Attachment_0014_-_FY_17-18__Training_Requirements_Attachments_1-5.pdf

ATTACHMENT 1 1

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY// 28

REF/A/OPORD/USCENTCOM/16JUN08// 29

REF/B/CONOPS/USCENTCOM/15APR08// 30

REF/C/GENADMIN/USCENTCOM/021502ZDEC13// 31

REF/D/MEMO/USCENTCOM/30OCT12// 32

REF/E/ALARACT/HQDA/270101ZMAY11// 33

REF/F/DOC/JPRA/05NOV10// 34

REF/G/REG/USCENTCOM/17NOV15// 35

REF/H/REG/USCENTCOM/5MAY15// 36

REF/I/FRAGO/USCENTCOM/152210ZJAN15/ 37

REF/J/FRAGO/USCENTCOM/30DEC13// 38

REF/K/DODI/DOD/18SEPT12// 39

REF/L/REG/USCENTCOM/23JUN16// 40

REF/M/REG/USCENTCOM/8MAR16// 41

REF/N/MANUAL/DOD/03OCT03// 42

REF/O/GENADMIN/USCENTCOM/162002ZMAR11// 43

REF/P/DOC/JCOA/30SEP11// 44

REF/Q/DOC/JCOA/07MAY10// 45

REF/R/DODI/DOD/22JUL08// 46

REF/S/CJCSI/CJCS/11DEC15// 47

REF/T/MSG/USCENTCOM/032203ZSEP09// 48

REF/U/CJCSI/CJCS/10JAN13// 49

REF/V/DODI/DOD/20DEC11// 50

REF/W/FM/HQDA/JUL11// 51

REF/X/DODI/DOD/30SEP11// 52

REF/Y/DODI/DOD/20NOV14// 53

REF/Z/REG/USCENTCOM/17OCT12// 54

REF/AA/REG/USCENTCOM/12NOV13// 55

REF/AB/GENADMIN/USCENTCOM/192300ZAUG13// 56

REF/AC/DODD/DOD/30APR13// 57

REF/AD/EXORD/USCENTCOM/061925ZNOV13// 58

REF/AE/MANUAL/MULTISERVICES/18SEPT12// 59

REF/AF/CJCSI/CJCS/31JAN13// 60

REF/AG/MEMO/USCENTCOM/9OCT2014// 61

REF/AH/CJCSI/CJCS/22FEB11// 62

REF/AI/DODI/DOD/21APR2015// 63

REF/AJ/REG/USCENTCOM/22SEPT15// 64

REF/AK/EXORD/USCENTCOM/09DEC14// 65

REF/AL/DODI/DOD/14MAR2014// 66

REF/AM/DODI/DOD/12MAR2014// 67

REF/AN/REG/HQDA/19AUG14// 68

REF/AO/PUB/DOD/US ARMY INSTITUTE FOR SURGICAL RESEARCH/2012// 69

REF/AP/REG/HQDA/7OCT2013// 70

REF/AQ/DODM/DOD/29OCT13// 71

REF/AR/MANUAL/DOA/21JAN2005// 72

REF/AS/DODI/DOD/6JUNE2006// 73

REF/AT/FRAGO/USCENTCOM/22OCT2012// 74

REF/AU/FRAGO/USCENTCOM/032259ZAUG15// 75

REF/AV/JCS/JROCM 070-13/01 APR 2013//// 76

REF/AW/DODI/USD (P&R)/28MAR13// 77

REF/AX/CJCSI/CJCS/07MAY2012// 78

REF/AY/DODM/DOD/03NOV2008// 79

REF/AZ/REG/USCENTCOM/10DEC2012// 80

REF/BA/CJCSI/CJCS/14FEB2014// 81

REF/BB/PUB/JP 4-10/16 JULY 2014// 82

REF/BC/PUBLAW/2008 NDAA/28 JAN 2008// 83

REF/BD/MEMO/SECDEF/28 APR 2016// 84

REF/BE/MSG/USCENTCOM/081835ZAUG16// 85

REF/BF/FRAGO/CJTF-OIR/071900ZNOV16// 86

REF/BG/GENADMIN/USCENTCOM INTEL CTR/281710ZNOV16// 87

REF/BH/REG/CCR700-3/BOS/16SEP16// 88

REF A IS US CENTRAL COMMAND (USCENTCOM) OPERATIONS ORDER (OPORD) 05-02 91

(ANTITERRORISM)// 92

REF B IS USCENTCOM CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS FOR BIOMETRIC OPERATIONS// 93

REF C IS MOD TWELVE TO USCENTCOM INDIVIDUAL PROTECTION AND 94

INDIVIDUAL/UNIT DEPLOYMENT POLICY// 95

REF D IS COUNTER-IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICE (C-IED) TRAINING AND 96

CAPABILITY REQUIREMENTS// 97

REF E IS ALARACT 260/2009 – HQDA DIRECTED ARMY ELECTRONIC WARFARE (EW) 98

TRAINING FOR BATTALIONS AND ABOVE// 99

REF F IS JOINT PERSONNEL RECOVERY AGENCY (JPRA) GUIDANCE ON JOINT 100

STANDARDS FOR SURVIVAL, EVASION, RESISTANCE AND ESCAPE (SERE) TRAINING 101

IN SUPPORT OF CODE OF CONDUCT (COC)// 102

REF G IS USCENTCOM REGULATION (CCR) 525-33, PERSONNEL RECOVERY 103

PROCEDURES// 104

REF H IS CCR 525-10, PROCEDURES FOR PROCESSING RECOVERED PERSONNEL// 105

REF I IS USCENTCOM FRAGO 05-02-007 TO OPORD 05-02, USCENTCOM ARMING 106

AND USE OF FORCE POLICY// 107

REF J IS FRAGO 09-1734 CONCUSSION/MTBI MANAGEMENT AND TRACKING// 108

REF K IS DOD POLICY GUIDANCE FOR MANAGEMENT OF MILD TRAUMATIC BRAIN 109

INJURY/CONCUSSION IN THE DEPLOYED SETTING, DTD 18SEP12 // 110

REF L IS USCENTCOM COMMAND REGULATION 40-5, MEDICAL INFORMATION 111

SYSTEMS// 112

REF M IS CCR 40-2, DEPLOYMENT FORCE HEALTH PROTECTION// 113

REF N IS DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DOD) 5105.38-M, SECURITY ASSISTANCE 114

MANAGEMENT MANUAL// 115

REF O IS MODIFICATION 3 TO USCENTCOM MILITARY WORKING DOG (MWD) 116

BUSINESS RULES// 117

REF P IS JOINT AND COALITION OPERATIONAL ANALYSIS (JCOA) SUBJECT: 118

CIVILIAN CASUALTY STUDY UPDATE FOR ISAF// 119

REF Q IS JCOA SUBJECT: CIVILIAN CASUALTY STUDY// 120

REF R IS DOD INSTRUCTION (DODI) O-2000.22, SUBJECT: DESIGNATION AND 121

PHYSICAL PROTECTION OF DOD HIGH RISK PERSONNEL (HRP)// 122

REF S IS CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF (CJCS) INSTRUCTION 123

(CJCSI) 3160.01B, NO-STRIKE AND COLLATERAL DAMAGE ESTIMATION 124

METHODOLOGY// 125

REF T IS MESSAGE SUBJECT: USCENTCOM PRECISION STRIKE SUITE-SPECIAL 126

OPERATIONS FORCES (PSS-SOF) AND PRECISION FIRES IMAGE (PFI) 127

CERTIFICATION// 128

REF U IS CJCSI 3505.01B, TARGET COORDINATE MENSURATION CERTIFICATION 129

AND PROGRAM ACCREDITATION// 130

REF V IS DODI 3020.41, OPERATIONAL CONTRACT SUPPORT (OCS)// 131

REF W IS FIELD MANUAL (FM) 3-11, MARINE CORPS WARFIGHTING PUBLICATION 132

(MCWP) 3-37.1, NAVAL WARFARE PUBLICATION (NWP) 3-11, AIR FORCE 133

TACTICS, TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURES (AFTTP) 3-2.42, MULTI-SERVICE 134

DOCTRINE FOR CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL, AND NUCLEAR 135

OPERATIONS// 136

REF X IS DODI 6490.03, DEPLOYMENT HEALTH// 137

REF Y IS DODI 6490.15, INTEGRATION OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE PERSONNEL 138

(BHP) INTO PATIENT-CENTERED MEDICAL HOME (PCMH) PRIMARY CARE AND OTHER 139

PRIMARY CARE SERVICE SETTINGS// 140

REF Z IS CCR 40-1, CLINICAL QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAMS (MEDICAL AND 141

DENTAL TREATMENT FACILITIES)// 142

REF AA IS CCR 380-8, CYBER SECURITY AND SUPPORT TO DEFENSIVE 143

CYBERSPACE OPERATIONS// 144

REF AB IS CENTCOM THEATER RESERVE VBSS REQUIREMENT// 145

REF AC IS DODD 6495.01, SEXUAL ASSAULT PREVENTION AND RESPONSE (SAPR) 146

PROGRAM, INCORPORATING CHANGE 1// 147

REF AD IS DIRECTING STANDARDIZED READINESS REPORTING FOR UNITS 148

CONDUCTING EOF AND NLW// 149

REF AE IS TECHNICAL MANUAL (TM)8-227-12/NAVMED P-6530/AFH 44-152: 150

TECHNICAL MANUAL, ARMED SERVICES BLOOD PROGRAM, JOINT BLOOD PROGRAM 151

HANDBOOK, DTD 1 DEC 11// 152

REF AF IS CJCSI 3126.01A, LANGUAGE, REGIONAL EXPERTISE, AND CULTURE 153

(LREC) CAPABILITY IDENTIFICATION, PLANNING AND SOURCING// 154

REF AG IS COMMANDER’S ARMY REGULATION (AR) 15-6 FIXED WING CLOSE AIR 155

SUPPORT AIRSTRIKE 9 JUNE 2014 IMPLEMENTATION REPORT// 156

REF AH IS CJCSI 3320.01C ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM USE IN JOINT 157

MILITARY OPERATIONS// 158

REF AI IS DODI 2200.01, COMBATING TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS (CTIP)// 159

REF AJ IS CENTCOM REGULATION (CCR) 570-4 COMBATING TRAFFICKING IN 160

PERSONS// 161

REF AK IS USCENTCOM COMMANDER’S NETWORK SECURITY VIOLATIONS PROGRAM 162

EXORD, SERIAL 436612, DTG 091730ZDEC14// 163

REF AL IS DODI 8500.01, CYBERSECURITY// 164

REF AM IS DODI8510.01, RISK MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK FOR DOD INFORMATION 165

