LESSON ONE
INFRARED IMAGERY ANALYSIS
MOS MANUAL TASKS: 301-338-1841
301-338-3701
OVERVIEW
TASK DESCRIPTION:
In this lesson you will learn basic IR theory, how to analyze IR imagery, prepare IR mission
requests, and IR mission reports.
LEARNING OBJECTIVE:
ACTIONS:
Describe basic IR theory and the information and procedures required to
analyze IR imagery, and prepare IR mission requests and IR mission
reports.
CONDITIONS:
You will be given access to extracts from DA Pam 25-7, STANAG 3277,
STANAG 3596, STP-34-96D1-SM, and TC 34-55.
STANDARDS:
Description of basic IR theory, analysis of IR imagery, and preparation of
IR requests and reports will be IAW DA Pam 25-7, STANAG 3277,
STANAG 3596, STP-34-96D1-SM, and TC 34-55.
REFERENCES:
The material contained in this lesson was derived from the following
publications:
DA Pam 25-7.
STANAG 3277.
STANAG 3596.
STP-34-96D1-SM.
TC 34-55.
NOTE: Replace pages 16 and 22 with photo pages 16 and 22 attached to the back of the
subcourse booklet for better viewing.
INTRODUCTION
IR imagery is a vital asset to the field commander. It is an alternative to conventional imagery.
The method for using heat sensing devices, imaging returns, and then providing interpretive
information from the imagery has been in existence for nearly 40 years. Some details of
operational IR sensors are classified and are not discussed in this lesson.
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