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United States Army Reserve in Operation Desert Storm. Strategic Intelligence Support: Military Intelligence Detachments for the Defense Intelligence Agency.

John R. Brinkerhoff, Ted Silva, John Seitz

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This is one in a series of monographs describing and assessing the role of the United States Army Reserve in winning the war in the Persian Gulf. This report highlights the role of Army Reservists who serve in Strategic Military Intelligence Detachments to support the nation's intelligence activities. There are 59 such detachments in the Army Reserve and four of them were activated to support the Defense Intelligence Agency during Operation Desert Storm. The report provides insight into the utilization of these unique Army Reserve assets when needed.

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Key concepts: Military intelligence, Agency (philosophy), Desert (philosophy), Gulf war, Political science, Persian, Storm, Military strategy