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*Premier
 
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*[[Oakington IRC]]
 
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*[[Tinsley House IRC]]
 
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*[[Yarl's Wood IRC]]
 
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*[[Michael Guy]]
 
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*[[Lisa Hooper]]
 
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*[[John McClure]]
 
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*[[General Officer Commanding Northern Ireland]] (GOC NI) - Senior British military officer in Northern Ireland until 2009. Incumbents during the early troubles included [[Ian Freeland]], [[Harry Tuzo]] and [[Frank King]].
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*[[Commander Land Forces (Northern Ireland)]] (CLFNI). Senior British Army commander below the GOC. Notable CLF's included [[Anthony Farrar-Hockley]], [[Robert Ford]] and [[James Glover]].
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*[[Brigadier-General Staff (Intelligence) (DIS)]] - Senior British Army intelligence officer working on Northern Ireland.
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*[[Paul Morrison]]
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*[[39th Infantry Brigade]] - British Army Brigade covering Belfast area during the Troubles. Commanded by controversial counterinsurgency theorist [[Frank Kitson]] during the early 1970s.
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*[[Michael Guy]]
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*[[8th Infantry Brigade]] - Brigade covering Derry during the Troubles. The [[Bloody Sunday]] massacre took place during the command of [[Patrick MacLellan]] in 1972.
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*[[3rd Infantry Brigade]] - Covered Portadown and the border area.
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*[[Alan Hunt]]
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*[[Wyn Jones (Serco)|Wyn Jones]]
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*[[Alan Kittle]]
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*[[Walter MacGowan]]
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*[[Victoria Murray]]
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*[[Phil Nolan]]
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*[[Jon Palmer]]
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*[[Ken Paul]]
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*[[Jerry Petherick]]
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*[[Paul Rennie]]
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*[[Ben Saunders]]
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*[[Ian Scrupps]]
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*[[Danny Spencer]]
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*[[Alex Sweeney]]
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*[[David Tanner]]
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