What does ONI stand for?

Office of Naval Intelligence

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Samples in periodicals archive:

As a career intelligence officer myself, my initial reaction to this question was that it is unworthy of serious discussion, as intelligence craft in the United States has been institutionalized (most notably) within the CIA since 1944, or as far back as the creation of a distinct Office of Naval Intelligence in 1882.

Ivory Tower meets James Bond

resident who worked in the office of naval intelligence at the Pentagon.

Sept. 11 families settle negligence suit

She served in the US Navy during World War II in the Office of Naval Intelligence in Washington, DC, achieving the rank of Lieutenant JG.

Suzanne Mallory Wood

At least 75 countries have more than 90 kinds of anti-ship cruise missiles, according to a 1997 report by the Office of Naval Intelligence.

AIRCRAFT CARRIERS ARE STILL THE BACKBONE OF THE FLEET

Roosevelt's stint as assistant secretary for the Office of Naval Intelligence during Wilson's presidency made him one of the first presidents to have hands-on experience with intelligence prior to taking office.

For the President's Eyes Only: Secret Intelligence and the American ...

Kim, a civilian analyst for the Office of Naval Intelligence, because of fears that any division between the two close allies would be exploited by North Korea.

U.S. TO CHARGE MAN WITH ESPIONAGE IN S. KOREA CASE

Fearing a scandal that would diminish its own prestige, the Navy hounded Dooley into confessing his homosexuality following a campaign of surveillance and perhaps entrapment by Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) operatives who bugged Dooley's phone and eavesdropped on his hotel room conversations.

Tom Dooley's many lives

Beginning in 1942, the Office of Naval Intelligence had established ties to imprisoned mobster Lucky Luciano.

All the Right Enemies: The Life and Murder of Carlo Tresca