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602 NOTES TO PAGES 403-423
McManners, Forgotten Voices, p.14. On
DSSS via Skynet see Woodward, One
Hundred Days, p.143.
61 Private information.
62 Whitelaw, Memoirs, p.207.
63 Woodward, One Hundred Days, pp.213-21
64 Freedman, Falklands: Official History, VoU!,
pp.285, 290.
65 Heseltine's account of the forlorn efforts
of a motley band of ministers, senior officias
and intelligence chiefs to formulate
an agreed account of the Belgrano decision
not long after is more than fascinating
to any contemporary historian. Life in the
Jungle, p.281.
66 Rear Admiral Anthony John Whetstone,
in McManners, ForgJtten Voices, p.170.
67 Keegan, Intelligence in War, pp.306-7.
68 Major, The Autobiography, pp.76-7.
69 Commander Robert Denton Green in
McManners, Forgotten Voices, p.325.
70 West, The Secret War for the Falklands,
pp.180-94.
71 David Fischer, pp.151-2, Foreign Affairs
Oral History Program (4), LL.
72 Captain Jeremy Black in McManners,
Forgotten Voices, pp.184-5; Woodward, One
Hundred Days, pp.267-9; Falconer, First into
Action, p.369.
73 Woodward, One Hundred Days, pp.143-5.
74 Van der Bijl. Nine Battles to Stanley, p.160.
75 McManners, Falklands Commando, p.97.
76 Ibid., pp.99-108.
77 Captain Christopher Brown in McManners,
Forgotten Voices, pp.197-8; see also p.194.
78 Van der Bijl, Nine Battles to Stanley,
p.115.
79 Ibid., pp.115-I6; Hastings and Jenkins,
The Battle for the Falklands, pp.287-8.
80 Brigadier Julian Thompson in
McManners, Forgotten Voices, p.57.
81 Perrett, Weapons of the Falklands Conflid,
pp.135-6.
82 General Mario Menendez in McManners,
Forgotten Voices, p.84.
83 Air Vice Commodore Carlos Bloomer­
Reeve in ibid., p.79.
84 General Mario Menendez in ibid., p.23.
85 Brigadier Julian Thompson in ibid.,
p.397.
86 Lt General Sir James Glover (BGS Int),
'Falkland Islands Campaign', briefing to
Odom (NSA) daily log, 15.10.82, File I,
Box 21, Odom papers, LC. Also conversations
with the late William Odom.
87 HC Deb 55, 107, 27.02.84, pp.37-8.
88 Lt General Sir James Glover (BGS Int),
'Falkland Islands Campaign', briefing to
Odom (NSA) daily log, 15.10.82, File I,
Box 21, Odom papers, LC. Also conversations
with the late William Odom.
89 Lt Colonel David Chaundler in
McManners, Forgotten Voices, pp.295-6.
90 Lake, 'Nimrod RI', p.31.
91 See also Edwards, 'Europe and the
Falklands Crisis', pp.295-313.
92 Freedman, Falklands: Official History, Vol.lI,
pp.72G-1.
93 Thatcher, The Downing Street Years, p.227.
94 Wiebes, 'Dutch Sigint During the Cold
War, 1945-94', p.275.
95 The most detailed account is given in
Urban, UK Eyes Alpha, pp.57-69.
Chapter 21: Thatcher and the GCHQ
Trade Union Ban
1 Transcript of interview with Mike
Grindley, formerly a Chinese Scientific and
Technical Linguist, 14.02.94, GCHQ-UR,
MSS.384/3/50 WMRC.
2 Prior, Balance of Power, pp.255-6.
3 'Comments on Clough's Letter of 6th
October', n.d., F0366/2998.
4 'Communist Trade Union Officials and
Secret Departments', n.d., 10.52, ibid.
5 Winnifrith min., 11.11.55, T215/391.
6 'Communist Offidals in Civil Service Trade
Unions', 02.08.61, T 216/914.
7 Herman, Intelligence Services, pp.184-5.
8 Somerville (GCHQ) to Attfield (CSD),
E/3005/231D19403, 07.03.72, T 322/50.
9 Lanning and Norton-Taylor, Conflict of
Loyalties, pp.18-23. See also Herman, 'Sir
Leonard Hooper'.
10 APC (73) 3rd mtg, 'Record of the
Administrative Planning Committee',
3.02.73, FCO 79/286. See also Somerville
(GCHQ) toYoude (FCO), D/64421l106/6,
8.02.73, ibid.
II Lanning and Norton-Taylor, Conflict of
Loyalties, p.18.
12 R.H. Greenfield, 'What Happens at
GCHQ', Sunday Telegraph, 5.02.84.
13 HC Deb 55, 107, 27.02.84, co1.94.
14 Herman, Intelligence Services, p.189.
15 Tovey, interview in 'Secret War', Sunday
Times, 05.02.84. Richard Evans, 'Ban on
Unions Essential, Former GCHQ Chief
Says', The Times, 06.02.84.
16 Ibid.
17 Prior, Balance of Power, p.256.
18 Mike Vernon to CSU, 14.04.82, cited in
Lanning and Norton-Taylor, Conflict of
Loyalties, pp.34-6.
19 Lanning and Norton-Taylor, Conflict of
Loyalties, p.36.