Exhibit_E_-_STINGER_SCG_-_17_March_2012.pdf

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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY (DA)

PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE, MISSILES AND SPACE (PEO MS)

CRUISE MISSILE DEFENSE SYSTEMS (CMDS) PROJECT OFFICE

STINGER Based Systems (SBS)

SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE (SCG)

DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT D: Distribution authorized to Department of Defense (DoD) and DoD Contractors only by reason of critical technology, 15 April 2011. Other requests for this document shall be referred to Program Executive Officer, Missiles and Space, ATTN: SFAE-MSLS-CMDS-SBS, 5308 Sparkman Center, Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898-5000

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STINGER Based System Security Classification Guide ii

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section

SECTION 1: GENERAL

Page

1. Purpose 1

2. Authority and Scope 1

3. Office of Primary Responsibility 1

4. Classification Challenges 1

5. Reproduction, Extraction and Dissemination 2

6. Determination of Classification 2

7. Public Release 3

8. Foreign Disclosure 4

SECTION 2: OVERALL EFFORT

1. STINGER BASIC/Passive Optical Seeker Technique (POST)/Reprogrammable Microprocessor (RMP)/BLOCK I Guided Missile System, (*FIM-92A/92B/92C/92D/92E/92F/92G/92H/92J) (*See APPENDIX C: DEFINITIONS)

2. Air-To-Air STINGER (ATAS) Launch Platform, Air-To-Air Launcher (ATAL), Dual Mount STINGER Launch Platform (DMSLP), and Vehicle Mounted STINGER Launch Platform (VMSLP).

3. Avenger, AN/TWQ-1

SECTION 3: PERFORMANCE AND CAPABILITIES

1. STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I Guided Missile System, (FIM-92A/92B/92C/92D/92E/92F/92G/92H/92J)

2. ATAS, ATAL, DMSLP, and VMSLP

3. Avenger, AN/TWQ-1

SECTION 4: SPECIFICATIONS

1. STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I Guided Missile System, (FIM-92A/92B/92C/92D/92E/92F/92G/92H/92J)

2. ATAS, ATAL, DMSLP, and VMSLP

3. Avenger, AN/TWQ-1

STINGER Based System Security Classification Guide iii

SECTION 5: CRITICAL ELEMENTS

1. STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I Guided Missile System, (FIM-92A/92B/92C/92D/92E/92F/92G/92H/92J)

2. ATAS, ATAL, DMSLP, and VMSLP

3. Avenger, AN/TWQ-1

SECTION 6: VULNERABILITIES AND WEAKNESSES

1. STINGER BASIC/Passive Optical Seeker Technique (POST)/Reprogrammable Microprocessor (RMP)/POST/RMP/BLOCK I Guided Missile System, (FIM-92A/92B/92C/92D/92E/92F/92G/92H/92J)

2. ATAS, ATAL, DMSLP, and VMSLP

3. Avenger, AN/TWQ-1

SECTION 7: ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

1. STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I Guided Missile System, (FIM-92A/92B/92C/92D/92E/92F/92G/92H/92J)

2. ATAS, ATAL, DMSLP, and VMSLP

3. Avenger, AN/TWQ-1

SECTION 8: HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE

1. STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I Guided Missile System, (FIM-92A/92B/92C/92D/92E/92F/92G/92H/92J)

2. ATAS, ATAL, DMSLP, and VMSLP

3. Avenger, AN/TWQ-1

APPENDIX A: ACRONYM LIST A-1

APPENDIX B: REFERENCES B-1

APPENDIX C: DEFINITIONS C-1

SECTION 1

GENERAL

1. Purpose

2.

: To provide classification policy, guidance, and procedures for information and activities pertinent to the STINGER Based Systems (SBS) program.

Authority and Scope

a. This guide is issued pursuant to provisions of Department of Defense (DoD) Regulation 5200.1-R Information Security Program, Army Regulation (AR) 380-5 Department of the Army Information Security Program, and DoD Manual 5220.22-M, National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual. Information classified according to this guide, including operations and activities that reveal such information, shall be safeguarded in accordance with applicable agency security directives. This guide includes requirements established by Executive Order (EO) 13526, Classified National Security Information.

b. This guide constitutes authority and shall be cited as the basis for classification, re-grading and declassification of information and material associated with the SBS program. Changes in classification required by application of this guide are effective immediately.

There is no retroactive requirement to re-mark classified SBS documents which were generated prior to the effective date of this guide. However, mark those documents generated under EO 13526, to comply with applicable agency policy directives for implementing the EO. The classification shown within this Security Classification Guide (SCG) is the highest level anticipated.

3. Office of Primary Responsibility guide and its interpretation should be addressed to Program Executive Office, Missiles and Space (PEO MS), CMDS Project Office, ATTN: SFAE-MSLS-CMDS-SBS, Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898-5000.

: Cruise Missile Defense Systems (CMDS) Project Office has primary responsibility for overall management of the SBS program. Inquiries, challenges, suspected compromises of information and suggestions concerning this

4. Classification Challenges: If there is substantial reason to believe the security classifications prescribed in this guide impose requirements that are impractical or, if this guide needs to be changed due to the technological changes in the state-of-the-art or progress attained in the effort, communicate such to the CMDS Security Manager. Pending final decision, handle and protect the information at its current classification level or at the recommended change level, whichever is higher. Point of contact for challenge to classification decisions for information related to the SBS program is the PEO MS, CMDS Project Office, ATTN: SFAE-MSLS- CMDS-IS, Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898-5000, commercial 256-842-2658 or DSN 788-2658. Include sufficient description to permit identification of the specific information under challenge with reasonable effort. Include detailed justification outlining why the information is improperly or unnecessarily classified.

5. Reproduction, Extraction and Dissemination

6.

