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  current steps in assessing of the source, and the general information on
  the potential source.
  • Interrogation Summary. An interrogation summary may be written to
  record relevant facts concerning the interrogation. The summary may
  include the attitude of the source; approach techniques that were tried
  and which ones were effective; incentives promised and whether or not
  they were delivered yet; recommended topics for further exploitation;
  and any other topics the HUMINT collector considers relevant. Local
  SOPs will dictate the use of the interrogation summary.
  • Interrogation Plan. The interrogation plan is a report prepared by the
  HUMINT collector to organize his plan to approach and question a
  source. It lists collection objectives, approach techniques, preparation
  and liaison tasks, and interpreter usage plan. The interrogation plan
  also has approval blocks for interrogation supervisor approval of
  selected approaches and medical release for questioning. The last part
  of the form has termination, approach effectiveness, recommendations
  for further exploitation, and a summary of information obtained and
  reports expected to be published. Figure 10-3 is an example of an
  interrogation plan format.
  • Termination Report. The termination report is used at all echelons to
  inform the technical chain of the termination of a contact relationship
  between a HUMINT collector and a source.
  • Biographic Report. The biographic report is a formatted IIR used at all
  echelons to report information collected from one human source about
  another individual of actual or potential intelligence interest. The
  biographic report format is found in DIAM 58-11 (S//NF).
  REPORTING ARCHITECTURE
  10-16. There are three basic reporting channels (see Figure 10-1):
  • The operational reporting chain consists of primarily the C2 elements
  for the HUMINT collection element. It includes the OMTs, unit
  commanders, and unit S3 and operation sections.
  • The technical chain includes the OMTs, HOC, and the C/J/G/S2X, and
  in certain circumstances, the unit G2/S2s.
  • The intelligence reporting chain includes the OMTs, HATS,
  C/J/G/S2Xs, and unit G2/S2s.
  10-17. Many elements serve multiple and overlapping functions within the
  reporting architecture. Each element must be aware of its function within the
  architecture to ensure that information is disseminated expeditiously to the
  right place in the right format. This architecture should be established and
  published prior to implementation in order to avoid confusion.
  OPERATIONAL REPORTING
  10-18. Operational reporting is sent via the organic communications
  architecture (see Chapter 13). Operational reports are normally sent per unit
  SOP or based on direction from higher headquarters. HCTs normally send all