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| Interest of | • Mike Hoare • Weatherhead Center for International Affairs |
| Military groups, generally hierarchical in nature, often controlled by nation states, are organisations that specialise in using violence to achieve political ends of their masters. | |
Military Groups on Wikispooks
| Wikispooks page | Logo | WWW | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15 (UK) Psychological Operations Group | A UK army psyop group. | ||
| 32 Battalion |  | An apartheid-era unit of the South African Army | |
| 7644 (Media operations) Squadron | http://www.raf.mod.uk/rafreserves/squadrons/rafhaltonno7644mediaoperationssquadron.cfm | ||
| AFRICOM |  | http://www.africom.mil | |
| Academi |  | http://www.academi.com/ | Formerly known as Blackwater, a huge US-based private military contractor infamous for a string of scandals. |
| Aegis Defence Services | PMC founded in 2002 by Cercle attendee Tim Spicer | ||
| ArmorGroup |  | http://www.g4s.com/ | One of the largest private security firms operating in Iraq |
| Army Reserve | http://www.army.mod.uk/reserve/31781.aspx | ||
| BAE Systems |  | http://www.baesystems.com/ | A global arms company, with interests also in civilian avionics and engineering. Its subsidiaries are also involved in providing intelligence, personnel and logistics support to US/UK military. |
| CENTCOM |  | ||
| Control Risks |  | http://www.controlrisks.com | A British private security company. |
| Defence Academy of the United Kingdom |  | http://www.defenceacademy.ac.uk | |
| Defence Evaluation and Research Agency | http://www.dera.gov.uk | ||
| Defence Export Services Organisation | |||
| Defence Media Operations Centre | http://www.defencemediaops.co.uk/ | ||
| Defence Strategy & Solutions LLP | http://www.defencestrategy.com | ||
| Directorate General Media and Communications | |||
| Directorate of Targeting and Information Operations | |||
| EUCOM |  | ||
| Executive Outcomes | A private military contractor which offered "Security management" and "full-service risk management consulting". It operated during the 1990s and boasted 500 military advisers and over 3000 military personnel, largely drawn from the South African Civil Cooperation Bureau. | ||
| Five Reconnaissance Regiment | |||
| Four Reconnaissance Regiment | |||
| IGO |  | Highly influential and powerful organizations that legally go beyond borders. IGOs have become very close to forming an actual "new world order" in the 2000s. | |
| Inlichtingen en Operatiën | Secret for over 40 years, Gladio is a NATO-backed network of armed soldiers inside the nations of Europe outside the effective control of national governments. Ostensibly intended for use only in case of a Soviet invasion, Gladio carried out a string of false-flag terror attacks. Many Dutch Gladio weapons ended up in the hands of organized crime connected to Klaas Bruinsma. | ||
| Intelligence Research Unit | |||
| Israel/Defense Forces |  | http://dover.idf.il/IDF/English/ | |
| JFIT | |||
| Joint Services School of Intelligence | |||
| Joint Support Group | |||
| Joint Warfare Establishment | |||
| Keenie Meenie Services | A private military contractor implicated in Iran Contra. Bought out in 1977 by Major David Walker (SAS). | ||
| MBDA | http://www.mbda.co.uk | ||
| Marconi Company | |||
| Marconi Electronic Systems | |||
| Media Operations Group (V) | |||
| Military Reaction Force | |||
| Military Reconnaissance Force | |||
| NATO |  | http://www.nato.int | The world's largest military alliance. |
| NORTHCOM |  | ||
| Netherlands/Ministry of Defence |  | https://english.defensie.nl/ | Eager and successful partner of the US and NATO in War on Terror but can't control its own national war on drugs. Implicated in war crimes in Indonesia, Bosnia & Iraq. |
| One Reconnaissance Regiment | An apartheid-era unit of the South African Army | ||
| Operation Gladio | Secret for over 40 years, Gladio is a NATO-backed network of armed soldiers inside the nations of Europe outside effective control of national governments. Ostensibly intended for use only in case of a Soviet invasion, Gladio carried out a string of false flag terror attacks. In 1990, the European parliament asked all member states to launch investigations, but only 5 national governments did so. | ||
| Phoenix Close Protection | http://web.archive.org/web/20010219222254/http://www.phoenixcp.com/ | ||
| Quia Oportet | State secret Dutch company listed in Dutch Ministry of General Affairs as elongation of Operation Gladio | ||
| SBS |  | A UK Special Forces Unit | |
| SOUTHCOM |  | Responsible for the 'defense' of South America | |
| Saladin Security Ltd |  | http://www.saladin-security.com | |
| Sandline International | http://www.sandline.com | ||
| Science Applications International Corporation | http://www.saic.com/ | ||
| Service d'Action Civique | |||
| ... further results | |||
Examples
| Page name | Description |
|---|---|
| 14th Intelligence Company | A secretive unit of the British Army used to put SAS and SAS trained personnel on the streets in Northern Ireland while being able to pretend that the SAS were not deployed there. |
| 4 Field Survey Troop | |
| Air force | |
| Lloyd Austin | United States Secretary of Defense |
| Çevik Bir | Turkish general who organized 1997 'soft' coup. |
| Deborah Birx | |
| François Croisillier | |
| Matt Hepburn | Leader of Operation Warp Speed with conflict of interests |
| Michael Jeffery | |
| Cristopher Lincoln-Jones | |
| Ahmad Shah Massoud | Ahmad Massoud.jpg |
| Curtis Scaparrotti | |
| Willem Scherpenhuijsen | Dutch banker/soldier |
| Edgardo Sogno | |
| Andrew Thorne | |
| Gary Wilkinson | |
| Tod Wolters |
