Military Intelligence Professional Bulletin - Federation of American ...

Contributions to the Military
Intelligence Corps through
NCO Support
CSM James A. Johnson
—January 1991 to July 1993
MOS 97L, Translator/Interpreter, is created for Army Reserve Component
(RC) linguists. The Language Working Group is established at Fort
Huachuca, Arizona.
Doctrine for the handling of Enemy Prisoners of War (EPW) is revised.
Revolution in MI: Doctrinal and training focus moves to low intensity and regional
confl ict. Emphasis in the disciplines shifts from Signals Intelligence
(SIGINT) to Human Intelligence (HUMINT).
MI training courses are transferred from Fort Devens, Massachusetts, to
Fort Huachuca.
The UAV Task Force is established to coordinate all UAV issues for Fort
Huachuca; UAV master plan is developed to serve as a guide for a national
UAV training center.
The NCOA is accredited. The newly built NCO academic complex is dedicated.
CSM Robert T. Hall
—July 1993 to January 1995
The All Source Analysis System (ASAS) is fi elded. ASAS training is incorporated
into selected Advanced Individual Training (AIT) and Basic Noncommissioned
Offi cer Courses (BNCOCs).
The Army Family Team Building Program is implemented.
MOS 97L, Translator/Interpreter, created for Army Reserve Component
(RC) linguists.
Environmental Awareness training is added to the BNCOC Common Core.
More emphasis is placed on language skills in the BNCOC and Advanced
NCO Courses.
Changes come to CMF 98. MOS 98D, Emitter Locator/Identifi er, is merged
into MOS 98H to become MOS 98H Morse/Non-Morse Communications Interceptor/Locator.
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