The documents, published on the archive's website under freedom of information laws, describe in detail how the US – with British help – engineered the coup, codenamed TPAJAX by the CIA and Operation Boot by Britain's MI6.
The Buk missile, codenamed "Grizzly" by Nato, was developed by the USSR in the 1970s to shoot down cruise and other missiles.
Subsequently, at around 16:00, the 603rd was regrouping outside the minefield when it was attacked by a company of tanks from Kibrit East (codenamed Putzer by the Israelis), a fortification of the Bar Lev located on the Bitter Lake.
Philby, codenamed "Sonny" by the Soviets, was the archetype of treachery.
During the chat on Facebook the senior member of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (Aqap), codenamed "Foxtrot" by MI5, was encouraging the British would-be killer, suggesting a choice of weapons and discussing the challenges in being a martyr.
These deciphered messages, codenamed Venona by the Americans, form the core of the first two books under review.More bizarrely, for a substantial fee paid by their publisher to the Association of Retired Intelligence Officers, some authors were given access to thousands of documents in the KGB files, a treasure chest that has subsequently been closed.
The new product Hawkins is too announce was codenamed "Hawk" by the fanboys, and it's an interesting device.
The album was codenamed "Lily" by staff at her record label, Columbia, to avoid rumours spreading, and even key creative staff were kept in the dark about the release plans.
The Dharma Initiative parka that he wears was codenamed "Dharka" by the writers.
