Military Intelligence Reorganization Act of 2005

The Military Intelligence Reorganization Act of 2005 proposed a major restructuring of how the United States military gathers and manages information. The bill would have created a single, unified "Military Intelligence Command" to oversee all intelligence activities across the different branches of the Armed Forces. This new command would have served as the primary link between the Department of Defense and the National Intelligence Director to ensure better coordination and communication across the federal government.

For the average citizen, this bill aimed to improve national security by reducing duplication and information silos between military agencies. By centralizing the budget and leadership for military intelligence, the legislation sought to make the collection of overseas data more efficient and more accountable to civilian oversight. Although introduced in 2005, the bill did not move past the committee stage and never became law.