Colonel Jerry Carter currently serves as the Commanding Officer of the Marine Corps Intelligence Activity (MCIA), where he leverages his extensive experience in providing Expeditionary Intelligence to the Operating Forces worldwide. With a robust background in Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) and Electronic Warfare (EW), Col Carter...
Colonel Jerry Carter currently serves as the Commanding Officer of the Marine Corps Intelligence Activity (MCIA), where he leverages his extensive experience in providing Expeditionary Intelligence to the Operating Forces worldwide. With a robust background in Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) and Electronic Warfare (EW), Col Carter is adept at employing advanced techniques to produce actionable national intelligence across a diverse array of subject areas. His expertise is not only technical; he possesses a profound understanding of how intelligence informs decision-making for both policymakers and warfighters, ensuring that critical information is effectively translated into strategic advantage.
Under his leadership, MCIA has undertaken key projects aimed at enhancing the operational readiness of Marine Corps units deployed in high-threat environments, particularly in regions like Afghanistan. Col Carter's focus on counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency operations has been pivotal in developing intelligence frameworks that support contingency planning and security operations. His commitment to excellence in expeditionary intelligence has also fostered collaboration with federal government agencies and international partners, reinforcing the importance of integrated intelligence efforts in homeland security.
Col Carter's leadership is characterized by a strategic vision that prioritizes staff planning and operational efficiency, ensuring that his team is well-prepared to meet the dynamic challenges of modern warfare. With a Top Secret security clearance and a wealth of experience in military operations, he continues to drive innovation within the intelligence community, positioning MCIA as a critical asset in the defense of national security interests.
