MILITARY INTELLIGENCE John Dziedzic. MISSION OF MILITARY INTELLIGENCE: The mission of Army intelligence is to provide timely, relevant, accurate, and.

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MILITARY INTELLIGENCE John Dziedzic

MISSION OF MILITARY INTELLIGENCE: The mission of Army intelligence is to provide timely, relevant, accurate, and synchronized Intelligence and Electronic Warfare support to tactical, operational, and strategic commanders across the range of military operations. In war, IEW operations support the winning of battles and campaigns. In OOTW, IEW operations support the promotion of peace, the resolution of conflict, and the deterrence of war. These operations reduce uncertainty and risk to US Forces and permit the effective application of force.

MILITARY INTELLIGENCE COMMANDS/UNITS MILITARY INTELLIGENCE COMMANDS/UNITS United States Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) United States Army Military Intelligence Readiness Command (MIRC) United States Army Intelligence Center of Excellence (USAICoE) Battlefield Surveillance Brigades

UNITED STATES ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND (INSCOM) Fort Belvoir, Virginia

UNITED STATES ARMY MILITARY INTELLIGENCE READINESS COMMAND (MIRC)

UNITED STATES ARMY INTELLIGENCE CENTER OF EXCELLENCE (USAICOE)

BATTLEFIELD SURVEILLANCE BRIGADES

QUESTIONS?

SOURCES FM 34-1: Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Operations 1/ch1.htm FM 34-1: Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Operations 1/ch1.htm 1/ch1.htm 1/ch1.htm United States Army Intelligence and Security Command United States Army Intelligence and Security Command Army Reserve, Military Intelligence Readiness Command w.aspx Army Reserve, Military Intelligence Readiness Command w.aspx w.aspx w.aspx Military Intelligence Corps (United States Army) States_Army%29 Military Intelligence Corps (United States Army) States_Army%29 States_Army%29 States_Army%29 Battlefield Surveillance Photos, Soldiers, Battlefield Surveillance Photos, Soldiers, Organizational Chart, viewer/File:BFSB.png Organizational Chart, viewer/File:BFSB.png viewer/File:BFSB.png viewer/File:BFSB.png The Thinker, Bing online PowerPoint Search The Thinker, Bing online PowerPoint Search