Cover letter_JPR JOG_ACT approved - European Defence Agency

278NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLIC6.3 In-theatre trainingd. Rules of engagement (ROE).e. Equipment.f. Procedures: radio, extraction, etc..g. PR principles.h. Intel.i. Theatre specific Protection, Location, Water, Food (PLWF).j. Overview concerning the data’s 1 of the country to be deployed.k. History 2 .l. Religion(s).m. Language(s).n. Vaccination program.o. Practical use of personal weapons.p. First aid training.To achieve operational readiness, training exercises must be conducted to:a. Validate the PR SOP.b. Become accustomed to the area of operations.c. Adapt procedures to the AO. Continuation training in order to maintain operationalreadiness must be conducted by individual persons as required to assurethe best chances of success in the event of a recovery operation.d. Identify optimum TTPs to facilitate recovery.6.3 In-theatre training6.3.1 Prior to conducting operation0604. Upon arrival in the AO, the primary focus of SERE training is on acclimatisationand becoming accustomed to the AO. If personnel are not familiar with in theatre PRprocedures, they are to receive appropriate briefings as soon as possible. This is also thetime for finalising any preparation that has not been conducted prior entering the AO.6.3.2 Refresher training0605. Personnel should receive refresher or continuation training while in the AO. Continuationtraining should encompass academics (review PR SOP, SPINS, etc.) as well aspractical exercises (e.g. conducting an actual recovery during a field exercise).1 Position, size, borders, climate, currency, population figure, etc..2 Major historical events, beginning of the conflict, political & economical situation, manners & practise,United Nations (UN) CoC, situation of refugees (if any), etc.NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLIC