Sentence examples for naval information from inspiring English sources

But it has nothing to do with naval information; thanks to Thomas Powers, author of "Heisenberg's War," I am informed that it is the sound of an acronym -- SCIF -- secret compartmented intelligence facility.

Mr. Abujihaad's lawyer, Dan LaBelle, has said there is no proof that his client disclosed the naval information.

At the trial, prosecutors presented a "tasking list" from Chinese government handlers that set forth a catalog of naval information Mr. Mak was to obtain.

"Personally, I'm offended by the criticism," said Thomas Jurkowsky, a Lockheed spokesman and a former rear admiral and chief of naval information.

He survived the sinking of HMS Fiji off Crete and of HMS Coventry off the coast of North Africa, winding up a commander and chief of naval information in the East Indies (Indonesia) when Lord Mountbatten took the Japanese surrender there.

1936 Ex-Naval Officer Is Arrested Dismissed in 1927 after court martial for "scandalous conduct tending to impair the morale of the service," John S. Farnsworth, former lieutenant commander in the U.S. Navy, was arrested here today [July 14] and charged with selling confidential naval information to Japan.

released an audio tape purporting to show that a Russian scholar accused of spying gave an American naval officer here information about the armaments on a Russian intelligence ship, the Liman.

The officer, Vice Adm. David J. Dorsett, the deputy chief of naval operations for information dominance, said that although China had developed some weapons faster than the United States expected, he was not alarmed over all.

In recent years, under water sensor networks have been widely used in underwater environment for a wide range of applications, such as pollution monitoring, health monitoring of marine creatures, sensing naval activities and information gathering.

On one occasion, after the newspaper had paid a naval officer for information about an alleged plot relating to anthrax, she told the jury she had been summoned to Downing Street where top security officials urged her not to publish.

Lody had passed information on naval movements in the Firth of Forth to Berlin.