Across
- 2. (noun) ____ Communication: Concealed methods of conveying information, including the exchange of hidden messages or signals.
- 3. (noun) ___ Operation: A concealed or clandestine mission or undertaking carried out in secret.
- 5. (adjective) Engaging in covert activities, typically to acquire information or conduct espionage operations discreetly.
- 7. (noun) An individual responsible for overseeing and directing the activities of a spy or agent.
- 9. (noun) The surreptitious act of entering and becoming a part of an organization, group, or location without detection.
- 10. (verb) Deliberate actions aimed at damaging, destroying, or disrupting an adversary's property, plans, or operations.
- 15. (noun) The systematic monitoring and observation of individuals, groups, or locations for the purpose of acquiring information or intelligence.
- 17. Code (noun) A system for representing letters and numbers using a sequence of dots and dashes, employed for telegraphy and covert communication.
- 18. (noun) A symbolic system using words, symbols, or letters to represent other words or messages, often employed for clandestine communication.
Down
- 1. (noun) The collection of skills, techniques, and methods employed by spies and intelligence operatives in their clandestine activities.
- 3. (noun)____ Disk: A tool designed for encoding and decoding messages using rotating disks to alter letter-to-letter correspondence.
- 4. (noun/verb) The process of questioning and gathering information from agents following a mission or operation to assess and analyze their experiences.
- 6. Drop (noun) A concealed location where items or information can be discreetly left for retrieval by another party.
- 8. (noun) A technique for encoding and decoding messages using a specific code or key, ensuring the confidentiality of information.
- 10. (noun) ___ House : A secure and undisclosed location used for the protection and concealment of agents or valuable assets.
- 11. (noun) An operative employed or assigned by an organization or government to gather intelligence and carry out secretive missions.
- 12. (noun) A method of reducing documents or photographs into miniature form for compact storage and discreet transmission.
- 13. (noun) The covert practice of gathering and transmitting confidential information about an adversary or competitor.
- 14. (noun)___ Agent: A spy who feigns allegiance to one organization while secretly providing information to another.
- 16. (noun) ____ Transceiver: A device capable of both transmitting and receiving radio signals, often utilized for communication in field operations.