What was the name of the operation that resulted from the Jimmy Saville Sex Scandal?
Operation Yewtree the size of a small city." Carole Malone claimed the case against Travis was a "witch-hunt", adding "if police spent more of their limited time and resources hunting dangerous sex criminals – and less on celebrity gropers – the world would be a safer place." According to "The Guardian", the failed Metropolitan Police investigation, Operation Midland, was "forged by the experience of the Jimmy Savile scandal, and the subsequent Operation Yewtree inquiry"; in particular, the use of a high-profile press conference to get additional victims to come forward to corroborate each other’s stories. In February 2016, the late Irish Supreme
Gordon P. Saville the Proving Ground Command and the School of Applied Tactics. Saville charged the AAFSAT with developing air defense doctrines and tactics, and with the testing of air defense equipment and methods. Later that month he was ordered to the North African theater, where he served as chief of staff of the Mediterranean Air Command. Under Carl Andrew Spaatz, Saville argued against the plans for Operation Tidal Wave in August, the air attack on oil refineries in Ploieşti. After the operation resulted in heavy American casualties with little effect on oil production, Saville described it as a "goddamned thing... ridiculous and