Sentence examples for intelligence duties from inspiring English sources
The colonel said he would assign him to intelligence duties too.
The service, a free-wheeling regiment with military, police and intelligence duties, had no basis in Russian law.
He also took on some intelligence duties, and once "snuffed around" Bermuda after the capture of a German submarine.
Appearing before a House appropriations subcommittee, Mr. Mueller proposed a "service within a service" in which the bureau would centralize its intelligence duties.
In 1955, Prouty was assigned to coordinate operations between the USAF and the CIA, and remained in intelligence duties until retiring in 1964 to join an aircraft company.
The Obama administration's decision to maintain current levels of national security staffing comes as officials acknowledge, as Mr. Mueller did in his testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee, that the shift of agents to counterterrorism and intelligence duties after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, has seriously complicated other efforts.
The Second Bureau was also reformed with its censorship, counter-espionage and intelligence gathering duties being passed to a new Fifth Bureau; though the Second Bureau retained some of its former intelligence responsibilities.
But Goldsmith says he was actually suffering from the more severe Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) brought on by his year-long 2005 deployment to Iraq, where his intelligence-gathering duties included photographing the sites of war crimes and mass graves.
Being a publicity man out here seems to have taken on some of the aspects of a lawyer's and an intelligence agent's duties and responsibilities.
At first Clarke worked alone and in secret, under the official title "Intelligence Officer (special duties) to the Commander-in-Chief".
In the United States in January, a wayward drone flown by an off-duty intelligence employee crashed on the White House grounds, raising questions over how commercial and consumer drones can be used safely in the US.
