ANNEXURE XII.
MISCELLANEOUS POINTS.
Personalities of S.O.E. known to GISKES.
The ony names recollected by GISKES:
Lieut. Colonel BLUNT.
His successor Major BINGHAM.
Miss BOND.
Lieut. KNIGHT.
Funk-Horchdienst & Fluko-Horchdienst.
The Funk-Horchdienst knew some of the call signs of aircraft carrying agents to the Continent. According to GISKES trial flights were made in the afternoon prior to the operation of that night and it was in many cases possible to intercept traffic between the aircraft and its controlling station. Then this traffic was reported to GISKES, he concluded and was generally right that an operation would take place that night. (Did he really need this information? Over the radio links he was also informed when and where a dropping would take place)
The Fluko-Horchdienst were given spacial orders to plot the courses of single low-flying aeroplanes and in this way, from their reports GISKES was able to get a general picture of the scope of dropping operations.
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