text: FM 2-22.3 _________________________________________________________________________________
  TO: Usually the address of the supported S2/G2 (according to unit SOP)
  FROM: Your unit or team designation, or your duty position, as appropriate
  DTG: The date-time group of when the report is being submitted
  Report Number: From local SOP
  1. (S)ize/Who: Expressed as a quantity, and echelon, or size (e.g., 1 x BDE). If
  multiple echelons are involved in the activity being reported, there can be multiple
  entries (e.g.,1 x BDE; 2 x BN). Non-standard units are reported as such (e.g., bomb-
  making class; support staff).
  2. (A)ctivity/What: This line is the focal point of the report and relates to the PIR or
  important non-PIR information being reported. It should be a concise bullet
  statement.
  3. (L)ocation/Where: Generally a grid coordinate, including the 100,000 meter grid
  zone designator. The entry can also be an address, if appropriate, but still should
  include an 8-digit grid coordinate. City names will always be followed by the two-
  character country code. If the activity being reported involves movement (advance,
  withdrawal, etc.) the location entry will include “From” and “To” entries. The route
  used will be reported under “Equipment/How.”
  4. (U)nit/Who: This entry identifies who is performing the activity described in the
  “Activity/What” entry. Include the complete designation of a military unit,
  identification of a civilian or insurgent group, or the full name of an individual, as
  appropriate.
  5. (T)ime/When: For a future event, this is when the activity will initiate. Past
  events are usually not the subject of SALUTE reports, but if a past event is to be
  reported, the Time/When entry will generally reflect when the event ended. Ongoing
  events are reported as such. Reports of composition of forces, morale, and Electronic
  Technical Data and other non-event topics are reported as ongoing. When reporting
  on a disposition, the “Time/When” entry is generally the last time the source was at
  the disposition.
  6. (E)quipment/How: The information reported in this entry clarifies, completes,
  and/or expands upon information reported in any of the previous entries. It includes
  information concerning equipment involved, tactics used, and any essential elements
  of information not reported in the previous paragraphs.
  7. Remarks: Use this entry to report the source of the information, whether a person,
  a CED, open-source media, or other source. Include the date of information and the
  PIR that the reported information addresses. Map data for coordinates given in the
  “Location/Where” entry are included, stating map series name, sheet number, scale
  and edition. If there are enclosures to the SALUTE report, such as sketches, they are
  annotated here.
  Figure H-1. Example of a Written SALUTE Report.