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[[TCG South]] was [[Tasking and Co-ordinating Group]] set up at Gough Barracks in 1979 to co-ordinate Army and police operations in the [[RUC]]'s South Region.<ref>Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, pp.94-95.</ref>

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-[[TCG South]] was a [[Tasking and Co-ordinating Group]] set up at Gough Barracks in 1979 to co-ordinate army and police operations in the [[RUC]]'s South Region.<ref>Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, pp.94-95.</ref>
+[[TCG South]] was a [[Tasking and Co-ordinating Group]] set up at Gough Barracks in 1979 to co-ordinate army and police operations in the [[RUC]]'s South Region.<ref>Mark Urban, ''Big Boys' Rules'', Faber and Faber, 1992, pp.94-95.</ref>
 ==Shoot to Kill==
 The [[RUC]] operation which led to the shooting of [[IRA]] members [[Eugene Toman]], [[Sean Burns]] and [[Gervaise McKerr]] near Lurgan on 11 November 1982 was under the command of TCG South.<ref name="Urban115">Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, p.115.</ref>
-TCG South was also responsible for the surveillance of a suspected IRA arms dump near Lurgan which led to the shooting of 17-year-old [[Michael Tighe]] on 24 November 1982.<ref name="Urban115">Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, p.115.</ref>
+TCG South was also responsible for the surveillance of a suspected IRA arms dump near Lurgan which led to the shooting of 17-year-old [[Michael Tighe]] on 24 November 1982.<ref name="Urban115">Mark Urban, ''Big Boys' Rules'', Faber and Faber, 1992, p.115.</ref>
-TCG South also commanded the operation in which [[RUC]] Constable [[John Robinson]] shot dead [[INLA]] members [[Seamus Grew]] and [[Roddy Carroll]] in a incident near the border on 12 December 1982. The series of six killings within the space of a few weeks became known as the [[Shoot to Kill affair]].<ref name="Urban116">Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, p.116.</ref>
+TCG South also commanded the operation in which [[RUC]] Constable [[John Robinson]] shot dead [[INLA]] members [[Seamus Grew]] and [[Roddy Carroll]] in a incident near the border on 12 December 1982. The series of six killings within the space of a few weeks became known as the [[Shoot to Kill affair]].<ref name="Urban116">Mark Urban, ''Big Boys' Rules'', Faber and Faber, 1992, p.116.</ref>
 ==Operation Fremitus==
-In 1987, TCG (S) undertook Operation Fremitus to prevent the [[UDA]] moving a cache of [[UDR|Ulster Defence Regiment]] weapons. Although the weapons were recovered at a vehicle checkpoint, a key [[UDA]] figure, [[Davy Payne]] escaped.<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland, Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.236.</ref>
+In 1987, TCG (S) undertook Operation Fremitus to prevent the [[UDA]] moving a cache of [[UDR|Ulster Defence Regiment]] weapons. Although the weapons were recovered at a vehicle checkpoint, a key [[UDA]] figure, [[Davy Payne]] escaped.<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, ''Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland'', Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.236.</ref>
 ==Payne arrest==
-TCG (S) was involved in the arrest of [[Davy Payne]] and two associates on 8 January 1988, while moving the [[UDA]]'s share of a consignment of South African arms imported by loyalists.<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, ''Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland'', Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.236.</ref> However, this operation failed to locate the main loyalist arms dump at a Glennane farm owned by [[James Mitchell]].<ref>[https://www.policeombudsman.org/getmedia/2952cfb0-4403-4e31-a349-e0a2b632e089/Loughinisland-Report.pdf?ext=.pdf Statutory Report: The Murders at the Heights Bar, Loughinisland, 18 June 1994], Police Ombudsman of Northern Ireland, 9 Jue 2016, p.61.</ref>
+TCG (S) was involved in the arrest of [[Davy Payne]] and two associates on 8 January 1988, while moving the [[UDA]]'s share of a consignment of South African arms imported by loyalists.<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, ''Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland'', Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.236.</ref> However, this operation failed to locate the main loyalist arms dump at a Glennane farm owned by [[James Mitchell]].<ref>[https://www.policeombudsman.org/getmedia/2952cfb0-4403-4e31-a349-e0a2b632e089/Loughinisland-Report.pdf?ext=.pdf Statutory Report: The Murders at the Heights Bar, Loughinisland, 18 June 1994], [[Police Ombudsman of Northern Ireland]], 9 Jue 2016, p.61.</ref>
 ==People==
 ===D SUPT TCG===
-*Detective Superintendent [[Ian Phoenix]] 1987<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, ''Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland'', Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.218.</ref>-1990.<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland, Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.258.</ref>
+*Detective Superintendent [[Ian Phoenix]] 1987<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, ''Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland'', Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.218.</ref>-1990.<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, ''Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland'', Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.258.</ref>
 ==Notes==

