Just as military intelligence within the US military establishment has been a growth industry since the Vietnam War, so too has historical research on the subject been burgeoning. A big part of that upsurge in MI historical research is the work of the Command History Office at the US Army Intelligence and Security Command, probably the most productive history shop in the US Army today. The whole idea of these volumes was to take advantage of some of the good history being written about military intelligence and put it in one place where it could be easily useful for students and staff at the US Army Intelligence Center and Fort Huachuca. It is designed to form a basis for a professional reading program. Besides the suggestions for further reading at the end of each introductory section, there are two military intelligence bibliographies listed in the "General" section. On the Military Intelligence History Reading List.