MILITARY INTELLIGENCE PROFESSIONAL BULLETIN/MIPB (USA, QUARTERLY)
A publication from the US Army Intelligence Center. MIPB disseminates material designed to enhance individuals knowledge of past, current, and emerging concepts, doctrine, material, training, and professional developments in the Military Intelligence Corps.
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MIPB, Volume 31, Number 1 (January/March 2005)
An adapting threat and adapting to the threat
Captain Brian Gellman, Assessing Stability During Counterinsurgency (COIN) or Stability and Support Operations Through Patrol Debriefs
Jack Kem, An adaptative Methodology for Developing Enemy Courses of Actions
Charles E. Harlan, Developing a Predicitive Capability in the Counterintelligence Integrated Analysis Center (CIIAC)
Keith D. Martin, Analytical Thinking in Asymmetric Environments
George A. VanOtten, Culture Matters
Major Daniel P. Ray, Every Soldier Is a Sensor (ES2) Simulation : Virtual Simulation Using Game Technology
Second Lieutenant Daniel R. Arnold, The 203d Military Intelligence Battalion (Technical Intelligence) in Operation IRAQI FREEDOM
MIPB, Volume 30, Number 4 (October/December 2004)
Transformation Modular Force
Major Bill Benson and Captain Sean Nowlan, Tactical Intelligence Shrotcomings in Iraq : Restructuring Battalion Intelligence to Win
Major Daniel S. Burgess, Measuring Anti-U.S. Sentiment and Conducting Media Analysis in The Republic of Korea (ROK)
John J. Craig, Army's Military Intelligence School Faces TRADOC Accreditation
USAIC & FH Observations, Insights, and Lessons Learned (OIL) Process
Dee K. Barnett
Michael A. Brake, Brigade Combat Team (BCT) Intelligence Operations
Major Harry P. Dies Jr, North Korean Special Operations Forces : 1996 Kangnung Submarine Inflitration
Del Stewart, Deconstructing The Theory ot 4 th Generation Warfare
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