Military intelligence

In your own hand, I know," Belle said. "We are referring to military intelligence."... 

Major T.H. Reynolds, The Munitions Industry, Bombrini-Parodi-Delfino , US Military Intelligence Report R-720-59 (1959)... 

D) Anon, Soldier s Guide to the Japanese Army , Military Intelligence Service, War Dept, Washington, DC (1944)... 

Overcoming the stress produced in a chemically threatening environment requires information on the nature of the threat and confidence that every possible step has been taken to eliminate or minimize the threat. Correct use of a gas mask can eliminate a great portion of the mustard gas injury by eradicating ocular and respiratory injuries. Proper use of sensors and military intelligence will reduce the risk of exposure and, therefore, of stress. 

The word intelligence bears some pondering. Intelligence in the sense used in military intelligence and what spies use when obtaining intelli-... 

The intelligence coup which should surely have finally convinced the Allies came two years later. On 11 May 1943, the British Army in Tunisia captured an important German prisoner. The man — whose name does not appear in the official records - was a chemist from the main Nazi chemical warfare laboratory at Spandau. He told the British everything he knew of a super gas called Trilon 83 . The information was passed back to London by MI 19 (the branch of Military Intelligence responsible for the interrogation of prisoners) where it formed the basis of a Most Secret report dated 3 July I943-33... 

His brother Dietrich, also an opponent of the Nazis, did not fare so well. Dietrich was a theologian of renown as the author of widely acclaimed books and articles on ecumenism. During World War II he was a member of military intelligence but worked secretly for the resistance movement. Dietrich was... 

Grunawalt 2005, p. 109, takes the view that the Ukelihood that a hospital ship would be employed to collect and promulgate military intelligence in this age of satellite sensors, over-the-horizon radar, and fixed and mobile long-range hydrophones is extremely remote it strains the imagination to conjure up a scenario where it would have any utility whatsoever. ... 

R. Eckman to Chief, Military Intelligence Service, Sept I, 1944. MED 371.2, Goudsmit mission. 

Israelis Devise Plastic Suit as Shield Against Iraqi Gas, p.A14 J. Brilli t, Gradual Mask Distribution Starts Next Week, The Jerusalem Posty 2 October 1990, p.l B. Burston, Iraq now Has Chemical Warheads, Military Intelligence Chief Says , The Jerusalem Post, 15 February 1991, p.l. Adams, Gas-mask Dispute Opens First Fissure In Israeli Coalition, p.4 J. Brilliant, Gas Mask Distribution Begins , The Jerusalem PosU 1 October... 

The effectiveness of the Japanese gas operations cannot be determined accurately. The offensive gas units were using China and Manchuria as testing areas and an element of experimentation seems to have persisted throughout the campaign. British military intelligence, in reviewing a report of seventeen gas attacks in North China... 

U.S. Military Intelligence Reports. China 1911-1941 ed. by P. Kesaris. University Pubhcations of America, Frederick, Maryland. 1983. 

They were among the thousands of Japanese Americans who had been trained in the Military Intelligence Service Language School and now were playing a crucial role working for the supreme commander of the Allied powers overseeing the occupation. 

The Pacific War and Peace Americans of Japanese Ancestry in Military Intelligence, 1Q41 to 1952. San Francisco Military Intelligence Service Association of Northern California and the Japanese American Historical Society, 1982. 

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