text: Contents
  Figure K-3. Example of DD Form 1833 TEST (V2) (back). .................................................................K-6
  Tables
  Table 4-1. Actions and responsibilities of LRSU personnel. ...............................................................4-4
  Table 4-2. LRS tasks by operation. ................................................................................................... 4-10
  Table 4-3. Priority of actions for rehearsal. ....................................................................................... 4-14
  Table 5-1. Minimum recommended landing point diameters. ...........................................................5-26
  Table 6-1. Radios that work with AN/PRC-150 in various security modes. ........................................6-3
  Table 6-2. Radio interoperability capabilities and characteristics. ......................................................6-6
  Table 6-3. Procedure for use of duress codes. ................................................................................. 6-11
  Table 6-4. Report formats..................................................................................................................6-13
  Table 6-5. Typical format for an Angus (Initial Entry) Report. ...........................................................6-13
  Table 6-6. Typical format for a Boris (Intelligence) Report................................................................6-14
  Table 6-7. Typical format for a Cyril (Situation) Report. ....................................................................6-15
  Table 6-8. Typical format for an Under (Cache) Report. ...................................................................6-15
  Table 6-9. Typical format for a Crack (Battle Damage Assessment) Report. ...................................6-16
  Table 6-10. Priority for destruction of communications devices. ...................................................... -6-18
  Table 6-11. Contents of a MIJI report................................................................................................6-18
  Table 6-12. High frequency ranges in ionosphere. ...........................................................................6-21
  Table 7-1. Identification of gaps in existing databases. ...................................................................... 7-4
  Table B-1. Comparison of brief types. .................................................................................................B-9
  Table J-1. Light sources and distances. .............................................................................................. J-3
  Table J-2. Sounds and distances. ....................................................................................................... J-4
  Table J-3. Odor sources and distances. ............................................................................................. J-5