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Articles in Jan-March, 2005 issue of Military Intelligence Professional Bulletin

• Every Soldier is a Sensor Simulation: virtual simulation using game technology
  by Daniel P. Ray
• CSM forum
  by Lawrence J. Haubrich
• Culture matters
  by George A. VanOtten
• Training the corps: 111th MI Brigade: expanded trainging for an army at war by the Office of the Dean of Training, 11th MI Brigade
• Language action: update on National Language priorities—The National Language Conference, Language transformation roadmap, and the military Language Conference
  by Peter A. Shaver
• CSA's focus area 16: actionable intelligence … Effects of high deployment OPTEMPO and constrained resources on the pace of MI transformation
  by Stephen K. Iwicki
• Technical perspective
  by James J. Prewitt-Diaz
• The 9/11 Commission Report by the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks upon the United States
• Assessing stability during counterinsurgency or stability and support operations through patrol debriefs
  by Brian Gellman
• The 203d MI Battalion in operation Iraqi Freedom
  by Daniel R. Arnold
• 223d Military Intelligence Battalion
• From the editor
  by Sterilla A. Smith
• An adaptive methodology for developing enemy courses of action
  by Jack Kem
• Proponent notes: military MI promotions professional development
  by Harvey Crockett
• Developing a predictive capability in the Counterintelligence Integrated Analysis Center
  by Charles E. Harlan
• Always out front
  by Barbara G. Fast
• Analytical thinking in asymmetric environment
  by Keith D. Martin