1972 U.S. Army Intelligence Imagery Interpretation Correspondence Course Subcourse 106

Original U.S. Army Intelligence Center and School Military Intelligence Subcourse 106, Imagery Interpretation Unit, from Fort Huachuca, Arizona. Originally dated April 1963 and revised October 1972. This is a Vietnam era Army correspondence training course used to instruct personnel in military imagery interpretation and intelligence analysis. The group includes the instructional material along with examination assignment sheets, lesson solution sheets, and an original punch-style student answer card. The examination places the student in the role of an imagery interpretation officer in a war zone preparing an intelligence briefing. A particularly interesting surviving example of how U.S. Army intelligence personnel were trained during the Vietnam era. Shows storage and age wear, staining, edge wear, and some rust staining around the staples as pictured. Overall a very interesting and fairly uncommon military intelligence training set.