What does COMINT stand for?

Communications Intercept (less common)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Computer Integrated Learning Coherent Optical Multiple-Input Multiple-Output Council of Ministers Conference of Ministers of Information of Non-Aligned Countries Compagnie Minière d'Akouta (French) Commander in Chief Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada Commander, Mine Warfare Command Communist Infiltration (FBI surveillance project) Communications Intelligence		Communications Intelligence Advisory Tasking Message Communist International (Also CI or Third International) Communications Intelligence Report Communications Intelligence Summary Council on Mentally Ill Offenders (California) Committee On Imagery Requirements & Exploitation Chancellor's Office Management Information System (California Community Colleges) COmission Ministérielle de l'Informatique de Santé Command Management Information System Confédération Mondiale de l'Industrie de la Santé Animale (French: Worldwide Confederation of the Animal Health industry)

Samples in periodicals archive:

Communications intercepts show that there are differences forging among the Taliban ranks.

TALIBAN CHIEF'S T0WN CAPTURED; Pakistan victory as rebels desert

According to the paper, officials in Washington and Islamabad were scrambling to make sense of communications intercepts and other intelligence that seemed to indicate that Mehsud might have been killed in the strike.

ISPR denies reports of Mehsud killing

A senior Pakistani intelligence official said phone and other communications intercepts — he would not be more specific — have led authorities to suspect Mehsud was dead, but he also stressed there's no definitive evidence yet.

Pakistan, US: Taliban chief Mehsud may be dead

The exchanges included sophisticated communications intercepts and an array of physical evidence detailing how the 10 Mumbai gunmen and their supporters planned and executed their three-day killing spree in the Indian port city, the report said.

CIA helped India, Pakistan after Mumbai

The group has been weakened considerably in recent years by a sustained Colombian military effort supported by $4bn from the US for sophisticated surveillance, communications intercepts and other tools.

Colombia's Farc rebels free hostage

Musharraf's government blamed Baitullah Mehsud, a Pakistani militant commander with reported links to al-Qaida, citing a communications intercept in which Mehsud allegedly congratulated some of his henchmen.

150,000 mark anniversary of Bhutto's death

BAGHDAD - A former communications intercept operator said that U.

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