The Military Intelligence Corps Monument

Curator:  Military Intelligence Corps Association (MICA) 

Theme:  Military Intelligence Corps

Background:   In 1971, the United States Army Intelligence Center was established at Fort Huachuca, Arizona as the home of the military intelligence branch. On 1 July 1987 the Military Intelligence Corps was activated as a regiment under the U.S. Army Regimental System. All United States Army Military Intelligence personnel are members of the Military Intelligence Corps. Approximately 28,000 military personnel and 3,800 civilian personnel are assigned to intelligence duties, comprising the Military Intelligence Corps.  Most of them were trained at Fort Huachuca, and frequently rotate back to this area for training or duties as trainers or testers.  We refer to them collectively as the Military Intelligence Corps.

Dedication Inscription:   

SOLDIERS FIRST, BUT INTELLIGENCE PROFESSIONALS ALWAYS
PERFORMING THE TASK TO FIND, KNOW, AND NEVER LOSE THE ENEMY
WITH A SENSE OF URGENCY, TENACITY, AND ABOVE ALL, INTEGRITY
MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY TOUGH
ALWAYS AT SILENT WAR, WHILE READY FOR A SHOOTING WAR
THE SILENT WARRIORS OF THE ARMY,

WE ARE THE MILITARY INTELLIGENCE CORPS!

Attribution Inscription:

The Military Intelligence Corps Association  (MICA) 

proudly supports this monument to the veterans 

of our Military Intelligence community, The MICA contributed 

images and inscriptions on this monument 

and a donation towards its construction. 

Monument Image:

Final rendition will be artistically assembled by a professional

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