NOUN
- an agency of the United States Army responsible for providing timely and relevant and accurate and synchronized intelligence to tactical and operational and strategic level commanders
How To Use Army Intelligence In A Sentence
- He served with the Black Watch and the army intelligence corps. Times, Sunday Times
- He deserted from army intelligence last month.
- His work as an army intelligence officer later took him to Sicily and then Italy where he fought with the partisans.
- He deserted from army intelligence last month.
- Upon deactivation of the 112 th, he moved on to become the Command Sergeant Major of the U.S. Army Intelligence Center and Fort Huachuca.
- Army Intelligence is already moving out on the path to achieve this.
- Bradley Manning, a 22-year-old US army intelligence analyst, has been arrested and charged with allegedly giving WikiLeaks the footage of the Baghdad attack.
- Ellie Thiry was already being monopolized by a Major Francis Basil Summers, a dashing British army intelligence officer who had been on the stage in London before the war and positively reeked of derring-do. A Covert Affair
- He served with the Black Watch and the army intelligence corps. Times, Sunday Times
- His assessment, mirrored by British Army intelligence, was that while the military campaign could be sustained over an extended period it could not win.
