Sentence examples for brigade intelligence from inspiring English sources
At one point, he said, Lieutenant Colonel Richard K. Blackledge, the brigade intelligence officer, had come into the operations center and expressed concern.
Lynskey, who was known as the Monk — because he had trained for the Cistercian order before joining the armed struggle — was a brigade intelligence officer and an ardent believer in the mission of the Provisional I.R.A.
At the outbreak of the second world war, Oppenheimer joined the 4th South African armoured car regiment as a brigade intelligence officer, working with the British Army in North Africa.
"I remember it very clearly when the report first came through that day at brigade intelligence," said Anthony Short, who was a young soldier serving in Malaya at the time.
Lynskey, who was known as the Monk because he had trained for the Cistercian order before joining the armed struggle was a brigade intelligence officer and an ardent believer in the mission of the Provisional I.R.A.
Then [the pictures are] transferred to, I don't know, the General Security Service, the battalion or brigade intelligence unit, so they have information on what the people look like.
Mr. Obrenovic said his brigade's intelligence chief told him to prepare for some 3,000 prisoners in his area.
Ambushes and Snipers One thing that can be said about the brigade's intelligence analysts: they are ready to learn from mistakes.
Whether this was ever Mr. Hussein's home or someone else's was a mystery to the brigade's intelligence officer, Maj.
The expanding activities of the brigade, which intelligence officials say receives support from the Iranian Revolutionary Guards and might fight as an Iranian proxy against President Saddam Hussein, pose fresh diplomatic challenges to both Kurdish authorities and the United States.
John M. Altman, the brigade's intelligence analyst, said American forces had expected to encounter suicide bombers, but only when they moved into Baghdad and other cities, something they have avoided doing.
