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| Between 1877 and 1882 he worked for the | Intelligence Division of the Ministry of War. |
| dolf Hitler's immediate superior in an Army | Intelligence Division in the Reichswehr, 1919-1920. |
| The | Intelligence division would send memos to the Governor, |
| and Macedonia, 1915-1917, and in the Naval | Intelligence Division during 1918 (and was awarded the L |
| as an instructor at Army Staff College, as | Intelligence Division Intelligence Plans Chief at the Su |
| 1947, following a stint with the U.S. Army | Intelligence division in World War II, he joined the fac |
| -health, Hall was appointed Director of the | Intelligence Division (DID) by the Admiralty in October |
| luding J. Edgar Hoover, head of the General | Intelligence Division of the Bureau of Investigation. |
| In 20 April 2003 he was arrested by | intelligence division of law enforcement because of his |
| ial Branch), and was appointed to the Naval | Intelligence Division (NID 2), in the section concentrat |
| Ralph Izzard was recruited to the Naval | Intelligence Division and 30 Assault Unit by Ian Fleming |
| In 1913 he became the Director of the | Intelligence Division of the Admiralty War Staff and the |
| During the First World War he was in the | intelligence division of the British Admiralty. |
| In 1885, the Army established the Military | Intelligence Division (MID). |
| He served as chief code designator, | Intelligence Division, Air Transport Command, and later |
| October 1948 Chamberlin was director of the | Intelligence Division, G-2, on the War Department Genera |
| 36 Muirhead-Gould was a member of the Naval | Intelligence Division, assigned to the British Embassy i |
| 1965 to 1967 by memos sent to him from the | Intelligence division. |
| e retiring in 1942 and going into the Naval | Intelligence Division. |
| n amount of friction between the Combat and | Intelligence divisions have been highlighted within the |
| and maintenance, payment systems, business | intelligence, document imaging and digitization, IT cons |
| Also every map contains cases of | intelligence documents that the player can seek out for |
| d that he provided the KGB's Technical Line | intelligence documents and a formula for color motion pi |
| ng Test: The Elusive Standard of Artificial | Intelligence, Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 200 |
| rench were aware of his activities, with an | intelligence dossier calling him a "likable and intellig |
| n media after being named in a 2003 British | intelligence dossier, released to the public by Prime Mi |
| his brilliant feats in the transmission of | intelligence drew worldwide attention to his dispatches. |
| various bases are governed by an artificial | intelligence dubbed Sennacherib. |
| can citizen who allegedly worked for Soviet | intelligence during World War II. |
| An account of Naval | Intelligence during World War I. |
| ughter were Americans who worked for Soviet | intelligence during World War II. |
| ritish archaeologist who worked for British | intelligence during World War II. |
| is alleged that they also worked for Soviet | Intelligence during World War II, Bella in the Office of |
| Foreign Office and was a member of British | Intelligence during the Second World War. |
| ler Inquiry team, which examined the use of | intelligence during the Iraq War. |
| ry 10, 2004) was Canadian Director of Naval | Intelligence during the Second World War and an author. |
| lly knew William Casey, Director of Central | Intelligence during the Reagan Administration, as well a |
| tes Air Force as Deputy Director of Central | Intelligence during the 1950s. |
| enters for Allied cryptological and signals | intelligence during the Pacific Campaign of World War II |
| n Fleming-who served under Godfrey in Naval | Intelligence during World War II-based M, the fictional |
| med [I] served in the infantry and military | intelligence during Desert Storm and Bosnia conflicts, t |
| After serving in military | intelligence during World War II, White moved to New Yor |
| tory of international relations and British | Intelligence during the Second World War. |
| He worked in Naval | Intelligence during World War II, and in 1946 took a pos |
| e fact that they collaborated with military | intelligence during the capture of Comrade Feliciano. |
| he fact that he continued to work for naval | intelligence during the remainder of the war. |
| linked to a covert relationship with Soviet | intelligence during World War II. |
| ving as a lieutenant in the Office of Naval | Intelligence during World War II. |
