INTELLIGENCE REFERENCES

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This article references parts of the story in my fiction books, The Meadow Protocol and The Brush, part of The Continuity Chronicles series. Available in my store for signed paperback and hard copies and also from Amazon to include Kindle and Audible. Comprehensive List of U.S. Military Manuals on Intelligence Data Analysis and Related HUMINT Operations (as of January 2026) This consolidated list is on intelligence analysis (processing, evaluating, and interpreting data for operational insights) and HUMINT-specific operations (including interrogation, debriefing, and source validation, which often involve data analysis from human sources). It draws from U.S. Army, Air Force, Space Force, and DoD-wide doctrines, eliminating duplicates (e.g., TC 2-33.4 appears to be a variant or reference to ATP 2-33.4) and noting historical/superseded items for context. Subcategories are used to organize by focus area and branch, with emphasis on current editions. Manuals evolve with threats like multi-domain operations, AI integration, and contested environments; check official sources (e.g., Army Publishing Directorate, FAS.org) for updates. DoD-Wide Policies and Overarching Directives These provide high-level guidance on intelligence activities, including interrogation and data analysis, applicable across services. DoDD 3115.09 DoD Intelligence Interrogations, Detainee Debriefings, and Tactical Questioning (October 9, 2012; updated October 2014 with changes):...