TECHNOLOGY// 166

REF AN IS ARMY REGULATION (AR) 350-1, ARMY TRAINING AND LEADER 167

DEVELOPMENT// 168

REF AO IS JOINT TRAUMA SYSTEM: DEVELOPMENT, CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK, AND 169

OPTIMAL ELEMENTS// 170

REF AP IS ARMY REGULATION 40-52; BUMEDINST 6230.15B; AFI 48-110 IP; CG 171

COMDINST M62340.4G, IMMUNIZATIONS AND CHEMOPROPHYLAXIS FOR THE 172

PREVENTION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES// 173

REF AQ IS DODM 6025.13, MEDICAL QUALITY ASSURANCE (MQA) AND CLINICAL 174

QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN THE MILITARY HEALTH SYSTEM (MHS)// 175

REF AR IS AR 40-657, VETERINARY/MEDICAL FOOD SAFETY, QUALITY 176

ASSURANCE, AND LABORATORY SERVICE, DTD 21 JAN 2005. 177

REF AS IS DODI 2310.08, MEDICAL PROGRAM SUPPORT FOR DETAINEE 178

OPERATIONS, 6 JUNE 2006// 179

REF AT IS USCENTCOM FRAGORD 07-811, DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DOD) SECRET 180

INTERNET PROTOCOL ROUTER NETWORK (SIPRNET) PUBLIC KEY INFRASTRUCTURE 181

IMPLENTATION (PKI)// 182

REF AU IS USCENTCOM FRAGMENTARY ORDER MODIFICATION 2, CCTO 15-27, 183

IMPLEMENTATION AND REPORTING OF DOD PKI SYS ADMIN// 184

REF AV IS JROCM 070-13, INTELLIGENCE, SURVEILLANCE AND RECONAISSANCE 185

MISSION MANAGEMENT CHANGE RECOMMENDATION// 186

REF AW IS DOD INSTRUCTION (DODI) 6495.02, SEXUAL ASSAULT PREVENTION 187

AND RESPONSE (SAPR) PROCEDURES INCORPORATING CHANGE 1, EFFECTIVE 188

FEBRUARY 12, 2014// 189

REF AX IS CJCSI 3213.01D, JOINT OPERATIONS SECURITY, DTD 7 MAY 2012// 190

REF AY IS DODM 5205.02M, DOD OPERATIONS SECURITY (OPSEC) PROGRAM 191

MANUAL, DTD 3 NOVEMBER 2008// 192

REF AZ IS USCENTCOM REGULATION 530-1, OPERATIONS SECURITY, DTD 10 DEC 193

2012// 194

REF BA IS CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF INSTRUCTION (CJCSI) 195

3210.01C, JOINT INFORMATION OPERATIONS PROPONENT// 196

REF BB IS JOINT PUB (JP) 4-10, OPERATIONAL CONTRACT SUPPORT, DATED 16 197

JULY 2014// 198

REF BC IS THE 2008 NATIONAL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT (NDAA), PUBLIC 199

LAW (PL) 110-181, TITLE 10 US CODE (USC), SECTION 2333, SUB-SECTION 200

849// 201

REF BD IS SECDEF MEMORANDUM TO THE MILITARY DEPARTMENTS AND COMMANDERS 202

OF THE COMBATANT COMMANDS, SUBJECT: INVESTIGATION REVIEW—SECRETARY OF 203

DEFENSE GUIDANCE// 204

REF BE IS USCENTCOM PREDEPLOYMENT SERE TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR 205

FORCES SUPPORTING OPERATION INHERENT RESOLVE 206

REF BF IS CJTF-OIR 07 1900Z DAILY FRAGO TO OPORD 16-001 (OPERATION 207

INHERENT RESOLVE) 208

REF BG IS USCENTCOM INTEL CENTER MSG USCENTCOM FY 17-21 THEATER 209

PRELIMINARY CREDIBILITY ASSESSMENT// 210

REF BH IS USCENTCOM REGULATION 700-3, BASE OPERATING SUPPORT// 211

RMK/(U) THIS IS ATTACHMENT 1 (CATEGORY “A”, THEATER ENTRY TRAINING 213

REQUIREMENTS) TO USCENTCOM 061350ZMAR17, USCENTCOM THEATER TRAINING 214

REQUIREMENTS.// 215

GENTEXT/SITUATION/ 217

1. (U) SITUATION. THIS ATTACHMENT OUTLINES THE THEATER ENTRY TRAINING 218

REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL FORCES DEPLOYING TO THE U.S. CENTRAL COMMAND 219

(USCENTCOM) AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY (AOR). 220

GENTEXT/MISSION/ 221

2. (U) MISSION. WITH NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS, USCENTCOM 222

PROMOTES COOPERATION AMONG NATIONS, RESPONDS TO CRISES, DETERS AND 223

DEFEATS STATE AND NON-STATE AGGRESSION, AND SUPPORTS DEVELOPMENT AND, 224

WHEN NECESSARY, RECONSTRUCTION IN ORDER TO ESTABLISH THE CONDITIONS 225

FOR REGIONAL SECURITY, STABILITY, AND PROSPERITY. 226

GENTEXT/EXECUTION/ 227

3. (U) EXECUTION. 228

3.A. (U) TASKS. 229

3.A.1. (U) APPLICABILITY OF CATEGORY “A”, THEATER ENTRY TRAINING 230

REQUIREMENTS. 231

3.A.1.A. (U) MILITARY PERSONNEL. 232

3.A.1.A.1. (U) PARA 3.A.2.A. THROUGH 3.A.2.H., PARA 3.A.2.I.1. AND 233

3.A.2.J.1., PARA 3.A.2.K. THROUGH 3.A.2.M. 234

3.A.1.B. (U) DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DOD) CIVILIANS. 235

3.A.1.B.1. (U) PARA 3.A.2.A. THROUGH 3.A.2.H., PARA 3.A.2.I.1. AND 236

3.A.2.J.1. AND PARA 3.A.2.K. 237

3.A.1.B.2. (U) PARA 3.A.2.B., ONLY REQUIRED TO TRAIN ON THOSE TASKS 238

FOR WHICH EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN ISSUED. 239

3.A.1.B.3. (U) PARA 3.A.2.L. THROUGH 3.A.2.N., APPLY WHEN AUTHORIZED 240

TO BE ARMED. 241

3.A.1.C. (U) MILITARY PERSONNEL AND DOD CIVILIANS IN DESIGNATED 242

POSITION THAT REQUIRE ADDITIONAL TRAINING. 243

3.A.1.C.1. (U) PARA 3.A.2.I.2. THROUGH 3.A.2.I.4., PARA 3.A.2.J.2. 244

THROUGH 3.A.2.J.7., AND PARA 3.A.2.S. 245

3.A.1.D. (U) DEPENDENTS. 246

3.A.1.D.1. (U) PARA 3.A.2.B. THROUGH 3.A.2.C.1., 3.A.2.D. AND PARA 247

3.A.2.I.1 248

3.A.1.D.2. (U) PARA 3.A.2.B., ONLY REQUIRED TO TRAIN ON THOSE TASKS 249

LISTED FOR WHICH EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN ISSUED. 250

3.A.1.E. (U) DOD CONTRACTORS. 251

3.A.1.E.1. (U) PARA 3.A.2.A. THROUGH 3.A.2.G. PARA 3.A.2.I.1, 252

3.A.2.J.1. AND PARA 3.A.2.K. 253

3.A.1.E.2. (U) PARA 3.A.2.B., ONLY REQUIRED TO TRAIN ON THOSE TASKS 254

LISTED FOR WHICH EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN ISSUED. 255

3.A.1.E.3. (U) PARA 3.A.2.L. THROUGH 3.A.2.N., APPLY WHEN AUTHORIZED 256

TO BE ARMED. 257

3.A.1.E.4. (U) ARE REQUIRED TO REGISTER IN THE SYNCHRONIZED PRE-258

DEPLOYMENT AND OPERATIONAL TRACKER (SPOT). 259

3.A.1.F. (U) MEDICAL PERSONNEL. IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE PARAGRAPHS, 260

AS APPLICABLE, PARA 3.A.2.S. THROUGH 3.A.2.AG. 261

3.A.1.G. (U) DESIGNATED SECURITY COOPERATION/ASSISTANCE PERSONNEL. IN 262

ADDITION TO THE ABOVE PARA 3.A.2.AH. 263

3.A.1.H. (U) PROTECTIVE SECURITY DETACHMENT (PSD) PERSONNEL. IN 264

ADDITION TO THE ABOVE PARA 3.A.2.AI. 265

3.A.1.I. (U) TARGET COLLATERAL DAMAGE ESTIMATE (CDE) ANALYSTS, TARGET 266

IMAGERY ANALYSTS, PERSONNEL DETAILED TO PRECISION STRIKE SUITE-SPECIAL 267

OPERATION FORCES (PSS-SOF) MENSURATION, TARGET DEVELOPERS, AND TARGET 268

LIST MANAGERS. IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE PARA 3.A.2.AJ. 269

3.A.1.J. (U) MILITARY PERSONNEL AND DOD CIVILIANS USING WEAPONS OR 270

EMPLOYING WEAPON SYSTEMS WITH THE INTENT OF CREATING A HARMFUL EFFECT 271

ON A TARGET. IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE PARA 3.A.2.AJ.1 AND PARA 272

3.A.2.AJ.2. 273

3.A.1.K. (U) MILITARY PERSONNEL PERFORMING DUTIES AS JOINT TERMINAL 274

ATTACK CONTROLLER (JTAC) WITH THE INTENT OF CREATING A HARMFUL EFFECT 275

ON A TARGET. IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE PARA 3.A.2.AJ.4.D. AND 276

3.A.2.AJ.4.E. 277

3.A.1.L. (U) MILITARY PERSONNEL PERFORMING SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT 278

POSITIONS WITHIN THE USCENTCOM AOR. IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE PARA 279

3.A.2.AM. 280

3.A.2. (U) USCENTCOM THEATER ENTRY TRAINING REQUIREMENT LIST. 282

3.A.2.A. (U) AOR UPDATE BRIEF. ALL DOD PERSONNEL TRAVELING TO THE 283

USCENTCOM AOR (AS DEFINED IN PARA 3.A.1. OF THIS MESSAGE) WILL 284

RECEIVE, WITHIN ONE MONTH (30 DAYS) PRIOR TO TRAVEL OR DEPLOYMENT, AN 285

AOR UPDATE. THE UPDATE WILL INCLUDE THE CURRENT THREAT BRIEF. 286

3.A.2.B. (U) CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL, AND NUCLEAR (CBRN) 287

