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In this book, defence specialist and war correspondent Mark Urban explores covert operations against the IRA from the mid-1970s to the Loughgall shooting in 1987. Drawing on interviews with people who have served at the heart of intelligence and special operations in Ulster, as well as with members of paramilitary groups, this book examines the roles of the army, the police and special branch, as well as both MI5 and MI6. The book also looks at the shoot to kill allegations, and records members of the security forces describing the deliberate deception of the press and courts in Ulster. The…
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2 editions- Hardcover · English · 1992Faber and Faber Ltd · 320 pages · 9780571161126
- Paperback · English · 1992Faber & Faber · 288 pages · 9780571168095
Great BritainGreat Britain. Army. Special Air ServiceHistoryHistory, MilitaryIrish Republican ArmyMilitary HistoryPolitical violenceProvisional IRA








