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SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE (SCG)

DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT D: Distribution authorized to Department of Defense (DoD) and DoD Contractors only by reason of critical technology, 15 February 2012. Other requests for this document shall be referred to Program Executive Officer, Missiles and Space, ATTN: SFAE-MSLS-PF, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama 35898-5700:

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UNDER THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT.

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DOCUMENT

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

This document shall be used as guidance for classifying and declassifying information and material related to the MLRS program.

Supersedes:

(a) Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS) SCG dated 16 December 2004

(b) Army Tactical Missile System (Block I) with Warhead Improved Army Tactical Missile System (Block lA) with Warhead, and

Army Tactical Missile System (Unitary) SCG dated 27 February 2007

(c) Army Tactical Missile System Block II

(d) Army Tactical Missile System Block 111/IIIB with Navy Reentry Body dated 4 October 2005

(e) Multiple Launch Rocket System M270

Approved by Program Executive Officer, Missiles and Space:

Brigadier General, USA Program Executive Officer, Missiles and Space

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION 1: <iENERAL------------------------------------------:·-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1

SECTION 2: OVERALL EFFORT .. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------·····----············--·-··-·······--·--·-·······················-----------4 SECTION 3: PERFORMANCE AND CAPABIUTIES ......................................................................................................................... lO

SECTION 4: SPF.CIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................ l5

SECTION 5: VULNER.ABILI'IlES AND WE-AKNESSES --------·-----------------------------·------------------··-----------------------------------------------··-------16

APPENDJX A: ACRONYMS & DEFINITIONS ------·-----------·--------··--····------·-··----·······----·----······-·····-----·---··-·-····------------·····--··---------------19

APPENDIX B: REFEREN'CES ...... ---------······------------·······-----------···------------·-·-··-------------··---------------···--------·--····-------------·-···---------------------21

FOR OFFIC11\L USE ONLY

SECTION 1: GENERAL

1. Purpose: To provide classification policy, guidance, and procedures for information and activities pertinent to the MLRS program.

2. Authority and Scope:

a. This guide is issued in accordance with the references listed in Appendix B. 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 MLRS program. Changes in classification required by application of this guide are effective immediately.

There is no retroactive requirement to re-mark classified MLRS 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 SCG is the highest level anticipated.

3. Office of Primary Responsibility (OPR): Precision Fires Rocket and Missile Systems (PFRMS) Project Office has primary responsibility for overall management of the MLRS program. Inquiries, challenges, suspected compromises of information and suggestions concerning this guide and its interpretation should be addressed to Precision Fires Rocket & Missile Systems Project Office, ATTN: MLRS SFAE-MSL-PF, Bldg 5250 Martin Road, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama 35898-8000,256-876-1195.

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 MLRS 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 MLRS program is PFRMS, 5250 Martin Road Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898- 8000, Phone Commercial (256) 876-1195 or DSN 746-1195. Include sufficient description to permit identification ofthe specific information under challenge.

5. Reproduction, Extraction and Dissemination: This document provides authority to extract from and or disseminate the SCG as necessary to those supporting the effort, including industry. Extraction and dissemination is limited to the restrictions of Distribution Statement D and should be marked as such.

6. Determination of Classification:

Reasons for Classification: Reasons for classification are:

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

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

7. Public Release:

a. Information shown as unclassified by this guide does not authorize automatic public release. Release restrictions are governed by the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). Operations Security (OPSEC) regulation AR 530-1 may also 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 oflnformation Act Program. Strictly control all distribution of material until reviewed and approved for public release by the US Army Program Executive Office, Missiles and Space (PEO MS).

b. The PEO MS Security Office is responsible for coordinating requests for public releases received from the US Army Aviation and Missile Command (AM COM) Public Affairs Office. The PEO MS Security Office will maintain a record of all public releases.

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 (CMI), 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) or Delegation of Disclosure Authority Letter (DDL)).

c. For controlled unclassified information (CUI), the disclosure authority is the respective PM 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 foreign disclosure officers and security assistance/foreign military sales representatives."

SECTION 2: OVERALL EFFORT

ELEMENT CLASS DE CLASS REASON REMARKS

-2.0 End Item - - -

M270Al/M142 Field Artillery Launcher software components, WIM, MM/MMI, I

LIM, Rocket, RRPR and GMLRS !

