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Table 5-5. HIMAD SOR/SOE Definition SOE 1 BS, ABT (air breathing threat) SOE 2 BS, BM (ballistic missile) SOE 3 Battle Passive SOR 4 5 min SOR 5 1 hour SOR 6 3 hours to assume SOE 1/2/3 SOR 7 6 hours to assume SOE 1/2/3 SOR 8 Non-Mission capable status SOR 9 Unit moving, in transition, or reduced readiness battery (RRB) status SOR 0 Destroyed Table 5-6. SHORAD SOR/SOE Definition SOR 1 The team is prepared to engage targets. SOR 2 The team is capable of engaging targets within 5 minutes. SOR 3 The team is capable of engaging targets within 15 minutes. SOR 4 The team is capable of engaging targets within 30 minutes. SOR 5 The team is capable of engaging targets within 1 hour or more. SOE 1 Radiating and sensor broadcast net (SBN) broadcasting. SOE 2 Prepared to radiate (radar operating but not emitting), SBN broadcasting. SOE 3 Prepared to radiate within 15 minutes, SBN broadcasting. SOE 4 Prepared to radiate within 30 minutes, SBN broadcasting. SOE 5 Prepared to radiate within 1 hour or more, SBN broadcasting. FM44-100 AIR DEFENSE EMERGENCY 5-101. Air defense emergency (ADE) is an emergency condition, declared by the Commander in Chief, North American Aerospace Defense Command. It indicates that attack upon the continental United States, Canada, or US installations in Greenland by hostile aircraft or missiles is considered probable, is imminent, or is taking place. LOCAL AIR DEFENSE WARNINGS 5-102. Local air defense warnings (LADW) allow the local commander to alert his force to air and/or missile attack without changing the ADW. LADW are designed to alert a particular unit, several units, or an area of the battlefield. LADW parallel ADW and reflect the local air and missile threat. Response to the LADW is METT-TC dependent. The three LADW are as follows: • Dynamite. Attack is in progress. Enemy aircraft/missiles are within 50 km of the boundaries of a unit AO or upon identification of predicted impact point for tactical ballistic missiles within the boundaries of a unit's AO. • Lookout. Attack possible based on location and flight profile of a detected air platform. Enemy aircraft and/or missiles are within 100 km of the boundaries of a unit AO or ballistic missile launch is detected. 5-23
FM44-100 5-24 • Snowman. Attack is not likely. Enemy aircraft and/or missiles are more than 100 km from the boundaries of a unit AO and no tactical ballistic missile launch are detected. RULES OF ENGAGEMENT 5-103. Rules of engagement (ROE) are the positive and procedural management directives that specify the circumstances and limitations under which forces will initiate or continue combat engagement with encountered forces. The JFC approves the theater ROE. These established ROE enable the AADC to retain control of the air battle by prescribing the exact conditions under which engagements may take place. ROE apply to all warfare participants in the theater and are disseminated to all echelons of air, land, and sea forces. There are seven ROE categories. The first three ROE are applicable to all air defense contributors. The others are primarily for ADA forces. The seven categories of ROE are as follows: • right of self defense • hostile criteria • weapon control status • level of control • modes of control • autonomous operations • fire control orders Right of Self Defense 5-104. Commanders at all echelons have the responsibility to take whatever action is necessary to protect their forces and equipment against air or missile attack. When under attack, the right of self-defense takes precedence over any other established rules and procedures that normally govern engagements. Self-defense operations allow friendly units to defend themselves against direct attacks or threats of attack through the use of organic weapons and systems. The right of self-defense is inherent in all ROE and weapon control procedures. Hostile Criteria 5-105. Hostile criteria are basic rules that assist in the identification of friendly or hostile air platforms (FW/RW aircraft, CMs, UAVs). These rules are promulgated by the commanders of unified commands and by other appropriate commanders when so authorized. The commander who establishes hostile criteria parameters may consider the factors of speed, altitude, and heading or other requirements within specified volumes of airspace. The commander may also consider specific threat characteristics or hostile acts. Echelons having identification authority use hostile criteria to determine the identification of detected air targets. The highest echelon capable of managing engagement operations normally retains identification authority. Upon target detection, fire units with near-real-time data transmission capability assist the controlling authority by forwarding target information. The controlling authority makes final target identification and will delegate engagement authority. Delegation of the controlling and
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