text: ________________________________________________________________________________ FM 2-22.3
  HUMINT COLLECTION IN A SEMI-PERMISSIVE ENVIRONMENT
  3-20. In a semi-permissive environment, security considerations increase,
  but the risk to the collector still must be weighed against the potential
  intelligence gain. HCTs should still be used throughout their AOIR but will
  normally be integrated into other ground reconnaissance operations or other
  planned operations. For example, a HUMINT collector may accompany a CA
  team or PSYOP team visiting a village. Security for the team and their
  sources is a prime consideration. The HCTs are careful not to establish a
  fixed pattern of activity and arrange contacts in a manner that could
  compromise the source or the collector. Debriefing and elicitation are still the
  primary collection techniques. Teams are frequently deployed to conduct
  collection at roadblocks, refugee collection points, and detainee collection
  points. They may conduct interrogations of EPWs and other detainees within
  the limits of the mission-specific orders, and applicable law and policy.
  Applicable law and policy include US law; the law of war; relevant
  international law; relevant directives including DOD Directive 3115.09,
  “DOD Intelligence Interrogations, Detainee Debriefings, and Tactical
  Questioning”; DOD Directive 2310.1E, “The Department of Defense Detainee
  Program”; DOD instructions; and military execute orders including FRAGOs.
  DOCEX is also used to accomplish exploitation of threat documents.
  Reporting is normally via SALUTE report and IIR.
  HUMINT COLLECTION IN A HOSTILE ENVIRONMENT
  3-21. In a hostile environment, the three concerns for HUMINT collection
  are access to the sources of information, timeliness of reporting, and security
  for the HUMINT collectors. Prior to the entry of a force into a hostile AO,
  HUMINT collectors are used to debrief civilians, particularly refugees, and to
  interrogate EPWs and other detainees who have been in the AO. HCTs are
  normally located with the friendly units on the peripheries of the AO to
  facilitate timely collection and reporting. If a refugee or EPW/detainee
  population exists prior to this mission, they are screened to determine
  knowledgability of the AO and are debriefed or interrogated as appropriate.
  HUMINT collectors accompany the friendly ground reconnaissance elements
  as they enter the AO. As part of the ground reconnaissance force, they
  interrogate EPWs and other detainees and debrief refugees, displaced
  persons, and friendly force patrols. Reporting is normally via oral or written
  SALUTE reports with more detailed information reported via IIRs. They may
  also support the S2 through the systematic debriefing of friendly ground
  reconnaissance assets and the translation of any documents collected by
  them.
  EAC HUMINT
  MI BRIGADES AND MI GROUPS SUPPORTING COMPONENT COMMANDS
  3-22. Each SCC with an outside continental United States (OCONUS)
  responsibility has an US Army Intelligence and Security Command
  (INSCOM) MI brigade or group to provide operational HUMINT support to
  that command. These MI elements provide peacetime support to the unified