Richard Heuer ( free audiobook)Īsking the Right Questions: A Guide to Critical Thinking, Ninth Edition. The Great Game: The Myth and Reality of Espionage. Recommended reading for Ground Intelligence Officers As Scout Sniper Platoon Commanders or Reconnaissance Platoon Commanders, they command, train, and employ 15-30 specialized infantry Marines to support the battalion’s collection plan in support of offensive and defensive operations across the entire spectrum of conflict. They may also serve in a specialized intelligence role as a Targeting Officer or Collections Officer, or potentially serve as a Ground Sensor Platoon Commander or a Company Executive Officer. Ground Intelligence Officers in their first tour are generally responsible for leading, training, and employing Marines under their charge, briefing intelligence updates to the staff and commander, and executing security management functions. Ground Intelligence Officers can serve as Scout Sniper Platoon Commanders but can also be assigned to a company within an Intelligence Battalion as part of the CE of the MAGTF or to the G-2 at a MARDIV in support of a Major or Lieutenant Colonel on a General Officer staff. What is it like being a Ground Intelligence Officer?Ī typical first tour assignment for a Ground Intelligence Officer is as either the unit Intelligence Officer or the Assistant Intelligence Officer (S-2 or S-2A) within an O-5 (Lieutenant Colonel) or O-6 (Colonel) level command at either one of the battalions or regiments within either the MARDIV or the MLG as part of the GCE or LCE of the MAGTF, respectively. Emphasis is placed on the application of Intelligence Tactics, Techniques and Procedures related to GCE-unique intelligence requirements in MAGTF operations.
GIOC is designed to train Marine Officers entering the 0203 MOS in the combat, operational, and administrative skills required of a Ground Intelligence Officer in the Operating Forces. Embedded in the course is three weeks of Scout Sniper Unit Leaders Course (SSULC) at the Scout Sniper Instructor School, Weapons Training Battalion aboard MCB Quantico, VA. The learning objectives are achieved through reading doctrinal publications, policy, and emerging concepts followed by guided discussion, informal lectures, or group practical application instructional methodologies.įollowing TIOC, officers must complete the 98 day Ground Intelligence Officer Course (GIOC) at Marine Corps Intelligence Schools (MCIS) aboard the Naval Air Station (NAS) Oceana Dam Neck Annex, VA. TIOC is a prerequisite for the 0203, 0204, 0206, and 0207 MOSs and is designed to train Marine Officers in the combat, operational, and administrative skills required of an Intelligence Officer in the Operating Forces. The course also provides the core infantry knowledge, skills, and leadership required for those officers selected to serve with reconnaissance, sniper and light armored reconnaissance units.įollowing IOC, officers must complete the 45 day Tactical Intelligence Officer Course (TIOC) at MCIS aboard the NAS Oceana Dam Neck Annex, VA. The purpose of the course it to train and educate newly selected infantry and ground intelligence officers in the knowledge, skills, and leadership required to serve as infantry platoon commanders in the rifle company and to provide advanced employment and training considerations of the weapons company platoons. Where do I go after TBS?Īfter TBS, officers must complete the 84 day Infantry Officers Course (IOC) at TBS aboard Camp Barrett, MCB Quantico, VA. Intelligence officers will be administered the DLAB before being assigned the 0203 PMOS. Intelligence MOS Marines that score above 100 on the DLAB may be designated to attend formal language training. (2) Intelligence MOS Marines are required to have a DLAB test score on file in their OMPF. (1) Must meet SCI eligibility guidelines based on a SSBI/T5 Investigation. Are there any prerequisites to becoming a Ground Intelligence Officer Through the intelligence officer, they support the overall intelligence effort of the command. Additionally, they are responsible for manning, training, equipping, sustaining, and maintaining their unit. They command and/or lead ground units in tactical information gathering operations and activities in support of identified collection requirements. Ground Intelligence Officers analyze and evaluate information estimate the tactical situation and formulate, coordinate, execute approved intelligence actions, operations, and activities to include offensive and defensive actions, reconnaissance, and fire support. Ground Intelligence Officers serve as commanders and staff officers in the operating forces and are responsible for tactical planning and employment of ground surveillance and reconnaissance units as well as the coordination of a unit’s overall intelligence effort.
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