MAN/BAM and PNU) are UNCLASSIFIED. ATACMS flight

2.0.1 M270Al/M142 Source/executable

dynamics data and random offset is

SW code U,C 20291216 1.4a classified CONFIDENTIAL. The launcher software (MAN/BAM) provides this data to the missile software in the mission critical data during mission pre-launch process.

GMLRS Rocket and AT ACMS missile operational flight software is

UNCLASSIFIED.

Launcher software (source and executable) is UNCLASSIFIED with the exception of AT ACMS special application software.

AT ACMS weapon manager and ballistics

2.0.2 M270 Source/executable SW code. U,C 20291216 1.4a manager launcher special application launcher software is classified CONFIDENTIAL. AT ACMS missile operational flight software is

UNCLASSIFIED.

ELEMENT CLASS DECLASS REASON REMARKS I

Derived from: GPS SCG, 20060724 Receiver is UNCLASSIFIED when keyed for both operation and maintenance.

2. 0.3 GPS/SAASM

u Receiver is not capable of outputting - - classified data. Operation of GPS/SAASM is in accordance with NSA and PEO MS approved CONOPS. CONOPS for GPS/SAASM is UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO.

Test Equipment capable of transferring fire

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2. 0.4 Test Equipment U,C 20291216 1.4a control system software between test device 1 and fire control system maintains the I classification of the software loaded.

Maintenance Support Device capable of I transferring fire control system software

2. 0.5 Maintenance Support Device u,c 20291216 1.4a between test device and fire control system or downloading data logs maintains the classification of the software loaded or the data log retrieved.

Training device software is UNCLASSIFIED with the exception of Army TACMS software. ATACMS

2.0.6 Training Device Software u,c 20310227 1.4a training device software is classified CONFIDENTIAL. ATACMS missile operational flight software is

UNCLASSIFIED.

Models, Simulations and Emulators

2.0.7 Models/ Simulations/ Emulators

U,C 20291216 1.4a maintain the classification of the tactical software software being modeled, simulated or emulated.

2.0.8 Data Log U,C 20291216 1.4a

Data logs maintain the classification of the software loaded.

2.0.9 Mass Storage Unit/Ruggedized

Classified in accordance with the software

Memory Unit/Universal Fire Control U,C 20291216 1.4a loaded on the device.

System Fielding Module

2.1 Data - - - -

2.1.1 Technical Publications - - - -

Test reports/data depicting capabilities and limitations to perform mission functions when exposed to CBRN, electromagnetic spectrum attacks, countermeasures, and specific ballistic threats along with lethality, proximity sensor waveform parameters and

2.1.1.1 Test reports/data u,c,s 20291216 1.4a MLRS specific signature characteristics are classified SECRET. Test reports/data depicting displacement time, AT ACMS rocket motor ballistics, and nonspecific signature characteristics are classified CONFIDENTIAL. All other test reports/data are UNCLASSIFIED.

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2.1.1.2 Hazard Classification data/test u,s 20291216

1.4a SECRET if system vulnerability to a hazard ] reports 1.4g is revealed, otherwise UNCLASSIFIED.

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2.1.1.3 Training manuals u - - Marked Distribution Statement D

2.1.2 Engineering - - - -

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Technical data packages include the system/subsystem specifications and

1.4a interface control documents. Classified in

2.1.2.1 Technical data packages U,C,S 20291216

1.4g accordance with the classification level of the performance and capabilities or vulnerabilities and limitations revealed. All UNCLASSIFIED is marked FOUO.

2.1.3 Support - - - -

Training data that depicts capabilities and limitations to perform mission functions when exposed to CBRN, electromagnetic spectrum attacks, countermeasures, and specific ballistic threats along with lethality, 1.4a proximity sensor waveform parameters and

2.1.3 .1 Training Data U,C,S 20310227

1.4g MLRS specific signature characteristics are classified SECRET. Training data depicting displacement time, ATACMS rocket motor ballistics, and nonspecific signature characteristics are classified CONFIDENTIAL. All other training data are UNCLASSIFIED.

ELEMENT CLASS DECLASS REASON REMARKS

2.1.3 .2 Readiness reports u - - -

2.1.4 Management - - - -

2.1.4.1 Schedules u - - -

2.1.4.2 Cost Data/Reports u - - The information is handled as FOUO.

2.1.4.3 Budget u - - -

The highest level of information that can be disclosed by sale of an end item, testing of an end item or reverse engineering of the end item is SECRET. The highest level of information that must be disclosed to enable

1.4a production, maintenance, or training is

2.1.4.4 Information for FMS U,C,S 20291216

1.4g CONFIDENTIAL. All other is UNCLASSIFIED but may still have export restrictions. See end items, performance and capabilities, specifications, vulnerabilities and limitations for classification of specific information with respect to FMS.

