EDITORIAL

DOCTRINE

• The New Conditions of Military Efficiency
• Ground Intelligence Future and Stakes
• New Techniques, New Threats
• The Threat Continuity - From National Territory to Theaters of Operations
• The Land Forces Synthetic OPFOR
• GLAISE Army
• The New Threats: the Challenge for Military-Oriented Intelligence
• Collecting Intelligence - Adapting our Capabilities
• Future Intelligence: Stakes and Digitization
• Collective Training for Intelligence - A New Organisation Framework
• Training for intelligence - Evolutions to be Expected for Army Officers
• Main Abbreviations and Acronyms in the intelligence Area
• Bibliography

FOREIGN STUDIES

• Intelligence Lessons-learned - Leveraging the Practical Experience of Operation Iraqi Freedeom/Operation Enduring Freedom
• Intelligence in Iraq within the Spanish Brigade “Plus Ultra”
• The ISTAR Capability of the Canadian Forces
• The Dutch Approach of ISTAR concept during NRF-4

FREEDOM OF SPEECH

• Terrorism and Ground Intelligence
• Human Intelligence (HUMINT), Expectations and Problems
• Asymmetrical Threat and Ground Intelligence
• The “All sources Analysis” Cell: An improved Way to Process Information
• Doctrine and Command in the British Army an Historical Overview
• French Practice in Getting Prepared to Overseas Operations

LESSONS LEARNED

• Intelligence in Indochina
• Contact Intelligence in the Kingdom of Insolence
• A Battalion Intelligence Officer in Afghanistan
• LICORNE or the Challenge to Reality
• The First Computerized Application for Intelligence: the Ideliance Project