: This document provides authority to reproduce, extract from and/or disseminate the SCG as necessary to those supporting the effort, including industry. Reproduction, extraction and dissemination are limited to the restrictions of the Distribution Statement applied to this SCG. Distribution authorized to DoD agencies and their contractors for administrative and operational use.

Determination of Classification

a. The security classification system should deny foreign governments information regarding United States (US) capabilities and intentions that would permit them to modify their military systems and plans in a manner to lessen the effectiveness of US systems and devalue the US investment in the acquisition of that system. Information that requires application of national security considerations include: effectiveness, countermeasure susceptibility, limitations, and concepts for potential operational deployment and tactics. Equally important is the protection of information that, if known by a foreign country, could reduce the time, cost, and risk of developing a viable defense system or similar technology for weapon system application. Critical data needed to accomplish program goals require higher security classification. Information shall be classified based on context as well as content.

b. Generally, the following information is classified:

(1) Quantitative and other detailed information relative to specifications, performance parameters, overall performance capabilities.

(2) Information concerning breakthroughs, significant technical advances, or advantages in technology and applications. A breakthrough occurs when a technological development is imminent or is achieved that constitutes a marked or sudden deviation from a trend or shows unexpected progress in relation to time and is not predictable qualitatively; or when an increase in performance or capability appears to open a field of application to new military system uses. A significant technical advance is defined as an advance of sufficient magnitude to have potential use in an operational or advanced system that results in a definite military advantage.

(3) Technical and non-technical information that could provide another country with significant assistance in the development of similar equipment, thus reducing the requirement for commensurate expenditure of resources, as compared to US efforts, and reducing US lead-time advantage.

(4) Information that could significantly assist a potential enemy in the quantitative assessment of US actual and planned systems.

(5) Test results from an operational weapon system test; weapon-like test bed; simulations; technology demonstrations; and component, prototype, or subsystems test.

(6) Information regarding damage and vulnerability to US weapon systems, including theoretical analysis.

(7) Information concerning the development of countermeasures or counter-countermeasures that reveal US weapon systems vulnerability, or current US judgment as to the effectiveness or efficiency and possible weapon systems application.

(8) Reasons for Classification: EO 13526, Classified National Security Information.

1.4a – military plans, weapon systems, or operations;

1.4g – vulnerabilities or capabilities of systems, installations, infrastructures, projects, plans or protection relating to the national security; which includes defense transnational terrorism;

7. Public Release

a. The fact that this guide shows certain details of information to be unclassified does not authorize automatic public release of such information. Separate from classification, there are other reasons why information may not be releasable including national-level policy implications. Other important release restrictions are governed by the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), Operation Security (OPSEC) and regulations that apply to technical or other export controlled data. FOIA requests shall be processed through established FOIA channels as described in DoD Regulation 5400.7-R, DoD Freedom of Information Act Program. Strictly control distribution of the material until reviewed and approved for public release by the US Army (USA) PEO, MS.

b. Any proposed release into the public domain of information pertaining to SBS from outside of the SBS or other PEO MS Office, will be submitted through Commander, USA Aviation and Missile Command (AMCOM) Life Cycle Management Command Congressional and Public Affairs Office, ATTN: AMSAM-PC, Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898-5000, in accordance with Chapter 5, AR 360-1, The Army Public Affairs Program. Releases which require referral to the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (OASD) (Public Affairs) as set forth in DoD Manual 5220.22-M, National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual, DoD

5230.9 Clearance of DoD Information for Public Release, with Change 1, and DoD Regulation 5400.7-R, shall be submitted 60 days in advance to allow sufficient time for processing. No material will be released until clearance is granted.

c. All material proposed for public release will require an OPSEC review by CMDS OPSEC personnel and technical review by a SBS subject matter/technical expert review before release to the general public. After OPSEC and technical reviews, material will be submitted to the PEO MS Security Office for final OPSEC review and approval.

d. The PEO MS Security Office is responsible for coordinating requests for public releases received from the USA AMCOM Public Affairs Office. The PEO MS Security Office will maintain a record of all public releases by PEO MS personnel.

8. Foreign Disclosure

a. Release of any information on this program to any foreign government, foreign nationals, representatives of a foreign government or nation, or US citizen residing in a foreign country, is subject to the provisions of AR 380-10, Foreign Disclosure and Contacts with Foreign Representatives. Any government activity or defense contractor receiving a request for classified or unclassified official information pertaining to this program from any foreign government, foreign national, representative of a foreign government or nation, or US citizen residing in a foreign country shall advise the requestor to make an official request through his Embassy to the Department of Army, Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence (DCSINT).

b. For classified military information, the disclosure authority is the PEO MS Foreign Disclosure Officer (FDO) and the HQDA, G2.

Such material must be consistent and supported by an appropriate release mechanism (i.e., Foreign Military Sales (FMS) case or Delegated Disclosure Letter).

c. For controlled unclassified information (CUI), the disclosure authority is the respective Project Manager in accordance with the PEO MS Memorandum, subject: Authority to Disclose Technical Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), 20 June 2007.

d. Foreign military sales issues will be considered during the review of all classification guides and coordination for such issues will be made with FDOs and security assistance/FMS representatives.

1. This sub section includes elements of overall effort data for STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I Guided Missile System (FIM-92A/92B/92C/92D/92E/92F/92G/92H/92J)

CLASS

Element BASIC Post RMP Block 1 DECLASS REMARKS

1. Identification

a. National Stock Number U U U U

b. Model Designation U U U U

c. Nomenclature U U U U

2. End Item

a. External View U U U U

b. Internal View U U U U See Note 1

c. Documentation

(1) Design S S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 2

(2) Visual Images C S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 3

(3) Records C S S S 4 Jan 2032

d. Military Application U U U U

e. System Specifications S S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 4 and 5

f. Test data

(1) Benign U C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 6

(2) Countermeasures C S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 6

(3) Production U S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 6

(4) Maintenance U S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 6

NOTES:

1. Internal views of the STINGER BASIC missile which disclose design information for the seeker head reticle are UNCLASSIFED.

