Military Intelligence Professional Bulletin Online
The Military Intelligence Professional Bulletin is a quarterly journal published by the U.S. Army to promote awareness and discussion of current topics in military intelligence. Although unclassified, the Bulletin is not made available online by the Army. Recent volumes can be found, however, on the Federation of American Scientists website.
The two latest issues are devoted to Intelligence in the Current Environment (April-June 2011) and Enabling Intelligence Analysis (July-September 2011).
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