Which of the following branches does the Army Special Operations Center of Excellence not support?

The Army Special Operations Center of Excellence is primarily focused on supporting and developing capabilities in specific branches of the Army. Civil Affairs, Special Forces, and Psychological Operations are all integral to the broader spectrum of special operations, with dedicated training and support systems established to enhance their effectiveness in a wide range of operations.

These branches require specialized skills and operational methods that align closely with the mission of the Army Special Operations Command, which aims to achieve strategic objectives through unconventional warfare, foreign internal defense, and other special operations activities.

In contrast, Intelligence Operations, while critical to overall Army operations, do not fall under the direct support of the Army Special Operations Center of Excellence. Intelligence is a distinct field that encompasses a range of activities and functions supporting various branches, but it operates separately from the specialized training and operational focus of the center aimed at enhancing the capabilities of Civil Affairs, Special Forces, and Psychological Operations specifically.