Noun
a person secretly employed in espionage for a government
Source: WordNetAn unverified dossier composed by a former foreign intelligence officer and funded by the Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee played a crucial role in the bureau’s decision to spy on Page, the DOJ inspector general concluded. Source: Internet
An Israeli intelligence officer present in the forward post, wishing to obtain information about the Phalangists' activities, ordered two distinct actions to find out what was happening. Source: Internet
Buttigieg served as an intelligence officer in the Navy and today he spent time at an American Legion Post in Merrimack. Source: Internet
Captain Hayward, an intelligence officer with British I Corps, referred to “four or five wonderful beings,” robed in white, who faced the German lines in brilliant sunlight with hands upraised to halt the advancing enemy. Source: Internet
British intelligence officer Major John André uses a honeypot to trap and arrest Lee at an inn in New Jersey and blackmail him to further help the British cause. Source: Internet
Harry Dunn was killed when he was hit by a car driven by a woman whose husband was an intelligence officer at RAF Croughton, a military base in central England used by U.S. forces. Source: Internet