TEL AVIV [MENL] -- Israel's military has begun new courses for the
intelligence corps that reflect changes in battle doctrine.Military officials said the courses are being held by the Field
Intelligence Corps, part of the Ground Forces Command. The corps,
established in 1999, focuses on tactical intelligence up to the level of
division.The corps has opened a school for field intelligence and the courses
include training in understanding enemy tactics, navigation and
reconnaissance as well as wireless communications. Much of the course is
said to focus on urban and guerrilla warfare."Regular regiments in every command, which form sources of intelligence
and combat intelligence gathering capabilities, provide the primary fighting
ability against the Palestinian terror," Ground Forces Command chief Maj.
Gen. Yiftah Ron-Tal said.
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