0241 intelligence specialist
Imagery Analysis Specialists can transition from any Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) to their role. Their primary duty involves the evaluation and interpretation of imagery data obtained from diverse sensor platforms, with the objective of generating valuable intelligence. They apply their expertise in photogrammetry to facilitate precise target identification for the commander and engage in mission planning for reconnaissance activities spanning multiple missions and data sources.
Their responsibilities encompass:
Imagery Analysis: Perform comprehensive imagery analysis.
Air Tasking Order Interpretation: Extract crucial data from Air Tasking Orders.
Orders of Battle Confirmation/Denial: Verify or refute orders of battle.
Sensor and Platform Capabilities Briefing: Present the capabilities of imagery collection sensors and platforms.
Full Motion Video (FMV) Sensor Briefing: Explain the capabilities of full motion video collection sensors and platforms.
Moving Target Indicator (MTI) Sensor Briefing: Provide information on Moving Target Indicator collection sensors and platforms.
Intelligence Briefing: Conduct intelligence briefings.
Ground Moving Target Indicator (GMTI) Analysis: Analyze Ground Moving Target Indicator data.
Sensor Cross Cueing: Collaborate on sensor cross-cueing initiatives.
Mobility Corridor Study Collaboration: Participate in Mobility Corridor Studies.
Imagery Intelligence (IMINT) Indications and Warning: Issue IMINT-based indications and warnings.
Battle Damage Assessment (BDA): Perform Battle Damage Assessment.
Coherent Change Detection Analysis: Engage in coherent change detection analysis.
Multi-Spectral Imagery (MSI) Analysis: Analyze Multi-Spectral Imagery.
Hyper-Spectral Imagery (HSI) Analysis: Analyze Hyper-Spectral Imagery.
These specialists play a crucial role in harnessing imagery data to provide actionable intelligence and contribute to mission success.