Bryan Swift

Bryan Swift was a composite of Arthur Wise, Richard Meyers and Will C. Knott, who between them penned the entire series, which itself was created by Ejan Productions.

Mission Code: Symbol – Set January 1943 (1981–Arthur Wise)

Mission Code: King's Pawn – Set June 1943 (1981–Will C. Knott)

Mission Code: Minotaur – Set August 1943 (1981–Will C. Knott)

Mission Code: Granite Island – Set September 1943 (1981–Ric Meyers)

Mission Code: Springboard – Set April 1943 (1981–Will C. Knott)

Mission Code: Snow Queen – Set September 1943 (1982–Richard Meyers)

Mission Code: Acropolis – Set September 1943 (1982–Arthur Wise)

Mission Code: Volcano – Set October 1943 (1982–Richard Meyers)

Mission Code: Track And Destroy – Set December 1943 (1982–Will C. Knott)

Mission Code: Survival – Set February 1944 (1982–Richard Meyers)

Mission Code: Scorpion – Set July 1943 (1982–Richard Meyers)

Arthur Wise (1923-1983) was a UK drama consultant and author, most of whose works were thrillers; he also wrote as by John McArthur.

Richard Meyers (born 1953) is an American author, ghostwriter, screenwriter, consultant, actor, editor, and teacher, who may be best known for his contributions to the martial arts film industry (Rim Films having called him "one of the men most responsible for the acceptance of Asian action movies and stars in America").

Will C.(Cecil) Knott (1927-2008) He was best known as a Western writer and contributed to three long-running series – Longarm, the Trailsman, and Slocum – as well as working on other series and writing stand-alone traditional Western novels under his own name. He also wrote several mystery novels, some house-name men's adventure yarns, and a number of mystery and sports books for the young adult market.