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Introduction FM2-22-3 Human Intelligence Collector Operations is a US Army Field Manual providing doctrine and guidance to human intelligence collectors (35M MOS), also formerly known as Interrogators (97E). It provides information on how to collect information from individuals and tactics for questioning and building relationships. Below you will see some information on this topic. HUMINT…

When collecting sources of HUMINT (Human Intelligence), the common acronym MICE has been used in the past to describe the factors that may influence someone to cooperate with you to provide information. MICE First it is necessary to define MICE. MICE stands for Money, Ideology, Coercion/Compromise, Ego/Excitement. Some spies like Robert Hanssen spied only for…

Deception detection is a structured analytical technique for examining the possibility that an intelligence source is attempting to deceive you. This is different from simple lie detection in that the individual deceiving an Intelligence Officer is usually backed up by a government or other adversary, rather than by their own self-interest. The information they give…

Disguises are an important element of escape and evasion. Although an Intelligence Officer will do their best to blend in, there may be some situations where it is important to disguise themselves to escape an emergency situation. Elements of disguises include changing your hair, changing your face, and changing your clothing in order to create…