relating to Spain, Gibraltar, Portugal, NATO and EEC. Final publication plus three drafts, galley proof; synopsis and summary; correspondence from Gillian Anderson and Nigel Clive of the Institute for the Study of Conflict and Sir Edward Peck; article 'Spain NATO and democracy by Thomas Carothers, printed in The World Today, annotated by Sir Edward Peck; comments on Menaul's text by AM Sir Christopher Foxley-Norris; two maps of the Mediterranean, showing US, Soviet and British naval air bases.

Conflict Studies: 'The geo-strategic importance of the Iberian Peninsula' by Menaul-two pages with reference to NATO Air Defense Ground Enviornment and Combat Grandé, and covering note from A J Wallis.

Conflict Studies: 'Urban guerrillas in Latin America' by Robert Moss.

Conflict Studies, No 124: 'Charging concepts of nuclear war-summary' by Menaul, draft copy with covering letter from the Institute for the Study of conflict. (See 1/1/597, 598)

Letters of congratulation to Cooper on his appointment as Permanent Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Defence, Mar 1976; including evaluation of his service as Permanent Under Secretary of State, Northern Ireland Office, comparison of the challenges of both roles and consideration of the difficulties awaiting at the Ministry of Defence. Correspondents include: Lord William Blease, Northern Ireland Labour Party; Frank Dunlop, Press Secretary, Fianna Fail; John Herbecq, civil servant; John Hickman, British Embassy, Dublin; Admiral of the Fleet Sir Peter Hill-Norton, North Atlantic Military Committee; Gen Sir Frank King, Commander in Chief British Army of the Rhine; Dermot Nally, Department of the Taoisigh; Donal O'Sullivan, Irish Embassy, London; Michael Palliser, Foreign and Commonwealth Office; ACM Sir Geoffrey Tuttle, aerospace consultant and William Van Straubenzee, MP. 18pp.

Letters of congratulation on Francis Morgan Bryant's knighthood

Letters of appreciation and congratulation sent to Brooke, including letters of appreciation from Maj Gen Sir Bernard Charles Tolver Paget and Lt Gen (Arthur) Edward Grasett, 1942; letter from US Adm Harold Raynsford Stark, Commander, US Naval Forces in Europe, 6 Nov 1942, congratulating him on success of operations in Egypt; letters of congratulation on award of GCB, Nov 1942; letter to Brooke from H E Burton, 20 Sep 1943, reminiscing about their service together in 50 Northumbrian Div, [1920-1923].

Letters and telegrams to Brooke and his wife Benita Blanche Brooke, congratulating Brooke on his promotion to Field Marshal.

Letters of appreciation and congratulation sent to Brooke, including letter from FM William (Riddell) Birdwood, 1st Baron Birdwood of Anzac and of Totnes, 18 Jun [1944], congratulating him on the success of the Normandy landings; letters to Brooke from Birdwood and Maj-Gen Ernest Ord Lewin, 4 Aug 1944, expressing pleasure at public praise of Brooke by Rt Hon Winston (Leonard Spencer) Churchill, Prime Minister; letters of congratulation on end of war in Europe, May 1945.

Letters and telegrams to Brooke congratulating him on his elevation to the peerage, Aug 1945, including letter from Adm Hon Sir Reginald Aylmer Ranfurly Plunkett-Ernle-Erle-Drax, 12 Aug 1945, enclosing 'Atomic reflections', typescript text by Plunkett-Ernle-Erle-Drax on implications of development of atomic bombs. With letter to Brooke from Rt Hon Winston (Leonard Spencer) Churchill, Prime Minister, 8 Aug 1945, asking him whether he may recommend Brooke for elevation to the peerage in his resignation honours list.

Chief of the General Staff, GHQ, to Elles. Message of congratulations from FM Commander-in-Chief. Copy. Typed. 1 p

Messages of congratulation received by Hamilton from relatives, friends, acquaintances and associations on his 90th birthday. 1 file

Messages of congratulation received by Hamilton from relatives, friends, acquaintances and associations on his 91st birthday. 1 file

Messages of congratulation received by Hamilton from relatives, friends, acquaintances and associations on his 92nd birthday. 1 file