All internal views of STINGER POST/RMP/BLOCK I are UNCLASSIFIED.

2. Reports, publications, drawings, schematics, photographs, models, cutaways, mockups, training aids, etc., will be assigned a security classification commensurate with that of the performance characteristics or other classified elements of information which are revealed therein as determined by application of this guide.

SECTION 2: OVERALL EFFORT

3. Classification levels indicated are the highest possible classifications for this information. Visual images in the form of still or motion photographs, electronic graphic display by a computer monitor, video camera display by a television monitor, hard copy printer or plotter display of electronic generated images, and related image types showing system, training device, or test equipment end items will be assigned a security classification commensurate with the data, design, system performance or specification that they reveal as defined in this guide.

4. Missile Interim Specifications will be classified according to content consistent with the classification specified in other parts of this guide.

5. Documentation concerning US ROM Module source code is SECRET and exportable ROM Module source code is SECRET.

6. Performance/Accuracy Data:

a. Test data will be assigned a security classification commensurate with that of the performance characteristics it reveals. For example, data that reveals missile performance and also the characteristics of countermeasures devices causing this performance will be classified CONFIDENTIAL for BASIC and SECRET for POST/RMP/BLOCK I, whereas, data that reveals missile performance in a benign environment will be UNCLASSIFIED for BASIC and CONFIDENTIAL for POST/RMP/BLOCK I.

b. Test procedures that define Countermeasures (CM) test and source conditions that are defined to give only a "go/no-go" indication and are not designed to indicate or explore thresholds are CONFIDENTIAL for BASIC and SECRET for POST/RMP/BLOCK I. Counter-countermeasures (CCM) data resulting from "go/no-go" tests is CONFIDENTIAL for BASIC and SECRET for POST/RMP/BLOCK I. "Go/no-go" test are single tests conducted to determine operation or non-operation of a circuit without defining the performance of the circuit. CCM data that quantifies performance is CONFIDENTIAL for BASIC and SECRET for POST/RMP/BLOCK I.

c. Film footage, including documentary film showing success or failure caused by countermeasures, will be classified CONFIDENTIAL for BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I. Documentary film (i.e., film without timing marks or audio description of test) of engagements in a non-CM environment will be UNCLASSIFIED. Documentary film of a CM engagement which does not show the CM itself is UNCLASSIFIED. Non-CM film narrative description on an audio track of the CM engagement will be classified CONFIDENTIAL for BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I. Non-CM film with timing marks, but without any means of determining slant range between missile launch point and target intercept point, will be UNCLASSIFIED (i.e., missile time of flight without corresponding distance flown is UNCLASSIFIED). Visible burn time is UNCLASSIFIED.

d. For development and initial production programs leading to a milestone decision point, miss distance with associated aim point from reduced test range data is classified CONFIDENTIAL. Preliminary gross miss distance of an individual flight reported from test ranges by visual or miss distance indicators is UNCLASSIFIED. For production programs subsequent to Initial Operational Capability (IOC), such as acceptance, surveillance and training firings, all miss distance data is UNCLASSIFIED. Miss distance in presence of CM where CMs are identified will be classified SECRET for POST/RMP/BLOCK I.

e. Test data shall be classified SECRET for firings in presence of countermeasures against POST/RMP/BLOCK I where target parameters and countermeasures are included. Otherwise, classified CONFIDENTIAL.

2. This sub section includes elements of overall effort data for ATAS Launch Platform, ATAL, DMSLP, and VMSLP.

Dependent upon the missile being employed (STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I), the classification and declassification of the ATAS, ATAL, DMSLP, and VMSLP overall effort data is as indicated for that missile unless noted below.

Element ATAS ATAL DMSLP VMSLP DECLASS REMARKS

1. Identification

a. Model Designation U U U U

b. Nomenclature U U U U

c. National Stock Number U U U U

2. End Item

a. Military Application U U U U

b. External View U U U U See Note 1

c. Interior View U U U U See Note 2

d. Test Equipment C C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 3

e. System Software C C C C 4 Jan 2032

NOTES:

1. Classification levels indicated are the lowest possible classifications for this information: Reports, publications, drawings, schematics, photographs, models, cutaways, mockups, training aids, etc., will be assigned a security classification commensurate with that of the performance characteristics or other classified elements of information which are revealed therein as determined by application of this guide.

2. Classification levels indicated are the lowest possible classifications for this information: Interior views of the system and related components which disclose design information of a classified nature are CONFIDENTIAL. All other views are UNCLASSIFIED.

3. Classification levels indicated are the highest possible classifications for this information: Standard military test equipment will be safeguarded in accordance with requirements for the classification category assigned thereto. Commercial test equipment is UNCLASSIFIED. Specifically designed test equipment will be assigned a security classification commensurate with that assigned to the performance characteristics which are revealed by the test equipment, but only during such time that the test equipment is actually revealing classified parameters, or contains classified hardware, firmware, or software.

3. This sub section includes elements of overall effort data for Avenger, AN/TWQ-1.

Dependent upon the missile being employed (STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I), the classification and declassification of the Avenger overall effort data is as indicated for that missile unless noted below.