| e Americans who allegedly worked for Soviet | intelligence during World War II. |
| orwegian clandestine organization for naval | intelligence during World War II, led from Oslo. |
| rganization established in Crete by British | Intelligence during the Axis occupation of Greece in Wor |
| After serving in Army | intelligence during World War II, he signed a movie cont |
| bt was one of the great successes of German | intelligence during World War II, albeit one that came t |
| He served in Hawaii in naval | intelligence during World War II. |
| He was believed to have had | intelligence duties as well as medical. |
| PKB carried out investigation and criminal | intelligence duties as well as gathered reports of the G |
| Air Staff as Assistant Section Officer for | Intelligence duties, before being posted in July 1942 to |
| He was on | intelligence duty on the night of 11-12 September 2001, |
| he battlefield and also through his work in | intelligence earned him several awards including the Ran |
| opean Coordinating Committee for Artificial | Intelligence ECCAI (2005). |
| Business: The commercial uses of artificial | intelligence, ed. |
| Language Memo 70, Department of Artificial | Intelligence, Edinburgh University. |
| nowledge of the local economy and utilising | intelligence effectively |
| ing the enemy before they can protect their | intelligence effectively, while defenders will set up va |
| August 1943 Furman was put in charge of an | intelligence effort formed by Groves in response to conc |
| uring the Pacific war, he aided the British | intelligence effort over the Japanese. |
| d by Michael Collins to counter the British | intelligence efforts during the Irish War of Independenc |
| with active support from the BSF and Indian | intelligence, either led or failed to stop the violence |
| , Allen Welsh Dulles, a Director of Central | Intelligence, Eleanor Lansing Dulles, economist and dipl |
| ecember 1942 to 1944, the Casabianca landed | intelligence elements, radios, ammunitions and weapons i |
| eknownst to Tenney, her contact with Soviet | intelligence Elizabeth Bentley, had defected and was coo |
| For example, Military | Intelligence, employees of Canadian Security Intelligenc |
| The highly accurate and current | intelligence enabled the Allied forces to maintain detai |
| e reporting restrictions placed by military | intelligence, enabling him to reassure the public that a |
| of the company, who worked as an artificial | intelligence engineer at the Bell Labs before he founded |
| The “Winds Code” is a confused military | intelligence episode relating to the Attack on Pearl Har |
| eaking countries for the purpose of sharing | intelligence, especially signals intelligence. |
| Its activities were | intelligence, espionage, graffiti and sign writings, as |
| service in various capacities in the Indian | intelligence establishment led to great improvements in |
| reatened to prosecute senior figures in the | intelligence establishment for corruption. |
| Committee that recommended reform of the US | Intelligence establishment. |
| A U.S. National | Intelligence Estimate focused on Guyana's short term con |
| A National | Intelligence Estimate of less than a week earlier stated |
| e capabilities were addressed in a National | Intelligence Estimate, which concluded that New Delhi be |
| And the 2006 National | Intelligence Estimate, which outlined the considered jud |
| CIA released a 1974 Special National | Intelligence Estimate, Prospects for Further Proliferati |
| Meanwhile, Allied | intelligence estimated that there were approximately 31, |
| Intelligence estimated the enemy strength to be one rein | |
| these, for example, are nearly 200 National | Intelligence Estimates on Southeast Asia, plus monthly s |
| belief was further reinforced by published | intelligence estimates of the Turkish Cypriot force pres |
| s, automation, embedded systems, artificial | intelligence etc. |
| Diana Prince continued to work in military | intelligence, eventually rising to the rank of Major. |
| erson of ordinary prudence, discretion, and | intelligence exercises in the management of the person's |
| Due to his | intelligence experience, the INS Commissioner, General J |
| was a dangerous mission but Chu Huy Man, an | intelligence expert trained in Moscow, felt confident. |
| Brewster Kahle '78, artificial | intelligence expert |
| versial television role was as the military | intelligence expert in the Channel Four experimental doc |
| combat, Mr. Jones aids the resistance as an | intelligence expert, directing many of its operations ea |
