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294NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLICF.3 Scopeignore Geneva Conventions or other Human Rights Conventions. Therefore personnelneed to be able to survive the environment and theatre of operation whilst evadingcapture and preparing for extraction. They should be able to resist exploitation andescape if captured.Consequently NATO Nations are to provide a basic level of SERE training to all deployableforces. Additionally they are to identify selected personnel who are considered to bePIERIE. These personnel require a higher level of training because of their moderate orhigh risk of isolation, capture and exploitation, and should be provided with the appropriatelevel of training as defined in this document (para F.4). These PIERIE personnelmay include, but are not limited to, units or personnel operating in small numbers or atrange from own forces (e.g., Special Operations Forces, long-range reconnaissance patrolmembers, aircrew). Figure F.2: The NATO SERE structureBefore entering the Joint Operations Area (JOA), acnato and participating forces are tobe trained and prepared for their appropriate level of PR operations. Hence, the ForceCommander or Component Commander shall be aware of the levels of SERE training ofthe Units under their Command.F.3 ScopeThis training provides the SERE skills required from the point at which personnel becomeisolated, (typically for aircrew this is from the point of man/seat separation orforced landing and in the case of non-aircrew, when they become separated from theirunit or upon exiting their vehicle). To standardise operational procedures within NATO,personnel receive doctrine, theoretical and practical training in the following areas:a. Survive the Environment in a permissive and non-permissive environment.• Conduct Land Survival training.• Conduct Maritime Survival training.• Conduct environmental training.• Safety and Survival Equipment Training.b. Survive the Threat in a non-permissive environment.• Evade a hostile force or element.• Survive in captivity as a POW or hostage following capture.• Resist exploitation, including interrogation.• Escape captivity.• Prepare for extraction by PR assets or non-conventional recovery.c. Survive the Theatre.NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLIC
NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLICThe NATO SERE training standard295• Conduct theatre specific training• Understand the geography, including cultural aspects, topography and climate.• Understand theatre PR / <strong>JPR</strong>C procedures.• Understand potential motives and modus operandi of military, governmentaland criminal elements that may enforce captivity on individuals.SERE is individual training that is complementary to the 5 tasks of PR (Report, Locate,Support, Recover and Reintegrate).F.4 SERE training levelsTo allow isolated personnel to be extracted by Joint Personnel Recovery (PR) forces andincrease the likelihood of success, SERE training is conducted at the following levels:SERE level A: This is the minimum basic level of SERE academic training, conducted asinitial entry training and prior to the first operational deployment, which introducespotential isolated personnel to the concepts of SERE operations, policy anddoctrine.SERE level B: This is an intermediate level of SERE academic and application training,specifically for those personnel identified by nations at moderate risk of captureand exploitation.SERE level C: This is an advanced level of SERE academic and application training,specifically for those personnel identified by nations at high risk of capture andexploitation. This level must include practical resistance training.These levels of training are to be supplemented by theatre-specific, pre-deployment andcontinuation SERE training.F.5 Student training objectivesWithin SERE training a student must be taught, understand and practise techniquesand procedures to:a. Survival• Ensure immediate survival.• Maintain psychological and physiological well-being.• Maintain normal body temperature.• Maintain adequate hydration.• Maintain sufficient calorific intake.b. Evasion• Use location aids.• Avoid detection whilst static and mobile.• Conduct evasion plan of action.NATO UNCLASSIFIED RELEASABLE TO THE PUBLIC
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