MI 1 2 3 and 4 ???????????????????????????

[mollykins]

If there are MIs 5 and 6 , what happened to 1 2 3 and 4?

[redman41]

All these Motorways exist molly. Take a look at AA Road Atlas ! :-)))

[mollykins]

mi not M1

[factor-fiction]

I could balance your chemical equation earlier but this time I've no idea what you mean, Mollykins

[mike11111]

MIs 1 to 4 were ordinary divisions of the Home Office, dealing with matters in the public domain, not espionage or the Secret Service.

[factor-fiction]

I thought you were still doing chemistry!.
Do you mean MI5 and MI6 intelligence services?

[chelle7272]

MI1 (Codebreaking), MI2 (Russia and Scandinavia), MI3 (Eastern Europe), MI4 (Aerial Reconnaisance), were merged into MI5 & 6 after the Second World War

[mollykins]

There's an MI5 which deals with threats to the uk and MI6 spies on other countries but what about MI1 MI2 MI3 and MI4?

[mollykins]

ahhhh thanks guys.

[mollykins]

No factor ive finished it now.

[jaydah]

thanx molls - at this rate we'll all have equal qualifications :)

[mollykins]

What do you mean?

[ABerrant]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MI_numbers

[mollykins]

Wow it went all the way to 19!

[mollykins]

was 13 not used because it's unlucky?

[jackthehat]

Yes.
No.

[mollykins]

whose ronny . . . . !!!?

[ChuckFickens]

I can understand them missing out MI13, but why did they miss out MI18?

[mollykins]

hhhmmmm . . . . .