WordNet
n. secret information about an enemy (or potential enemy); "we sent out planes to gather intelligence on their radar coverage" [syn: intelligence]
Usage examples of "intelligence information".
He was beginning to understand why his father had often been so pissed off at intelligence information that arrived in the Oval Office.
That was why they supplied his enemies with weapons, fed them with intelligence information, and loved killing Arabs.
He had been a high-ranking officer in the security forces, with access to invaluable intelligence information.
Additionally, although her capabilities were more limited than the AWACS, the Hawkeye could serve as electronic intercept aircraft and provide a whole host of intelligence information.
In fact, as Jeffrey suggested, Pastor Wilkes was privy to great quantities of intelligence information that would rival anything that Police Chief Baxter had in his files.
But he moves around a lot, depending on the intelligence information he gets on Sandinista activities from his network of local agents.
The command van was crowded now, with a dozen technicians tracking force movements, maintaining contact with the diverse elements of the assault force, and processing intelligence information as quickly as it could be assembled and filtered through the on-board tactical computer.
Lifted her bedroom tattle from pillow confidence to military intelligence information.
In the meantime, he'd provide additional intelligence information when needed.
She had the highest security clearances and sat on a good number of task forces so she had access to a lot of extremely sensitive intelligence information.
She certainly was not about to excuse herself and possibly miss the opportunity to gain valuable intelligence information.