Element Avenger AN/TWQ-1 DECLASS REMARKS

1. Identification

a. Model Designation U

b. Nomenclature U

c. National Stock Number U

2. End Item

a. Military Application U

b. External View U See Note 1

c. Interior View U See Note 2

d. Test Equipment C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 3

e. System Software C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 4

NOTES:

1. Classification levels indicated are the lowest possible classifications for this information: Reports, publications, drawings, schematics, photographs, models, cutaways, mockups, training aids, etc., will be assigned a security classification commensurate with that of the performance characteristics or other classified elements of information which are revealed therein as determined by application of this guide.

2. Classification levels indicated are the lowest possible classifications for this information: Interior views of the AVENGER, AN/TWQ-1 Fire Unit and related components which disclose design information of a classified nature are CONFIDENTIAL. All other views are UNCLASSIFIED.

3. Classification levels indicated are the highest possible classifications for this information: Standard military test equipment will be safeguarded in accordance with requirements for the classification category assigned thereto. Commercial test equipment is UNCLASSIFIED. Specifically designed test equipment will be assigned a security classification commensurate with that assigned to the performance characteristics which are revealed by the test equipment, but only during such time that the test equipment is actually revealing classified parameters, or contains classified hardware, firmware, or software.

4. Classification levels indicated are the highest possible classifications for this information: If uploaded with CONFIDENTIAL STINGER footprint, information becomes classified CONFIDENTIAL until such time as the footprint is downloaded or completely erased.

1. This section includes elements of performance and capabilities data of STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I Guided Missile System (FIM-92A/92B/92C/92D/92E/92F/92G/92H/92J).

1. Accuracy See Note 1

a. Mean Error (miss distance) C S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 2

b. Distribution C S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 2

2. Maintainability/Service Life U U U U

3. Operational Readiness (Alert Time/Time Cycle

U U U U

4. Altitude See Note 1

a. Maximum Effective C C C C 4 Jan 2032

b. Minimum Effective C C C C 4 Jan 2032

c. Maximum Ballistic Trajectory C C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 4

d. Performance Envelopes C C C C 4 Jan 2032

5. Ranges See Note 1

a. Maximum Effective C C C C 4 Jan 2032

b. Minimum Effective C C C C 4 Jan 2032

c. Maximum Ballistic Trajectory C C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 4

SECTION 3: PERFORMANCE AND CAPABILITIES

d. Safety Footprint (Range & Altitude)

U U U U

(1) Benign C C C C 4 Jan 2032

(2) Countermeasures General C S S S 4 Jan 2032

(3) Countermeasures Specific C S S S 4 Jan 2032

e. Degradation due to adverse atmospheric conditions

(1) Acquisition (General) C C C C 4 Jan 2032

(2) Lethality known C S S S 4 Jan 2032 In presence of counter-measures

6. Resolution/Field of View (Seeker)

See Note 1

a. Acquisition U U U U

b. Instantaneous U C C C 4 Jan 2032

7. Target Classification Capability See Note 1

a. Max Target performance capability which can be detected

C C C C 4 Jan 2032 With known target parameters.

b. Minimum Target Performance C C C C 4 Jan 2032

8. Velocity/Acceleration See Note 1

a. Maximum C C C C 4 Jan 2032

b. Time History C C C C 4 Jan 2032

9. Counter Countermeasures Design & Technical Characteristics

C S S S 4 Jan 2032 Notes 1 and 5

10. Flight Motor See Note 1

a. Performance Characteristics

(1) Thrust C C C C 4 Jan 2032

(2) Specific Impulse C C C C 4 Jan 2032

(3) Total Impulse C C C C 4 Jan 2032

(4) Chamber Pressure vs. Time C C C C 4 Jan 2032

b. Propellant

(1) Type U U U U

(2) Burn Rate C C C C 4 Jan 2032

(3) Burn Time U U U U

(4) Composition U U U U Information is unclassified, but should be handled as control unclassified information (CUI)

(5) Weight U U U U

c. Physical Characteristics

(1) External Dmns U U U U

(2) Weight (initial) U U U U

(3) Weight (burnout) U U U U

(4) Nozzle Dimensions U U U U

d. Signature

(1) Plume C C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 5 and 6

(2) Ignition Timing Sequence C C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 5

11. Launch Motor See Note 1

a. Plume Signature C C C C 4 Jan 2032

b. Performance Characteristics, Propellant, Physical Characteristics

U U U U See Note 6

12. Warhead S S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 1 & 3

13. Identify Friend or Foe (IFF) System Operation

a. Mark XII/Mode 4 System Test Interrogation Results & Evaluation with Cryptographic Considerations

S S S S 4 Jan 2032

b. Mark XII/Mode 4 System Test Interrogation Results & Evaluation without Cryptographic Considerations

S S S S

4 Jan 2032

14. Proximity Sensor See Note 1

a) Nominal operating band N/A N/A N/A C 4 Jan 2032 See Note7

b) Transmitted waveform parameters:

1) Carrier bandwidth N/A N/A N/A S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 7

2) Carrier frequency N/A N/A N/A S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 7

3) Doppler frequency N/A N/A N/A S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 7

c) Radiated power N/A N/A N/A S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 7

d) Receiver sensitivity N/A N/A N/A S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 7

e) Signal Processor

N/A N/A N/A S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 7

NOTES:

1. Classification levels indicated are the highest possible classifications for this information. Documentation of the performance, capabilities, and design consists of, but is not limited to, the Technical Data Packages (TDPs), briefings, reports, publications, production or field test data, and software programs. Lower level test equipment design documentation is not under government control (i.e., not part of the TDP) but can contain classified information. Documentation for design of the system specific test and training items are also controlled by this SCG. All documentation will be assigned a security classification commensurate with the data, design, performance or specification that they reveal as defined in this guide.

2. Performance/Accuracy Data:

a. Test data will be assigned a security classification commensurate with that of the performance characteristics it reveals.

b. Test procedures that define Countermeasures(CM) test and source conditions that are defined to give only a "go/no-go" indication and are not designed to indicate or explore thresholds are CONFIDENTIAL for BASIC and SECRET for POST/RMP/BLOCK I.

