AC 7143 Land Component Handbook 2

D/DGD&D/13/35/47 Army Code Number 7143
Part 2
LAND COMPONENT
HANDBOOK
PART 2
OTHERS CONTENTS
Issue 1.0 This document replaces

May 1998 Army Code Number 71473 Part 1
dated 1989 (AFSOPs Part 2)
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Distribution. As directed by the sponsor.
Replacement. This document is Issue 1.0 of Part 2 of the Land Component

Handbook. It replaces Army Formation Standing Operating Procedures (AFSOPs)
Part 2 (Army Code 71473 Part 2) issued in 1989 which should now be destroyed
under local arrangements.
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AMENDMENTS
Amendment Number Amended By Date Amended
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INTRODUCTION
AIM
1.ý The Aim of the Land Component Handbook (LCH) is to provide a

comprehensive base document as a common basis for Theatre and Formation
SOPs.
2.ý The LCH is the replacement for Army Formation Standing Operating
Procedures (AFSOPs) which was issued in 1989 and is now substantially out of
date. As with AFSOPs, this publication is produced in two parts: Part 2 (this
document) is a complete set of Reports and Returns for use at Formation level. It
should be used with Part 1 which contains procedural and descriptive material.
CONTENTS
3.ý It is not possible to develop a single set of procedures applicable to all. It is