2.1.5 Data Repository - - - -

Maintenance data depicting capabilities and limitations to perform mission functions when exposed to CBRN, electromagnetic spectrum attacks, countermeasures, specific ballistic threats along with lethality, proximity sensor waveform parameters and

2.1.5.1 Maintenance U,C,S 20310227 1.4a MLRS specific signature characteristics are classified SECRET. Maintenance data depicting displacement time, AT ACMS rocket motor ballistics, and nonspecific signature characteristics are classified CONFIDENTIAL. All other maintenance data are UNCLASSIFIED. !

Imagery data illustrating capabilities and limitations to perform mission functions when exposed to CBRN, electromagnetic attacks, countermeasures, specific ballistic threats along with lethality, proximity sensor waveform parameters and MLRS

2.1.5.2 Imagery U,C,S 20310227 1.4a specific signature characteristics are classified SECRET. Imagery data that illustrate displacement time, AT ACMS rocket motor ballistics, and nonspecific signature characteristics are classified CONFIDENTIAL. All other imagery data are UNCLASSIFIED.

SECTION 3: PERFORMANCE AND CAPABILITIES

3.0 Multiple Launch Rocket System - - - -

Capabilities and limitations of systems to perform mission functions when exposed to

3 .0.1 Chemical, Biological, Radiological, s 20360608 1.4g CBRN environments are classified and Nuclear (CBRN) Survivability SECRET.

Derived From: DoD SCG for CBRN Survivability, 20110608

Capability to perform mission functions

3.0.2 Electronic Warfare (EW) s 20291216 1.4g

when exposed to electromagnetic spectrum Survivability or directed energy attack is classified

SECRET.

3.0.3 Countermeasures and counter- s 20291216

1.4a Specific performance and capabilities are countermeasures 1.4g classified SECRET.

3.0.4 Reliability, Availability, u - - -Maintainability

3.1 Launchers - - - Includes M270A1 and M142

Vehicle system performance against specific ballistic threats from small arms

1.4a fire, artillery and mortar indirect fire, 3 .1.1 Ballistic Threat Survivability s 20291216

1.4g unexploded ordnance (UXO), improvised explosive devices (IEDs ), and blast/fragment type mines is classified

SECRET.

Displacement time from firing of last rocket 3 .1.2 Displacement time c 20291216 1.4a until launcher departs (first motion) from launch site is classified CONFIDENTIAL.

Includes unguided rockets (M26 variants),

3.2 Family of Rockets/Missiles - - - GMLRS variants (M30 and M31 ), Alternate

Warhead variant, and ATACMS variants

AT ACMS rocket motor ballistics is

3.2. 1 Propulsion characteristics u,c 20291216 1.4a classified CONFIDENTIAL. All other munitions propulsion characteristics are

UNCLASSIFED.

3.2.2 Range u - - Maximum and minimum range is

UNCLASSIFIED.

Trajectory data including time, position,

3.2.3 Trajectory u - - events, altitude and velocity is

UNCLASSIFIED.

Delivery accuracy to dispense or impact point is UNCLASSIFIED. Includes GPS

3 .2.4 Accuracy U,S 20291216 1.4a aided and inertial-only performance for 1.4g guided rockets and missiles. Accuracy performances for specific scenarios of GPS jamming or spoofing are SECRET.

Submunition dispersal patterns to include

3.2.5 Submunition pattern u - - shape, dimensions and density are

UNCLASSIFIED.

Submunition dud rates including hazardous 3 .2.6 Submunition dud rates u - - and non-hazardous counts are

UNCLASSIFIED.

Warhead and submunition fragmentation and blast data is UNCLASSIFIED.

Fragmentation data (ZDATA) includes

3.2.7 Fragmentation/blast data u - - mass, shape, velocity and dispersion. Blast data includes peak static overpressure, peak dynamic pressure and pressure-time histories.

The ability of a rocket/missile to cause the loss of or degradation in the ability of a

3.2.8 Lethality s 20291216 1.4a

specific target system to complete its designated mission(s) is SECRET.

Lethality measures include lethal areas and damage matrices.

A statistical estimate of the results expected from specific rocket/missile effects, target environment, damage criteria, delivery accuracy, munitions reliability, and

3.2.9 Effectiveness s 20291216 1.4a ballistics is SECRET. Effectiveness measures include expected fractional damage/casualties, probability of damage and rockets/missiles required to achieve a specific damage level.