| wers (born December 12, 1940) is an author, | intelligence expert, and recipient of the Pulitzer Prize |
| college at age twelve and became the team's | intelligence expert. |
| The Israeli Ambassador and British | intelligence experts blamed pro-Iranian extremists, alle |
| The | intelligence experts at SHAEF responsible for planning t |
| Many | intelligence experts regard him as one of the greatest s |
| oviding direction on evidence gathering and | intelligence exploitation. |
| His | intelligence, facile pen, and actual experience of war m |
| the U.S. had communications and electronic | intelligence facilities in Iran, and operated U-2 intell |
| westen Kaserne and was used primarily as an | intelligence facility until it was returned to the Germa |
| ng advanced algorithms for a decision - the | intelligence factor - varies between difficulty levels. |
| ionship between visual perception and human | intelligence factors. |
| ions and blunders behind "the most damaging | intelligence failure since Pearl Harbor." |
| on in US military records indicates that an | intelligence failure helped contribute to the mis-target |
| " | Intelligence errors are factual inaccuracies in analysis |
| that occurred one of the US Army's greatest | intelligence failures in history - the failure to predic |
| However | intelligence failures and poor organization led to Marke |
| y of the 9/11 attacks pointed the finger at | intelligence failures, rather than a more spectacular cl |
| He argues that human | intelligence far outstrips any survivalist demands that |
| their speed and endurance, as well as their | intelligence, far outstrip those of a standard horse. |
| t as a "record so superb it might just make | intelligence fashionable again", and surmising that the |
| British | intelligence featured the aircraft in AIR 40/237, a repo |
| United States Army, serving in the military | intelligence field from 1983 to 1987. |
| shadowy industrial, political and former US | intelligence figures who are giving vent to their growin |
| as well as disillusioned Axis military and | intelligence figures whom they encounter. |
| Office of Naval | Intelligence file on Mutsuki |
| (Johnson Library, National Security File, | Intelligence File, Guerrilla Problem in Latin America) T |
| Irish Army | intelligence files in the National Archives of Ireland s |
| urity, corporate security, travel services, | intelligence, film & television technical consulting, tr |
| During his service in military | intelligence, Firebrace was involved (in 1944) in the af |
| upported a literal 'mental energy' model of | intelligence, first postulated by Charles Spearman. |
| During the 1920s Soviet | intelligence focused on military and industrial espionag |
| Zubaydi on October 3, 2008, after receiving | intelligence following bombings in Baghdad against Shia |
| of 52 signatories on "Mainstream Science on | Intelligence," an editorial written by Linda Gottfredson |
| , then to Tokyo Bay to obtain vital weather | intelligence for the upcoming Doolittle Raid. |
| r telecommunications and Smallworld Spatial | Intelligence for business analysis. |
| n the United States Army Office of Military | Intelligence for three years, serving one tour in German |
| lan (a friend and former client) to provide | intelligence for the Department of the Ohio. |
| vide the managerial strategy and artificial | intelligence for a computer game. |
| to build expertise in and provide improved | intelligence for the missions in those countries and the |
| ty to leave the islands, providing valuable | intelligence for British Forces. |
| strength for fighters, agility for scouts, | intelligence for casters, and wisdom for priests. |
| Bulletins and Other State | Intelligence for the year 1853. |
| ed as Deputy Associate Director of National | Intelligence for Information Technology Programs in 2007 |
| main mission of the 13e RDP was to provide | intelligence for the 1st Army, while each company of the |
| sed him to neglect his mission of providing | intelligence for the nation's leaders to consider as the |
| 1973 as a deputy to the Director of Central | Intelligence for the Intelligence Community in Washingto |
| flew over Japanese-held territory gathering | intelligence for the Chinese ground forces. |
| ed to sail to the Falklands area to collect | intelligence for the Argentina Navy. |
| as a training base to provide photographic | intelligence for air and ground forces. |
| g parts of Luzon and Mindanao, and provided | intelligence for US ground forces concerning Japanese mo |
| Intelligence for these operations came from several sour | |
| ty Agency as the Deputy Director of Signals | Intelligence for Customer Relationships. |
