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172NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLIC2.6 Executiond. Asset armament limitations as well as the fragmentation envelope of specific weaponryhave always to be taken into account.EF employmenta. Timing calls: EF will be given time calls as required (e.g. cross Forward Line OwnTroops (FLOT), etc.).b. If chemlights are used to indicate a PUP, deploy one per side per aircraft to minimisethe confusion of where each aircraft will land. If landing as a formation, thelead aircraft will land as indicated and others will land as briefed.c. The type and sequence of aerial insertion and extraction needed, will be coordinatedbetween the flight engineer/aerial gunner and the pilots. Use of hoist, ropeor rappel and the desired altitude will be briefed.d. Signalling methods and No Radio (NORDO) procedures between EF members andthe recovery vehicles Commander will coordinated and briefed for each mission.2.6.6 ISOPREP authentication procedures0239. Normally isolated personnel in a hostile environment will not receive assistanceuntil their identity has been authenticated. To facilitate isolated personnel authentication,unit intelligence personnel will assist Personnel member in preparing an IsolatedPersonnel Report (ISOPREP) form. This assistance will be completed thoroughly becauseof the importance of a correct ISOPREP. A copy of deployed personnel ISOPREPs will becontrolled in accordance with the PR SOP.0240. Personnel review their ISOPREP form prior to every mission. The JPRC / PRCCmust maintain a copy of any unit’s ISOPREP file that does not have the capability totransmit secure data within 30 minutes of an incident.0241. Otherwise, ISOPREP information should be passed to JPRC / PRCC by the fastestelectronic secure means. ISOPREP information must be available to all players involvedin a PR mission within 30 minutes after initial notification of a PR incident.Authentication procedures0242. An effective authentication system is essential for protection of PR forces fromOPFOR entrapment and successful recovery of isolated personnel. To achieve this objective,authentication information must be used in a manner that maintains security anddurability over a long period of time.Authentication procedures and techniques0243. Immediate authentication of isolated personnel may be accomplished by an OSCusing the PR authentication code PR word / letter / number / colour, published in theSPINS. The SPINS may give directions on who is to use which authentication method.These directions are to be adhered to closely to prevent duplicate use of authenticationcodes and thus become compromised. To maintain security, personnel should only carrythe PR authentication codes for their on station time, as written in the ATO. These codesremain valid for the duration of evasion until recovered. Since recoveries may involveNATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLIC
PR OPERATIONNATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLIC173multiple isolated personnel, it may be necessary to use the same PR authentication codesmany times. To increase durability, the OSC should avoid asking isolated personnel forthe complete PR word or number. Simple creative questions may allow same PR wordand number to be used many times.0244. Usage of SARNEG will be described in detail in the PR SPINS.2.6.7 Egress routing0245. Egress via briefed egress route which is different from the ingress route. In caseof emergency, reverse routing can be used. All applicable enroute contingencies apply.2.7 Reintegrate0246. On completion of the “Execution” phase of the PR operation, the isolated personnelshould be taken to a pre-assigned medical facility for reintegration. Plans should beflexible enough to allow for changing medical and operational requirements. It is imperativethat recovery forces are debriefed at the earliest opportunity. The JPRC / PRCCshould be informed as soon as possible by the RMC about the outcome of the operationwith a PRTF report. The format of this report should be found in the SPINS. Lessonsidentified / learned from the recovery forces should be forwarded to the JPRC and disseminatedto all appropriate force levels.NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLIC
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