intelligence officer
Noun
Meaning
a person secretly employed in espionage for a government
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An 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.
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.
Buttigieg served as an intelligence officer in the Navy and today he spent time at an American Legion Post in Merrimack.
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.
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.
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.