G-2 (Intelligence Division of the U.S. Army)

The G-2 was the intelligence division of the U.S. Army, responsible for gathering, analyzing, and interpreting enemy information to support military planning and operations. It provided commanders with crucial insights on enemy strength, positions, movements, and intentions. Essentially, the G-2 acted as the Army’s strategies’ eyes and ears, helping leaders make informed decisions on the battlefield. This unit played a key role in intelligence, counterintelligence, and security during conflicts, evolving over time into modern military intelligence organizations.