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Copy booklet on cruise missiles, produced by the Ministry of Defence, 1980

Photocopy of booklet 'Cruise Missiles: A vital part of the West's Life Insurance', explaining what a cruise missile is; the importance of NATO investment in cruise missiles; why it was decided to base cruise missiles in the UK and why specifically at the Molesworth and Greenham Common sites; the safety of nuclear weapons and the cost to the UK of the project. Issued by the Ministry of Defence. 10pp.

Copy Cabinet meeting papers relating to RAF operations, 1940, and related papers

Photocopies of Cabinet meeting minutes concerning RAF flights over France, 15 May 1940-3 Jun 1940; photocopies from Grand strategy Vol.2, September 1939-June 1941 by Sir James Ramsay Montagu Butler (London, HMSO, 1957.) relating to the Battle of France and British air support to the French; manuscript notes from The war lords: military commanders of the twentieth century edited by Sir Michael Carver (Weidenfeld and Nicolson, London, 1976) relating to ACM Hugh Caswall Tremenheere Dowding, 1st Baron Dowding of Bentley and the date of the decision not to send any more fighter aircraft to France, May to Jun 1941. 1 file

Copy correspondence between Liddell Hart and T E Lawrence, with notes and draft text, [1937-1938]

Typescript entitled, 'Frame of comments into which T E's (Thomas Edward Lawrence's) letters and other material are to be inserted,' Liddell Hart chapters of T.E. Lawrence to his biographers: Robert Graves and Liddell Hart, file includes typescript copies of correspondence between Liddell Hart and Lawrence. transcripts of their talks, and copies of notes Lawrence made when reading proof of earlier books by Liddell Hart such as The decisive wars of history and The Ghost of Napoleon.

Copy correspondence, 1920-1921, about proposed Indian Army budget cuts

File containing typescript copies of correspondence relating to proposed cuts to the budget of the Indian Army, 1920-1921, including letters from Edward (Mitchener) Cook, Financial Secretary to the Government of India, Sir Godfrey (Butler Hunter) Fell, Secretary, Army Department, Indian Government, and Gen Henry Seymour Rawlinson, 1st Baron Rawlinson of Trent, Commander-in-Chief, India. 1 file.

Copy correspondence, 1941-1942, between General Sir Archibald Wavell and Hutton, and between Wavell and the CIGS

Typescript photocopies of correspondence between Gen Sir Archibald Percival Wavell, Commander in Chief, India, and Hutton, used for the compilation of the official history of the Burma Campaign in 1958, including correspondence relating to Hutton's role as General Officer Commanding, Burma, during the operations leading to the fall to Japanese forces of Rangoon, Burma, and correspondence between Gen Sir Archibald Percival Wavell, Commander in Chief, India, and Gen Alan Francis Brooke, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, concerning the replacement of Hutton as Commander in Chief, Burma, by Gen Harold Rupert Leofric George Alexander. 16pp.

Copy correspondence, Aug-Sep 1915, relating to the removal of Brigadier General William Sitwell as GOC 34 Brigade

Copy correspondence relating to the supersession of Brig Gen William Henry Sitwell as General Officer Commanding 34 Bde for failures associated with the attack on Yilghin Burnu (Chocolate Hill), Suvla on 7 Aug 1915, including signals between Maj Gen Frederick Hammersley, General Officer Commanding 11 (Northern) Div and HQ 9 Corps regarding Hammersley's request to replace Sitwell, 18 Aug 1915; letter from Sitwell to Hammersley with Sitwell's account of his operations 6-18 Aug 1915. 12pp

Copy correspondence, Mar-Apr 1942, between General Sir Archibald Wavell and General Harold Alexander, relating to the withdrawal from Burma (Myanmar)

Typescript photocopies of correspondence between Gen Sir Archibald Percival Wavell, Commander in Chief, India, and Gen Harold Rupert Leofric George Alexander, General Officer Commanding, Burma, relating to the loss of Rangoon, and Prome, Burma, to Japanese forces; withdrawal of Allied troops from Burma via Assam, India; and the establishment of friendly relations with Chinese Generals, with the intention of Gen Sir Archibald Percival Wavell using Col Orde Charles Wingate to liase with the Chinese. 14pp.

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