Military Intel

4. the analysis of physical attributes to detect, track, identify or describe the distinctive characteristics of fixed or dynamic target sources
7. activities designed to mislead an adversary
8. the use of military, political, and economic means to combat insurgency and establish stability
9. the gathering of intelligence from a variety of sources, including human, signals, open source, and imagery.
10. information obtained from publicly available sources.
11. the interpretation of visual information from satellites, aircraft, or other sources.

1. the distribution of intelligence information to authorized personnel or organizations.
2. the process of selecting and prioritizing targets for intelligence collection or attack.
3. the process of evaluating and interpreting intelligence information to produce meaningful and relevant conclusions.
5. interception and analysis of signals such as radio, electronic, or cyber signals.
6. intelligence gathered through interpersonal contact.