Defence intelligence training
9 Apr 2014 10:31 AM
Army reservists and RAF regulars have been
taking part in intelligence training together for the first time.
RAF officers and junior officers from 2 of the
army’s reservist military intelligence battalions came together for a
week of exciting and mentally-challenging intelligence
training.
The
training helped to give RAF officers completing the joint air
intelligence course (JAIC) insight into the army’s operating environment,
and also formed part of the junior army officers’ training as Intelligence
Corps officers.
During the week, the students prepared briefing material
for a commander seeking to expel a fictional Musorian force from the Island of
Colchis.
Through researching the opposing force’s doctrine,
and studying ground, the trainees were able to assess the enemy’s likely
plan. They were then taught how to develop this understanding into a detailed
assessment of the enemy’s courses of action.
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