WordNet
n. intelligence of all types and forms of immediate interest; usually disseminated without delays for evaluation or interpretation
Usage examples of "current intelligence".
There was time to look at the best current intelligence data, to model the attacks, to think about where their rear area coverage was going to be weakest.
Based on current intelligence, Bothawui is just as likely to be targeted as Bilbringi.
In five seconds, LADAR had scanned one hundred and twenty-five thousand cubic miles of earth and sky around the bomber, correlated the scan with known terrain features and current intelligence information, and stored the image in computer memory.
I think they're in charge of keeping the current intelligence info side of it updated, but even they don't know what it's for.
If the KGB or GRU or whatever weird collection of initials that was Russia's current intelligence agency was listening in, they were going to have fun figuring that one out.
They at least know who and what we represent and can furnish us with current intelligence regard.
Now then, Joe, let me brief you on the more current intelligence making the rounds in the bazaars.