Travel Bug Dog Tag Agent Diddle

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Agent Diddle is the UN appointed ambassador, responsible for liaison between the various Anti-Evil Sheep Interpol Agencies.

Agent Diddle's current mission is to visit the secret service headquarters in each EU member state to improve working relationships between institutions.

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The Anti-Evil Sheep Interpol agreement was established in early 2007 to facilitate cross boarder co-operation & communication between national agencies regarding all intelligence surrounding the movements of the EVIL SHEEP (TB1CRMA).

Diddle's responsibility is to ensure that intelligence relating to the Evil Sheep's whereabouts flows freely across boarders, whilst maintaining the highest degree of secrecy pertaining to the official secrets act.

Diddle's primary point of contact in the UK is PB-DCHQESI (TB1CQXE).

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Write note 9/26/2007 cannonedwards posted a note for it   Visit Log

Agent Diddle has now been briefed and is awaiting transport to his first stop off point.

  • Agent Diddle ready to Rock and Roll
Retrieve It from a Cache 9/17/2007 cannonedwards retrieved it from SRR Witness Relocation Programme United Kingdom   Visit Log

Agent Diddle is in the briefing room awaiting instruction.

Dropped Off 9/5/2007 SuebyDoo placed it in SRR Witness Relocation Programme United Kingdom   Visit Log

During World War II, photographic reconnaissance played a major part in military intelligence. The techniques that were developed then gave intelligence officers the ability to view the enemy's activities in 3D, and make highly accurate assessments.

The Aerial Reconnaissance Archives (TARA) at Keele University currently hold over five million World War II aerial reconnaissance photographs of Western Europe that have been deposited by The UK Ministry of Defence.
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