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- British Army intelligence unit (en)
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- 42 operators and 26 support staff
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- Special operations
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- Clandestine human intelligence
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- Templer Barracks, Ashford, Kent (en)
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- Kerr had no moral qualms about anything that we were up to, and he knew of every decision taken by his men. At the time I had no qualms either. We saw what was happening as a war and we were going to fight fire with fire. Kerr had one policy, in his own words it was: You go in, and you go in heavy. Raise the temperature on the ground to boiling point and then reduce it fast. That means you hurt your enemy so hard that you reduce the risk of casualties on your side. Then you step back quickly. That means the enemy is constantly in a state of terror and panic. It's an old SAS tactic. (en)
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- Excerpt of interview with former FRU operative (en)
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- Force Research Unit (en)
- وحدة أبحاث الجيش (ar)
- Aonad Taighde na bhFórsaí (ga)
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