Sentence examples for commander intelligence from inspiring English sources
It will be led by Doug Beck, a vice president at Apple who is a reserve Navy commander, intelligence officer, and combat veteran who served in both Iraq and Afghanistan.
DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan, Oct 5 (Reuters) - A suspected U.S. drone strike killed five militants in Pakistan's tribal north-west on Sunday including a senior ethnic Uzbek commander, intelligence sources said.
Commanders, intelligence assets, military equipment – all were being re-routed to Baghdad.
If the "gossip" she has heard is accurate, Chilcot's report will blame many different parties – not just government ministers or legal advisers, but civil servants, army commanders, intelligence officers.
During the Korean War he served as Lieutenant Commander, Combat Intelligence, on the carrier Essex.
A senior former US military commander and intelligence chief has warned against a pre-emptive "bloody nose" strike on North Korea.
At long rows of tables that run down the middle of each shelter, dozens of analysts and war planners would sit before laptop computers and banks of telephones to help the commander integrate intelligence and direct the battle.
The newcomer award went to Humphrey Ker, 28, for Dymock Watson: Nazi Smasher!, a story of derring-do loosely based on the exploits of his grandfather, a naval commander and intelligence officer who in the Second World War was parachuted behind enemy lines in Romania to destroy a German supply route.
KABUL — The Afghan government on Friday delayed legislative elections by one week in Kandahar province after the provincial police commander and intelligence chief were assassinated Thursday by a Taliban gunman, leaving a dangerous security vacuum in the southern region that is home to the insurgents.
American military commanders and intelligence analysts complain that such information has been sorely lacking.
Fourth Division commanders and intelligence officers refused to identify their star informant today, citing continuing operations.
