Military Intelligence Service

The Military Intelligence Service (MIS) is a branch of the military focused on gathering, analyzing, and disseminating information about enemy forces and potential threats. Its primary goal is to support military operations by providing commanders with critical information to make informed decisions. During World War II, the MIS played a vital role, particularly in the Pacific theater, where it worked to intercept enemy communications and gather intelligence on Japanese troop movements. Today, military intelligence encompasses a range of activities, including reconnaissance, surveillance, and cyber intelligence, to ensure national security and effective defense strategies.