Counter-countermeasures (CCM) data resulting from "go/no-go" tests is CONFIDENTIAL for BASIC and SECRET for POST/RMP/BLOCK I. "Go/no-go" test are single tests conducted to determine operation or non-operation of a circuit without defining the performance of the circuit. CCM data that quantifies performance is CONFIDENTIAL for BASIC and SECRET for

POST/RMP/BLOCK I.

c. Film footage, including documentary film showing success or failure caused by countermeasures, will be classified CONFIDENTIAL for BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I. Documentary film (i.e., film without timing marks or audio description of test) of engagements in a non-CM environment will be UNCLASSIFIED. Documentary film of a CM engagement which does not show the CM itself is UNCLASSIFIED. Non-CM film narrative description on an audio track of the CM engagement will be classified CONFIDENTIAL for BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I. Non-CM film with timing marks, but without any means of determining slant range between missile launch point and target intercept point, will be UNCLASSIFIED (i.e., missile time of flight without corresponding distance flown is UNCLASSIFIED).

d. For development and initial production programs leading to a milestone decision point, miss distance with associated aim point from reduced test range data is classified CONFIDENTIAL. Preliminary gross miss distance of an individual flight reported from test ranges by visual or miss distance indicators is UNCLASSIFIED. For production programs subsequent to IOC, such as acceptance, surveillance and training firings, all miss distance data is UNCLASSIFIED. Miss distance in presence of CM where CMs are identified will be classified SECRET for POST/RMP/BLOCK I.

e. Test data shall be classified SECRET for firings in presence of countermeasures against POST/RMP/BLOCK I where target parameters and countermeasures are included. Otherwise, classified CONFIDENTIAL.

3. Classification levels indicated are the highest possible classifications for this information: Any combination of conventional warhead design and detonation characteristics is CONFIDENTIAL when missile system lethality information is revealed. The same combination of characteristics is SECRET when aircraft (threat or friendly) vulnerability is disclosed for warhead detonation at a specific closing velocities and aspects for a specified time of missile flight at a designated physical location (external or internal) to airframe of a specific aircraft is disclosed. All other warhead information (i.e., weight, explosive type, physical configuration, fuse timing, etc.) is UNCLASSIFIED.

4. Classification levels indicated are the highest possible classifications for this information: The range or altitude of a ballistic STINGER combined with launch parameters is classified CONFIDENTIAL. All other ranges and altitudes are CLASSIFIED in accordance with (IAW) other paragraphs in the guide. The maximum safety fan for range use is UNCLASSIFIED provided launch parameters are not included.

5. Material/data shall be marked with the following statement: “Distribution Statement F: Further dissemination only as directed by Cruise Missile Defense Systems Project Office, PEO Missiles and Space, ATTN: SFAE-MSLS-CMDS-IS, Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898-5000 or higher DOD authority

6. Signature plumes are CONFIDENTIAL only when Infrared (IR) or Ultraviolet special, spectral and intensity characteristics are provided over time.

7. Classification levels indicated are the highest possible classifications for this information: Nominal proximity sensor operating frequency and/or bands (i.e., the 35 and 95 GHz windows or X-band, KA band, etc.) when referenced, will be considered CONFIDENTIAL. Exact operating frequency (ies), when established, will be considered SECRET. Fuzing Technology Security Classification Guide, dated 01 Jan 01

a. Conducting outside tests (such as pole tests) of radiating proximity sensors is not a violation of Note 7 if the external configuration of the test item is obscured and testing time is held to a practical minimum.

b. Proximity sensor frequencies may be treated as UNCLASSIFIED – FOUO when individual components are evaluated in test circuits (in contrast to testing in actual end-item hardware). The items under test shall not be identified as components of a specific end item, program or some component thereof.

2. This sub section includes elements of performance and capabilities data for ATAS, ATAL, DMSLP, and VMSLP.

Dependent upon the missile being employed (STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I), the classification and declassification of ATAS, ATAL, DMSLP, and VMSLP performance and capabilities data is as indicated for that missile unless noted below.

1. Accuracy

a. Missile C C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 1

2. Range/Altitude

(1) Maximum Effective Altitude U U U U 4 Jan 2032 See Note 1

(2) Minimum Effective Altitude C C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 1

(3) Maximum Effective Range C C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 1

(4) Minimum Effective Range C C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 1

(5) Maximum Ballistic Trajectory C C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 2

(6) Degradation due to adverse atmospheric Conditions

C C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 1

3. Maintainability U U U U

4. Operational Readiness (Alert)

U U U U

5. Target Classification Capability C C C C 4 Jan 2032

6. Reliability and/or Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF)

U U U U

7. System Operational Mode Summary

a. Wartime Conditions C C C C 4 Jan 2032

b. Peacetime Conditions U U U U

1. Detailed STINGER Missile classification guidance is covered by the STINGER section of this document.

2. The range and/or altitude of a ballistic STINGER combined with launch parameter are classified CONFIDENTIAL. All other ranges and altitudes are CLASSIFIED IAW other paragraphs in the guide. The maximum safety fan for range use is UNCLASSIFIED provided launch parameters are not included.

3. This sub section includes elements of performance and capabilities data for Avenger, AN/TWQ-1.

Dependent upon the missile being employed (STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I), the classification and declassification of the Avenger performance and capabilities data is as indicated for that missile unless noted below.