PERSONNEL PROTECTIVE MEASURES AND SURVIVAL SKILLS. ALL USCENTCOM 288

COMPONENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR IDENTIFYING THEIR SERVICE-SPECIFIC 289

INDIVIDUAL CBRN TRAINING REQUIREMENTS AND ENSURING TRAINING IS 290

CONDUCTED PRIOR TO ARRIVAL IN THE USCENTCOM AOR. CBRN DEFENSE TRAINING 291

SHOULD BE CONDUCTED PERIODICALLY ONCE DEPLOYED TO THE AOR TO MAINTAIN 292

INDIVIDUAL SKILL PROFICIENCY. AT A MINIMUM, INDIVIDUAL PRE-DEPLOYMENT 293

TRAINING WILL ENCOMPASS: 294

3.A.2.B.1. (U) PROPERLY DON CBRN PROTECTIVE CLOTHING (MISSION ORIENTED 295

PROTECTIVE POSTURE (MOPP) GEAR) AND CBRN PROTECTIVE MASK. 296

3.A.2.B.2. (U) REPLACE FILTERS IN THE PROTECTIVE MASK. 297

3.A.2.B.3. (U) DECONTAMINATE SKIN AND PERSONAL EQUIPMENT. 298

3.A.2.B.4. (U) USE OF M8 PAPER TO IDENTIFY CHEMICAL AGENT. 299

3.A.2.B.5. (U) CONDUCT MOPP GEAR EXCHANGE/CONTAMINATION CONTROL AREA 300

(CCA) CONCEPT. 301

3.A.2.B.6. (U) SELF-ADMINISTER NERVE AGENT ANTIDOTE. 302

3.A.2.B.7. (U) ADMINISTER FIRST AID TO A NERVE AGENT CASUALTY. 303

3.A.2.B.8. (U) REACT TO CHEMICAL ATTACK. 304

3.A.2.C. (U) MEDICAL TRAINING (NON-MEDICAL PERSONNEL) 305

3.A.2.C.1. (U) MEDICAL SELF-AID/BUDDY CARE AS PRESCRIBED BY SERVICE 306

DIRECTIVES. ENSURE MEDICAL TRAINING IS CONDUCTED PRIOR TO ARRIVAL IN 307

THE USCENTCOM AOR. AT A MINIMUM, INDIVIDUAL PRE-DEPLOYMENT MEDICAL 308

TRAINING WILL FOCUS ON POINT-OF-INJURY (POI) CARE, INCLUDING 309

HEMORRHAGE CONTROL AND AIRWAY MANAGEMENT AND OTHER PRINCIPLES OF 310

TACTICAL COMBAT CASUALTY CARE (TCCC). 311

3.A.2.C.2. (U) COMBAT LIFESAVER TRAINING. ONE (1) INDIVIDUAL PER 312

SQUAD, SECTION, OR TEAM WILL BE COMBAT LIFESAVER TRAINED OR SERVICE 313

EQUIVALENT). IAW REF AN, OR APPROPRIATE SERVICE REGULATION OR 314

DIRECTIVE. 315

3.A.2.C.3. (U) MILD TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY (MTBI) LEADER TRAINING (FOR 316

E-5 AND ABOVE) IAW REF J OR SERVICE DIRECTIVE. TRAINING WILL ENSURE 317

LEADERS AT ALL LEVELS ARE ABLE TO RECOGNIZE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF AN 318

MTBI/CONCUSSION. LEADERS WILL BE ABLE TO PERFORM AN MTBI LEADER 319

SCREEN (E.G., INJURY/EVALUATION/DISTANCE CHECKLIST) OF PERSONNEL 320

EXPOSED TO A POTENTIALLY CONCUSSIVE EVENT (E.G., BLAST, COLLISION, OR 321

ROLLOVER). 322

3.A.2.C.4. (U) NON-MEDICAL SIGNALS/INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PERSONNEL IN 323

SUPPORT OF CJTF-OIR REQUIRE HEALTH INSURANCE PORTABILITY AND 324

ACCOUNTABILITY ACT (HIPAA) TRAINING IN ORDER TO ACCESS MEDICAL SYSTEMS 325

WHEN IN DIRECT SUPPORT. 326

3.A.2.D. (U) COUNTER-IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICE (C-IED), MINE, 327

UNEXPLODED ORDNANCE (UXO), AND HOMEMADE EXPLOSIVES (HME) 328

TRAINING. UNITS PARTICIPATING IN OPERATIONS WITHIN THE USCENTCOM AOR 329

MUST MEET THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS (PER REF D OR IAW SERVICE 330

DIRECTIVES): 331

3.A.2.D.1. (U) INTEGRATE C-IED ENABLERS AT THE APPROPRIATE COMMAND AND 332

CONTROL LEVEL INTO ALL OPERATIONS. IN ADDITION TO THE FOLLOWING 333

SECTIONS, ALL UNITS SHOULD CONTACT JIDO J7 APPROXIMATELY SIX MONTHS 334

PRIOR TO DEPLOYMENT TO ENSURE CURRENCY AND INTEGRATION ON ALL JIDO C-335

IED/IMPROVISED THREAT UPDATES AND CAPABILITIES, AS NEEDED. 336

3.A.2.D.2. (U) MISSION FOCUSED TRAINING. COMMANDERS ARE RESPONSIBLE 337

FOR USING CURRENT POLICIES AND DIRECTIVES, MISSION ORDERS, LESSONS 338

LEARNED, AND PREVIOUS COMBAT EXPERIENCE OF SUBORDINATES TO PLAN AND 339

EXECUTE REQUIRED C-IED TRAINING PRIOR TO DEPLOYMENT, AND INTEGRATING 340

AOR-SPECIFIC IED SCENARIOS INTO THEIR TRAINING PLANS. 341

3.A.2.D.3. (U) C-IED ENABLERS. UNITS MUST IDENTIFY C-IED ENABLERS AS 342

PART OF THE PRE-DEPLOYMENT TRAINING PLAN PROCESS, AND ENSURE THEY 343

RECEIVE THE NECESSARY INDIVIDUAL AND UNIT-LEVEL TRAINING REQUIRED TO 344

BUILD A FULL SPECTRUM CAPABILITY TO SUPPORT ALL STAGES OF A UNIT’S 345

ROAD TO WAR. (SEE PARA 5 OF REF D) 346

3.A.2.D.4. (U) HANDHELD DETECTION EQUIPMENT TRAINING. COMBAT ARMS AND 347

LOGISTICS BATTALIONS (OR SERVICE-EQUIVALENT) OPERATING OUTSIDE THE 348

WIRE, WILL HAVE A MINIMUM OF TWO MEMBERS PER PLATOON OR UNIT TRAINED 349

IN THE SERVICE-APPROPRIATE DETECTION SYSTEM(S) BEING EMPLOYED. 350

3.A.2.D.5. (U) DISMOUNTED C-IED TACTICS MASTER TRAINER (DCT-MT) IS 351

STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THROUGH USE OF EITHER THE RESIDENT OR A MOBILE 352

TRAINING TEAM (MTT) CONDUCTED PRE-DEPLOYMENT. THIS “TRAIN THE TRAINER” 353

COURSE WILL TRAIN DESIGNATED NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS (NCOS) AS 354

SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS (SME), AT THE COMPANY (CO) AND BATTALION (BN) 355

LEVELS (OR SERVICE EQUIVALENT), TO ADVISE COMMANDERS ON THE TACTICAL 356

EMPLOYMENT OF C-IED ENABLERS TO SUPPORT DISMOUNTED OPERATIONS. 357

3.A.2.D.6. (U) ROUTE CLEARANCE PACKAGE (RCP) TRAINING. UNITS WITH AN 358

RCP MISSION SHOULD BE TRAINED, QUALIFIED AND LICENSED ON RCP EQUIPMENT 359

PRIOR TO DEPLOYMENT. AT A MINIMUM, DURING ALL PHASES OF PRE-360

DEPLOYMENT TRAINING, RCP UNITS SHOULD CONDUCT LEADERSHIP LINKUP WITH 361

UNITS THEY WILL SUPPORT WHILE DEPLOYED. ONCE IN THEATER, TRAINING MUST 362

ALSO INTEGRATE HOST NATION SECURITY FORCES AS A KEY TO PREVENT RE-363

SEEDING. 364

3.A.2.D.7. (U) COUNTERINSURGENCY (COIN) PRINCIPLES. UNITS OPERATING 365

IN IED ENVIRONMENTS MUST UNDERSTAND COIN PRINCIPLES AND THEIR EFFECT 366

ON C-IED OPERATIONS (TRAINING OF HOST NATION AND THE PROPER USE OF 367

INTERPRETERS TO CONDUCT OPERATIONS). 368

3.A.2.D.8. (U) WEAPONS TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE (WTI). C-IED JOINT TASK 369

