INTELLIGENCE

Performs and manages intelligence functions and activities to support United States and allied forces.

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Duties And Responsibilities Open Tab Button Duties And Responsibilities Performs and manages intelligence operations and applications activities. Programs, plans, and evaluates operations and applications resources and activities. Establishes priorities. Conducts and manages collection functions. Oversees collection and exploitation activities of all sources of intelligence information. Manages production, processing, and dissemination of products. Develops, validates, and prioritizes targeting and GI & S activities and procedures. Plans and implements aircrew training. Determines unit requirements and tailors intelligence support to missions, equipment, and employment tactics. Establishes, recommends, and disseminates information and intelligence collection requirements. Supports combat operations. Coordinates inputs to intelligence operations plans and orders. Advises commanders on threat systems deployment, employment, tactics and capabilities, vulnerabilities, and force protection issues. Performs and oversees analysis and fusion of collected intelligence, and produces assessments to meet operational requirements. Analyzes data to advise planners of options to accomplish objectives. Helps develop weaponeering methodologies. Evaluates mission accomplishment to determine remaining adversary capability and requirements for retargeting. Coordinates intelligence estimates and analytical activities. Assists in operational employment planning. Recommends weapons allocation and application. Coordinates inputs to intelligence operations plans and orders. Advises commanders on threat systems deployment, employment, tactics and capabilities, and vulnerabilities. Provides intelligence support and assists in planning and execution of information warfare. Exchanges and collects intelligence with other services, agencies, and governments. Conducts operations and related activities. Manages and integrates collected intelligence information. Integrates intelligence into information operations. Performs and directs intelligence briefings and debriefings of repatriates, defectors, Ã©migrÃ©s, foreign nationals, and United States personnel. Manages collection requirements by validating, prioritizing, and coordinating user requests. Ensures operational needs are met through collection system tasking. Supports weapon system acquisition and force structure planning. Develops intelligence policies and plans. Evaluates impact of legislative action, executive orders, regulations, directives, and management decisions. Integrates intelligence activities into plans and programs. Develops and implements intelligence operations and applications policies, plans, concepts, systems, and orders, including GI & S and human, signal, imagery, and measurement and signature types of intelligence. Manages and coordinates intelligence activities. Reports aspects of operations and applications functions and responsibilities. Confers with government, business, professional, scientific, and other nations' organizations to provide support, exchange ideas, participate in studies, and coordinate on proposals and findings. Manages intelligence responsibilities of the Department of Defense Planning, Programming, and Budgeting System. Coordinates with personnel, materiel, planning, programming, and operational functions on allocation of resources, availability of funds, and preparation and implementation of operational plans. Directs intelligence activities. Directs operations and applications activities and organizations, and establishes goals and objectives. Reviews requirements for objectives and relative priorities. Serves as senior intelligence advisor to commander and the Force Protection Working Group (FPWG). Directs preparation of intelligence budget estimates and financial plans. Implements standardization, evaluation, and training programs, and monitors compliance. SPECIALTY QUALIFICATIONS INFO Specialty Qualifications Open Tab Button Specialty Qualifications Knowledge. Knowledge is mandatory of: means, methods, sources, and techniques used in intelligence operations, applications functions, and doctrine to include: collection, exploitation, production, and dissemination of foreign military threat information derived from human, signals, imagery, and measurement and signature intelligence; theories, principles, and application of the electromagnetic spectrum and United States and foreign space systems and operating parameters; applications of intelligence information to support military operations; target materials, analysis, and weaponeering; mission planning, force application and combat assessment; force protection; information warfare operations, associated countermeasures, threats, and vulnerabilities; and survival, evasion, resistance, escape, combat search and rescue, and Code of Conduct techniques and procedures. Additionally, knowledge is mandatory of: means, methods, sources, and techniques used in United States and allied military capabilities, organization, operations, and doctrine; intelligence systems and acquisition management; intelligence force management; national intelligence community structure and relationships; intelligence oversight; foreign military capability, limitations, and employment techniques; fusion, analysis, processing, and proper handling of intelligence information; analytical methods, forecasting, and estimating techniques; intelligence information handling systems; national and DoD regulatory guidance for conducting intelligence activities; and management sustaining functions such as intelligence communications and information systems, security, manpower, personnel, and training. Education. For entry into this specialty, an undergraduate academic specialization or degree is desirable in physical, earth, computer, social, or information sciences; engineering; mathematics; or foreign area studies.	UNITS Intelligence is available in the following units 103rd Air Control Squadron Orange, CT 06477 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 106th Rescue Wing Westhampton Beach, NY 11978 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 108th Air Refueling Wing McGuire AFB, NJ 08641 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 110th Airlift Wing Springfield, MI 49037 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 122nd Fighter Wing Fort Wayne, IN 46809 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 123rd Airlift Wing Louisville, KY 40213 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 127th Wing Selfridge A N G B, MI 48045 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 129th Rescue Wing Mountain View, CA 94043 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 132nd Fighter Wing Des Moines, IA 50321 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 134th Air Refueling Wing McGhee Tyson ANGB, TN 37777 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 141st Air Refueling Wing Spokane, WA 99201 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 162nd Fighter Wing Tucson, AZ 85706 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 174th Fighter Wing Syracuse, NY 13211 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 178th Fighter Wing Springfield, OH 45502 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 181st Intelligence Wing Terre Haute, IN 47803 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 183rd Fighter Wing Springfield, IL 62707 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 184th Intelligence Wing Wichita, KS 67210 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 186th Air Refueling Wing Meridian, MS 39307 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 187th Fighter Wing Montgomery, AL 36108 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 194th Regional Support Wing Tacoma, WA 98430 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 234th Intelligence Squadron Beale AFB, CA 95903 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information 150th Wing Kirtland AFB, NM 87117 Unit Info & Careers Get Directions Request Information