1. Accuracy

a. Missile C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 1

b. Gun U

2. Range/Altitude

a. Missile

(1) Maximum Effective Altitude C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 1

(2) Minimum Effective Altitude U See Note 1

(3) Maximum Effective Range C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 1

(4) Minimum Effective Range C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 1

(5) Maximum Ballistic Trajectory C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 3

(6) Degradation due to adverse atmospheric conditions

C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 1

b. Gun

(1) Maximum Altitude U

(2) Minimum Altitude U

(3) Maximum Range U

(4) Minimum Range U

c. Forward Looking Trainer

(FLIR)

(1) Maximum Detection Range C 4 Jan 2032 Note 2

(2) Minimum Detection Range U

(3) Magnification Range U

(4) Degradation due to adverse atmospheric conditions

C 4 Jan 2032

d. Laser Rangefinder

(1) Maximum Range U

(2) Minimum Range U

(3) Maximum range performance as function of target type or adverse atmospheric conditions

C 4 Jan 2032

3. Maintainability U

4. Operational Readiness (Alert)

U

5. Resolution/Field of View

(FOV)

a. Missile (Seeker) C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 1

b. FLIR

(1) Pixel Resolution U

(2) FOV U

c. Laser Rangefinder

(1) Receiver FOV U

(2) Transmitter FOV U

6. Target Classification Capability

C 4 Jan 2032

7. Reliability and/or MTBF

a. System U

b. Missile U

c. Gun U

d. FLIR U

e. Laser Rangefinder U

8. System Operational Mode Summary

a. Wartime Conditions C 4 Jan 2032

b. Peacetime Conditions U

9. IFF System Operation

a. Mark XII/Mode 4/Mode 5/S System Test/Interrogation Results and Evaluation without Cryptographic Considerations

S 4 Jan 2032

b. Mark XII/Mode 4/Mode 5/S System Test/Interrogation Results and Evaluation with Cryptographic Considerations

S 4 Jan 2032

1. Detailed STINGER Missile classification guidance is covered by the STINGER section of this document.

2. The maximum detection range and minimum detectable temperature difference are classified only when linked directly to performance against specific target (i.e. MIG-27, MI-24 HIND, Outlaw, etc.) operating in adverse natural atmospheric conditions (rain, snow, fog, dust, etc) or in manmade reduced visibility conditions (smoke, aerosol obscurants, etc.). Maximum detection range against generic target types (fixed/rotary wing) in standard clear blue sky conditions (LOWTRAN/LOWTRAN 7 Model) is

UNCLASSIFIED.

3. The range and/or altitude of a ballistic STINGER combined with launch parameter is classified CONFIDENTIAL. All other ranges and altitudes are CLASSIFIED IAW other paragraphs in the guide. The maximum safety fan for range use is UNCLASSIFIED provided launch parameters are not included.

SECTION 4: SPECIFICATIONS

1. This section includes elements of specification data of STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I Guided Missile System

(FIM-92A/92B/92C/92D/92E/92F/92G/92H).

1. Effectiveness

a. System

(1) Benign C C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1 and 6

(2) Against Countermeasures C C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1 and 6

(a) General

(b) Specific - Including but not limited to:

(aa.) Techniques C S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1 and 6 (bb.) Waveforms/frequencies C S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1 and 6 (cc.) Tactics C S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1 and 6

b. Missile Lethality (Pk)

(1) Specific threat aircraft, benign C C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1 and 6

(2) Specific threat aircraft

(a) General countermeasures C C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1 and 6

(b) Specific countermeasures C S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1 and 6

c. System Reliability U U U U

d. Probability of Detection, Evaluation & Transfer (PDET)

C C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 2

e. Probability of Hit (Ph) C S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 1

2. Missile Properties

a. Gyro Spin Frequency U U U U

b. Secondary Mirror Spin Frequency N/A C C C 4 Jan 2032

c. gt Data Rate N/A C C C 4 Jan 2032

d. Seeker Elect Frequency Bandwidth

U C C C 4 Jan 2032

e. Spectral Transmission Bandwidth C C C C 4 Jan 2032 Specific 50% data points are

CONFIDENTIAL

f. Rocket Motor Thrust C C C C 4 Jan 2032

g. Rocket Motor Burn Time C C C C 4 Jan 2032

h. Seeker Modulation Frequency U N/A N//A N/A

i. Seeker Carrier Freqency U N/A N//A N/A

j. Optical Resolution/Transmission

(1) System C C C C 4 Jan 2032

(2) Major Components C C C C 4 Jan 2032

k. Reticle/Scan Pattern U C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 7

l. Operating characteristics and parameters of simulators

C C C C 4 Jan 2032

3. Missile Kinematics

a. Maximum Velocity or Acceleration

C C C C 4 Jan 2032

b. Velocity or Acceleration vs. Time C C C C 4 Jan 2032

c. Minimum Closing Velocity (Fuzing)

d. Missile Maneuverability C C C C 4 Jan 2032

4. Test Equipment C S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 3.

5. Telemetry Data

a. Test/Data Tapes

(1) Benign C C C C 4 Jan 2032

(2) Countermeasures C S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 4c and 6

b. Reduced Test Data Tapes and Printouts

(1) Benign C C C C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 4a

(2) Countermeasures C S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 4b and 6

c. Encryption Key Tapes

(1) General S S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 5

(2) Countermeasures S S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 5 and 6

6. Tone Frequency U U U U

7. Electro Magnetic Interference/Radiation (EMI/EMR)

C S S S 4 Jan 2032 Unclassified when associated with system vulnerability.