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-[[TCG South]] was a [[Tasking and Co-ordinating Group]] set up at Gough Barracks in 1979 to co-ordinate Army and police operations in the [[RUC]]'s South Region.<ref>Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, pp.94-95.</ref>
+[[TCG South]] was a [[Tasking and Co-ordinating Group]] set up at Gough Barracks in 1979 to co-ordinate army and police operations in the [[RUC]]'s South Region.<ref>Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, pp.94-95.</ref>
 ==Shoot to Kill==
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 ==Payne arrest==
-TCG (S) was involved in the arrest of [[Davy Payne]] and two associates on 8 January 1988, while moving the [[UDA]]'s share of a consignment of South African arms imported by loyalists.<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland, Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.236.</ref> However, this operation failed to locate the main loyalist arms dump at a Glennane farm owned by [[James Mitchell]].<ref>[https://www.policeombudsman.org/getmedia/2952cfb0-4403-4e31-a349-e0a2b632e089/Loughinisland-Report.pdf?ext=.pdf Statutory Report: The Murders at the Heights Bar, Loughinisland, 18 June 1994], Police Ombudsman of Northern Ireland, 9 Jue 2016, p.61.</ref>
+TCG (S) was involved in the arrest of [[Davy Payne]] and two associates on 8 January 1988, while moving the [[UDA]]'s share of a consignment of South African arms imported by loyalists.<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, ''Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland'', Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.236.</ref> However, this operation failed to locate the main loyalist arms dump at a Glennane farm owned by [[James Mitchell]].<ref>[https://www.policeombudsman.org/getmedia/2952cfb0-4403-4e31-a349-e0a2b632e089/Loughinisland-Report.pdf?ext=.pdf Statutory Report: The Murders at the Heights Bar, Loughinisland, 18 June 1994], Police Ombudsman of Northern Ireland, 9 Jue 2016, p.61.</ref>
 ==People==
 ===D SUPT TCG===
-*Detective Superintendent [[Ian Phoenix]] 1987<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland, Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.218.</ref>-1990.<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland, Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.258.</ref>
+*Detective Superintendent [[Ian Phoenix]] 1987<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, ''Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland'', Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.218.</ref>-1990.<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland, Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.258.</ref>
 ==Notes==

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 ==Payne arrest==
-TCG (S) was involved in the arrest of [[Davy Payne]] and two associates on 8 January 1988, while moving the [[UDA]]'s share of a consignment of South African arms imported by loyalists.<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland, Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.236.</ref> However, this operation failed to locate the main loyalist arms dump at a Glennane farm owned by [[James Mitchell]].[https://www.policeombudsman.org/getmedia/2952cfb0-4403-4e31-a349-e0a2b632e089/Loughinisland-Report.pdf?ext=.pdf Statutory Report: The Murders at the Heights Bar, Loughinisland, 18 June 1994], Police Ombudsman of Northern Ireland, p.61.</ref>
+TCG (S) was involved in the arrest of [[Davy Payne]] and two associates on 8 January 1988, while moving the [[UDA]]'s share of a consignment of South African arms imported by loyalists.<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland, Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.236.</ref> However, this operation failed to locate the main loyalist arms dump at a Glennane farm owned by [[James Mitchell]].<ref>[https://www.policeombudsman.org/getmedia/2952cfb0-4403-4e31-a349-e0a2b632e089/Loughinisland-Report.pdf?ext=.pdf Statutory Report: The Murders at the Heights Bar, Loughinisland, 18 June 1994], Police Ombudsman of Northern Ireland, 9 Jue 2016, p.61.</ref>
 ==People==

