PAM 350-32 — Army Foundry Intelligence Training Program Handbook
PAM 350-32 governs standard operating procedures for the Army Foundry Intelligence Training Program and its readiness support.
- Publication number: PAM 350-32
- Title: ARMY FOUNDRY INTELLIGENCE TRAINING PROGRAM HANDBOOK
- Date: 08/26/2024
- Proponent: G-2
- Status: ACTIVE
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PAM 350-32 covers Army readiness, administrative procedures, training support, funding, synchronization, and resource execution reporting. It describes four pillars for building and sustaining intelligence formation readiness in support of multidomain operations.
Applies to: Headquarters Department of the Army agencies and unit commanders should refer to this pamphlet to successfully execute the Army Foundry Intelligence Training Program.
Topics covered
- Army Foundry Intelligence Training Program operations
- Military Intelligence Training Standards
- Four-pillar readiness model
- Home station intelligence training
- Training and resource execution reports
- Funding guidelines
Questions and answers
Who is the Army Foundry Intelligence Training Program available to?
The Army Foundry Intelligence Training Program is available to MI Soldiers and DoD Civilians of all components. (paragraph 3-1)
Which components receive Army Foundry Intelligence Training Program funds?
Army Foundry Intelligence Training Program funds are provided to Active Component, U.S. Army Reserve (USAR) and Army National Guard units. (paragraph 2-1)
What are the four pillars of the Army Foundry Intelligence Training Program?
The Army Foundry Intelligence Training Program consists of four pillars designed to build and sustain readiness for intelligence formations in support of MDO. (paragraph 2-3)
Where are Army Foundry Intelligence Training Program courses listed?
Army Foundry Intelligence Training Program courses are listed in ATRRS under School Code 144. (paragraph 4-1)
What do Army Foundry Intelligence Training Program sites provide?
Army Foundry Intelligence Training Program sites provide individual and collective intelligence training at home station, in preparation for combat training centers (CTCs) and other collective training venues, and operations. (paragraph 1-44)