Many universities have applied the MTC’s methods to their language learning curricula. The U.S. Military has also studied and teamed with the MTC for decades to better understand how to efficiently train their soldiers. As a result, the Army’s Intelligence Brigade, based in Utah, draws on former Mormon missionaries to fill their ranks.

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Edward Twaddell
Feb 23, 2017 · 1 min read

While I don’t have a problem with any of the points laid out in this article, as a current service member of almost 20 years, I wonder about this supporting statement.

While I would not be surprised to hear that the Army copied the MTC’s methods, I think it’s likely inaccurate to say that the Army has teamed with the MTC for decades, simply because of the issue of church/state separation. I’d be interested in hearing where you got this information.

Furthermore, there are several Military Intelligence Brigades in the Active Army, the USAR, and (I think) in the ARNG. None are referred to as “The Army’s Intelligence Brigade”. Again, I’d be interested in the source of this information.

Let me be clear: I’m not trying to accuse anyone of making anything up. I AM interested in clarifying information that may be incorrect and thereby misleading to someone who doesn’t know.

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