نشاط المتمردين العمانيين p.163

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Bahrain, Muscat and POMEC
(Aden) and Saving to UKMis New York.

BC101698
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Cairo press on Oman.
POMEC (Aden)/794.

This is tendentious rubbish.
UKMIS New York

Point 1. The position is essentially the
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same as that reported to the U.N. by Mr. de

Ribbing in 1963. He then said that in the army
En Clair.
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and gendarmerie totalling 2,333, there were 26
Cypher

seconded British officers, 35 British contract

officers and, for training purposes, up to 6
Distribution : FOWH

N.C.O's. The Sultan's air force had 10 seconded
R.A.F. personnel. In adation, As the ad hoc
Committee on Oman were recently told, there are

R.A.F. detachments at Masirah Island and the
staging post at Salalah who, however, are
concerned with staging and do not affect the
local administration in any way. Mr. de Ribbing)
quoted the Sultan as declaring emphatically that
"everything is in my hands" and that the British
officers had nothing to do with policy making.
As you know this is true.
3. Poknts 2 and 3 and allegation in your para 2
are pure fiction. No one in the Sultanate has