Engineer intelligence is processed engineer information which is immediately or potentially significant in planning and making sound decisions to accomplish a specific mission. The engineer, however, has a dual responsibility for producing engineer intelligence. He must furnish intelligence for engineer operations. He must also furnish intelligence to all branches for use in connection with the planning and operational needs of commanders and staffs. Part of this subcourse is devoted to a discussion of the intelligence cycle, the procedures by which information is collected, processed into intelligence, and distributed to users. The remainder of the subcourse discusses the reconnaissance procedures upon which engineers rely to gather much of the data necessary for engineer intelligence. This subcourse consists of four lessons and an examination as follows: Lesson 1.
DesignationEN0054
EditionUndated
StatusSuperseded
Pages456
FunctionRecon Intel
CollectionRecent Archive
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