The American Intelligence Journal is the flagship publication of the NMIA. Now in its fourth decade, the Journal's focus remains on education and professional development. We seek to augment both the capabilities and the performance of armed forces intelligence operators and their civilian counterparts. The legal environment increasingly demands joint, interagency, and coalition approaches to military and homeland security operations. Today, the military intelligence professional must be proficient across traditional and emerging disciplines, missions, and functions. NMIA is the only joint military intelligence professional association in the United States. Our American Intelligence Journal offers readers an artful balance between the wisdom of scholars and the street smarts of practitioners.

The National Military Intelligence Foundation (NMIF) is “organized to advance public awareness of the role in, and contributions to society, of military intelligence organizations, disciplines, analytical methods, techniques and personnel.” The National Military Intelligence Association (NMIA) is a national association of intelligence professionals. NMIA was founded in 1973 at Fort Huachuca, Arizona. Members include military and civil service professionals actively engaged in military intelligence careers as well as reserve, former and retired intelligence personnel and U.S. citizens who have an interest in intelligence and support the vital role of military intelligence in safeguarding our nation's security. The National Military Intelligence Association (NMIA) has been the premier professional association for practitioners of military intelligence since its inception in 1974. NMIA is expanding its efforts to provide scholarships for studies in intelligence, to recognize intelligence professionals for outstanding contributions to military intelligence, and to provide public education about military intelligence activities, organizations, and careers.