Military Intelligence

Serve at the forefront of national security by analyzing top-secret information and interpreting spy reports.

Direct the analysis of satellite imagery and interpret intelligence to determine implications of new data.

Use keen analytical skills to identify patterns in Internet chatter and other sources.

Supervise collection, analysis, and dissemination of critical information.

Participate in reconnaissance missions and provide intelligence support to US Naval and multinational forces.

Advise government decision makers and lead personnel in mission-sensitive analysis.

Develop comprehensive understanding of adversaries' operations during wartime.

Qualifications include a four-year degree (preferably in international relations, political science, engineering, or related fields), US citizenship, willingness to serve worldwide, and eligibility for a security clearance. General qualifications vary based on current or prior service.