Definition of Intelligence Corps in English:

noun

• The branch of an army that gathers information of military value.

  ‘during the war he served in the Intelligence Corps’

  More example sentences

  • ‘The Intelligence Corps uses the website to attract potential recruits.’
  • ‘Initial assessments will focus on our Intelligence Corps' existing and future capabilities and force structure.’
  • ‘He joined the Royal Marines, and in 1914 was gazetted second lieutenant at headquarters intelligence corps.’
  • ‘The Military Intelligence Corps is proud to honor two more of the five most recent inductees to the Hall of Fame.’
  • ‘The Military Intelligence Corps plays a key role in Army Transformation.’
  • ‘He served in the intelligence corps of the Irish Army and, after the war, went into journalism.’
  • ‘This sharing of information is critical to the success of the Military Intelligence Corps.’
  • ‘But her co-author, former Intelligence Corps officer Colonel Wilson, is adamant history should not be rewritten.’
  • ‘Following World War 2 service as a cryptographer with the Army's Intelligence Corps, he read Classics at Oxford.’
  • ‘He was a soldier in the intelligence corps who volunteered for action in North Africa.’