military secret

What Bob will tell you is the top military secret of the system.

Every country has a right to protect its military secrets.

It's a military secret, but everyone round here seems to know it.

She didn't answer at all; no, we weren't going to get any military secrets out of her.

Until then we will exchange our experience and military secrets.

That had been a carefully guarded military secret, and his father hadn't even told him.

For all he knows, I could be offering him useful information, maybe even military secrets!

The event was not publicized until many years later, as it had been a military secret.

Everything else was what they called a military secret.

It was not what you'd call a military secret.

Who better to choose what military secrets the Soviets would find interesting?

I grant there is a risk in not maintaining military secrets.

He was found guilty of selling military secrets to Russia.

The accident remained a classified military secret for many years.

At the time, it was considered a military secret.

Expanding trade is fine, but not at the cost of sensitive military secrets.

"Surely the most important concentration of military secrets will be there."

Reporters in Vietnam, she said, did not expose this military secret.

It is, in fact, a deep dark military secret.

The day may come when the nations begin an archaeological research race that they all keep a strict military secret.

I should think they'd keep it as their ace military secret."

Both countries possess the greatest and the most sophisticated military secrets.

"We have the most terrific military secrets that one General's wife ever told another.

"What you ask will take my last cent, and the only valuable military secret I hold.

I think it could be used to get into farms, schools, courts, factories, anything not a military secret.