podcast · Feb 26, 2026 · Making Shooters Better
Before Chaos Unfolds: Inside the Mind of a U.S. Army Intelligence Officer
In this episode of Making Shooters Better , Terry Vaughan sits down with Jay Graves, former U.S. Army HUMINT and SIGINT Intelligence Officer, to unpack what real situational awareness actually looks like when the stakes are high. Drawing from counter-drug operations, overseas deployments, and real-world threat assessments, Jay explains how intelligence professionals learn to establish behavioral baselines, detect anomalies early, and make sound decisions with incomplete information. The conversation goes beyond theory. Jay breaks down practical strategies that everyday citizens can use to reco
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