FORCE (JTF) HEADQUARTERS (HQ) WILL HAVE PERSONNEL TRAINED IN WTI, 370

CAPABLE OF COLLECTION, DEVELOPING AND DISSEMINATING WTI AND FORENSIC 371

MATERIAL IN SUPPORT OF TARGETING, DEFENSIVE AND OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS, 372

TRAINING AND MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT IN SUPPORT OF DEFEATING THE IED 373

SYSTEM. KEY COMPONENTS ARE TRAINING ON C-IED, EXPLOSIVE HAZARD 374

AWARENESS TRAINING (EHAT), ADVANCED SITUATIONAL AWARENESS TRAINING 375

(ASAT), HOME MADE EXPLOSIVES (HME), ATTACK THE NETWORK (ATN), AND 376

AWARENESS OF COMPONENT EXPLOITATION LABS (FORENSICS EXPLOITATION TEAM 377

LAB (FXT-A), AFGHAN CAPTURED MATERIAL EXPLOITATION LAB (ACME), NAVAL 378

EXPLOSIVES LABORATORY (NEL), CBRNE ANALYTICAL REMEDIATION ACTIVITY LAB 379

(CARA), ETC.). 380

3.A.2.D.9. (U) SEARCH ADVISOR. MANEUVER BATTALIONS, BRIGADES AND 381

REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS OR SERVICE-EQUIVALENT HEADQUARTERS WILL HAVE A 382

QUALIFIED SEARCH ADVISOR THAT HAS COMPLETED THE WTI COURSE. THIS 383

TRAINING WILL ASSIST SEARCH ADVISORS IN RECOGNIZING PATTERNS OF IED 384

EMPLACEMENT AND ENEMY COURSES OF ACTION (COA), PREDICTIVE CACHE 385

ANALYSIS, AND DIRECT SENSITIVE SITE EXPLOITATION. 386

3.A.2.D.10. (U) NINE-MAN INTERMEDIATE SEARCH SQUAD. MANEUVER 387

BATTALIONS OR SERVICE-EQUIVALENT COMMANDS WILL HAVE AT LEAST ONE 388

INTERNALLY TRAINED NINE-MAN INTERMEDIATE SEARCH SQUAD, CAPABLE OF 389

CONDUCTING TACTICAL SITE EXPLOITATION. 390

3.A.2.D.11. (U) COUNTER RADIO CONTROLLED IED (RC-IED) ELECTRONIC 391

WARFARE (CREW). 392

3.A.2.D.11.A. (U) ALL VEHICLES DEPARTING A SECURE OPERATING BASE IN A 393

COMBINED JOINT OPERATIONS AREA (CJOA) SHOULD BE PROTECTED BY MOUNTED 394

CREW EQUIPMENT BASED ON AN ACCURATE THREAT ASSESSMENT DETERMINED BY 395

THE LOCAL COMMANDER. COMMANDERS SHOULD EMPLOY A COUNTER RC-IED 396

ELECTRONIC WARFARE (CREW) SPECIALIST AT THE COMPANY-LEVEL OR SERVICE-397

EQUIVALENT COMMANDS. A TRAINED CREW SPECIALIST SHOULD BE IN PLACE IN 398

TIME TO EXERCISE ITS DUTIES AT COLLECTIVE TRAINING EXERCISES TO 399

INCLUDE COMBAT TRAINING CENTER (CTC)/INTEGRATED TRAINING EXERCISE 400

(ITE). THIS TRAINING PROVIDES THE COMPANY WITH A UNIT-LEVEL EXPERT WHO 401

CAN OPTIMIZE USE OF CREW AND OTHER DEVICES. 402

3.A.2.D.11.B. (U) DEPLOYING COMPANY-LEVEL OR SERVICE-EQUIVALENT 403

COMMANDS WILL ALSO ENSURE UNITS HAVE THE APPROPRIATE NUMBER OF CREW 404

MASTER GUNNER TRAINED PERSONNEL. COMPANY-LEVEL OR SERVICE-EQUIVALENT 405

COMMANDS WILL SEND TWO SERVICE MEMBERS TO THE COMPANY CREW SPECIALIST 406

(ASI 1K) COURSE. 407

3.A.2.D.12. (U) ELECTRONIC WARFARE (EW) CELL (EWC). DIVISIONS, 408

BRIGADES, MANEUVER AND NON-MANEUVER BATTALIONS OR SERVICE-EQUIVALENT 409

COMMANDS WILL HAVE AN EWC FOR COORDINATION AND DECONFLICTION OF GROUND 410

AND AIR EW ASSETS. THE EWC COORDINATES WITH UPPER ECHELONS ON CREW 411

SWEEP AND ELECTRONIC ATTACK MISSIONS. THE EWC INTEGRATES EW SUPPORT 412

ASSETS AND INTELLIGENCE, SURVEILLANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE (ISR) INTO 413

THE OVERALL EW MISSION. PERSONNEL IDENTIFIED FOR ASSIGNMENTS IN A 414

JOINT EWC MUST HAVE ATTENDED THE JOINT EW CENTER JOINT EW THEATER 415

OPERATIONS COURSE. THE USAF ELECTRONIC WARFARE COORDINATOR’S COURSE 416

IS AN ACCEPTABLE ALTERNATIVE. THESE COURSES ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR 417

PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO A JTF OR SERVICE LEVEL EWC. 418

3.A.2.D.13. (U) INTELLIGENCE, SURVEILLANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE (ISR). 419

BATTALIONS, OR SERVICE-EQUIVALENT UNIT, AND ABOVE WILL EXECUTE 420

COLLECTION MANAGEMENT TRAINING, DESIGNED TO GIVE COMMANDERS AND THEIR 421

INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF ISR INTEGRATION INTO 422

C-IED OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE RAPIDLY EVOLVING, THEATER-SPECIFIC 423

ISR CAPABILITIES. THIS TRAINING SHOULD ALSO PROVIDE AN UNDERSTANDING 424

OF HOW THE UNIT WILL REQUEST AND EXPLOIT ISR PRODUCTS. ARMY PERSONNEL 425

REQUIRING TRAINING MUST BE SLOTTED AGAINST A UNIT MTOE COLLECTION 426

MANAGER POSITION IN ORDER TO RECEIVE THE TRAINING. ARMY PERSONNEL 427

CONTACT CW5 HOWARD AT DSN 312-889-7239 90 DAYS PRIOR TO ROTATION. 428

3.A.2.D.14. (U) INTELLIGENCE, SURVEILLANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE TACTICAL 429

CONTROLLERS (ITC). ITCS OPTIMIZE SENSOR EMPLOYMENT, DIRECT REAL-TIME 430

PROCESSING, EXPLOITATTION AND DISSEMINATION (PED) EFFORTS AND ENSURE 431

ISR RESOURCES ARE MEETING THE SUPPORTED COMMANDER’S INTENT. IN ORDER 432

TO SUPPORT AIRBORNE ISR OPERATIONS, ITCS MUST COMPLETE TRAINING IAW 433

SERVICE STANDARDS AND IAW LOCAL OJT PROCEDURES UNTIL FORMAL TRAINING 434

IS ESTABLISHED. 435

3.A.2.D.15. (U) HOME MADE EXPLOSIVES (HME) TRAINING. TEAM LEADERS AND 436

ABOVE, OR SERVICE-EQUIVALENT, IN UNITS THAT ROUTINELY OPERATE OUTSIDE 437

THE WIRE, WILL RECEIVE HME AWARENESS TRAINING AS IT RELATES TO 438

SENSITIVE SITE EXPLOITATION, WEAPONS TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE, AND 439

SEARCHES. HME TRAINING WILL ENSURE THE INCLUSION OF ALL TYPES OF HME 440

AND THEIR PRECURSOR MATERIALS. 441

3.A.2.D.16. (U) ADVANCED SITUATIONAL AWARENESS BASIC (ASA-B) IS 442

STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THROUGH USE OF EITHER THE RESIDENT OR A MOBILE 443

TRAINING TEAM (MTT) CONDUCTED PRE-DEPLOYMENT. THIS COURSE WILL TRAIN 444

DESIGNATED NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS (NCOS) AND COMMISSIONED OFFICERS 445

AS SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS (SME), AT THE COMPANY (CO) AND BATTALION 446

(BN) LEVELS (OR SERVICE EQUIVALENT), TO ADVISE COMMANDERS ON EDUCATING 447

SOLDIERS AND LEADERS TO UNDERSTAND THE HUMAN SENSORY SYSTEM, TO 448

UNDERSTAND THE SIX DOMAINS OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR, AND TRAINING THEM TO 449

INTEGRATE THIS KNOWLEDGE WITH ENHANCED OBSERVATION TECHNIQUES-450

EQUIPPING THE INDIVIDUAL AND UNIT TO ANTICIPATE THE ADVERSARY. 451

3.A.2.D.17. (U) IAW REFS AH ACCESS TO THE ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM 452

(EMS) IS VITAL TO THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE OPERATIONS WORLDWIDE. 453

DEPLOYING BRIGADE-LEVEL OR SERVICE-EQUIVALENT COMMANDS WILL DEPLOY 454

WITH A TRAINED SPECTRUM MANAGER. BRIGADE-LEVEL OR SERVICE-EQUIVALENT 455

COMMANDS MUST ENSURE THE SPECTRUM MANAGER ATTENDED THE SPECTRUM 456

MANAGEMENT APPRENTICESHIP COURSE (SOAC) AT KEESLER AFB OR THE 25E ARMY 457

COURSE IN FT. GORDON, GA. 458

3.A.2.E. (U) RULES OF ENGAGEMENT (ROE) AS APPLICABLE, BASED UPON 459

DEPLOYMENT LOCATION AND/OR SPECIFIC MISSION. 460

3.A.2.F. (U) CULTURAL TRAINING. TRAINING WILL INCLUDE A GENERAL 462

OVERVIEW OF THE HISTORY, POLITICAL, MILITARY, CULTURAL, RELIGIOUS, AND 463

ECONOMIC CONDITIONS OF THE COUNTRY (IAW SERVICE DIRECTIVES). PERSONNEL 464

WILL DEMONSTRATE PROFICIENCY IN 6 CORE AND REGIONAL/TECHNICAL 465

COMPETENCIES. LEADERS (PERSONNEL IN LEADERSHIP POSITIONS) DEMONSTRATE 466

PROFICIENCY IN ALL 12. FOR DESCRIPTIONS AND DETAILS ON CORE AND 467

REGIONAL/TECHNICAL COMPETENCIES SEE REF AF: 468

3.A.2.F.1. (U) CORE COMPETENCIES INCLUDE: 469

3.A.2.F.1.A. (U) UNDERSTANDING CULTURE 470

3.A.2.F.1.B. (U) CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE-TAKING 471

3.A.2.F.1.C. (U) CULTURAL ADAPTABILITY 472

3.A.2.F.1.D. (U) APPLYING ORGANIZATIONAL AWARENESS 473

3.A.2.F.2. (U) REGIONAL/TECHNICAL COMPETENCIES INCLUDE: 474

3.A.2.F.2.A. (U) APPLYING REGIONAL INFORMATION 475

3.A.2.F.2.B. (U) OPERATING IN A REGIONAL ENVIRONMENT 476

3.A.2.F.3. (U) LEADER/INFLUENCE COMPETENCIES INCLUDE: 477

3.A.2.F.3.A. (U) BUILDING STRATEGIC NETWORKS 478

3.A.2.F.3.B. (U) STRATEGIC AGILITY 479

3.A.2.F.3.C. (U) SYSTEMS THINKING 480

3.A.2.F.3.D. (U) CROSS-CULTURAL INFLUENCE 481

3.A.2.F.3.E. (U) ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURAL COMPETENCE 482

3.A.2.F.3.F. (U) UTILIZING INTERPRETERS 483

3.A.2.G. (U) PERSONNEL RECOVERY (PR). PR THEATER ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 484