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	TCG South also commanded the operation in which [[RUC]] Constable [[John Robinson]] shot dead [[INLA]] members [[Seamus Grew]] and [[Roddy Carroll]] in a incident near the border on 12 December 1982. The series of six killings within the space of a few weeks became known as the [[Shoot to Kill affair]].<ref name="Urban116">Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, p.116.</ref>		TCG South also commanded the operation in which [[RUC]] Constable [[John Robinson]] shot dead [[INLA]] members [[Seamus Grew]] and [[Roddy Carroll]] in a incident near the border on 12 December 1982. The series of six killings within the space of a few weeks became known as the [[Shoot to Kill affair]].<ref name="Urban116">Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, p.116.</ref>
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		+	==Operation Fremitus==
		+	In 1987, TCG (S) undertook Operation Fremitus to prevent the [[UDA]] moving a cache of [[UDR\|Ulster Defence Regiment]] weapons. Although the weapons were recovered at a vehicle checkpoint, a key [[UDA]] figure, [[Davy Payne]] escaped.<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland, Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.236.</ref>
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		+	==Payne arrest==
		+	TCG (S) was involved in the arrest of [[Davy Payne]] and two associates on 8 January 1988, while moving the [[UDA]]'s share of a consignment of South African arms imported by loyalists.<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland, Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.236.</ref> However, this operation failed to locate the main loyalist arms dump at a Glennane farm owned by [[James Mitchell]].[https://www.policeombudsman.org/getmedia/2952cfb0-4403-4e31-a349-e0a2b632e089/Loughinisland-Report.pdf?ext=.pdf Statutory Report: The Murders at the Heights Bar, Loughinisland, 18 June 1994], Police Ombudsman of Northern Ireland, p.61.</ref>

	==People==		==People==

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	TCG South also commanded the operation in which [[RUC]] Constable [[John Robinson]] shot dead [[INLA]] members [[Seamus Grew]] and [[Roddy Carroll]] in a incident near the border on 12 December 1982. The series of six killings within the space of a few weeks became known as the [[Shoot to Kill affair]].<ref name="Urban116">Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, p.116.</ref>		TCG South also commanded the operation in which [[RUC]] Constable [[John Robinson]] shot dead [[INLA]] members [[Seamus Grew]] and [[Roddy Carroll]] in a incident near the border on 12 December 1982. The series of six killings within the space of a few weeks became known as the [[Shoot to Kill affair]].<ref name="Urban116">Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, p.116.</ref>
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		+	==People==
		+	===D SUPT TCG===
		+	*Detective Superintendent [[Ian Phoenix]] 1987<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland, Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.218.</ref>-1990.<ref>Jack Holland and Susan Phoenix, Phoenix: Policing the Shadows - The Secret War Against Terrorism in Northern Ireland, Hodder and Stoughton, 1996, p.258.</ref>

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	[[TCG South]] was a [[Tasking and Co-ordinating Group]] set up at Gough Barracks in 1979 to co-ordinate Army and police operations in the [[RUC]]'s South Region.<ref>Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, pp.94-95.</ref>		[[TCG South]] was a [[Tasking and Co-ordinating Group]] set up at Gough Barracks in 1979 to co-ordinate Army and police operations in the [[RUC]]'s South Region.<ref>Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, pp.94-95.</ref>
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		+	==Shoot to Kill==
		+	The [[RUC]] operation which led to the shooting of [[IRA]] members [[Eugene Toman]], [[sean Burns]] and [[Gervaise McKerr]] near Lurgan on 11 November 1982 was under the command of TCG South.<ref name="Urban115">Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, p.115.</ref>
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		+	TCG South was also responsible for the surveillance of a suspected IRA arms dump near Lurgan which led to the shooting of 17-year-old [[Michael Tighe]] on 24 November 1982.<ref name="Urban115">Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, p.115.</ref>
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		+	TCG South also commanded the operation in which [[RUC]] Constable [[John Robinson]] shot dead [[INLA]] members [[Seamus Grew]] and [[Roddy Carroll]] in a incident near the border on 12 December 1982. The series of six killings within the space of a few weeks became known as the [[Shoot to Kill affair]].<ref name="Urban116">Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, p.116.</ref>

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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−	[[TCG South]] was [[Tasking and Co-ordinating Group]] set up at Gough Barracks in 1979 to co-ordinate Army and police operations in the [[RUC]]'s South Region.<ref>Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, pp.94-95.</ref>	+	[[TCG South]] was a [[Tasking and Co-ordinating Group]] set up at Gough Barracks in 1979 to co-ordinate Army and police operations in the [[RUC]]'s South Region.<ref>Mark Urban, Big Boys' Rules, Faber and Faber, 1992, pp.94-95.</ref>

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