Henry Clevemore

Sir Henry Clevemore was the Director-General of Britain's Secret Intelligence Service. He often permitted himself to be thought of as well past his prime, to include never getting Bernard Samson's name right. He was completely aware of and approved Operation Sinker.

Associations
Before joining London Central, Sir Henry was a General in the British Army [Berlin Game chap 3]

There is a question mark whether the D-G benefits from especial loyalty from certain of his reports – does Dicky Cruyer for example let slip that the6y enjoy a closer relationship than his (senior, but not that senior) role strictly requires? ‘You wait until I tell the old man that one.’ [Berlin Game chap 4]