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158NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLICS.17 Unassisted recoveryS.17 Unassisted recoveryIn the case the evader/isolated person reached friendly forces/neutral territory on his/herown.a. Describe in detail.b. Where and how contact was made.c. Precautions used.S.18 Any problems?a. Lessons Learnedb. Was anything classified, to your knowledge, compromised?(a) What information/equipment was compromised?(b) When was the information/equipment compromised?(c) Where was the information/equipment compromised?(d) Could the compromise have been prevented?(e) How could future missions prevent the occurrence from repeating?c. How well did your prior SERE training prepare you for this incident? Discussd. Was there any particular SERE course or Theater specific SERE/PR preparation providedwhich proved to be more helpful? Discusse. Do you feel that the time interval between training and the actual incident: acceptable,unacceptable, too long, etc.? Discussf. Had you done any outside readings in subject areas associated with SERE? If so,what?g. Had you done any research prior to the incident? If so, what type?h. Had you adequately prepared yourself for such an incident? Discussi. Had you adequately prepared your family/loved-ones for such an eventuality? Discussj. Was there anything left undone or unsaid prior to this mission, which caused youconcern? Discussk. Did you adequately sanitize yourself and your equipment prior to the mission?Discussl. With this experience behind you, what, if anything, will you do to better prepareyourself for another such incident? ExplainNATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLIC
NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLICContinuity PR training task list159Annex TContinuity PR training task listIn theatre training of personnel is an essential part of PR SOP and includes Briefings,Command Post Exercise (CPX) and Live Exercise (LIVEX). <strong>JPR</strong>C / PRCC is responsiblefor distributing and keep updated PR-brief to be given personnel divided in levels inorder to make sure individuals and organisation levels understand their responsibilityin fulfilling the different PR task in order to affect the recovery of personnel in the AO:The training could as a minimum include following.a. All personnel - Common PR brief in order to understand own responsibility aspotential isolated person objective:(a) Basic knowledge concerning PR(b) Understand own responsibility in order to affect own recovery and minimisethe risk for others(c) Inform about PR system/assets in placeb. HRIE personnel - Procedures briefing for Personnel who will have access to SPINSand write ISOPREP and EPA(a) Understand PR system(b) Understand how to support own recovery(c) Ability to use different methods for authentication(d) Understand and have ability to act i.a.v. SPINSc. Extraction forces - Procedures briefing and training including training with assignedRotary Wing (RW).(a) Understand PR system(b) Ability to use different methods for authentication(c) Understand and have ability extract personnel i.a.w. SPINSd. C 2 and Staff Briefing and training including CPX.(a) Staff responsibility in a PR operation.(b) Make individual staff member understand their responsibility in order to affectrecovery of personnel within the AO.The training should be validated through CPX and LIVEX in order to make sure that boththe human and the technical systems work the way they are supposed to.NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLIC
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