radar intelligence

A complete map can be viewed as as a part of the game's "radar intelligence" probe.

This often includes radar intelligence, acoustic intelligence, nuclear intelligence, and chemical and biological intelligence.

Acting on American-supplied radar intelligence, Peruvian air force planes forced down a trafficker's plane on Dec. 2, seizing 1,200 pounds of cocaine base.

The Pirinçlik sensor system consisted of two radio frequency (RF) mechanical radar systems providing radar intelligence, space surveillance, and missile warning data to multiple users.

In World War II, he served in the Army Air Forces as a radar intelligence officer, participating in bombing missions in the Pacific.

The reports said that a NATO command post at Izmir and a British base in Cyprus had confirmed that the fighter was shot down inside Syrian waters and that radar intelligence from U.S. forces had disproved any "accidentally entered Syrian waters" flightpath error.

The RADINT (radar intelligence) discipline involves learning to recognize a radar both by its primary signal, captured by ELINT, and its sidelobes, perhaps captured by the main ELINT sensor, or, more likely, a sensor aimed at the sides of the radio antenna.