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Planning Considerations _____ Have common databases been provided for? _____ Has the nation most capable of providing an integrated, interoperable communication system network been selected to serve as network manager for the multinational communication system infrastructure? _____ Have agreements on cryptographic, communications and/or ADP security issues, and other planning factors been reached among all multinational components? Are compatible materials available? _____ Have arrangements been made and/or established to allow contract multinational foreign nation employees to work on C2 staffs without exposure to ADP and classified information used in daily operations? _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ Have the nations agreed to work on a standard datum and produce all products to that datum? Has a multinational geospatial intelligence plan been produced and disseminated which designates all products for use? Have special, adequate, and supportable intelligence sharing and foreign disclosure procedures been established? Have special, adequate, and supportable geospatial sharing and foreign disclosure procedures been established? Have special, adequate, and supportable biometrics sharing and foreign disclosure procedures been established? _____ Have the intelligence requirements been clearly stated to focus the collection effort? _____ Has the adversary’s use of space assets been analyzed and have requests for denying militarily useful space information to the adversary been considered? _____ Have efforts been made to place sufficient intelligence collection resources under the control of (or at least immediately responsive to) the MNFC? _____ _____ Have efforts been made to assign intelligence gathering tasks IAW the MNFC’s intelligence requirements and according to the capability of the multinational equipment under MNF control? Have efforts been made to pool intelligence and battlefield information into multinational centralized processing and exploitation centers? Have disclosure and release procedures been identified, with respect to each partner nation? A-5
Appendix A _____ Can authorized targeting materials be disseminated rapidly? _____ Has the MNFC’s authority to redistribute logistic assets and services been defined and agreed to? _____ What, if any, ACSAs exist between participating nations to enable the provision of supplies, services, transportation, and logistic support? _____ Does principal logistics civil augmentation program structure have an overall officer in charge or main point of contact for C2 of contract personnel? _____ Do other legal authorities permit the provision of logistic support to participating nations? _____ _____ _____ _____ Have reimbursement or replacement-in-kind procedures been developed and agreed to? Have contractor procedures been established? Is there a means in place which authorizes exchange of mutual logistic support of goods and services between the MNTF countries and accounts for the amounts received? Has a logistics determination been made (i.e., what countries will provide what piece of the logistics system, health services to include ground and air evacuation, and health service logistics)? _____ _____ Have logistic reporting procedures been established and promulgated throughout the force? Can the HN provide support, and if so, have negotiations to secure support been established or completed? _____ Are the mission economic and infrastructure repair plans known and being complied with by all nations, Services, and units? _____ Has HNS been evaluated in the deployed location(s) to determine the logistic requirements? _____ Has an assessment of HN medical capabilities and a determination of availability to support MNF health services requirements been accomplished? _____ Have coordinating centers been established for personnel movement, medical support, ground and air evacuation, operational contract support, infrastructure engineering, and logistic operations? A-6 <strong>JP</strong> 3-<strong>16</strong>
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