Directorate of Military Intelligence

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The Directorate of Military Intelligence was a British War Office department responsible for overseeing and coordinating army intelligence activities, including the various MI sections, during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Directorate of Military Intelligence canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British military intelligence agency
War Office department
coordinatedWith Admiralty Naval Intelligence Division
Air Ministry intelligence
linked to: Air Ministry

Foreign Office
country United Kingdom
dissolved 20th century
employed civilian analysts
military officers
field defence
military intelligence
hadAbbreviation DMI
handled operational intelligence
strategic intelligence
tactical intelligence
inception late 19th century
jurisdiction British Army
location London
linked to: London, England
operatedDuring World War I
World War II
interwar period
oversaw MI1
MI10
MI11
MI14
linked to: MI1

MI15
MI19
MI2
MI3
MI4
linked to: MI(R)

MI5
MI6
MI7
MI8
MI9
parentOrganization War Office
partOf British Army
British War Office intelligence system
replacedBy Defence Intelligence Staff
responsibleFor army intelligence activities
intelligence coordination
sector government
subordinateTo Chief of the Imperial General Staff
Secretary of State for War
used classified reports
human intelligence sources
signals intelligence
usedLanguage English

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MI(R) of the War Office subordinateTo Directorate of Military Intelligence
Military Intelligence (Research) partOf Directorate of Military Intelligence