| his offices was that of Deputy Director for | Intelligence for the Office of Strategic Services. |
| nch diplomat and the current coordinator of | intelligence for President Nicolas Sarkozy as head of th |
| h and the Indonesian Army which had special | intelligence for hunting down the North Kalimantan Commu |
| His intention is not to build an artificial | intelligence for ship control, but use three OMCs (Organ |
| After the war, Dewavrin was head of | intelligence for de Gaulle's provisional government unti |
| information as part of a deal with Western | intelligence for his arrival in the United States. |
| is interrogation was not intended to secure | intelligence for an American prosecution, but admitted t |
| areas and enemy troop positions to provide | intelligence for air force and army units. |
| Admiral Tony L. Cothron was the Director of | Intelligence for the Chief of Naval Operations and the 6 |
| med duty as the Deputy Director of National | Intelligence for Customer Outcomes in August 2005 transi |
| no fool, he was not burdened with too much | intelligence for his time and station in life. |
| this dramatic operation provided essential | intelligence for future antisubmarine warfare. |
| His 10-year-old ' | Intelligence for Your Life Radio Show' reaches 14.2 Mill |
| during World War II, as chief of political | intelligence for Western Europe. |
| He served as Director of Overseas | Intelligence for the Office of War Information in World |
| olved British Naval Cypher No. 3, providing | intelligence for the Battle of the Atlantic, until the B |
| ho was a source of scientific and technical | intelligence for the New York office of Soviet intellige |
| in 1913, he was a sub-lieutenant gathering | intelligence for Army Corps I headquarters. |
| Started with the motto of "Motivating | Intelligence for Social Change", its work now has grown |
| th lots of mouse clicks and fast artificial | intelligence for computer opponents. |
| , traveled into German territory to collect | intelligence for the French resistance movement. |
| c analysis) has gained a significant use in | intelligence, for uncovering insurgent networks of both |
| John Thurloe becomes the head of | intelligence for Oliver Cromwell's Protectorate. |
| cutta Telegraph and Exec Digital, I: Global | Intelligence for the CIO and Harvard Business Review Blo |
| y the Deputy Associate Director of National | Intelligence for Intelligence Community Enterprise Solut |
| The unit was tasked with gathering | intelligence for the police. |
| Thoroton, RMLI, was Chief of British Naval | Intelligence for the Mediterranean from Gibraltar (and S |
| McMicken was charged with collecting | intelligence for the government during the period leadin |
| price information, market data and business | intelligence for the global petroleum, natural gas, elec |
| parations for the Defense of the Homeland & | Intelligence Forecasting for the Invasion of Japan". |
| The Ringle Report, from the Office of Naval | Intelligence, found that only a small percentage of Japa |
| US Geospatial | Intelligence Foundation Award (2006) |
| Geospatial Consortium and the US Geospatial | Intelligence Foundation. |
| e writers and their lack of creativity (and | intelligence), Fox supported him with Peckinpah the only |
| GEMS EMF | Intelligence Framework |
| 1972 to 1976 as Deputy Director of Central | Intelligence, from 1985 to 1989 as the United States Amb |
| ol the monoliths to remove HAL's artificial | intelligence from Discovery's computer core and transfor |
| e the Principal Deputy Director of National | Intelligence from May 2005 to May 2006 under the first D |
| neral, served as Deputy Director of Central | Intelligence from April 3, 1962, to April 28, 1965. |
| Phillips had not yet realized that his | intelligence from Singapore was faulty, and he continued |
| Alpha examines issues of artificial | intelligence from the viewpoint of established Christian |
| for the U.S. CIA from 1964, and for Polish | intelligence from 1950. |
| t of Spanish military preparation, gathered | intelligence from across Europe, and disrupted a range o |
| rtain Estocin had been killed in the crash, | intelligence from Hanoi indicated that he had ejected an |
| Arkin served in U.S. Army | intelligence from 1974 to 1978. |
| nald Beales CBE, Director of Statistics and | Intelligence from 1952-7 at the Inland Revenue |
| was a civilian agent of the Office of Naval | Intelligence from 1941 to 1942. |
| If the | intelligence from Touvestre had not been obtained, the V |
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