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  f. CPERS are to be guarded in a manner which shall deny them the
  opportunity for escape or sabotage.
  g. Defectors and political refugees should also be segregated from other
  CPERS wherever possible. These personnel shall be screened by the nearest
  Interrogation Unit (IU), which will decide on their value to the intelligence
  organization and consequent future movements. In all cases, defectors are to
  be treated in accordance with the Geneva Convention Relative to the
  Protection of Civilians in Time of War (GC4). National policy may provide
  defectors treatment in accordance with GC3 where such treatment provides
  greater protection than GC4.
  h. Personnel claiming to be agents of an allied power shall also be
  segregated from other CPERS. The intelligence organization (G2 or CJ2) is to
  be informed of all such individuals as soon as possible and will arrange for
  their screening to determine their future disposition.
  i. CPERS suspected of crimes against humanity and war crimes will also
  be segregated from other prisoners. Legal authorities and the intelligence
  organization are to be informed of such suspects as soon as possible. They
  will be taken into custody by law enforcement personnel. Intelligence
  exploitation should be undertaken in cooperation with the legal authorities.
  j. All CPERS are to be treated humanely.
  k. Naval and Air Force personnel are to be identified and the intelligence
  organization is to be notified in order that interrogation by naval/air force
  personnel may take place at the earliest opportunity.
  l. CPERS are to be escorted to the nearest Collecting Point or Holding Area as
  quickly as possible.
  m. Should any doubt arise as to whether any persons, including those
  appearing to be PWs, having committed a belligerent act and having fallen
  into Allied hands, belong to any of the categories of persons entitled to PW
  status pursuant to Article 4 of GC3, such persons shall enjoy the protection of
  GC3 until such time as their status has been determined by a competent
  tribunal. If such a tribunal determines that an individual does not qualify for
  PW status, then the detaining commander must determine whether the
  detainee qualifies as a ”protected person” pursuant to GC4, and obtain legal
  advice relative to the proper course of action for dealing with such detainees.
  DOCUMENTS
  E-12. Captured documents (CDOC) considered of intelligence interest will be
  handled by the capturing unit in the following manner:
  a. The capturing unit will conduct a preliminary screening to obtain
  information of immediate technical or tactical value.
  b. An intelligence report (INTREP) identifying the CDOC and its
  disposition as well as giving information considered to be of immediate
  tactical value will be prepared and submitted by the capturing unit. (See
  STANAG 2022.)