(TER) APPLY TO ALL DOD MILITARY AND CIVILIAN PERSONNEL ENTERING THE 485

USCENTCOM AOR. PR TER INCLUDES COMPLETION OF CODE OF CONDUCT TRAINING 486

(COC), USCENTCOM RISK OF ISOLATION (RI) BRIEFINGS, AND A COMPLETED 487

PERSONNEL RECOVERY MISSION SOFTWARE (PRMS) ISOLATED PERSONNEL REPORT 488

(ISOPREP). COMPLETION OF THESE REQUIREMENTS IS MANDATORY PRIOR TO 489

ENTERING THE USCENTCOM AOR AND PERSONNEL MUST MAINTAIN COC AND RI 490

CURRENCY FOR THE DURATION OF THE ANTICIPATED LENGTH OF DEPLOYMENT. 491

DOD CONTRACTORS MUST REFER TO THE SPECIFIC LANGUAGE CONTAINED WITHIN 492

THEIR CONTRACT TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT THEY ARE AFFORDED DOD PR 493

SUPPORT AND WHETHER OR NOT THEY ARE MANDATED TO COMPLY WITH THE 494

USCENTCOM PR TER. THE TRAINING REQUIREMENTS ARE: 495

3.A.2.G.1. (U) CODE OF CONDUCT (COC) TRAINING. AT A MINIMUM, DOD 496

PERSONNEL ENTERING THE USCENTCOM AOR REQUIRE FUNDAMENTAL (LEVEL A) COC 497

TRAINING WHICH SHALL COMPLY WITH JOINT PERSONNEL RECOVERY AGENCY 498

(JPRA) AND SERVICE STANDARDS. 499

3.A.2.G.1.A. (U) COC TRAINING IS VALID FOR 36 MONTHS TO THE DAY. 500

INDIVIDUALS MUST REMAIN CURRENT FOR THE DURATION OF THE ANTICIPATED 501

LENGTH OF DEPLOYMENT. 502

3.A.2.G.1.B. (U) COMPLETION METHODS. 503

3.A.2.G.1.B.1. (U) SERVICE-DEVELOPED AND JPRA-VALIDATED LEVEL A/B/C 504

COC TRAINING. CONTACT SERVICE PR MANAGERS FOR COURSE AVAILABILITY AND 505

DETAILS. 506

3.A.2.G.1.B.2. (U) THE JPRA-SPONSORED COMPUTER-BASED TRAINING 507

SURVIVAL, EVASION, RESISTANCE AND ESCAPE (SERE) 100.2 LEVEL A COC 508

TRAINING IS AVAILABLE THROUGH THE JOINT KNOWLEDGE ONLINE WEBSITE 509

(HTTP://JKO.JTEN.MIL/)AS COURSE J3T-A-US1329. SERE 100.2 MEETS COC 510

CONTINUATION TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR LEVEL A/B/C IF SERVICE 511

REFRESHER TRAINING PROGRAMS ARE UNAVAILABLE. 512

3.A.2.G.1.B.3. (U) CURRENCY IN JPRA VALIDATED LEVEL B AND/OR C COC 513

TRAINING SATISFIES LEVEL A REQUIREMENTS (SERE 100.2 IS NOT REQUIRED IF 514

THE INDIVIDUAL IS CURRENT IN A SERVICE-DEVELOPED, JPRA-VALIDATED LEVEL 515

B/C COURSE). 516

3.A.2.G.1.C. (U) ADDITIONAL TRAINING REQUIREMENTS. 517

3.A.2.G.1.C.1. (U) PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO MILITARY LIAISON ELEMENTS 518

(MLE), SPECIAL MISSION UNITS (SMU), SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES (SOF), 519

CIVIL AFFAIRS (CA), OR THOSE CONDUCTING SENSITIVE RECONNAISSANCE 520

OPERATIONS (SRO) AND ALL OTHER PERSONNEL CONSIDERED AT HIGH RISK OF 521

ISOLATION (HRI) FOR PEACETIME GOVERNMENTAL DETENTION/HOSTAGE DETENTION 522

(PGD/HD) SHALL RECEIVE LEVEL C COC AND ADDITIONAL TRAINING AS 523

REQUIRED. 524

3.A.2.G.1.C.2. (U) COMPONENT COMMANDERS MAY IDENTIFY ADDITIONAL 525

PERSONNEL WHO REQUIRE SPECIALIZED OR LEVEL B/C COC TRAINING, OR HIGHER 526

LEVEL AND/OR ADDITIONAL SERE TRAINING AND PREPARATION, DUE TO THEIR 527

JOBS, SPECIALTIES, OR ASSIGNMENTS. 528

3.A.2.G.1.C.2.A. (U) COMPONENT COMMANDERS WILL TRANSMIT THOSE 530

REQUIREMENTS TO THE SERVICES AND USSOCOM WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE TO TRAIN 531

AND EQUIP FORCES. 532

3.A.2.G.1.C.3. (U) FOR HRI AIRCREW FLYING IN SUPPORT OF OPERATION 534

INHERENT RESOLVE, ADDITIONAL TRAINING REQUIREMENTS MAY BE REQUIRED. 535

UNIT DEPLOYMENT MANAGERS (UDMS) WILL CONTACT AFCENT A3XR VIA SIPR 536

EMAIL AT USAFCENT.A3XRPERSREC@AFCENT.AF.SMIL.MIL. 537

3.A.2.G.2. (U) USCENTCOM RISK OF ISOLATION (RI) BRIEFINGS. RI IS AN 539

ASSESSMENT OF AN INDIVIDUAL’S LIKELIHOOD OF ISOLATION, CAPTURE OR 540

DETENTION WHILE CONDUCTING TASKS WITHIN THE USCENTCOM AOR. THERE ARE 541

THREE RI STATUS CATEGORIES IN THE USCENTCOM AOR: LOW RISK OF ISOLATION 542

(LRI), MODERATE RISK OF ISOLATION (MRI) AND HIGH RISK OF ISOLATION 543

(HRI). ALL PERSONNEL WITHIN THE USCENTCOM AOR ARE AT SOME LEVEL OF 544

RISK. REVIEW CENTCOM REGULATION (CCR) 525-33, PERSONNEL RECOVERY, 545

APPENDIX E, FOR GUIDANCE ON CATEGORIZING PERSONNEL. 546

3.A.2.G.2.A. (U) CURRENCY. RI BRIEFS ARE VALID FOR 36 MONTHS TO THE 547

DAY. INDIVIDUALS MUST REMAIN CURRENT FOR THE DURATION OF THE 548

ANTICIPATED LENGTH OF DEPLOYMENT. 549

3.A.2.G.2.B. (U) LRI: LRI IS THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENT FOR ALL 550

INDIVIDUALS ENTERING THE USCENTCOM AOR. COMPLETION OF SERE 100.2 IS 551

THE MINIMUM STANDARD TO MEET RI PROGRAM BRIEFING TER. REF PARAGRAPH 552

3.A.2.G.1.B.2. FOR SERE 100.2 INFORMATION. 553

3.A.2.G.2.C. (U) MRI: MRI DESIGNATED PERSONNEL WILL COMPLETE 554

DESIGNATED INITIAL COC TRAINING (E.G. SERE 100.2) AND MUST MAINTAIN 555

CURRENCY THROUGHOUT THE DEPLOYMENT. 556

3.A.2.G.2.D. (U) HRI: HRI BRIEFINGS ARE APPROXIMATELY FOUR HOURS OF 557

THEATER-SPECIFIC BRIEFS, CONDUCTED BY EITHER A USCENTCOM CERTIFIED 558

LIVE BRIEFER OR SIPR JKO. HRI BRIEFS ARE NOT STAND ALONE PRODUCTS AND 559

MUST BE ACCOMPLISHED FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF DESIGNATED INITIAL COC 560

TRAINING (E.G. LEVEL C SERE). LENGTH IS DEPENDENT ON LEVEL OF COC 561

TRAINING, BACKGROUND IN PR/SERE AND ENVIRONMENTAL KNOWLEDGE OF THEIR 562

AREA OF OPERATIONS; UP TO SIX HOURS MAY BE NEEDED TO ENSURE HRI 563

PERSONNEL MEET COMMANDER, USCENTCOM REQUIREMENTS. SERVICES AND USSOCOM 564

ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING HRI BRIEFING, COORDINATED THROUGH UNIT 565

DEPLOYMENT MANAGERS. AFCENT A3XR MAINTAINS A CURRENT LIST OF SERVICE 566

POC’S IN THE “USCC PR TER SERVICE POC LIST” DOCUMENT LOCATED AT: NIPR: 567

HTTPS://PORTAL.SHAW.AFCENT.AF.MIL/AFCENT/DIRECT/A3/A3X/WIKI%20PAGES/A3568

XRKW.ASPX. 569

3.A.2.G.2.D.1. (U//FOUO) IN ACCORDANCE WITH REF BG, SOME PERSONNEL 570

DEPLOYING IN SUPPORT OF OIR MAY REQUIRE ADDITIONAL TRAINING. ALL 571

UNITS DEPLOYING IN SUPPORT OF OIR SHOULD REFER TO REF BG TO DETERMINE 572

IF ADDITIONAL SERE TRAINING IS REQUIRED BASED UPON DESIGNATED CATEGORY 573

BY MISSION. MORE DETAILED INFORMATION EXCEEDING CLASSIFICATION LEVEL 574

OF THIS MESSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED BY CONTACTING AFCENT/A3XR VIA SIPR 575

EMAIL AT: USAFCENT.A3XRPERSREC@AFCAENT.AF.SMIL.MIL. 576

3.A.2.G.2.E. (U) HRI BRIEFS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE THROUGH THE SIPR JKO 577

