American Intelligence Journal

The American Intelligence Journal (AIJ) is a peer-reviewed military journal published in the United States by the National Military Intelligence Association (NMIA). It is dedicated to public education and the dissemination of knowledge about the military intelligence profession. The journal serves as a professional forum for military intelligence practitioners, scholars, and the interested public, covering topics related to intelligence analysis, collection, doctrine, history, and education. As a publication of the NMIA, it reflects the association's mission to advance the understanding and practice of military intelligence. The journal is distributed primarily within the United States and is accessible through the NMIA's official website. Its content is aimed at fostering professional development and informed public discourse on intelligence matters.

The American Intelligence Journal is published by the National Military Intelligence Association (NMIA), a professional organization in the United States. The journal has served as a peer-reviewed outlet for scholarship and professional discussion concerning military intelligence. Its stated focus includes public education and the dissemination of knowledge about the military intelligence profession. While the exact founding date is not provided in the available evidence, the journal is recognized as a military periodical published in the United States. It continues to be associated with the NMIA and is accessible via the association's website.

A professional, peer-reviewed publication for the military intelligence community and the public.

• American Intelligence Journal

  Peer-reviewed military journal published by the National Military Intelligence Association.

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