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  Table 3-2. Mission analysis staff actions (continued)
  Personnel Recovery Actions: Determine Specified, Implied, and Essential Tasks
  Responsible
  (continued)
  • Researches the higher headquarters order, standard operating procedures,
  policies, and directives to identify PR tasks.
  PRCS • Ensures that the ability to report, locate, support, recover, and reintegrate
  isolated persons is addressed.
  • Provides key information from the special instructions.
  Responsible Personnel Recovery Actions: Review Available Assets
  • Considers air, ground, and maritime units available for recovery operations.
  G-3 (S-3)
  • Considers multinational partners and adjacent nations.
  • Considers geospatial intelligence assets.
  • Considers human intelligence assets.
  • Considers signals intelligence assets.
  • Considers measurement and signature intelligence assets.
  • Considers technical intelligence assets.
  • Considers open-source intelligence assets.
  G-2 (S-2) • Considers counterintelligence assets.
  • Considers assets from Defense Intelligence Agency, National Security Agency,
  National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, National Reconnaissance Office, other
  Service intelligence, Central Intelligence Agency, Department of State,
  Department of Energy, Department of the Treasury, Federal Bureau of
  Investigation, Coast Guard, commercial products (Synchronized Predeployment
  and Operational Tracker and Teraserver), and international products (Cospas-
  Sarsat Programme).
  G-5 (S-5) • Considers nongovernmental organization assets.
  Chaplain • Considers local religious leaders.
  Surgeon • Considers host-nation medical personnel.
  Public affairs • Considers multinational assets.
  officer
  Staff judge • Considers legal assets.
  advocate
  G-1 (S-1) • Considers contract company representatives.
  G-4 (S-4) • Considers Army civilians.
  G-3 (S-3) • Considers kennel master (military working dogs).
  program
  management
  office
  G-5 (S-5) • Considers host-nation assets.
  Responsible Personnel Recovery Actions: Determine Constraints
  Staff • Identifies the constraints that the commander has imposed on the mission.
  PRCS • Determines how constraints might affect the PR mission.
  • Determines if PR capability must be in place before initiating offensive tasks.
  • Identifies which commanders have authority to plan, execute, and support the
  PR mission.
  • Determines if authority depends on general approaches (sometimes referred to
  as methods) to conduct personnel recovery (unassisted, immediate, deliberate,
  and external supported).
  • Determines the requirement to maintain on-call or be-prepared unit for PR.
  (Table 3-2 continues on page 3-11.)