Sentence examples for branch of Military intelligence from inspiring English sources

The attack on Thursday sheared the face off the nine-story building of the Palestine Branch of military intelligence, long feared as the headquarters for the surveillance, arrest and torture of government opponents, especially Islamic militants.

"You can drop a needle in Kfar Souseh and hear it," said a resident who lives near the Palestine branch of Military Intelligence in Kfar Souseh.

That was the time they would remove the blindfold so the girls could see what was happening before their eyes, and wouldn't know when their turn would come," said a woman who was held in the Palestine Branch of Military Intelligence in Damascus, according to the BBC report below.

In Jenkins's book, Black Magic and Bogeymen, Wallace admitted that the "psych-ops" branch of military intelligence exploited public fear of satanism stoked by films such as The Exorcist and The Devil Rides Out.

Col. Hla Min, the deputy director of the Office of Strategic Studies, a planning branch of military intelligence.

In 1940, he was appointed as an Anti-Aircraft (AA) liaison officer to RAF Hawkinge, part of an initiative to share intelligence on German AA operations with bomber groups; these posts were controlled by a branch of Military Intelligence, MI14E.

His 43-year-old cousin Hafez Makhlouf was not only the feared head of a particularly nasty branch of Syrian intelligence charged with the defence of Damascus.

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Assad was a changeable, uncertain man, increasingly swayed by the harder line of his family, especially his brother Maher and his cousin Hafez Makhlouf, who heads the internal branch of Syrian intelligence.

The British, who feared Stalin would make a deal with Hitler, sought to drive a wedge between the two dictators, leading Stalin to conclude from Churchill's warning that the British were seeking to provoke a Soviet-German war.The third and most important factor was the behaviour of the various branches of Soviet intelligence.

Friday's test has been designed by the Bank with input from the National Cyber Security Centre, a branch of Britain's intelligence and security service, GCHQ.