LCMS WEB ADDRESS: HTTP://JKO.JTEN.SMIL.MIL/; INDIVIDUALS MUST COMPLETE 578

THE COURSE USCENTCOM HIGH RISK OF ISOLATION (HRI) – CORE (3 HRS) CEN-579

US010 AND COMPLETE ONE OF THE USCENTCOM COURSES BASED ON DEPLOYED 580

LOCATION OR OPERATIONAL AREA (E.G. USCENTCOM HIGH RISK OF ISOLATION – 581

AFGHANISTAN (AFG) (1 HR) CEN-US011). 582

3.A.2.G.3. (U) A COMPLETED PERSONNEL RECOVERY MISSION SOFTWARE (PRMS) 583

ISOLATED PERSONNEL REPORT (ISOPREP). 584

3.A.2.G.3.A. (U) GENERAL. ALL DOD-SPONSORED PERSONNEL ENTERING THE 585

USCENTCOM AOR WILL COMPLETE A PRMS DIGITAL ISOPREP. THE PRMS ISOPREP 586

MAY BE COMPLETED WITH AN AKO LOGIN ON THE NIPRNET VIA THE ARMY PRE-587

OCONUS TRAVEL FILE AT HTTPS://WWW.US.ARMY.MIL/SUITE/PAGE/650428 (ALL 588

LOWER CASE)OR THROUGH REGISTRATION ON THE SIPRNET AT 589

HTTPS://PRMSGLOBAL.PRMS.AF.SMIL.MIL/. NON-ARMY PERSONNEL WILL REQUIRE 590

US ARMY SPONSOR TO ACQUIRE AN AKO ACCOUNT. 591

3.A.2.G.4. (U) DIRECTIONS ON HOW TO COMPLETE PR TER CAN BE FOUND IN 592

THE “USCC PR TER HOW TO ACCOMPLISH (READ ME FIRST)” DOCUMENT (REF H) 593

ON THE A3XR PERSONNEL RECOVERY KNOWLEDGE WALL ON NIPR (SEE PARAGRAPH 594

3.A.2.G.2.C.). 595

3.A.2.H. (U) OPERATIONS SECURITY (OPSEC) TRAINING. COMMANDERS ARE 596

RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING OPSEC PROGRAM MANAGERS AND OPSEC PLANNERS ARE 597

APPOINTED IN WRITING AND TRAINED PRIOR TO DEPLOYMENT. AT A MINIMUM, 598

EACH COMPONENT, TASK FORCE, SECURITY COOPERATION OFFICE, SECURITY 599

ASSISTANCE OFFICE, BATTALION, SHIP, OR WING (STATIONARY OR DEPLOYED) 600

WILL APPOINT IN WRITING AN OPSEC PROGRAM MANAGER. IT IS A SERVICE 601

RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE SERVICE MEMBERS DEPLOYING TO UNITS ALREADY 602

DEPLOYED ARE TRAINED PRIOR TO ARRIVING IN THE USCENTCOM AOR. 603

3.A.2.H.1. (U) LEVEL I OPSEC AWARENESS TRAINING. ALL PERSONNEL MUST 604

COMPLETE SERVICE-SPECIFIC OPSEC TRAINING PRIOR TO DEPLOYMENT TO THEIR 605

SPECIFIC AOR. ADDITIONALLY, ALL PERSONNEL WILL RECEIVE A SERVICE-606

SPECIFIC COUNTERINTELLIGENCE (CI) AWARENESS THREAT BRIEF PRIOR TO 607

ENTERING THE AOR. EACH INDIVIDUAL SHOULD ALSO RECEIVE A CI AWARENESS 608

THREAT BRIEF UPON ENTERING THE AOR PROVIDED BY THE RESIDENT CI TEAM. 609

3.A.2.H.2. (U) LEVEL II OPSEC TRAINING. 610

3.A.2.H.2.A. (U) ALL DESIGNATED OPSEC PROGRAM MANAGERS MUST COMPLETE 611

OPSEC FUNDAMENTALS WEB-BASED OPSEC TRAINING WITHIN 30 DAYS OF ARRIVAL 612

OR APPOINTMENT. EITHER THE SERVICE EQUIVALENT CAN BE COMPLETED OR THE 613

OPSEC FUNDAMENTALS COURSE FOUND ON INTERAGENCY OPSEC SUPPORT STAFF 614

(IOSS) WEBSITE AT WWW.IOSS.GOV OR THE DEFENSE SECURITY SERVICE ACADEMY 615

WEBSITE HTTP://WWW.CDSE.EDU/INDEX.HTML. ADDITIONALLY, ALL PROGRAM 616

MANAGERS MUST COMPLETE THE INTERAGENCY OPSEC SUPPORT STAFF OR 617

EQUIVALENT OPSEC ANALYSIS AND PROGRAM MANAGEMENT TRAINING TO INCLUDE 618

OPSEC AND PUBLIC RELEASE DECISIONS, WITHIN 90 DAYS OF ARRIVAL OR 619

APPOINTMENT. 620

3.A.2.H.2.B. (U) ALL DESIGNATED OPSEC PLANNERS MUST COMPLETE JOINT 621

FORCES STAFF COLLEGE INFORMATION OPERATIONS PLANNERS COURSE (JIOPC), 622

DEFENSE OPSEC PLANNERS COURSE OR EQUIVALENT OPSEC FOR PLANNERS 623

SPECIFIC TRAINING THAT IS APPROVED AND CERTIFIED BY THE JOINT STAFF 624

PRIOR TO DEPLOYING. 625

3.A.2.I. (U) ANTITERRORISM (AT) TRAINING (IAW SERVICE DIRECTIVES). 626

3.A.2.I.1. (U) LEVEL I AT AWARENESS TRAINING. ENSURE THAT EVERY 627

MILITARY SERVICE MEMBER, DOD EMPLOYEE, AND LOCAL NATIONAL OR THIRD 628

COUNTRY CITIZEN IN A DIRECT-HIRE STATUS BY THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE 629

(DOD), REGARDLESS OF GRADE OR POSITION, COMPLETES LEVEL I AT AWARENESS 630

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS AND IS KNOWLEDGEABLE ON AT TTPS. PROVIDE AT 631

INFORMATION TO DOD CONTRACTORS AS REQUIRED BY DEFENSE FEDERAL 632

ACQUISITION SUPPLEMENT (REFERENCE (X)), SECTION 252.225-7043. OFFER 633

AT AWARENESS TRAINING TO DOD CONTRACTOR EMPLOYEES UNDER THE TERMS AS 634

SPECIFIED IN THEIR CONTRACT. LEVEL I AT AWARENESS INSTRUCTION WILL 635

INCLUDE AT A MINIMUM THE FOLLOWING: INTRODUCTION TO TERRORISM; 636

TERRORIST TACTICS AND OPERATIONS; INDIVIDUAL PROTECTIVE MEASURES; 637

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE MEASURES FOR CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL, 638

NUCLEAR, AND HIGH-YIELD EXPLOSIVE (CBRNE) ATTACKS TO INCLUDE 639

SHELTERING IN PLACE OR EVACUATION, INDICATORS OF CBRNE ATTACK, 640

IMPROMPTU METHODS OF DECONTAMINATION, ETC.; TERRORIST SURVEILLANCE 641

TECHNIQUES; IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICE (IED) ATTACKS; KIDNAPPING AND 642

HOSTAGE SURVIVAL; EXPLANATION OF TERRORISM THREAT LEVELS AND FORCE 643

PROTECTION CONDITION (FPCON) SYSTEM LEVELS AND MEASURES. WEBSITE: GO 644

TO HTTPS://JKODIRECT.JTEN.MIL AND SIGN UP FOR COURSE JS-US007, LEVEL 1 645

ANTI-TERRORISM AWARENESS TRAINING COURSE. 646

3.A.2.I.2. (U) LEVEL II AT OFFICER TRAINING (FOR COMMAND DESIGNATED 647

PERSONNEL) IAW DOD 2000.16 AT STANDARDS AND IAW APPENDIX 3 TO ANNEX T 648

OF REF A. 649

3.A.2.I.2.A. (U) EACH SUBORDINATE ELEMENT DESIGNATE, IN WRITING, A 650

LEVEL II-CERTIFIED COMMISSIONED OFFICER, NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER, OR 651

CIVILIAN STAFF OFFICER AS THE ANTITERRORISM OFFICER (ATO). ATOS SHALL 652

BE ASSIGNED AT THE BATTALION, SHIP, SQUADRON, AND SEPARATE FACILITY 653

AND HIGHER LEVELS (STATIONARY OR DEPLOYED). A DEPLOYING UNIT HAVING 654

300 OR MORE PERSONNEL ASSIGNED OR UNDER THE OPERATIONAL CONTROL OF A 655

DESIGNATED COMMANDER WILL HAVE AT LEAST ONE LEVEL II-CERTIFIED ATO. 656

INDIVIDUALS ARE QUALIFIED BY COMPLETION OF A FORMAL MILITARY 657

DEPARTMENT-APPROVED LEVEL II RESIDENT COURSE OR MOBILE TRAINING TEAM. 658

DEPLOYING UNITS CONSISTING OF LESS THAN 300 PERSONNEL MAY DESIGNATE A 659

LEVEL-II ATO DUE TO MILITARY DEPARTMENT, CCMD OR THREAT ASSESSMENT 660

CONSTRAINTS. 661

3.A.2.I.2.B. (U) COMMANDERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING ATOS ARE 662