1. System Effectiveness (Es), Ph, Pk, and/or Missile Lethality (Lm) against specific known or suspected countermeasures are SECRET for POST/RMP/BLOCK I. Overall Es or Lm against a non-countermeasures or generalized countermeasures threat is CONFIDENTIAL. Allowable specification performance degradation against a general type of countermeasures, e.g., Infrared Countermeasures (IRCM), is CONFIDENTIAL. Es, Ph, Pk, and Lm against specific aircraft and CM events are CONFIDENTIAL for BASIC and SECRET for POST/RMP/BLOCK I. Specific countermeasure characteristics disclosure requires SECRET classification of system and missile performance including, but not limited to:

a. CM-to-Aircraft signal ratio, CM carrier and modulation frequencies, CM signal level versus time, etc., for those CM with fixed positions relative to the aircraft.

b. Characteristics of deployed free-fall or propelled CM include decoy CM frequency of occurrence, direction(s) of deployment, deployment position on the aircraft, intensity time history, any of the previous characteristics linked with reactive or preemptive deployment, etc.

c. The Ph is classified CONFIDENTIAL for BASIC and SECRET for POST/RMP/BLOCK I when provided in conjunction with specific countermeasure system characteristics (i.e., jammer codes and intensities or flare drop rates, directions and flare characteristics) and aircraft conditions (i.e., type, aspect, velocity and altitude). In other words, Ph is SECRET when provided with all the necessary field parameters to reproduce the scenario. Ph is CONFIDENTIAL when associated with general countermeasure conditions such as flares or jammer codes when no specific IRCM parameters are provided. Ph is CONFIDENTIAL in benign cases when all specific aircraft conditions are provided with it to include type, velocity, aspect, and altitude. Ph is UNCLASSIFIED in all other cases.

2. The PDET is specified as 1.0 for engineering development. PDET of 1.0 is UNCLASSIFIED. PDET data from tests, whether or not representing STINGER's performance, are classified CONFIDENTIAL.

3. Standard military test equipment will be safeguarded in accordance with requirements for the classification category assigned thereto. Commercial test equipment is UNCLASSIFIED. Specifically designed test equipment will be assigned a security classification commensurate with that assigned to the performance characteristics which are revealed by the test equipment, but only during such time that the test equipment is actually revealing classified parameters, or contains classified hardware, firmware, or software.

4. Test Data/Tapes

a. Reduced telemetry test data will be classified CONFIDENTIAL for benign tests per characteristics revealed therein and IAW other paragraphs of this guide. Material/data shall be marked with the following statement: “Distribution Statement F: Further dissemination only as directed by Cruise Missile Defense Systems Project Office, PEO Missiles and Space, ATTN: SFAE-MSLS- CMDS-IS, Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898-5000 or higher DOD authority.

b. Reduced telemetry test data will be classified CONFIDENTIAL for BASIC and SECRET for POST/RMP/BLOCK I countermeasure tests. Material/data shall be marked with the following statement: “Distribution Statement F: Further dissemination only as directed by Cruise Missile Defense Systems Project Office, PEO Missiles and Space, ATTN: SFAE-MSLS-CMDS-IS, Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898-5000 or higher DOD authority.

c. Test data tapes will be classified to the highest level of information contained and identified/disclosed. Unlabeled tapes are UNCLASSIFIED. Material/data shall be marked with the following statement: “Distribution Statement F: Further dissemination only as directed by Cruise Missile Defense Systems Project Office, PEO Missiles and Space, ATTN: SFAE-MSLS-CMDS-IS, Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898-5000 or higher DOD authority.

5. Encryption Key Tapes will be classified at the classification level of information they are designed to protect.

6. Material/data shall be marked with the following statement: “Distribution Statement F Further dissemination only as directed by Cruise Missile Defense Systems Project Office, PEO Missiles and Space, ATTN: SFAE-MSLS-CMDS-IS, Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898-5000 or higher DOD authority.

7. Data or information that provides specific scan patterns to include the number of leaves and identifies it as the STINGER scan pattern is classified CONFIDENTIAL. All other cases are UNCLASSIFIED.

2. This sub section includes specification data for ATAS, ATAL, DMSLP, and VMSLP.

Dependent upon the missile being employed (STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I), the classification and declassification of ATAS, ATAL, DMSLP, and VMSLP specification data is as indicated for that missile unless noted below.

Effectiveness

1. System S S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1 and 2

2. System Test and Simulation S S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1 and 2

1. Detailed STINGER Missile classification guidance is covered by the STINGER section of this document.

2. System Effectiveness (Es), Pk, or Lm against specific known or suspected countermeasures are SECRET. Overall System Effectiveness or Missile Lethality against non-countermeasures or generalized countermeasures threat is CONFIDENTIAL.

Allowable specification performance degradation against a general type of countermeasures, e.g., IRCM, is CONFIDENTIAL. Es, Pk, and Lm against specific aircraft and IRCM/ECM events are SECRET for STINGER BASIC, STINGER POST, STINGER RMP and BLOCK I. Specific countermeasures characteristics disclosure that requires SECRET classification of system and missile performances include, but are not limited to: 1) CM-to-Aircraft signal ratio, CM carrier and modulation frequencies, CM signal level versus time, etc., for those CM with fixed position relative to the aircraft. 2) Characteristics of deployed free-fall or propelled CM include decoy CM frequency of occurrence, direction(s) of deployment, deployment position on the aircraft, intensity time history, any of the previous characteristics linked with reactive or preemptive deployment, etc.

3. This sub section includes elements of specifications data for Avenger, AN/TWQ-1.

Dependent upon the missile being employed (STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I), the classification and declassification of the Avenger specification data is as indicated for that missile unless noted below.

