USMC Signals Intelligence MCI

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Mission Statement – Marine Detachment, Corry Station, FL

The Marine Corps Detachment’s mission is to train Marines in basic skills associated with Signals Intelligence (SIGINT), Information Assurance (IA), and Computer Network Operation (CNO) activities. We will sustain the warrior ethos and impress upon each Marine the value of their service. Ultimately providing trained, deployable Marines to the Operating Forces.

Command History
The detachment’s lineage began in 1956 when Marines entered the Cryptologic Training Program (CTP). Aboard Naval Radio Station, Imperial Beach, California, Marines received training in the Manual Morse and Special Communications military occupational specialties while under the administrative control of Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego. In 1960, the CTP relocated to the deactivated auxiliary air station, Corry Field, Pensacola Florida, redesignated as Naval Communications Training Center (NCTC). Students undergoing cryptologic training fell under the administrative control of Marine Aviation Detachment, Naval Air Station, Pensacola. The detachment was designated as Company K, Marine Support Battalion on 1 September 1963.

On 1 July 2000, Company K was redesignated as Marine Corps Detachment, Corry Station. Currently, the detachment is a tenant of the Navy training command, Center for Information Dominance (CID), Corry Station, and falls under the operational control of Training and Education Command, Quantico, Virginia.
2651 Special Intelligence Communicator
Special Intelligence Communicator: This course provides basic networking, cryptologic and tactical communication skills, as well as operate and trouble shoot the Trojan LITE satellite system. Course is approximately 17 weeks long.
2621 450 Basic Course (“A” School): Communications Signals Collection and Processing Course. Approximately 15 weeks long.
2631 Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) Course
Basic ELINT: Entry Level Electronic Intelligence Basic Operator Course. 8 Weeks long.
Operational ELINT: Intermediate Operational Electronic Intelligence Course. 10 Weeks long.
2611 Digital Network Analysis Courses
Basic Digital Network Analysis Course (BDNA): The course provides basic level instruction in computer networking, vulnerabilities, analysis, design, reporting, and exploitation. Course is 6 weeks long. (IDNA): The course provides intermediate level instruction and performance testing in computer networks to include analysis and reporting, vulnerabilities analysis (Firewall, ACL’s, Intrusion Detection) and execution of operations. Course is 9 weeks long.
(ADNA): The course provides advanced level instruction and performance testing in computer networks to include Computer Security, Network Reconstruction, Intrusion Technologies, and Information System Security. Course is 5 weeks long.
Joint Network Attack Course (JNAC): Provide joint service personnel with master level training in Information Operations (IO) and Network Attack to include mission and planning. Course is 4 weeks long.

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https://www.navy-radio.com/manuals.htm

https://www.navy-radio.com/manuals/crypto-equip.htm

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