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Open verdict by Collins, Tony Editor of Computer weekly, Tony Collins, Steven Arkell · Booklabria

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Open verdict

BiographyCorrupt practices

Open verdict

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First published: 1990
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

At least 25 people, mostly computer programmers, died mysteriously in the UK's defence industries in the 1980s. Despite the range of projects, their work essentially concerned different facets of the same problem: electronic warfare. The detailed account of these deaths is one of the most enigmatic and disturbing stories to emerge about the defence of the West since the end of the Second World War.

Subjects: Biography
Corrupt practices
Classified Defense information
Defense industries
Defense information, Classified
Violent deaths
Set in: Great Britain
Time: 1980s

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