SSG Norman Lihou

Army | Multidiscipline Counterintelligence (MDCI) Analyst

Dates of Service: Aug 1983 - May 1986

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Senior Multisource Intelligence Analyst (28 Years); Strategic Briefer/Public Speaker; Instructional Systems Design; Certified Instructor; Program Manager; Doctrinal Writer; International Engagement Representative; Author; Knowledge Manager; 7 Deployments

Military Experiences

1996 - 1999

Instructor

USAICoE, TRADOC | Fort Huachuca, AZ

1996 - 1997

MDCI NCOIC

A Co, 102nd MI Bn | Camp Essayons, South Korea

Established the first Multidiscipline Counterintelligence (MDCI) cell as well as prepared the Analysis Control Element (ACE) for the introduction of the All Source Analysis System. Worked as an ASAS Systems supervisor integrating the system with maneuver and support elements. Worked the ASAS-Warrior system, creating a database, for rear area threat and force protection analysis. Worked with the Modular Architecture for Exchange of Intelligence (MAXI) system, setting up message profiles and accessing National Intelligence databases to answer questions posed by the Division commander and G-2. NCOIC of the MDCI\Targeting Cell working 5 major and minor field exercise problems identifying targets of opportunity for the Division commander and passing target nominations.

1994 - 1996

MDCI Team Chief

A Co, 297th MI, 513th MI BDE, INSCOM | Fort Eisenhower, GA

Worked as an MDCI supervisor in an Echelons Above Corps ACE. Created a database for 21 Middle Eastern countries using the MAXI system and INTELINK. This included identifying and entering all applicable keywords and creating the primary country database with corresponding MDCI threat subfolders. Introduced the section to a counterintelligence program that was used as a stand-alone database system. Produced the two most comprehensive foreign intelligence threat assessments since the 1st Gulf War, which identified the Counter-HUMINT, Counter-SIGINT and Counter-IMINT threat. Identified a new hostile intelligence threat and doctrine change that had not previously been identified by national or joint level intelligence agencies and changed the DIA country profile.

1991 - 1994

MDCI Platoon Sergeant

B Co, 202nd MI, 513th MI BDE, INSCOM | Fort Monmouth, NJ

Chosen to act as a liaison for the national level intelligence agencies and worked with the Terrorism/HUMINT Team in the Army Intelligence Agency for two months producing a comprehensive Threat database for 19 Middle Eastern countries. Worked in MDCI operations in Saudi Arabia and Egypt, along with CI teams, creating an all-inclusive threat analysis report on friendly vulnerabilities. With no written guidance on MDCI operations, established methodologies within the company that were two years ahead of U.S Army doctrine. Created the first counter-signals intelligence exercises, which initiated the establishment of new concrete procedures for the unit’s unique mission. Deployed the platoon and equipment on various worldwide missions (Desert Storm, Bright Star).

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