Brian G. Shellum

Defense Intelligence Support in the Gulf War: A Chronology, 1997, DIA History Office

I fully support historical documents of this kind that record the critical role of Military Intelligence in a dangerous and rapidly changing world. This extensive chronology, the first of several unclassified publications, is a guide to day-to-day support provided to the warfighter. It is for soldiers and strategists, policymakers and scholars, but most importantly, the practitioners of intelligence—our Nation’s first line of defense.
--Foreword, Lieutenant General Patrick Hughes, Director, DIA

Selected Works

Military History
Black Officer in a Buffalo Soldier Regiment: The Military Career of Charles Young
Military Career of Charles Young, pointman for his race in the U.S. Army.
Black Cadet in a White Bastion: Charles Young at West Point
The early life and Academy experiences of Charles Young, the third black West Point graduate.
Military Intelligence History
At the Creation, 1961-1965: Origination Documents of the Defense Intelligence Agency
The declassified documents and commentary that trace the establishment of the Defense Intelligence Agency from 1961 to 1965.
Defense Intelligence Support in the Gulf War: A Chronology, 1997, DIA History Office
A concise chronology of the defense intelligence support before and during the First Gulf War from 1990-1991.