Intelligence
Army Military Intelligence soldiers collect, analyze, and disseminate information that drives tactical and strategic decisions. CMF 35 covers disciplines from all-source analysis to signals intelligence, counterintelligence, and cryptologic operations. Most MI MOSs require a Top Secret/SCI clearance.
Preparing for this career field? Most MOS jobs listed below require specific ASVAB line scores. Our ASVAB study guide covers every composite and how to raise the scores that matter for your target MOS. First-time testers may qualify for the PiCAT, the at-home version of the ASVAB.
Analysis
- 35F Intelligence Analyst – produces all-source intelligence assessments for commanders at every echelon
- 35G Geospatial Intelligence Imagery Analyst – analyzes satellite and aerial imagery to identify threats, terrain, and targets
Human Intelligence
- 35L Counterintelligence Agent – detects, identifies, and neutralizes foreign intelligence threats against the Army
- 35M Human Intelligence Collector – collects intelligence through questioning, debriefing, and source operations
Signals Intelligence and Cyber
- 35N Signals Intelligence Analyst – intercepts, analyzes, and reports on foreign communications and electronic signals
- 35P Cryptologic Linguist – translates and analyzes foreign language communications for intelligence value
- 35Q Cryptologic Network Warfare Specialist – conducts signals intelligence collection and cyberspace operations against adversary networks
- 35S Signals Intelligence Analyst – processes and reports signals intelligence from ground-based and airborne collection platforms
Systems and Technical Support
- 35T Military Intelligence Systems Maintainer/Integrator – installs, maintains, and integrates the hardware and software systems that intelligence units depend on
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