The great post-war stabilising factor in war-torn Europe was not covert intelligence but the sensible use of economic aid via the Marshall Plan.

He introduces himself to her as the new head of covert intelligence for the IA, and warns her to expect him at meetings.

Instead, we've relied on covert intelligence gathered by merchant skippers on our payroll.

The U.S. role-initially limited to financial support, military advice and covert intelligence gathering-expanded after 1954 when the French withdrew.

"We investigate organizations that have good intelligence, are well run, very secretive and covert and extremely dangerous," she said.

He had offered himself and his experi- ence in the shadowy undergrounds of covert intelligence and extralegality free of charge.

On the show, Number One was initially the leader of the resistance movement on Mars and later became head of covert intelligence for the Interstellar Alliance.

He has information provided by the new head of covert intelligence for the Interstellar Alliance, Number One.

Slimmer and more feminine-looking than Veselka, she had ascended to the High Council because of her background in covert intelligence.

In addition, the two countries agreed to step up their efforts to coordinate their "defense policies and military postures" and to share covert intelligence.