Cover letter_JPR JOG_ACT approved - European Defence Agency

188NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLIC5.3 Pre-deployment trainingMulti-national participants, adverse conditions. This level of training allows thecrew of a PRTF to execute a PR missions under day and/or night adverse weatherand terrain conditions with participants from different nations in the PR mission.Details are given in Annex S.5.3 Pre-deployment training0503. Prior to deployment units should be fully prepared for their role in the upcomingoperation. Pre-deployment training should pay special attention to unfamiliar environmentaloperating conditions (e.g. mountain flying).5.4 In-the AO training0504. This part of training includes terrain and weather familiarisation and familiarisationwith the current SPINS and other units that could comprise a PRTF.a. Validate the PR SOP.b. Become accustomed to the area of operations.c. Validate the calculated capabilities.d. Adapt procedures to the AO. Continuation training in order to maintain operationalreadiness must be conducted by all elements of the PR organisation.NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLIC