R. V. Jones

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R. V. Jones was a British physicist and scientific intelligence officer renowned for his crucial role in Allied technical intelligence and countermeasures against German radar and weapons during the Second World War.

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instanceOf British person
human
physicist
scientific intelligence officer
authorOf Most Secret War
Reflections on Intelligence
awardReceived Commander of the Order of the British Empire
Companion of the Order of the Bath
Copley Medal
Fellow of the Royal Society
US Medal of Freedom
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
educatedAt University of Aberdeen
University of Oxford
employer Air Ministry (United Kingdom)
linked to: Air Ministry

British government
linked to: UK government

Secret Intelligence Service (MI6)
University of Aberdeen
familyName Jones
fieldOfWork electromagnetism
military technology
physics
scientific intelligence
fullName Reginald Victor Jones
genre autobiography
military history
givenName Reginald
Victor
influenced development of modern technical intelligence practices
influencedBy British scientific tradition in physics
James Clerk Maxwell
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Royal Society
Royal Society of Edinburgh
militaryConflict Second World War
linked to: World War II
nationality British
notableFor Allied technical intelligence during the Second World War
analysis of German radio navigation systems
countermeasures against German radar
countermeasures against German weapons systems
development of radar countermeasures such as Window (chaff)
pioneering scientific intelligence methods
role in the Battle of the Beams
notableWork Most Secret War
occupation intelligence officer
physicist
university professor
positionHeld Assistant Director of Intelligence (Science), Air Ministry
Head of Scientific Intelligence, Air Ministry
Professor of Natural Philosophy at the University of Aberdeen
workLocation Aberdeen
London
linked to: London, England

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