Risk estimate distances (REDs) are based on fragmentation and blast effects against friendly troops standing in the open, in winter clothing and helmet, and on a line perpendicular to the line of fire, a specific

3.2.10 Risk Estimate Distances u - - target and engagement situation. RED is neither a measure of weapon system effectiveness as defined in the User's Requirements Document, nor can it be used to directly or indirectly determine weapon systems effectiveness as defined in the User's Requirements Document.

The probability that a rocket/missile will survive an encounter with a specific air

3.2.11 Inflight s 20310227

1.4a defense threat is SECRET. The survivability/susceptibility 1.4g susceptibility of a rocket/missile to be detected, tracked or engaged by a specific air defense threat is SECRET.

ELEMENT CLASS DE CLASS REASON REMARKS I

3.2.12 Low Energy Exploding Foil u Specific to GMLRS variants (M30 and Initiator (LEEFI) characteristics - -

M31) and Alternate Warhead variant.

Specific to GMLRS variants (M30 and M31) and Alternate Warhead variant.

3.2.13 Proximity sensor waveform

Transmitted wave form parameters which s 20291216 1.4a include modulation period, carrier parameters frequency, bandwidth, Doppler pass band;

receiver sensitivity, and radiated power (peak and effective) are classified SECRET.

SECTION 4: SPECIFICATIONS

4.0 Multiple Launch Rocket System - - - -

Specifications for capabilities and limitations to perform mission functions when exposed to CBRN, electromagnetic spectrum attacks, countermeasures, specific ballistic threats along with lethality,

4.0.1 MLRS Launcher and Family of 1.4a proximity sensor waveform parameters and

Rockets/Missiles U,C,S 20310227

1.4g MLRS specific signature characteristics are classified SECRET. Specifications for displacement time, ATACMS rocket motor ballistics, and nonspecific signature characteristics are classified CONFIDENTIAL. All other specifications are UNCLASSIFIED.

SECTION 5: VULNERABILITIES AND WEAKNESSES

5. 1 Multiple Launch Rocket System -- - - Derived From: DODI 0 3600.02 IO SCG, 20051128 Reason: 1.4(g) Declassify: 20301128

5.1.1 Susceptibility to Information

U,S 20301128 1.4g

Information revealing specific details on 10 Operations (IO) vulnerabilities of the MLRS and associated plans and systems required to mitigate or eliminate vulnerabilities are classified SECRET. Information on IO vulnerabilities for commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) is

UNCLASSIFIED.

5.1.2 Susceptibility to Chemical, s 20360608 1.4g Capabilities and limitations of systems to Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear perform mission functions when exposed to (CBRN) environments CBRN environments are classified

SECRET.

Derived From: DoD SCG for CBRN Survivability, 20110608 Reason: 1.4(g) Declassify On: 20360608

5.1.3 Susceptibility to Electronic Warfare s 20291216 1.4g Capability to perform mission functions when exposed to electromagnetic spectrum or directed energy attack is classified '

SECRET.

5.2 Launchers - - - -

Any measured data and/or derived analysis that identifies the radar reflection or Infrared Radiation (IR) characteristics as specifically and unilaterally as MLRS is classified as SECRET. Any raw/not reduced data that

5 .2.1 Signature Characteristics (Predicted C,S 20271001 1.4g does not identify the source as specifically or Measured) and unilaterally as MLRS is classified CONFIDENTIAL.

Derived: SCG Low/Counter Low Observables (LO/CLO), 20021001 Reason: 1.4g

Declassify: X3

The MLRS susceptibility to being located

5.2.2 Counter-battery fire s 20291216 1.4g and fired on by enemy artillery is classified

SECRET.

System vulnerabilities and limitations with regard to specific ballistic threats from small arms fire, artillery and mortar indirect fire, unexploded ordnance (UXO),

5.2.3 Susceptibility to ballistic threats s 20360718 1.4g improvised explosive devices (IEDs ), and blast/fragment type mines is classified

SECRET.

Derived From: SCG for Ground Combat Vehicle(GCV), 20110718

5.3 Rockets/Missiles - - - -

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Any data or analysis that identifies the I characteristics as MLRS or GMLRS variants are classified SECRET. Any raw/not reduced data that does not identify

5.3 .1 Signature Characteristics (Predicted c,s 20271001 1.4g the source as being MLRS or GMLRS or Measured) variants is classified CONFIDENTIAL.

