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MI Hall of Fame

Official Site of the Military Intelligence Corps Hall of Fame
The Military Intelligence Corps was activated on 1 July 1987 in accordance with the United States Army Regimental System. One year later, on 1 July 1988, the Military Intelligence Corps Hall of Fame was formally established. Its purpose is to honor those Soldiers and Civilians whose exceptional performances have made special contributions to the Military Intelligence profession.

Class of 2015 Honorees

LTG RONALD BURGESS, US ARMY, RETIRED
Student Paper: Training and Duties of the TSO
MG JOHN DEFREITAS, US ARMY, RETIRED
Student Paper: Collection and Jamming Company: A Valuable Training Asset
MG HAROLD GREENE, US ARMY (DECEASED)
COL TOMMY FAUST, US ARMY, RETIRED
Student Paper: Unit and Organization Supply: Chapter 8 Accounting for Lost and Damaged or Destroyed Property Scope
COL DOUGLAS SHELDON, US ARMY, RETIRED
CW5 JOHN PINEDA, US ARMY, RETIRED (DECEASED)
SSG ANTONIO BONILLA, US ARMY
SSG DICK HAMADA, US ARMY (DECEASED)

Student Papers by/about Members

AC000007 Continental Secret Service
AC000035 Victory at Midway: Master Stroke of Intelligence
AC000081 Allan Pinkerton and the Baltimore Plot
AC000184 The Palestinian Resistance: It's Significance in the Arab World
AC000213 Allan Pinkerton, Intelligence Officer, Army of the Potomac
AC000235 A History of Aerial Surveillance 1794-1945
AC000283 Confederate Military Intelligence
AC000395 US Espionage Activities During the Revolutionary War
AC000485 Military Intelligence Officer Advanced Course Leadership Instruction: Is It Adequate?
AC000517 USAREUR and It's Active Threat
AC000620 Uniform Code of Military Justice: An Overview
AC000635 Fundamental Impediments to Philippine Economic Development
AC000700 Pinkerton Detective Agency and It's Military Intelligence Role in the Civil War
AC000724 Something for (Almost) Nothing - Applied Learning Theory, A Low-Cost Improvement to the MIOAC
AC001029 CABL and the CEWI Battalion
AC001041 Overview of the Intelligence Collection Methods Utilized During the Civil War
AC001045 Scenario Oriented Recurring Evaluation System
AC001133 The OPFOR Program: Where Are We? Where Do We Go From Here?
AC001159 Intelligence Training for the Infantry Soldier
AC001188 The Evolution of Democratic Kampuchea
AC001268 Training and Duties of the TSO
AC001485 Collection and Jamming Company: A Valuable Training Asset
AC001864 Unit and Organization Supply: Chapter 8 Accounting for Lost, Damaged, or Destroyed Property Scope
AC001987 The Tactical Army and Counterintelligence: Why it is Important and How it Can Be Sold to the Commander
AC002136 High Frontier: A Chance for Real Defense
AC002244 Security Accreditation Process for US Army ADP Facilities
AC002296 Military Intelligence Company Teams: A Dilemma