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  Table 3-1. Receipt of mission staff actions (continued)
  Responsible Personnel Recovery Actions: Gather Tools (continued)
  Staff • Updates the common operational picture.
  • Updates the analysis of an operational environment and staff intelligence
  preparation of the battlefield.
  • Updates route and traffic control point information.
  • Provides the status of traffic and traffic control points.
  • Updates the availability of effects to support PR.
  • Assesses requirements to move units and communications, reconnaissance
  and surveillance, transportation, and support assets.
  Command • Provides the institutional memory regarding operations that are PR-related
  sergeant major (family support plans, replacement operations, 100-percent accountability
  requirements, and shortfalls in past operations).
  • Provides update on past shortfalls and best practices in PR operations.
  • Updates the status of skill level in common Soldier skills related to PR.
  • Provides an assessment of isolated persons and available units for recovery.
  G-2 (S-2) • Queries the joint intelligence center, the joint intelligence support element, the
  Airspace national intelligence support team, and national assets.
  element • Updates the enemy situation and creates initial situation templates using all-
  source intelligence (at, to, and from the site of the isolating event).
  Terrain • Updates terrain products (at, to, and from the site of the isolating event).
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  Staff weather • Updates weather and light data.
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  PRCS • Retrieves the DD Form 1833 data.
  G-2 (S-2)
  Responsible Personnel Recovery Actions: Update the Running Estimates
  PRCS • Determines PR execution authorities.
  • Confirms PR execution authorities.
  • Updates the status of staff members, units, and individuals trained for PR.
  • Updates the status of isolated persons’ PR and SERE training.
  • Updates the PR standard operating procedure and an isolating event numbering
  convention.
  • Updates the status of no radio communications procedures and nonstandard
  navigational procedures.
  • Updates the PR point of contact information.
  • Provides current documents to include planning and execution checklists and
  matrixes, after action reviews, and lessons learned.
  • Retrieves the DD Form 1833 data; evasion plan of action, and special
  instructions information for development of a contact and authentication plan.
  • Extracts key information from the air tasking order and special instructions,
  including search and rescue numerical encryption group, search and rescue
  point (sometimes known as a search and rescue dot), and word of the day.
  • Disseminates classified and unclassified information.
  • Queries the PR architecture for information.
  • Updates the reintegration team.
  • Determines which airborne platforms are capable of monitoring and assisting
  with an isolating event (for example, the Joint Surveillance and Target Attack
  Radar System, and Rivet Joint).
  (Table 3-1 continues on page 3-6.)