Provision of military advisers
FO 371/168893 1963Description
This file contains correspondence relating to:
- Letter [enclosed] from the British Ambassador C T Crowe to Sayyed Omar Saqqaf proposing terms for the provision of British military advisors to the Saudi Arabian National Guard (61)
- Prince Abdulla Bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud's desire for a visit by a Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers [REME] officer to advise and report on the reorganisation of vehicle spares and maintenance policy, and a Marconi representative in connection with the Higgins Report and the Saudi requirement for wireless equipment (62)
- Request by Lieutenant Colonel T N Bromage for help in renewing his children's visas and a visa for his children's new nanny (63)
- Arrangements for the payment of air fares of military advisors travelling from the UK to Saudi Arabia (64)
- Lieutenant Colonel T N Bromage and Brigadier K Timbrell not getting on. Timbrell recommended Bromage be removed from the training mission after a complaint by the Commander of the National Guard Prince Abdulla about Bromage talking to outsiders, such as Kemal Adham. Bromage denied this and suggested it was part of a plot by a former Syrian intelligence officer Ibraham Husseini (65)
- Letter from Brigadier Timbrell about various issues and projects in Saudi Arabia (66)