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  immediate access to EPWs/detainees. EPWs/detainees are normally
  interrogated for tactical information in the maneuver battalion trains areas
  and then questioned in detail at the theater JIDC.
  Security
  5-88. When dealing with detainees, the HUMINT collector faces two security
  considerations: his own physical security and information security.
  Particularly when operating in support of tactical operations, the HUMINT
  collector is in close contact with enemy soldiers who could attempt to escape
  and may attack the HUMINT collector in doing so. Detainees during a
  stability and reconstruction operation are often people committed to a cause
  who find themselves in desperate circumstances. Although the detainees are
  normally under guard, the HUMINT collector must always be alert to any
  physical threat posed by these individuals. He must also ensure that his own
  actions do not provide the detainee with the means with which to harm the
  collector or anyone else.
  5-89. The HUMINT collector should also be aware that EPWs and other
  detainees may attempt to elicit information. Since HUMINT collectors, by
  virtue of their position, may possess a great deal of classified information,
  they must be careful not to reveal it unwittingly in the process of questioning
  a detainee.