text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  execution documents, personnel ISG, 3-24–3-34 medical care, 1-72
  recovery guidance and, 3-13– personnel recovery guidance complexity of, 4-4
  3-14 in, 3-24–3-25 military option, 1-35–1-39
  external supported recovery, 1-39 produce, 1-25 mission, 4-7
  isolated persons, focal group, receive, 1-30
  F
  1-33
  mission analysis, staff actions, 3-4
  family, support to, 1-55, 1-58 proficiencies, 1-79–1-83
  movement and maneuver cell,
  final minimum, personnel recovery isolated Soldier guidance, See
  responsibilities, 2-15
  capability phase, 6-17–6-18 ISG
  multinational forces, cooperation
  fires cell, responsibilities, 2-17 isolating event, report of, 1-49
  with, 5-65
  focal groups, 1-22–1-33 isolation, causes of incidents, partners, 1-17–1-18
  responsibility of, 1-78 4-10–4-16
  force composition and capability criteria, 3-26–3-28 N
  employment, restrictions, 5-6 enemy action and, 4-12–4-15 national sovereignty, support to,
  friendly behavior and, 4-11 5-3–5-11
  force size, restrictions, 5-5
  isolation risk, stability and, 5-19– navigate, proficiency, 1-80
  forces, assistance from, 1-39
  5-21
  multinational, 5-65 Navy, personnel recovery, 1-12
  recovery by, 1-60 isolation risk reduction, news media organizations, partner
  special operations, 1-15–1-16 approaches of, 5-22–5-28 with, 5-53–5-59
  functional cells, 2-15–2-19 J nongovernmental organizations,
  G joint operations, tasks associated, partner with, 5-51–5-52
  2-31
  general personnel recovery O
  guidance, develop and joint personnel coordination
  operation order, paragraphs,
  disseminate, 1-24 section, See PRCS
  3-17–3-23
  government-to-government joint personnel recovery,
  operational actions, restrictions,
  contact, restrictions, 5-9 organizational structure, 1-5–
  5-11
  1-6
  guidance, commander and staff
  operations process, conduct,
  responsibilities, 2-6 Joint Personnel Recovery Agency,
  1-30, 4-17–4-24
  1-5
  H operations security, reporting and,
  joint personnel recovery center,
  1-51
  headquarters, Army, 1-9 coordination with PRCS, 2-31
  host-nation, security forces, 5-12– responsibilities, 2-39–2-40 optimal, personnel recovery
  capability phase, 6-15
  5-13 journalists, embedded, 5-56–5-59
  host-nation governments, types of recovery of, 5-53–5-54 options, personnel recovery,
  1-34–1-44
  relationships, 5-60–5-64
  L
  order, execute, 1-31
  I leaders, role of, 2-28 personnel recovery guidance
  immediate recovery, 1-37 tasks, 2-37 in, 3-11
  independent actors, interactions leadership, personnel recovery, order production, dissemination,
  with, 5-15–5-18 1-23 and transition, staff actions, 3-9
  individual, care to, 1-62 length of stay, restrictions, 5-7 orders, 2-46
  unassisted recovery, 1-36 link-up procedures, ISG, 3-34 organizations, Army structure, 1-9
  information, categories for local resources, restrictions, 5-10 civilian, 1-44
  personnel recovery, 3-10–3-38 joint personnel recovery, 1-5–
  locate task, 1-52–1-54
  1-6
  initial minimum, personnel
  M personnel recovery, 1-4–1-20
  recovery capability phase, 6-14
  responsibilities, 2-38–2-44
  integrating cells, 2-20 major combat operations,
  SOP discussion of, 2-49
  characteristics, 4-1–4-9
  intelligence cell, responsibilities,
  2-16 Marine Corps, personnel P
  recovery, 1-11
  intergovernmental organizations, partners, active, 5-61–5-62
  partner with, 5-50 military decisionmaking process, capabilities, 1-18
  personnel recovery and, 3-1– complexity of, 4-3
  3-9 DSCA coordination, 6-2
  interaction with, 5-47–5-67
  multinational, 1-17–1-18