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The fonds consists of WWII military oral history interviews on clandestine operations i.e. spying. Nine interviews of both men and women. The fonds also consists of research materials and correspondence used in the writing of "Camp X: Canada's School for Secret Agents, 1941-1945" by David Stafford (Toronto: Lester and Orpen Dennys, 1986).

Item is an interview/narrative of Thomas A. Cacchioni's experiences during World War II. Flying Officer Cacchioni, D.D.S. served with the Royal Canadian Air Force. Interview took place on March 13, 1983.

Item is an interview/narrative of Robert L. Masters' experiences during World War II. Flight Sergeant Masters served with the Royal Canadian Air Force. Interview took place on November 27, 1982 and March 19, 1983.

Item is an interview/narrative of Pierre Chass' experiences during World War II. Colonel Chass served with the Royal 22e Regiment and Special Operations Executive. Interview took place on April 12, 1983.

Item is an interview/narrative of Sonia Birch-Jones' experiences during World War II. Mrs. Birch-Jones served with Special Operations Executive, Force 136. Interview took place on November 25, 1982.

Item is an interview/narrative of Eugene Morris Johnson's experiences during World War II. Captain Johnson served with the Malacca Volunteers, the Canadian Intelligence Corps and Special Operations Executive, Force 136. Interview took place on April 29, 1983.

Item is an interview/narrative of Norman Rubenstein's experiences during World War II. Bombardier Rubenstein served with the Royal Artillery. Interview took place on October 30, 1982.

Item is an interview/narrative of Robert Matula's experiences during World War II. Matula served with the Czech Army and in British Intelligence, Czech Section. Interview took place on November 21, 1982 and January 30, 1983.

Item is an interview/narrative of Hugh Roulston Stephen's experiences during World War II. Captain Stephen served with the Royal Canadian Artillery, the Canadian Intelligence Corps and the Special Operations Executive, Force 136. Interview took place on March 30, 1983.

Item is an interview/narrative of Mary Isabella Ingram's experiences during World War II. Miss Ingram served with the British Military Intelligence, MI5, Special Operations Executive, Force 136 and the Ministry of Economic Warfare. Interview took place on February 3, 1983.