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CSM Forum
This quarter’s CSM Forum highlights critical events and contributions made by the Military Intelligence (MI) Corps’ senior noncommissioned
offi cers (NCOs). From its inception in 1987, the MI Corps Command Sergeants Major (CSM) have taken the responsibility and
the lead in ensuring that all MI soldiers were trained to meet the intelligence missions.
CSM Robert H. Retter
—July 1987 to February 1989
Driving force behind the development and implementation of
the Operations and Intelligence (O&I) Course.
Noncommissioned Offi cers Academy (NCOA) is established on
1 July 1987, consolidating all MI Advanced Noncommissioned
Offi cer training at Fort Huachuca, Arizona.
Develops and implements the Pre-Assignment Course for all
MI CSM and SGM.
CSM David P. Klehn
—February 1989 to January 1991
Training is developed to provide prescriptive tactics, techniques, and procedures
(TTPs) for Intelligence personnel involved in the Department of
Defense (DOD) Counter Narcotics Program.
Leadership Assessment Development Program is implemented in the NCOA
based on a Program of Instruction (POI) developed by the Sergeants Major
Academy.
Changes come to Career Management Field (CMF) 33, Electronic Warfare/Intercept
(EW/I) Systems Maintenance. Military Occupational Specialty
(MOS) 33P10 EW/I Strategic Receiving Subsystems Repairer and MOS
33Q10 EW/I Strategic Processing and Storage Subsystems Repairer are
consolidated into MOS 33Y10, EW/I Strategic Systems Repairer in October
1991.
Changes come to CMF 96. MOS 96U, Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Operator,
is created. MOS 96H, Aerial Intelligence Specialist is restructured to
Ground Station Module (GSM) Operator for Joint STARS.
The UAV platoon is deployed to the CENTCOM AOR.
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