Derived: SCG Low/Counter Low Observables (LO/CLO), 20021001 Reason: 1.4g

Declassify: X3

APPENDIX A: ACRONYMS & DEFINITIONS

AM COM Army Aviation and Missile Command AR Army_ Regulation ATACMS Army Tactical Missile System MGM-140A ATACMS Block lA Army Tactical Missile System MGM-140B c CONFIDENTIAL CBRN Chemical, Biological, Radiology, And Nuclear CMI Classified Military Information CONOPS Concepts of Operation CUI Controlled Unclassified Information COTS Commercial Off The Shelf DCSINT Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence DoD Department of Defense EO Executive Order EW Electronic Warfare FDO Foreign Disclosure Officer FMS Foreign Military Sales FOIA Freedom of Information Act FOUO For Official Use Only GCV Ground Combat Vehicle GMLRS Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System GPS Global Positioning System HIMARS High Mobility Artillery Rocket System JED Improvised Explosive Device IO Information Operations is the integrated employment of the core capabilities of electronic warfare, computer network operations, psychological operations, military deception, and operations security, in concert with specified supporting and related capabilities, to influence, disrupt, corrupt or usurp adversarial human and automated decision making.

LEEFI Low Energy Exploding Foil Initiator LIM Launcher Interface Manager Computer Software Configuration Item LO/CLO Low Observables/Counter Low Observables M26 Basic MLRS rocket - unguided M270/M270Al/M142 An armored, self-propelled, multiple rocket launcher; a type of rocket artillery/M142 is HIMARS M270Bl MLRS M270Al fielded in the UK. The current M270Bl allows the firing of all MLRS rocket munitions but not AT ACMS which is not fielded in the UK.

M77~XM77, M85,M101 Dual purpose improved conventional munitions (DPICM) sub-munitions MAN/BAM Weapon Manager/Ballistics Manager Computer Software Configuration Items MLRS Multiple Launch and Rocket Systems consists of a launcher and family of munitions MM/MMI Maintenance Manager/Man Machine Interface Computer Software Configuration Items NSA National Security Agency OCA Original Classification Authority OPR Office of Primary Responsibility OPSEC Operations Security PEOMS Program Executive Office Missile and Space PFRMS Precision Fires Rocket and Missile System PNU Position Navigation Unit RED Risk Estimate Distance RRPR Reduced Range Practice Rocket s SECRET SCG Security Classification Guide sw Software u UNCLASSIFIED uxo Unexploded Ordinance WIM Weapon Interface Manager

APPENDIX B: REFERENCES

32 C.F.R., Information Security Oversight Office (ISOO) Implementing Directive, effective 25 Jun 2010

EO 13526, Classified National Security Information, dated 29 Dec 2009

DoD Manua15200.01 Vol1, Information Security Program: Overview, Classification, and Declassification, dated 24 February 2012

DoD Manual5200.01 Vol2, Information Security Program: Marking of Classified Information, Inc Ch 2, dated 19 Mar 2013

DoD Manual5200.01 Vol3, Information Security Program: Protection of Classified Information, Inc Ch 2, dated 19 Mar 2013

DoD Manual5200.01 Vol4, Information Security Program: Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), dated 24 Feb 2012

DoD Manual5220.22-M, National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual, Inc Ch 1, dated 28 Mar 2013

DoD 5200.45, Instructions for Developing Security Classification Guides, dated 2 April2013

DoD Regulation 5400.7-R, DoD Freedom oflnformation Act Program, dated Sep 98, Ch 1, dated 11 April2006

AR 360-1, The Army Public Affairs Program, dated 25 May 2011

AR 380-5, Department of the Army Information Security Program, dated 29 September 2000

AR 380-10, Foreign Disclosure and Contacts with Foreign Representatives, dated 22 Jun 2005

AR 530-1 Operations Security, dated 19 April2007

AR 190-11, Physical Security of Arms, Ammunition and Explosives, dated 15 November 2006

ISSO Implementing Directive "Marking Classified National Security Information, dated December 2010, Rev 1 January 2012

Global Positioning System SCG, dated 24 July 2006

DoD Chemical, Biological, Radiology, And Nuclear SCG, dated 22 March 2011

DODI 03600.02 Information Operations SCG, dated 28 November 2005

SCG Low Observables/Counter Low Observables, dated 1 October 2002

SCG Ground Combat Vehicle, dated 18 July 2011