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Chapter 4 Table 4-14. Sector 1 modifiers for civilian individuals and organizations (continued) General groupings Characteristic Modifier Example of modifier with friendly unit frame: Note: This does not imply that individuals and organizations are friendly, but only servers as a single frame reference for the symbol. Hijacked Example of most common usage: Kidnapped Types of criminal activities victims Piracy Rape Piracy victims Rape victim 4-46 ADRP 1-<strong>02</strong> 7 December 2015
Units, Individuals, and Organizations Table 4-14. Sector 1 modifiers for civilian individuals and organizations (continued) General groupings Characteristic Modifier Example of modifier with friendly unit frame: Note: This does not imply that individuals and organizations are friendly, but only servers as a single frame reference for the symbol. Displaced persons, refugees, and evacuees Example of most common usage: Foreign fighters Gang Types of civilian individuals and organizations Leader Religious Leader Speaker Targeted 7 December 2015 ADRP 1-<strong>02</strong> 4-47
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ADRP1-02 TERMSAND MILITARYSYMBOLS D
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*ADRP 1-02 Army Doctrine Reference
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Contents Tables Table 3-1. Frame sh
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Preface Army Doctrine Reference Pub
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Introduction This revision of Army
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Chapter 1 Military Terms This chapt
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References JP 4-03. Joint Bulk Petr
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References ATP 3-13.10. EW Reprogra
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