APPOINTED IN WRITING AS SPECIFIED IN PARAGRAPH 3.B. OF ANNEX C OF REF 663

A AND TRAINED AS SPECIFIED IN ANNEX T OF REF A PRIOR TO DEPLOYMENT. IT 664

IS A SERVICE RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE SERVICE MEMBERS DEPLOYING TO 665

UNITS ALREADY DEPLOYED ARE TRAINED PRIOR TO ARRIVING IN THE USCENTCOM 666

AOR. 667

3.A.2.I.3. (U) LEVEL III PRE-COMMAND AT TRAINING (FOR O-5/O-6 668

COMMANDERS). 669

3.A.2.I.4. (U) LEVEL IV AT EXECUTIVE SEMINAR (FOR INSTALLATION / JOINT 670

TASK FORCE COMMANDERS, SENIOR OFFICERS, AND CIVILIANS AT GS-15/GS-14 671

EQUIVALENT LEVEL WITH AT RESPONSIBILITIES). 672

3.A.2.J. (U) BIOMETRICS TRAINING. (SEE PARAS 15 AND 16 OF REF D OR IAW 673

SERVICE DIRECTIVES) 674

3.A.2.J.1. (U) BIOMETRICS AWARENESS TRAINING. DIRECTED TO ALL 676

INDIVIDUALS PRIOR TO ENTERING THE USCENTCOM AOR. PERTINENT BIOMETRIC 677

TRAINING MATERIAL CAN BE ACCESSED VIA THE DEFENSE FORENSIC AND 678

BIOMETRIC AGENCY’S TRAINING PAGE AT HTTP://DFBA.MIL/TRAINING.ASPX. 679

DESIGNED TO PROVIDE THE INTRODUCTION OR AWARENESS TO BIOMETRICS THAT 680

IS PROVIDED IN THE CLASSROOM. SERVICE SPECIFIC TRAINING SHOULD 681

INCLUDE HOW BIOMETRICS SUPPORTS THE FULL RANGE OF MILITARY OPERATIONS 682

(ROMO). 683

3.A.2.J.2. (U) BIOMETRIC INTEL OPS TRAINING. ALL S2 BATTALION / 684

BRIGADE (BN/BDE) LEVEL (OR SERVICE-EQUIVALENT) INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS 685

AND NCOS WILL COMPLETE THIS TRAINING. COMPANY SUPPORT S2 ARE HIGHLY 686

ENCOURAGED TO RECEIVE THIS TRAINING. INTEL PERSONNEL WILL BECOME 687

FAMILIAR WITH THE BIOMETRIC ENABLED INTELLIGENCE (BEI) PROCESS; 688

BIOMETRIC ENABLED WATCH LIST (BEWL); BIOMETRIC IDENTITY INTELLIGENCE 689

RESOURCE (BI2R) AND OTHER BIOMETRIC SEARCH TOOLS. 690

3.A.2.J.3. (U) BIOMETRICS OPERATIONS SPECIALIST TRAINING. THE 691

BIOMETRIC OPERATIONAL SPECIALIST WILL BE S2 & S3 BN AND BDE LEVEL (OR 692

SERVICE-EQUIVALENT) PERSONNEL, PERFORMING AN IN-DEPTH KNOWLEDGE OF 693

BIOMETRICS SUPPORT TO OPERATIONS AND MISSIONS. COMPLETION OF 694

INSTRUCTION IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE SOLDIERS OPERATIONALLY-FOCUSED 695

BIOMETRIC COLLECTION AND ENROLLMENTS FOR IDENTIFICATION AND 696

VERIFICATION; DATA TRANSFER; AND COMMON TROUBLE-SHOOTING TECHNIQUES 697

FOR THE DOD APPROVED AND COMPLIANT BIOMETRIC COLLECTION DEVICES. 698

3.A.2.J.4. (U) SOLDIER AS A BIOMETRICS FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER. 699

TRAINING TAILORED TO ALL BN/BDE LEVEL (OR SERVICE-EQUIVALENT) 700

COMPUTER/SIGNAL PERSONNEL WITH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY BACKGROUND. 701

COMPLETION OF INSTRUCTION IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE SERVICE MEMBERS THE 702

CAPABILITY TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL EXPERTISE; FIRST LEVEL SYSTEM 703

TROUBLESHOOTING; MOVEMENT OF COLLECTED BIOMETRIC DATA ACROSS U.S. AND 704

U.S./COALITION NETWORKS; AND REPAIR THE DOD APPROVED AND COMPLIANT 705

BIOMETRIC COLLECTION DEVICES WITH MULTI-LINGUAL AUTOMATED REGISTRATION 706

SYSTEM IN FORWARD OPERATING UNITS WITH DISCONNECTED OPERATIONS WHERE 707

NO CONTRACT FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER (FSE) IS AVAILABLE. 708

