Cover letter_JPR JOG_ACT approved - European Defence Agency

NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLICRecovery mission execution checklist133Mission planning• Pass isolated personnel location to intel and ask them for threat assessment.– OPFOR defences/response capability– NBC assessment– Terrain analysis– Mine threat– Request both a complete weather brief for incident location and a forecast forthe entire area of interest, between the recovery asset launch location and theincident location, for the anticipated mission duration• Determine availability and evaluate nearby assets and capabilities as potentialOSC / RMC / recovery vehicle and assess potential for opportune recovery.• Notify PRCCs to assist cross boundary coordination process.• Prepare PRIR (contains all information on PR incident checklist) and transmit to allrelevant units (e.g. JPRC / PRCCs and recovery assets). Do not delay transmissionof the initial report to wait for completed information: transmit best availableinformation immediately. Update the SARIR with Search And Rescue SituationReport (SARSIT) as more detailed information becomes available.• Receipt of PRIR by action addressees acknowledged.• Task appropriate PRTF assets.• Provide mission brief to PRTF• Analyse all mission briefs. (Include aircraft unit reps, communications rep and intelligencerep in this analysis, if applicable. Consider diversionary attacks.) Makerecommendation to the officer with launch and execute authority.• Execute order given.– For delayed mission TOT is: Z Include in ATO.– Name of execution authority• Planned ingress / egress routing:• Put airspace measures in place (Temporary Minimum Risk Route (TMRR), ROZaround the isolated personnel, etc.).• Notify the isolated personnel’s SNR and PIO.Execution• Monitor applicable communications to follow mission progress. Update all relevantforces with new information as it becomes available.• PRTF launched: Number / type callsigns– Recovery vehicles: /– Mission Commander: /– Other: /NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLIC