Military Intelligence Service Language School (U.S.)

found: Yaban gogai, Sept.-Oct. 1945: (name not given); Nov. 1945: p. 1 (MISLS; Military Intelligence Service Language School; Fort Snelling, Minn.); May 1946: p. 1 ([Army Language School] to be moved to the Presidio in Monterey)

found: The Military Intelligence Service Language School, 1945?: p. 2, etc. (11-1-1941, Fourth Army Intelligence School had started operations at the Presidio of San Francisco; 1942, War Dept. decided to place school under its direct jurisdiction and re-establish it at Camp Savage, Minn., as the Military Intelligence Service Language School; 1944, moved to Fort Snelling)

found: The Army Almanac, 1950 (Fourth Army Intelligence School; mission, to train military personnel in foreign languages prescribed by the Dept. of the Army; estab. on 12/1/1941 at the Presidio of Monterey, Calif.; 5/25/1942, the War Dept. placed the school under its direct jurisdiction and reestablished it at Camp Savage, Minn., naming it the Military Intelligence Service Japanese Intelligence School [no publ. in L.C. data base]; 7/6/1942 changed its name to Military Intelligence Service Language School; 8/15/1944, the sch. was transferred to Fort Snelling, Minn., where it remained until 6/11/1946, when Fort Snelling was deactivated, returned to the West Coast and stationed at the Presidio of Monterey; 9/1/1947, changed its name to Army Language School)

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