1. Effectiveness

a. Missile

(1) Lethality (Countermeasures) S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1 and 2

(2) Lethality (Benign) C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 1

b. Gun Lethality C 4 Jan 2032

c. System (Test and Simulation) S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 2

2. Specifications

a. FLIR

(1) Type of FLIR U

(2) Minimum Resolvable Temperature

C 4 Jan 2032

(3) Minimum Detectable Temperature Difference

C 4 Jan 2032 See Note 3

(4) Noise Equivalent Temperature (NET)

U

(5) Modulation Transfer Functions

U

(6) Detector U

(7) Spectral Region U

b. Laser Rangefinder

(1) Type of Laser U

(2) Wavelength U

(3) Pulse Output Energy U

(4) Pulse Repetition Rate U

(5) Beam Divergence U

(6) Pulse Width U

(7) Tracking Accuracy U

(8) Signal Processing Scheme U

1. Detailed STINGER Missile classification guidance is covered by the STINGER section of this document.

2. System Effectiveness (Es), Pk, or Lm against specific known or suspected countermeasures are SECRET. Overall System Effectiveness or Missile Lethality against non-countermeasures or generalized countermeasures threat is CONFIDENTIAL.

Allowable specification performance degradation against a general type of countermeasures, e.g., IRCM, is CONFIDENTIAL. Es, Pk, and Lm against specific aircraft and IRCM/ECM events are SECRET for STINGER BASIC, STINGER POST, STINGER RMP and BLOCK I. Specific countermeasures characteristics disclosure that requires SECRET classification of system and missile performances include, but are not limited to: 1) CM-to-Aircraft signal ratio, CM carrier and modulation frequencies, CM signal level versus time, etc., for those CM with fixed position relative to the aircraft. 2) characteristics of deployed free-fall or propelled CM include decoy CM frequency of occurrence, direction(s) of deployment, deployment position on the aircraft, intensity time history, any of the previous characteristics linked with reactive or preemptive deployment, etc.

3. The maximum detection range and minimum detectable temperature difference are classified only when linked directly to performance against specific target (i.e. MIG-27, MI-24 HIND, Outlaw, etc.) operating in adverse natural atmospheric conditions (rain, snow, fog, dust, etc) or in manmade reduced visibility conditions (smoke, aerosol obscurants, etc.). Maximum detection range against generic target types (fixed/rotary wing) in standard clear blue sky conditions (LOWTRAN/LOWTRAN 7 Model) is

UNCLASSIFIED.

SECTION 5: CRITICAL ELEMENTS

1. This section includes critical elements data of STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I Guided Missile System

(FIM-92A/92B/92C/92D/92E/92F/92G/92H/92J).

1. Counter-Countermeasures Design, Operation and Performance

C S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1 and 2

2. Target Adaptive Guidance or Lead Bias Design Operation & Performance

3. Maneuverability C C C C 4 Jan 2032

1. Documentation of the design that is the subject of this SCG consists of, but is not limited to, the TDPs for STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I, ATAS, and STLS, and related reports, publications, production or field test data for systems(s) or test equipment, flow charts, schematic diagrams, software programs, magnetic or other data storage devices, etc. TDPs consist of all drawings (including Book Form Drawings), specifications, ECPs, RFDs, RFWs, associated SQAPs, production and maintenance TE Equipment Descriptions (EDs), TE Calibration Procedures, and TE EOIs. Lower level TE design documentation is not under government control (i.e., not part of the TDP) but can contain classified information. Documentation for design of the other system end items, i.e., THT, FHT, CFT, MTS, and IMTS training devices and the STINGER IFF, is also controlled by this SCG. All documentation will be assigned a security classification commensurate with the data, design, performance or specification that they reveal as defined in this guide.

2. Material/data shall be marked with the following statement: “Distribution Statement F: Further dissemination only as directed by Cruise Missile Defense Systems Project Office, PEO Missiles and Space, ATTN: SFAE-MSLS-CMDS-IS, Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898-5000 or higher DOD authority.

2. This sub section includes critical elements data for ATAS, ATAL, DMSLP, and VMSLP.

Dependent upon the missile being employed (STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I), the classification and declassification of ATAS, ATAL, DMSLP, and VMSLP critical elements data is as indicated for that missile.

3. This sub section includes critical elements data for Avenger, AN/TWQ-1.

Dependent upon the missile being employed (STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I), the classification and declassification of Avenger critical elements data is as indicated for that missile

Telemetry Data

1. Test Data/Tapes C 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1b and 3

2. Reduced Test Data/Tapes and Printouts

S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1a and 3

3. Encryption Key Tapes S 4 Jan 2032 See Note 2

NOTES:

1. Test Data/ Tapes.

a. Reduced telemetry test data and tapes will be classified CONFIDENTIAL for benign tests according to characteristics revealed therein IAW other paragraphs of this guide. Material/data shall be marked with the following statement: “Distribution Statement F:

Further dissemination only as directed by Cruise Missile Defense Systems Project Office, PEO Missiles and Space, ATTN: SFAE- MSLS-CMDS-IS, Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898-5000 or higher DOD authority.

b. Test data and tapes will be CONFIDENTIAL for CM firings and UNCLASSIFIED for unlabeled benign tests.

2. Encryption key tapes will be classified at the classification level of information they are designed to protect.

3. Test data will be assigned a security classification commensurate with that of the performance characteristics it reveals.

SECTION 6: VULNERABILITIES AND WEAKNESSES

1. This section includes vulnerabilities and weaknesses data of STINGER BASIC/POST/RMP/BLOCK I Guided Missile System (FIM-92A/92B/92C/92D/92E/92F/92G//92H/92J).

1. Electronics, Infrared, Ultraviolet Counter-Countermeasures, etc.

a. Theoretical and proven vulner-ability of system to countermeasures

C S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 3 and 6

b. Data revealing countermeasure features and capabilities which are inherent in the system design and provide only system operation principles

(1) Functional Diagrams S S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1, 5, and 6

(2) Schematics C S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1, 5, and 6

(3) Operating characteristics S S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1, 5, and 6

(4) Flow Diagrams N/A S S S 4 Jan 2032 See Notes 1, 5, and 6

(5) Magnetic Tape/Disc or Paper Tape…