Mission

The mission of MCIS is to provide command and control and other functions, as are necessary for the discipline, morale, and welfare of permanent and student personnel assigned to MCIS Headquarters (HQ) and subordinate detachments. Additionally, MCIS coordinates and integrates training and education requirements for all intelligence occupational fields and serves as a proponent for intelligence language training and military occupational specialty (MOS) 8621, Remote Sensor Operators, in order to provide technically-proficient Marines to the operating forces and supporting establishment.

Marine Corps Intelligence Schools
2088 Regulus Avenue Bldg 420
Virginia Beach, VA 23461

Take I-64 East to I-264 East. Take the I-264 East exit to Virginia
Beach.
Proceeding on I-264 East take the Laskin Road / First Colonial Road
exit. Bear right toward First Colonial Rd. You will merge onto
Virginia Beach Blvd for approx ¾ mile. At the first traffic light,
turn right on First Colonial Road heading south toward Naval Air
Station Oceana.
First Colonial Road will turn into Oceana BLVD. Proceed on Oceana
BLVD. If you need a vehicle pass for Dam Neck Annex, turn right on
Tomcat BLVD and follow the signs to the NAS Oceana Pass ID Office
before proceeding past NAS Oceana. The office is located on your right
side just before the main gate to NAS Oceana.
If you do NOT require a vehicle pass, follow Oceana BLVD past NAS
Oceana to General Booth BLVD. Turn right on General Booth BLVD.
Once on General Booth Blvd, merge into the far left hand lane. Follow
General Booth BLVD to Dam Neck Road (approx. ¼ mile). Turn left on Dam
Neck Road. Dam Neck Road will take you to the Dam Neck Annex main
gate.
Pass straight through the main gate (see map) and at the second right
bear right onto Regulus Avenue. MCIS is located on the left (approx. 1
mile) south on Regulus Avenue.

Deputy Commander	757-492-0357
Executive Assistant	757-492-0246
S1 Administrative Officer	757-492-0411
Operations Officer	757-492-0301
Current Operations	757-492-0143
Future Plans	757-492-0425
CI/HUMINT SME	757-492-0360
ISR SME	757-492-0293
SIGINT/EW SME	757-492-0255
METOC SME	757-492-0575
Academics	757-492-0574
Director of Resources	757-492-0230
S6 Communications Officer	757-492-0207
Address: Marine Corps Intelligence Schools 2088 Regulus Avenue Bldg 420 Virginia Beach, VA 23461

On 28 November 2006, Marine Corps Intelligence Schools (MCIS) was activated as a Marine Corps Training Command (TRNGCMD) formal schools command. Colonel Francis X. Cubillo became the first Commanding Officer during a command activation ceremony reviewed by TRNGCMD’s Commanding General, Brigadier General James B. Laster. Colonel Mitchel S. Jackson and MGySgt James R. Henderson Jr. became the Command’s first Executive Officer and Senior Enlisted Advisor respectively. MCIS originally served as the parent command for Marine Corps intelligence training detachments IWTC-VB, Dam Neck, Virginia Beach, Virginia; Corry Station Pensacola, Florida; Goodfellow AFB, Texas; and Fort Huachuca, Arizona. On 1 December 2012, TRNGCMD reorganized utilizing a geographic construct in order to enhance Command oversight and presence. MCIS now serves as the parent command for MARDET Dam Neck, VA (GMI, CI-HUMINT, GEOINT), MARDET MATSD Oceana, VA (F18 Pilot/Aviation Maint), MARDET Newport, RI/SERE-E Kittery, ME (Legal/Aviation/Log/Survival), MARDET School of Music JEBLC, VA (Ft Story SOM), and MARCORREP FTC Norfolk, VA (Aviation Micro Repair).

Although MCIS provides primary support to regional subordinate training units, it continues to execute the functional mission of serving as the focal point for all Marine Corps Intelligence training and education issues regarding MAGTF Intelligence, Signals Intelligence, and Remote Sensor Operator military occupation fields while also serving as the Marine Corps representative for all DOD and joint-level intelligence/signals intelligence training and education boards and councils.