Corps of Military Intelligence

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Corps of Military Intelligence
Active	1947-Present
Country	Pakistan
Branch	Army
Headquarters	Rawalpindi
Engagements	Indo-Pakistani War of 1947 Indo-Pakistani War of 1965 Indo-Pakistani War of 1971
Commanders
Colonel Commandant	Maj Gen Rizwan Afzal

Corps of Military Intelligence, generally termed as CMI, is one of the important arm of Pakistan Army. CMI is the back bone of many Intelligence Based Operations (IBOs).

About CMI[]

Corps of Military Intelligence is the secret arm of Pakistan Army. CMI officers and soldiers are found everywhere in civil cloth as a normal person.
Their functions are:

• Maintain peace inside the country.
• Go within enemy lines, collect information and return back.
• Conduct IBOs against state enemies.

CMI, being a secret arm, much is not known about it. Even the officers and soldier of CMI rarely wore uniform.

See also[]

• Frontier Force Regiment
• Punjab Regiment
• Baloch Regiment
• Azad Kashmir Regiment
• Sind Regiment
• Northern Light Infantry Regiment
• Regiment of Artillery
• Army Air Defence Command
• Corps of Engineer
• Army Medical Corps
• Corps of Signals
• Corps of Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
• Corps of Military Police
• Army Ordnance Corps
• Army Aviation Corps
• Army Education Corps
• Mujahid Force