This is a good manual. While there is a lot of jargon that is DOD or DA specific the content is very interesting and applicable to Domestic L.E. Intel. It seems like the Army FMs just keep getting better. They have come a long way from the old FM 7-8 or 7-70 manuals that I used to read.

The manual is well laid out and organized. It's very relevant and useful for end users and not just "doctrine" specialists who are just skimming for the latest buzz words to throw out to impress the boss. It includes some very useful appendixes that add to the overall content. Interested readers who are not up on the PIR/SIR/IR methodology may find it useful to develop some knowledge of the Army Intel doctrine or process before digging in.