Duties And Responsibilities

Performs and manages intelligence operations and applications activities. Programs, plans, and evaluates operations and applications resources and activities. Establishes priorities. Conducts and manages collection functions. Oversees collection and exploitation activities of all sources of intelligence information. Manages production, processing, and dissemination of products. Develops, validates, and prioritizes targeting and GI & S activities and procedures. Plans and implements aircrew training. Determines unit requirements and tailors intelligence support to missions, equipment, and employment tactics. Establishes, recommends, and disseminates information and intelligence collection requirements. Supports combat operations. Coordinates inputs to intelligence operations plans and orders. Advises commanders on threat systems deployment, employment, tactics and capabilities, vulnerabilities, and force protection issues. Performs and oversees analysis and fusion of collected intelligence, and produces assessments to meet operational requirements. Analyzes data to advise planners of options to accomplish objectives. Helps develop weaponeering methodologies. Evaluates mission accomplishment to determine remaining adversary capability and requirements for retargeting. Coordinates intelligence estimates and analytical activities. Assists in operational employment planning. Recommends weapons allocation and application. Coordinates inputs to intelligence operations plans and orders. Advises commanders on threat systems deployment, employment, tactics and capabilities, and vulnerabilities. Provides intelligence support and assists in planning and execution of information warfare. Exchanges and collects intelligence with other services, agencies, and governments. Conducts operations and related activities. Manages and integrates collected intelligence information. Integrates intelligence into information operations. Performs and directs intelligence briefings and debriefings of repatriates, defectors, Ã©migrÃ©s, foreign nationals, and United States personnel. Manages collection requirements by validating, prioritizing, and coordinating user requests. Ensures operational needs are met through collection system tasking. Supports weapon system acquisition and force structure planning. Develops intelligence policies and plans. Evaluates impact of legislative action, executive orders, regulations, directives, and management decisions. Integrates intelligence activities into plans and programs. Develops and implements intelligence operations and applications policies, plans, concepts, systems, and orders, including GI & S and human, signal, imagery, and measurement and signature types of intelligence. Manages and coordinates intelligence activities. Reports aspects of operations and applications functions and responsibilities. Confers with government, business, professional, scientific, and other nations' organizations to provide support, exchange ideas, participate in studies, and coordinate on proposals and findings. Manages intelligence responsibilities of the Department of Defense Planning, Programming, and Budgeting System. Coordinates with personnel, materiel, planning, programming, and operational functions on allocation of resources, availability of funds, and preparation and implementation of operational plans. Directs intelligence activities. Directs operations and applications activities and organizations, and establishes goals and objectives. Reviews requirements for objectives and relative priorities. Serves as senior intelligence advisor to commander and the Force Protection Working Group (FPWG). Directs preparation of intelligence budget estimates and financial plans. Implements standardization, evaluation, and training programs, and monitors compliance.

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Knowledge. Knowledge is mandatory of: means, methods, sources, and techniques used in intelligence operations, applications functions, and doctrine to include: collection, exploitation, production, and dissemination of foreign military threat information derived from human, signals, imagery, and measurement and signature intelligence; theories, principles, and application of the electromagnetic spectrum and United States and foreign space systems and operating parameters; applications of intelligence information to support military operations; target materials, analysis, and weaponeering; mission planning, force application and combat assessment; force protection; information warfare operations, associated countermeasures, threats, and vulnerabilities; and survival, evasion, resistance, escape, combat search and rescue, and Code of Conduct techniques and procedures. Additionally, knowledge is mandatory of: means, methods, sources, and techniques used in United States and allied military capabilities, organization, operations, and doctrine; intelligence systems and acquisition management; intelligence force management; national intelligence community structure and relationships; intelligence oversight; foreign military capability, limitations, and employment techniques; fusion, analysis, processing, and proper handling of intelligence information; analytical methods, forecasting, and estimating techniques; intelligence information handling systems; national and DoD regulatory guidance for conducting intelligence activities; and management sustaining functions such as intelligence communications and information systems, security, manpower, personnel, and training.

Education. For entry into this specialty, an undergraduate academic specialization or degree is desirable in physical, earth, computer, social, or information sciences; engineering; mathematics; or foreign area studies.