Sentence examples for maritime intelligence from inspiring English sources

The organisation, which is effectively a self-appointed maritime intelligence agency, has expanded rapidly across Europe.

Officials said the Norwegian military, which is respected for its maritime intelligence, recently gave the Pentagon a list of ships linked to Al Qaeda and its supporters.

In another measure of Iran's isolation, Reuters reported Friday that only 980 vessels called at Iranian ports in the first nine months of 2012, quoting private data from IHS Fairplay, a maritime intelligence publisher.

Opportunities for growth lie not only in telecoms satellites but in Earth observation, GPS, planetary exploration, weather forecasting, maritime intelligence, piracy monitoring, space tourism, precision agriculture, broadband and so on.

Glen Forbes, who runs the maritime intelligence agency Oceanus Live, suggested the following list of systemic troubles: "Seafarers' safety and security is compromised by poor safety standards, old and decrepit vessels, unscrupulous owners, blacklisted flag registries, and even near-slavery on fishing vessels".

Rocket Lab's latest customer, Spire, plans to launch a constellation of 100 satellites designed to provide solutions for maritime intelligence and weather monitoring systems.

Under the new agreement, that coordination would expand to include joint maritime surveillance, intelligence sharing and military exercises.

At the joint maritime operations center, signals intelligence analysts detect the mother ship launching a Russian Tipchak -- a medium-altitude, long-endurance, unmanned aircraft with "U.S.-derived systems and avionics" and outfitted with air-to-air as well as air-to-surface missiles.

These ranged from the Firestone Rubber Plantation, the world's largest, to regional Voice of America transmitters and other sophisticated equipment used for intelligence communications and maritime navigation.

Fallon did not directly refer to ground troops and may have been thinking more in terms of a call is for the Gulf states to look at whether they could contribute more in terms of intelligence-gathering, finance, maritime services or more airstrikes.

"They could be used for tracking ships and providing intelligence to the other maritime forces.