This study investigates the effectiveness of naval aircraft carrier intelligence support to the units of the 10th Mountain Division during its transit to Haiti to participate in Operations RESTORE DEMOCRACY and UPHOLD DEMOCRACY. The study reviews and compares US Army, US Navy, and Joint intelligence support doctrine, both pre-September 1994 and post-September 1994. The intelligence support capabilities of the embarked 10th Mountain Division units and the Eisenhower are examined. Interviews provided background on planning activity, operations, and intelligence support conducted between the embarkation and debarkation of the 10th Mountain Division units. The study concludes that the naval intelligence support provided by the Eisenhower to the embarked 10th Mountain Division units was very effective.

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