27 hour course designed to provide students with an understanding of various aspects of intelligence doctrine and its application at the tactical level. The course emphasizes the role of the commander in directing and focusing the intelligence effort and how the intelligence system supports planning, synchronization, and the decision making process. In addition the course considers other critical tasks the intelligence staff must perform to successfully support operations such as support to force protection, intelligence synchronization, and collection management. Students will be evaluated through a paper and practical exercises designed to show their ability to apply intelligence doctrine including intelligence preparation of the battlefield, intelligence support to force protection, and intelligence synchronization. Course materials include: Advance book; additional issue materials list.