Intelligence officers are the technical experts in the collection, analysis and dissemination of information that directly supports the intelligence requirements and needs of operational warfare commanders. Advanced systems and analysis techniques are used to locate, identify, analyze and disseminate real-time intelligence information. Typically this may include using tactical and space-based imagery, computers, radar, acoustic sensors and electronic signals surveillance to analyze intelligence data.

RESERVE

     * Navy Reserve Recruiting Website: Reserve Intelligence Officer

     * Navy Reserve Intelligence Inactive Website: Link

     * General Officer Opportunity Brochure

     * INTEL Brochure - May 10, 2005

ACTIVE

     * Navy Recruiting Website: Intelligence Officer

INTELLIGENCE

     * Reserve Intelligence Area (RIA)  Contact Info

Competitive Candidate Profile

       Objective Ranking Guidelines for an Intelligence Officer.

GENERAL TRAINING PROCESS

INSTRUCTIONS/PROGRAM AUTHORIZATION

PROGRAM AUTHORIZATION 107A as of OCT08:

Restricted Line, Special Duty, (Intelligence) Officer -

Qualifications: Education, Work Experience, Mental, Age (No Age Waivers), Physical

INSTRUCTIONS as of 17JAN03:

OPNAV 1131.1 Restricted Line Direct Appointment Program for Inactive Duty Special Duty Officer

(Intelligence 1635) (17JAN03) Issues:  Age limit, BRIT, Resubmission after Non-Select

NOTES

NOTES as of 19FEB03:

- Applicants can NOT be enrolled in BRIT (Basic Reserve Intelligence Training) school - Prior military applicants with Intel background have about a 75% selection rate at past Intel Professional Boards

      * Office of Naval Intelligence - ONI.

      * Navy Reserve Association - News/OCTOBER 2001 Article (7 pages)