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Yes. MI6 or SIS. British intelligence company. Their official website is http://media.mi6.gov.uk/ . pretty cool. also a lot easier to join or become a "spy" then in the U.S. The company James Bond worked for. Not exactly the same... they added a bit of action... no. I'm not connected to MI6... I'm not British.
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∙ 14y agoYes, though MI6 is now called the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS).
SIS Website: http://www.sis.gov.uk/output/sis-home-welcome
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What organization did James Bond belong to?
The fictional character James Bond (codename 007) is a secret agent of MI6 (Military Intelligence Section 6), which today is known in real life as the SIS (Secret Intelligence Service).
When was MI6 Founded?
the MI6 was built in 2004
Does MI6 exist?
We have the CIA The British have MI6
Is there a kids mi6?
MI6 is the British Secret Intelligence Service responsible for intelligence and security operations overseas. There is no separate division specifically for children or kids within MI6.
Who is the current leader of MI6?
robert downton hi anyone from my class in portchester this answer is real and im trying to help you and tell me if you saw this.
What is the difference between the MI5 and the MI6?
MI5 is domestic intelligence while MI6 works overseas
Who is m in James Bond?
In the James Bond series of novels and films, M is the codename for the head of MI6 (Military Intelligence Section 6). The character has been portrayed by Bernard Lee, Robert Brown, and Judi Dench. In the novels, it was revealed that M's real name is Sir Miles Messervy, and was a Vice Admiral in the Royal Navy before joining MI6.
Is the MI6 Freemason?
No
When you write MI6 do you write it in capitals?
MI6 (the British Military Intelligence) agency is always spelled with capitals.
Is Alex Rider a real CIA agent?
No he has worked for theem though. He never works voluntarily and when hes forced into work, its by MI6 the CIA of England.
Where is the MI6 Headquarters?
Nuketown
Who were the mi6 in storm breaker?
blunt
