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Nicholas Anderson, Author of "NOC: British Secret Operations" interviewed by Joseph Dowdy.
today's topic: e squadron...
what is e squadron?
first of all... this subject is not
in the first two books. the first is
noc: british secret operations...
this story about e squadron is going
to become a movie.
special reconnaisance detachment. deniable-priority 1 operation.
how did e squadron take part in libya?
recently that is.
after invasion of iraq, us army was parked in now green zone.
let's make sure acronyms are clear.
the first time that uk military and intelligence agencies worked together.
this became e squadron in 2007.
the story that is becoming a film took place in last quarter of 2005.
this was the prototype mission. 2005.
this became fsec in 2006.
in 2007 it became e squadron.
mi6 does not exist; it's just a name.
e sqadron is the same; it's just name.
this is like other countries with an official name and a common name.
e squadron is from different parts of british navy and air force and british army. uncammo meaning they are not identifiable as combat/uniformed.
there are teams identified by color.
e squadron started in 2005. name developed fully in 2007.
what is e squadron equivalent in u.s.?
e squadron is like "delta force" which is a military unit that uses "delta" in its name. delta force is part of special forces (army).
marines part of navy. formerly, us marines were part of navy, but are now separate branch and not dept of navy.
royal marines -are- part of royal navy. interesting... royal navy, royal marines, royal air force... army is not royal army. it's british army.
what about australia? let's not talk too much in detail about that.
this will be in the third book/movie...as far as e squadron goes
movie is in works. what is the title?
working title... registered...
in writer's guild. can't mention?
screenplay is complete. next step is
funding.
want more info, go to:
nicholasanderson.info...
heroes don't try to be heroes...
