MI(R) of the War Office

Target entity: MI(R) of the War Office
Context triple: [Special Operations Executive, precededBy, MI(R) of the War Office]

• A. War Office
  The War Office was the former British government department responsible for administering the Army and overseeing military policy and organization until its functions were absorbed into the Ministry of Defence.
• B. Munitions Board
  The Munitions Board was a U.S. defense agency responsible for coordinating the procurement, production, and allocation of military supplies and equipment among the armed services.
• C. Army Headquarters Secretariat
  The Army Headquarters Secretariat is an administrative body that supports the senior leadership and operational functions of the British Army’s headquarters.
• D. Committee of Imperial Defence
  The Committee of Imperial Defence was a high-level British governmental body established in the early 20th century to coordinate military and strategic policy across the armed services and the wider empire.
• E. Household Division of the British Army
  The Household Division of the British Army is an elite formation of regiments responsible for ceremonial duties and the protection of the British monarch, including high-profile state occasions in London.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: MI(R) of the War Office
Target entity description: MI(R) of the War Office was a British military intelligence research and development section responsible for planning and supporting irregular warfare and sabotage operations before and during the early years of World War II.

• A. War Office
  The War Office was the former British government department responsible for administering the Army and overseeing military policy and organization until its functions were absorbed into the Ministry of Defence.
• B. Munitions Board
  The Munitions Board was a U.S. defense agency responsible for coordinating the procurement, production, and allocation of military supplies and equipment among the armed services.
• C. Army Headquarters Secretariat
  The Army Headquarters Secretariat is an administrative body that supports the senior leadership and operational functions of the British Army’s headquarters.
• D. Committee of Imperial Defence
  The Committee of Imperial Defence was a high-level British governmental body established in the early 20th century to coordinate military and strategic policy across the armed services and the wider empire.
• E. Household Division of the British Army
  The Household Division of the British Army is an elite formation of regiments responsible for ceremonial duties and the protection of the British monarch, including high-profile state occasions in London.
• F. None of above. chosen