Lesson Plan: Spying with Math By studying the basics of cryptology (the science of breaking codes), students will use a few of the necessary STEM skills required to complete this type of work, including graphing skills, pattern recognition, and classification techniques.
Lesson Plan: Intelligent Intelligence U.S. intelligence experts rely on a variety of techniques to collect information. Many of those techniques use math. In this lesson, students will be introduced to formulas used in imaging and radio communication.
Lesson Plan: Code Talkers American Indians served in important military intelligence roles during World War I and World War II, using their native languages to transmit secret military messages on the battlefield. Their efforts proved crucial to U.S. military success. In this lesson, students learn about the Code Talkers and the significance of this celebrated group of American Indian soldiers in historical and cultural context. One class period (30 minutes)
Walking Tour: Military Intelligence Arlington National Cemetery is the final resting place of many individuals who shaped the United States’ modern intelligence programs — both military and civilian. This walking tour features the stories of major figures in the history of U.S. intelligence. Distance: 3.5 miles Exertion Level:High Starting point: Section 30 (.2 miles from Welcome Center) Read More