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  final required information including linking it to national requirements, and
  then the 2X releases the report.
  10-9. In addition to the above, the text information from the IIR can be
  forwarded to the unit’s analytical elements and when it contains critical time-
  sensitive information, such as an impending attack, it is sent to units which
  may be affected by the information; however, it must be clearly marked
  “unevaluated information, not finally evaluated intelligence.” The use of IIRs
  and the formats are covered in DIAM 58-12 (S//NF).
  SALUTE Reports
  10-10. The SALUTE report is a standard Army format used to report
  information of immediate interest by individuals at any echelon. (See
  Appendix H for a SALUTE report format.) The SALUTE report is the
  primary means used to report combat information to units that could be
  affected by that information. After review by the team leader, SALUTE
  reports are sent simultaneously to the supported unit S2, to the OMT in
  control of the HCT, and to the intelligence staff officer of any other tactical
  unit that may be affected by the information contained in the SALUTE
  report.
  10-11. The OMT reviews the report and forwards it to the supporting HAT
  and supporting J/G/S2X for inclusion in the analysis picture. The supported
  S2 will––
  • Review the information.
  • Incorporate it into his unit intelligence products, as applicable.
  • Forward the information to his higher echelon intelligence staff officer.
  • Ensure that all affected units are notified.
  10-12. Units must develop SOPs for the passing of information and
  intelligence to multinational units. Report writers and editors must ensure
  that reports that are to be shared with multinational units contain only
  releasable information. This will enable reports to have the widest
  dissemination. Arrangements are made through the C/J2X/LNO for
  distribution. When possible, reports to be shared with multinational units
  should be kept to the appropriate classification to ensure the widest
  dissemination of the reported information.
  Basic Source Data Reports
  10-13. The basic source data (BSD) reports provide the HUMINT chain with
  biographic and operational information related to a source. BSDs are used at
  all echelons to collect biographic information on all contacts. The use of BSDs
  and BSD formats are covered in DIAM 58-11 (S//NF).
  Contact Reports
  10-14. Collectors use contact reports to inform their technical chain (from
  OMT through J/G/S2X) of all relevant information concerning specific
  meetings with HUMINT sources. Information typically includes the
  circumstances of the contact (purpose, locations, time), the operational