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  reporting channels. Refer to DIAM 58-11 (S//NF) and DIAM 58-12 (S//NF) for
  specific guidance in using these reports.
  OPERATIONAL REPORTS
  10-4. Operational reports is a broad category that encompasses all reports
  that do not contain information collected in response to intelligence
  requirements or the reporting of the technical, and usually sensitive, aspects
  of HUMINT collection. It includes but is not limited to all administrative and
  logistical reports. Unit SOPs and directives from higher headquarters
  establish operational reporting requirements, formats, and procedures.
  Operational reporting––
  • Tells the commander where and when assets are conducting missions.
  • Describes unit mission capability.
  • Responds to administrative and logistical requirements.
  • Describes support requirements.
  • Includes but is not limited to unit status reports, mission planning
  reports, mission status reports, and equipment status.
  • Reports ICF usage at any echelon where the use of ICFs is authorized.
  SOURCE ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
  10-5. Source administrative reports include intelligence reports that are used
  to pass or request information in order to answer intelligence requirements,
  and reports that address the HUMINT collector’s contacts with the source.
  Intelligence reports include but are not limited to IIRs and SALUTE reports.
  Intelligence Information Reports
  10-6. The IIR is used to report all HUMINT information in response to
  collection requirements. It is used to expand on information previously
  reported by a SALUTE report or to report information that is either too
  extensive or not critical enough for SALUTE reporting. IIRs are written at
  any echelon and “released” by the appropriate authority before they enter the
  general Intelligence Community. Normally the G2X will be the release
  authority for IIRs.
  10-7. At the tactical level, the HUMINT collectors will fill out the complete
  IIR; however, the requirements section may link the information collected
  against a unit requirement rather than against national requirements. In
  any case, the report will be forwarded to the OMT.
  10-8. The team leader will review the IIR, place a copy of the IIR in the
  detainee’s or source’s local file and forward the IIR to the OMT. (When a
  detainee is transferred to another facility or evacuated to a higher echelon, a
  copy of each IIR written from interrogations of that detainee is forwarded
  with him.) The OMT reviews the report, requests additional information as
  necessary from the originator, adds additional administrative detail, and
  forwards the report to the HOC of the supporting C/J/G/S2X. The HOC and
  the 2X review the report, request additional information as required, add any