3.A.2.J.5. (U) BIOMETRIC COMMANDER AND STAFF BIOMETRIC TRAINING. 709

BATTALION LEVEL (OR SERVICE EQUIVALENT) AND ABOVE UNIT COMMANDERS (O-710

5/O-6) WILL COMPLETE INSTRUCTION AT HOME STATION OR CTC. ADDITIONALLY, 711

THIS TRAINING IS PART OF THE CTC LEADER TRAINING PROGRAM (LTP) AND AS 712

A PART OF THE MISSION COMMAND TRAINING PROGRAM (MCTP) COIN SEMINAR. 713

COMPLETION WILL PROVIDE LEADERS WITH THE SKILL AND KNOWLEDGE NECESSARY 714

TO MAXIMIZE BIOMETRIC CAPABILITIES DURING ASSESSMENT, PLANNING, AND 715

OPERATIONS. 716

3.A.2.J.6. (U) STRATEGIC BIOMETRICS FOR SENIOR LEADERSHIP TRAINING. 717

INSTALLATION / JOINT TASK FORCE COMMANDERS, SENIOR OFFICERS, AND 718

CIVILIANS WILL COMPLETE INSTRUCTION AT HOME STATION OR CTC. COMPLETION 719

OF THE TRAINING WILL PROVIDE SENIOR LEADERS: STRATEGIC CONCEPTS OF 720

MATCHING BIOMETRICS, SHARING INFORMATION AND INTELLIGENCE, AND 721

POTENTIAL COALITION CONCERNS. 722

3.A.2.J.7. (U) BIOMETRIC TECHNOLOGY OFFICER (BTO). EACH INSTALLATION 723

AND/OR DEPLOYING UNIT (I.E., BATTALION, SQUADRON, OR SHIP AND HIGHER) 724

MUST HAVE AT LEAST ONE INDIVIDUAL APPOINTED IN WRITING BY THE 725

COMMANDER AS THE BTO. PERSONNEL IDENTIFIED AS THE UNIT BTO ARE 726

RESPONSIBLE FOR MANAGING THE BIOMETRIC PROGRAM, ADVISING THE COMMANDER 727

ON BIOMETRIC ISSUES, AND ASSIST IN THE OVERALL IMPLEMENTATION, 728

COORDINATION AND OVERSIGHT OF BIOMETRIC OPERATIONS. COMMANDERS OF 729

INSTALLATIONS AND/OR HEADQUARTERS, AT TASK FORCE LEVEL AND HIGHER, 730

SHOULD CONSIDER ESTABLISHING THE BTO AS A FULL-TIME POSITION. 731

3.A.2.J.7.A. (U) THE BTO FOR A HEADQUARTERS STAFF AT THE TASK FORCE 732

LEVEL, OR HIGHER, WILL BE AN OFFICER IN THE MINIMUM GRADE OF O–4 OR 733

CIVILIAN OF EQUIVALENT GRADE. THE BTO SHOULD BE LOCATED WITHIN THE 734

HEADQUARTERS STAFF WHERE THE BTO IS BEST SUITED TO EXECUTE THE 735

BIOMETRIC PROGRAM. 736

3.A.2.J.7.B. (U) THE BTO FOR AN INSTALLATION WILL BE AN OFFICER IN A 737

MINIMUM GRADE OF O–3 OR CIVILIAN OF EQUIVALENT GRADE. THE BTO SHOULD 738

BE LOCATED WITHIN THE OPERATIONS FUNCTION OF THE GARRISON STAFF OR A 739

LOCATION BEST SUITED TO EXECUTE THE BIOMETRIC PROGRAM. 740

3.A.2.J.7.C. (U) THE BTO FOR BATTALION AND BRIGADE-LEVEL OR SERVICE-741

EQUIVALENT UNITS WILL BE A NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICER (NCO) IN THE GRADE 742

OF E-6, OR HIGHER, OR CIVILIAN OF EQUIVALENT GRADE. 743

3.A.2.J.7.D. (U) THE BTO FOR DIVISION AND CORPS-LEVEL OR SERVICE-744

EQUIVALENT UNITS WILL BE A NCO IN THE GRADE OF E-8, OR HIGHER, OR 745

CIVILIAN OF EQUIVALENT GRADE. 746

3.A.2.J.7.E. (U) THE BTO FOR A DEPLOYING UNIT HAVING 300 OR MORE 747

INDIVIDUALS ASSIGNED OR UNDER THE OPERATIONAL CONTROL OF A DESIGNATED 748

COMMANDER WILL BE A NCO IN THE GRADE OF E–6, OR HIGHER, OR CIVILIAN OF 749

EQUIVALENT GRADE. 750

3.A.2.J.7.F. (U) THE BTO FOR A STAND-ALONE ACTIVITY HAVING 300 OR MORE 751

INDIVIDUALS ASSIGNED, TENANT, OR UNDER THE OPERATIONAL CONTROL OF A 752

DESIGNATED COMMANDER OR DIRECTOR WILL BE A NCO IN THE GRADE OF E–6, OR 753

HIGHER, OR CIVILIAN OF EQUIVALENT GRADE. 754

3.A.2.J.8. (U) BIOMETRICS ENROLLMENT TRAINING. COMBAT ARMS BATTALIONS 755

(OR SERVICE EQUIVALENT) OPERATING OUTSIDE THE WIRE, WILL HAVE A 756

MINIMUM OF TWO MEMBERS PER PLATOON OR UNIT TRAINED IN THE SERVICE-757

APPROPRIATE BIOMETRIC ENROLLMENT SYSTEM(S) BEING EMPLOYED. 758

3.A.2.J.9. (U/FOUO) SOF OPERATIONAL UNITS WILL DEPLOY TRAINED AND 759

EQUIPPED IN THE USE OF THEIR ORGANIC SITE EXPLOITATION (SE) EQUIPMENT 760

IN ORDER TO CONDUCT IDENTITY INTELLIGENCE (I2) OPERATIONS. 761

3.A.2.J.9.A. (U/FOUO) IDENTITY INTELLIGENCE EXPLOITATION (IIE) 762

OFFICER. WITHIN THE INTELLIGENCE DIRECTORATE/DIVISION OF EVERY SOTF 763

AND CJSOTF/JSOTF THERE WILL BE A J2 EXPLOITATION (J2E) SECTION. 764

ASSIGNED TO THE J2E WILL BE AN IIE OFFICER. THE IIE OFFICER MAY BE A 765

COMMISSIONED OFFICER (0-4/-5), WARRANT OFFICER (WO-3/-4/-5), OR NON-766

COMMISSIONED OFFICER (NCO) IN THE RANK OF E-7 OR ABOVE. US SPECIAL 767

OPERATIONS COMMAND (USSOCOM) J24-I PROVIDES THE REQUIRED TRAINING FOR 768

IIE PERSONNEL. UPON NOTIFICATION OF BEING DESIGNATED AN IIE OFFICER, 769

INDIVIDUALS WILL SUBMIT A REQUEST THROUGH THE SOCCENT J2-X TO USSOCOM 770

J24-I FOR REQUIRED TRAINING. REQUIRED TRAINING FOR AN IIE OFFICER WILL 771

INCLUDE A WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF THE SOF EXPLOITATION SITE (SOFEX) 772

ARCHITECTURE, I2 EXPLOITATION CELL (I2EC) SUPPORT, USSOCOM I2 773

OPS/POLICIES/PROCEDURES, NON-DOD FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS/AGENCIES (NDFDA) 774

COORDINATION, AND USCENTCOM THEATER SPECIFIC I2 OPS TACTICS, 775

TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURES (TTPS). 776

3.A.2.J.9.B. (U/FOUO) EXPLOITATION ANALYSIS CENTER (EAC). PERSONNEL 777

ASSIGNED TO WORK IN THE EAC WILL HAVE GRADUATED FROM THE EAC COURSE 778

(SCHOOL CODE: 331; COURSE CODE: 2E-F261/011-F101) CONDUCTED BY THE 779

JOINT EXPOITATION TRAINING CENTER (JETC), FORT BRAGG, NC. 780

3.A.2.K. (U) USCENTCOM CYBERSECURITY POLICY. 781

3.A.2.K.1. (U) DEPLOYING COMMANDERS WILL ENSURE THEIR FORCES ARE FULLY 782

COMPLIANT WITH USCENTCOM REGULATIONS (CCR). 783

3.A.2.K.1.A. (U) CCR 380-8 CYBERSECURITY AND SUPPORT TO DEFENSIVE 784

CYBERSPACE OPERATIONS (6 AUGUST 2016). 785

3.A.2.K.1.B. (U) CCR 25-26 NETWORK OPERATIONS (NETOPS)(14 APRIL 2016). 786

3.A.2.K.1.B.1. (U) USCENTCOM SUB-UNIFIED COMMANDS, COMPONENTS, AND 787

JOINT TASK FORCES (JTFS) WILL ENSURE THEIR NETOPS ELEMENT EMPLOYS AND 788

DEFENDS ALL C5ISR CAPABILITIES AND ASSETS. 789

3.A.2.K.1.B.2. (U) ALL PERSONNEL PERFORMING AUTOMATED INFORMATION 790

SYSTEM (AIS) USER, MANAGEMENT, ADMINISTRATION, OR SECURITY FUNCTIONS 791

MUST COMPLETE APPLICABLE AIS SECURITY TRAINING AND INFORMATION 792

SECURITY (INFOSEC) TRAINING AS DEFINED BY PARENT SERVICE REGULATIONS 793

PRIOR TO GAINING ACCESS TO DOD AIS/NETWORK AND ANNUALLY THEREAFTER. 794

3.A.2.K.1.B.3. (U) ALL PERSONNEL (ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY, GOVERNMENT 795

CIVILIANS, AND CONTRACTORS) RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SECURITY 796

CONFIGURATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF DOD SYSTEMS MUST BE 797

CERTIFIED TO PERFORM THE FUNCTIONS OF THE POSITION AS SPECIFIED IN DOD 798

8570.1-M (REF Q), DODI 8500.01 (REF AN) AND DODI 8510.01 (REF AO). 799

UNIT INFORMATION ASSURANCE MANAGERS (IAM) ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING 800

MANPOWER DOCUMENTS CORRECTLY AND EXPLICITLY IDENTIFY ALL INFORMATION 801

ASSURANCE OR INFORMATION SECURITY (INFOSEC) POSITIONS/BILLETS. 802

3.A.2.K.1.B.3.A. (U) PERSONNEL IN INFORMATION ASSURANCE (IA) 803

POSITIONS—AUTHORIZING OFFICIAL (AO), INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY 804

MANAGER (ISSM), INFORMATION ASSURANCE OFFICER (IAO)/INFORMATION 805

SYSTEMS SECURITY OFFICER (ISSO), COMPUTER NETWORK DEFENSE SERVICE 806

PROVIDER (CNDSP) PERSONNEL, IA SECURITY ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS, AND 807

SYSTEM ADMINISTRATORS—SHALL BE TRAINED AND CERTIFIED TO PERFORM THEIR 808

DUTIES IAW DODD 8140.01. 809

3.A.2.K.1.B.3.B. (U) IAW USCENTCOM FRAGO 07-811: DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE 810

(DOD) SECRET INTERNET PROTOCOL ROUTER NETWORK (SIPRNET) PUBLIC KEY 811

INFRASTRUCTURE IMPLEMENTATION (PKI) (REF AT) AND CCTO 15-27 812

IMPLEMENTATION AND REPORTING OF DOD PKI SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION (REF 813

AU), COMPONENTS WILL COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING TWO (2) TASKS: 1. 814

ASSIGN RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS TO PERFORM FUNCTIONS AS DOD/NSS LOCAL 815

REGISTRATION AUTHORITY (LRA) AND TRUSTED AGENTS(TA). THOSE IDENTIFIED 816

AS CANDIDATES FOR THE LRA/TA ROLES MUST POSSESS A SECRET CLEARANCE 817

(MINIMUM) AND ATTEND THE REQUIRED TRAINING. TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR 818

THE ROLES CAN BE FOUND AT THE FOLLOWING NIPR URL 819

HTTPS://AFPKI.LACKLAND.AF.MIL/HTML UNDER “HELP AND TRAINING”. PLEASE 820

ENSURE THERE ARE ENOUGH LRA/TAS APPOINTED TO ENSURE 100% PKI 821

DISTRIBUTION TO ALL GENERAL AND PRIVILEGED SIPR AND NIPR USERS. 2. 822

ENSURE ALL PERSONNEL DEPLOYING TO THE USCENTCOM AOR ARE ISSUED AND 823

BRING INTO THEATER THE APPROPRIATE USER/ADMINISTRATOR PKI TOKENS, 824

PRIOR TO DEPLOYMENT. 825

3.A.2.K.1.C (U) CCR 380-14 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE (24 FEBRUARY 826

2016). 827

3.A.2.K.1.C.1 (U) INFORMATION SYSTEM USERS WILL BE TRAINED IN MULTIPLE 828

CLASSIFICATION ENVIRONMENTS. 829

3.A.2.K.2. (U) NETWORK USER AWARENESS TRAINING, CROSS DOMAIN-VIOLATION 830

(CDV) AND NEGLIGENT DISCHARGE OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION (NDCI). ALL 831

INDIVIDUALS/UNITS DEPLOYING TO THE USCENTCOM AOR WITH ACCESS TO NIPR, 832

SIPR, SIPR REL, AND COALITION NETWORKS WILL HAVE AN UNDERSTANDING OF 833

THE AUTHORIZED NATIONS PER NETWORK, THE INFORMATION AUTHORIZED FOR 834

SHARING AND THE APPROPRIATE CLASSIFICATION CAVEATS. PROCEDURES MUST 835

BE ESTABLISHED TO ENSURE PHYSICAL AND LOGICAL SEPARATION OF 836

INFORMATION, PROPER CLASSIFICATION LABELING/MARKING OF ALL INFORMATION 837

TECHNOLOGY (IT) EQUIPMENT/CABLING, AND PROCEDURES TO PREVENT 838

INADVERTENT CROSS-CONNECTIONS OF VARYING CLASSIFICATIONS. ALL 839

INDIVIDUALS/UNITS WILL HAVE AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE RAMIFICATIONS AND 840

ACTIONS TO TAKE WHEN A DISCHARGE OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION OR CROSS-841

DOMAIN VIOLATION OCCURS. COMMANDERS WILL HAVE PROCESSES IN PLACE TO 842

HOLD PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABLE FOR THESE VIOLATIONS. 843

3.A.2.K.2.A. (U//FOUO) GUIDANCE FOR ALL INDIVIDUALS ON THE DEFINITION 844

OF, ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN, PROCESSES FOR ACCOUNTABILITY AND COMMANDER’S 845

GUIDANCE ON IMPLEMENTATION OF A ROBUST CROSS DOMAIN VIOLATION 846

(CDV)/NEGLIGENT DISCHARGE OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION (NDCI) PROGRAM CAN 847

BE FOUND IN THE USCENTCOM COMMANDER’S NETWORK SECURITY VIOLATIONS 848

PROGRAM EXORD, SERIAL 436612, DTG 091730ZDEC14. EXORD IS LOCATED AT 849

THE FOLLOWING SIPR URL LINK: 850

HTTP:WWW5.CENTCOM.SMIL.MIL/ORDERS/VIEWORDER.ASP?ORDERGUID={9E368393-851

66E1-411C-A56B-598E6EB5E8FA}. 852

3.A.2.K.2.B. (U) NETWORK USER AWARENESS TRAINING, CROSS-DOMAIN 853

SOLUTION (CDS). PERSONNEL WHO POSSESS OR WILL POSSESS ACCESS TO MORE 854

THAN ONE (1) DISTINCT CLASSIFICATION AND/OR RELIABILITY CAVEAT 855

NETWORKS WILL UNDERSTAND THE USE OF MULTIPLE SECURITY DOMAINS AND HOW 856

TO SECURELY MOVE/TRANSFER DATA BETWEEN THEM USING EXISTING CDS 857

TECHNOLOGY. 858

3.A.2.K.2.B.1. (U) USERS CAN GAIN ACCESS TO THE CDV AND NDCI TRAINING 859

BY GOING TO THE FOLLOWING SIPR URL LINK: 860

HTTP://INTELSHARE.INTELINK.SGOV.GOV/SITES/CCJ6CIACNDTNG/SHARED%20DOCUM861

ENTS/FORMS/ALLITEMS.ASPX. THE NIPR LOCATION LINK FOR THIS SAME 862

TRAINING IS: 863

HTTPS://FCE.FORSCOM.ARMY.MIL/SITES/RAEP/SECOPS/SECDOCS/4A-864

CDV TRAINING.PDF. PERSONNEL MUST BE LOGGED INTO AKO TO GAIN ACCESS TO 865

THE 6-7 SLIDE PRESENTATION. 866

3.A.2.K.3. (U) TO ELEVATE CYBER SECURITY AWARENESS, COMMANDERS WILL 867

ENSURE A HIGHLY VISIBLE CYBERSECURITY DO’S AND DON’TS LIST IS 868

DISPLAYED AT ALL USER WORKSTATIONS TO EMPHASIZE THAT THE 869

RESPONSIBILITY FOR VIGILANCE RESTS WITH EACH INDIVIDUAL. THE LIST 870

WILL INCLUDE ACCEPTABLE AND UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR TO INCLUDE, BUT NOT 871

LIMITED TO: CLASSIFICATIONS AND RELEASEABILITY DEFINED PER NETWORK, 872

PROPER CLASSIFICATION LABELING OF NETWORKS AND DOCUMENTS, REMOVABLE 873

HARDWARE/MEDIA, PASSWORD PROTECTION, MALWARE DEFINED, AND CDV/NDCI 874

DEFINITIONS AND EXAMPLES WITH INCIDENT REPORTING PROCEDURES. 875

3.A.2.L. (U) NON-LETHAL WEAPONS (NLW) TRAINING. IAW SERVICE 876

DIRECTIVES, HEADQUARTERS…