Strange Intelligence: Memoirs of Naval Secret Service
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That kind of thing was the province of the newspaper correspondent, far more than that of the intelligence man. The latter’s business was to find out what technical novelties or developments were included in the battleship, what mechanical innovations were being embodied in the submarine, or what engine-room improvements characterised the cruiser.The newspaper correspondent could not have sent this sort of information to his paper – or, if he did, he would have been very speedily invited to leav...e the country. And the invitation would have been one he could not well refuse.A good idea of the brand of technical knowledge with which the intelligence men had to be equipped can be gathered from the very interesting discussion that broke out after the war between Sir Eustace Tennyson d’Eyncourt, who was director of naval construction at the admiralty, and Dr Bürkner, who held a corresponding position in Berlin as chief of the shipbuilding division of the Marineamt.Sir Eustace, after he had visited the interned German ships at Scapa Flow and carefully examined them, presented a commentary on their designs to the Institution of Naval Architects.Dr Bürkner, in reply, published lengthy comments in the German technical paper Schiffbau (shipbuilding).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That kind of thing was the province of the newspaper correspondent, far more than that of the intelligence man. The latter’s business was to find out what technical novelties or developments were included in the battleship, what mechanical innovations were being embodied in the submarine, or what engine-room improvements characterised the cruiser.The newspaper correspondent could not have sent this sort of information to his paper – or, if he did, he would have been very speedily invited to leav...e the country. And the invitation would have been one he could not well refuse.A good idea of the brand of technical knowledge with which the intelligence men had to be equipped can be gathered from the very interesting discussion that broke out after the war between Sir Eustace Tennyson d’Eyncourt, who was director of naval construction at the admiralty, and Dr Bürkner, who held a corresponding position in Berlin as chief of the shipbuilding division of the Marineamt.Sir Eustace, after he had visited the interned German ships at Scapa Flow and carefully examined them, presented a commentary on their designs to the Institution of Naval Architects.Dr Bürkner, in reply, published lengthy comments in the German technical paper Schiffbau (shipbuilding).
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