The system is designed for integration into the fuselage or wing sections of intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) aircraft and would increase the system performance through the availability of increased area and decreased system weight.
One section of an intelligence test read: "Deserts are crossed by: horse, camels, mules, elephants".
He was the belligerent and uncompromising head of the prisoner of war interrogation section of the intelligence corps.
The man in charge, Lt. Col Alexander Scotland – the belligerent, uncompromising head of the prisoner of war interrogation section of the intelligence corps – remained indignant when confronted with allegations of torture.
Fleming based the character on a number of people he knew who commanded sections of British intelligence.
In the Publications and Reports section of the site, Intelligence in the War of Independence makes the skulduggery of the Continental Congress exciting.
I eventually tracked down a copy to the National Film Archive in Pune, 60 miles south-west of Mumbai – a low-rise bureaucratic complex that could double as the lair of an especially disreputable section of the Indian intelligence services.
Last summer, as the spies were being rounded up, a senior man in Unit 8200, the section of Israeli military intelligence tasked with eavesdropping on Israel's enemies, shot himself in his office.
Mr. C. Martin, Dr. Y. Hattori and many other colleagues at the Section of Language and Intelligence, the Primate Research Institute, Kyoto University KUPRII) kindly provided assistance during experiments.
Mr. Shaik, who has served in several government intelligence and domestic posts, worked in the intelligence section of the apartheid-era African National Congress, headed by Mr. Zuma.
