When Alice Sheldon left the CIA in 1955, she was unsure about her marriage and used her training in intelligence to disappear for a brief period.
The Pentagon, which regularly rotates dozens of special forces troops through the south of the country for military exercises, said it was providing the Philippines with security assistance and training in intelligence, reconnaissance and surveillance.
Trained in intelligence, Camp Ritchie.
Drafted into the US army in 1942, Kreisler was trained in intelligence work and helped as an interpreter in the interrogation of Nazi prisoners, among them Hermann Goering.
Trained in intelligence and special forces, the superspy always used the latest gadgets, thwarted Soviet agents, brought international gangsters to justice, and inevitably bedded a beautiful woman.
Trained in intelligence for a mission in France that was later aborted, he found himself back in Bucharest, serving as a translator.
A talented computer technician, she trained in intelligence analysis in Fort Drum, New York, before being sent out to Iraq to apply her skills in the war zone.
By dismissing the defense's motion, the judge effectively accepted that, as a matter of law, evidence that the leaker was trained in intelligence and received training on the fact that that enemy uses the internet to collect information about the United States is a legally sufficient basis for conviction.
And the prosecutor's response was, "That is absolutely true". By dismissing the defense's motion, the judge effectively accepted that, as a matter of law, evidence that the leaker was trained in intelligence and received training on the fact that that enemy uses the internet to collect information about the United States is a legally sufficient basis for conviction.
Last year's budget freeze after the fall in oil prices in 2008 has left little money for training forces in intelligence.
He writes that "individuals, fluent in difficult languages and able to pass as native members of other cultures, will have to befriend and win acceptance by their own societies' enemies," and he adds that fiction may supply "firmer suggestions as to how the war against terrorism should be fought than academic training courses in intelligence technique".
