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On 1 July, 1987 the Military
Intelligence Corps was activated as a regiment under the U.S. Army regimental
system. To the left is the insignia of the the Military Intelligence Corps.
The Sphinx at the shield's center has been associated with U.S. military
intelligence since 1923, when it was adopted as the insignia of the Military
Intelligence Officers Reserve Corps. This mythological creature has
exemplified the combination of wisdom and strength with silence from ancient times to
the present. The Key and Lighting bolt represent Knowledge and Speed. The
Motto "Always Out Front" is a reminder that the members of the Corps are
continuously in action against the enemy's of our nation. |
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The Military Intelligence Branch is
a basic branch of the U.S. Army, and its soldiers are primarily concerned
with the intelligence aspects of the Army's mission. Although Intelligence
personnel have been a part of the Army since its founding in 1775, it wasn't
until July, 1967 that a number of intelligence and security organizations
were combined to form this branch of service. Military Intelligence soldiers
wear the branch insignia shown on the right. In 1971, the Unites States Army
Intelligence Center and School, the home of Military Intelligence, was
established at Fort Huachuca, Arizona. |
On a dagger point up,
a heralding sun all in gold
charged with an oriental blue rose. |
LINEAGE and HONORS
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The 341st Military Intelligence
Battalion (Linguist), was federally activated on December 1, 1989
under the Command of Lieutenant Colonel David J. Siefert. The
Battalion which is affiliated with the
300th Military Intelligence Brigade
(Linguist), was activated in the State of Washington with a Headquarters,
Headquarters Service Company, and Company A. The mission of the
Battalion is to provide trained linguists qualified as: Interrogators of
Prisoners of War, Counterintelligence Agents, Signal Intelligence Operators,
and Intelligence Analysts. In addition to providing the U.S. Army with
foreign language support, the Battalion serves as a center for language
training and development during peacetime.
BLAZON and
DISTINCTIVE UNIT INSIGNIA
For information on the 341st MI Blazon and Distinctive unit
insignia, please click on the unit crest below:
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