- by an
Ulster loyalist paramilitary group, the Red Hand
Defenders – a
covername used on this
occasion by the
Loyalist Volunteer Force, in 1999. Nelson...
-
shootings and
ordered them to
leave Ireland, and some were
killed using the
covername Direct Action Against Drugs. However,
there are
claims the IRA "licensed"...
- The
attack was
claimed by the
Republican Action Force believed to be a
covername used by
Provisional IRA (IRA) volunteers. On 31 July 1975 at Buskhill...
- also
includes attacks claimed by the
Protestant Action Force (PAF), a
covername used by the UVF. Most of
these actions took
place during the conflict...
- The
attack was
claimed by the
Republican Action Force believed to be a
covername used by
Provisional IRA (IRA) volunteers. The
first British Soldiers to...
- were
Klaus Fuchs (
covernames CHARLES and REST),
David Greengl**** (
covernames BUMBLEBEE and CALIBRE),
Theodore Alvin Hall (
covername YOUNGSTER [MLAD])...
- West
Africa (
covername "Sandy Beach"),
August 1961 (Dates undetermined)
Detachment 2 deplo**** to Bien Hoa AB,
South Vietnam (
covername "Farm Gate"),...
- out by
members of the
Irish National Liberation Army (INLA)
using the
covername "People's
Republican Army"
although contemporary reports also said the...
-
republican and
nationalist targets. However, many
regard the UFF as
merely a
covername used when the UDA
wished to
claim responsibility for attacks. the Ulster...
-
least one
sectarian attack that
killed Protestant civilians using the
covername "Armagh People's
Republican Army".
According to
Malcolm Sutton's database...
