Cover letter_JPR JOG_ACT approved - European Defence Agency

270NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLIC3.5 Extraction3.4.3 SERE psychology0319. The chain of command should consider the mental state of the isolated personneland where possible offer support and assurance.3.4.4 Support to family0320. The chain of command is to ensure that a process is initiated, on a national levelto inform / support isolated personnel’s next of kin.3.5 Extraction0321. Once isolated, personnel should evaluate their situation, equipment, physicaland mental condition to formulate a plan to assist in their extraction. It should, asmuch as is practical, follow the intentions that were stated in the EPA.3.5.1 Actions during extraction procedures0322. Once an extraction becomes imminent, the isolated personnel should, where possible,assist in the extraction process by carrying out the following:a. Prepare to carry out final authentication procedures with the extraction vehicle(s)/ force(s).b. Prepare signalling devices as directed by the RMC. Be prepared to move to theextraction point.c. Assist identification as required.d. Follow all orders given by the extraction force.e. Position as detailed in EPA or as directed by extraction force.f. Take actions in accordance with the PR SOPs / SPINS.Communications with recovery force. Isolated personnel should ensure that theycan get communications from the selected RV. They should remain in cover, listeningon the assigned frequency. Signalling equipment should be prepared as detailed in thePR SOPs / SPINS, making sure primary, secondary and tertiary devices are ready forimmediate use. All kit should be secured, and weapons made safe and holstered/slung.Helicopter and land forces extraction/ RV selection of extraction site/ RV. Ifpossible choose an RV site that gives you good overview of the surrounding area. Makesure that you can see the RV as early as possible in order to challenge their identity.NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLIC