Cover letter_JPR JOG_ACT approved - European Defence Agency

114NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLICK.2 Standard communication formatsK.1.2Checklist for checking the complan in annexT.b.d.K.1.3Detail the required liaisons plus the comms equipmentLiaison and associated equipment must ensure contact with JPRC, PRCC, PR POC as wellas (N)GOs, civil and diplomatic authorities. Contact with these actors must be providedas a minimum through unsecure means. Secure means need to be available as appropriate.K.1.4Detail required C2 equipmentC 2 equipment is laid out in figure A.1. The computer equipment must be connected tothe C 2 system used in the operation. As a minimum it must be capable of sending andreceiving:a. ACO, ATO, etc.b. ISOPREP and EPA informationc. e-mail / chat messages throughout the C 2 system.The computers must also be capable of running the PR mission related software in usein the operation (e.g. ICC, Falconview, etc.).K.2 Standard communication formatsStandard communication formats should be adopted to ensure accurate transmission ofvital information. Suggested formats from AAP-11 should be used, with the followingbeing the minimum required for PR operations:a. Search And Rescue Incident Report (SARIR) (see Annex E.2).b. Other formats may be developed by JFC J6 staff as required.K.3 SATCOM operationsSATCOM is the primary secure means for monitoring rescue missions in real time.The radio is programmed to monitor the following SATCOM Channel:Primary Channel:TARN Channel xxxUplink UHFDownlink UHFPR NET: Uplink UHFDownlink UHFNATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLIC