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[[World War II]] cover name for the British signals intelligence organization; now the Government Communications Headquarters

Signals intelligence variant of the [[BaE Systems Nimrod]] aircraft, flown by the [[Royal Air Fo

An unconfirmed intelligence collection technique, mixing aspects of signals intelligence and radiofrequency MASINT, in which a sensitive information signal inadvert

...[[New Zealand]], which has responsibility for [[information security]] and signals intelligence

Signals intelligence collection variant of [[S-3 Viking]]; intended as a carrier battle group ra

Signals intelligence satellite primarily focused on Soviet missile testing; part of the [[nation

Signals intelligence variant of [[P-3 Orion]] [[maritime patrol aircraft]]; slower than Air Forc

A U.S. plan, in the late fifties and early sixties, to increase signals intelligence capabilities in Southeast Asia and especially [[South Vietnam]]

[[United States Navy]] pilot of [[EP-3 Aries II]] signals intelligence aircraft in a mid-air collision with a Chinese fighter; landed the damaged

...off the Chinese and Vietnamese coasts in the early to mid 1960s, carrying signals intelligence sensors and technicians

A subset of [[foreign instrumentation signals intelligence]], which captures and interprets engineering [[telemetry]] transmitted from

It not only did signals intelligence and [[information assurance]] as do the [[Australia|Australian]] [[Defense ...B]]. Some functions, such as the Border Guards and the briefly independent signals intelligence/[[information assurance]] agency best known as FAPSI, have been, under [[Vl

...en Elizabeth I. During the [[Second World War]], it controlled the British signals intelligence organization, then the Government Code and Cipher School (now the Governmen

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...who has authority over the military services' [[information security]] and signals intelligence units. ...areer employee, an executive staff, and then two principal chiefs, one for signals intelligence and the other for information security.

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...e CIA, with directorates including operations and intelligence, as well as signals intelligence.<ref name=Coll>{{citation

Less common are signals intelligence satellites, still deployed by several countries. The most unusual are dedic

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