however essential to achieve the highest possible degree of standardisation and
interoperability. A relatively small Army with many commitments must maintain
flexibility. It cannot afford therefore to have variations in the procedures used by its
constituent parts such that they are unable to operate together at short notice.
4.ý The LCH has been structured in accordance with the requirements of the
divisional headquarters. Individual sections have been drafted principally by
formation staffs, but also with contributions and comments from many authorities
and/or experts in particular fields. They have been reviewed to ensure maximum
consistency with current doctrinal publications. The LCH is a key implementing
document for many International standardisation agreements, particularly STANAGs
and QSTAGs. In certain respects their contents are therefore effectively mandated.
5.ý All future operations are likely to take place in both a Joint and Multi-National
context. The LCH has been written to be consistent with Joint, NATO and UN
doctrine and terminology. The use of operational writing and abbreviations has been
deliberately minimised to increase utility. While undoubtedly increasing their size,
the resulting increase in clarity and readability will mean that they are immediately
understandable by other Nations and Services.
MANDATORY/DISCRETIONARY REPORTS AND RETURNS
6.ý The LCH Part 2 contains a comprehensive range of Reports and Returns. It
includes all the messages from APP-9 (The Compendium of Allied Land Forces
Messages), together with many additional messages required by Formations. Note
that special to arm messages, especially where these may have no relevance
outside that specialist area, have not necessarily been included. Where an
appropriate R2 format is included, its use is mandatory. Local modifications
or amendments to messages are not permitted.
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AFSOPs PART 2 - CONTENTS
Serial Contents
i. Title Page
ii. Conditions of Release
iii. Record of Amendments
iv. Introduction
v. Reports and Returns – By Subject Area
xxi. Reports and Returns – Alphabetical List
xxxiii List of Sponsors
REPORTS AND RETURNS (BY SUBJECT AREA)
PART 1 Personnel and Administration
Ser Report Title Sponsor Report Number
1 Admittance Report ADMITREP DMed Ops/Plans 1.1 10
2 Arrest Report ARRESTREP DGD&D-LW1 1.2 24
3 Casualty Evacuation Request CASEVACREQ DMed Ops/Plans 1.3 34
4 Emergency Burial Report EMBUREP PS4(as)(A) 1.4 58
5 Notification of Casualty NOTICAS HQ LAND (Med Ops) 1.5 146
6 Other Nation Casualty Report ONCASREP JFHQ 1.6 149
7 Personnel Report PERSREP DGD&D-LW1 1.7 154
8 Prisoner of War Report (Unit) PWREP(UNIT) DGD&D-Comd Sp 1.8 165
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9 Prisoner of War Report (Prisoner of War Information PWREP(PWIB) DGD&D-Comd Sp 1.9 164
Bureau)
10 Prisoner of War Personnel Record PWREC DGD&D-Comd Sp 1.10 163
11 Reinforcement Demand (Personnel) RFTDEM(PERS) DGD&D-LW1 1.11 172
PART 2 Intelligence
1 Air Intelligence Report AIRINTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.1 19
2 Common Capture Report COMCAPREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.2 44
3 Counterintelligence Report CIINTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.3 37
4 Counterintelligence Summary CIINTSUM DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.4 38
5 Counterintelligence Supplementary Report CISUPINTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.5 40
6 First Hostile Act FIRSTHOSTILE ACT DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.6 78
7 Intelligence Report INTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.7 100
8 Intelligence Request INTREQ DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.8 101
9 Intelligence Spot Report INTSPOTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.9 102
10 Intelligence Summary INTSUM DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.10 103
11 Land Intelligence Report LANDINTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.11 107
12 Preliminary Technical Report PRETECHREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.12 157
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13 Prisoner of War Interrogation Report PWINTERREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.13 162
14 Supplementary Intelligence Report SUPINTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.14 190
15 Target Status Assessment Report TSAREP DGD&D Comd Sp 2.15 193
16 Target Status Assessment Summary TSASUM DGD&D Comd Sp 2.16 194
17 Warning of Attack Report WARNATTACKREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.17 195
PART 3 Naval Operations
1 Acknowledgement of a Request for Marine Craft CRAFTACK HQ RM 3.1 49
2 Request for Marine Craft CRAFTREQ HQ RM 3.2 50
3 Allocation of Naval Gunfire GUNFIREALLOT HQ RM 3.3 85
4 Request for Naval Gunfire GUNFIREREQ HQ RM 3.4 87
5 Naval Gunfire Report GUNFIREREP HQ RM 3.5 86
PART 4 Land Operations
SECTION 1 : General
1 Bomb Threat Warning BOMBWARN DGD&D-LW1 4.1.1 31
2 Combat Report COMBATREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.2 43
3 Commander's Assessment ASSESSREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.3 25
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4 Contact/Sighting Report CONTACTREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.4 48
5 Enemy Situation Report ENSITREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.5 65
6 Fragmentary Order FRAGO DGD&D-LW1 4.1.6 84
7 Harbour/Hide Report HARHIDEREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.7 88
8 Incident Report INCREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.8 98
9 Lines of Communication Situation Report LOCSITREP HQ LAND (G4 Ops) 4.1.9 109
10 Location Statement LOCSTAT DGD&D-LW1 4.1.10 110
11 Mapping Message MAPMSG DGD&D-LW1 4.1.11 120
12 Order of Battle - Land ORBATLAND DGD&D-LW1 4.1.12 151
13 Order of Battle Transfer of Authority - Land/Air ORBATTOALANDAIR DGD&D-LW1 4.1.13 152
14 Own Land Forces Situation Report OWNSITREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.14 153
SECTION 2 : Rules of Engagement
1 Rules of Engagement Authorisation ROEAUTH PJHQ 4.2.1 173
2 Rules of Engagement Implementation ROEIMPL PJHQ 4.2.2 174
3 Rules of Engagement Request ROEREQ PJHQ 4.2.3 175
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SECTION 3 : Activation
1 Activation Order ACTORD PJHQ 4.3.1 03
2 Activation Request ACTREQ PJHQ 4.3.2 04
3 Activation Warning ACTWARN PJHQ 4.3.3 05
4 Force Prepare FORCEPREP PJHQ 4.3.4 83
SECTION 4 : Real Estate
1 Control/Co-ordination Line Report CCLREP DGD&D-LW1 4.4.1 36
2 Presence Report PRESENCE DGD&D-LW1 4.4.2 156
3 Real Estate Request REALESTREQ DGD&D-LW1 4.4.3 169
4 Real Estate Response REALESTRESP DGD&D-LW1 4.4.4 170
SECTION 5 : NBC Defence
1 NBC Basic Wind Data Report NBCBWR AD NBC 4.5.1 141
2 NBC Chemical Downwind Report NBCCDR AD NBC 4.5.2 142
3 NBC Effective Downwind Report NBCEDR AD NBC 4.5.3 143
4 Friendly Nuclear Strike Warning STRIKEWARN (NUC) AD NBC 4.5.4 189
5 NBC - 1 (Observers Initial Report) NBC1 AD NBC 4.5.5 135
6 NBC - 2 (Evaluated Data from a Single Attack) NBC2 AD NBC 4.5.6 136
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7 NBC - 3 (Immediate Contamination Warning) NBC3 AD NBC 4.5.7 137
8 NBC - 4 (Monitoring and Survey Results) NBC4 AD NBC 4.5.8 138
9 NBC - 5 (Actual Contamination Information) NBC5 AD NBC 4.5.9 139
10 NBC - 6 (Details of "B" and "C" Attacks) NBC6 AD NBC 4.5.10 140
11 NBC Situation Report NBCSITREP AD NBC 4.5.11 144
SECTION 6 : Fire Support
1 Artillery Fire Unit - Ammunition Status AFU.AMS HQ DRA 4.6.1 12
2 Artillery Fire Unit - Fire Unit Status AFU.FUS HQ DRA 4.6.2 13
3 BOMBREP/SHELREP/ROCKREP/MORTREP BOMBREP HQ DRA 4.6.3 30
4 Fire Mission - Call For Fire FM.CFF HQ DRA 4.6.4 79
5 Fire Mission - Fire Mission Command FM.FMC HQ DRA 4.6.5 80
6 Fire Mission - Message to Observer FM.MTO HQ DRA 4.6.6 81
7 Fire Mission - Subsequent Adjustment FM.SUB HQ DRA 4.6.7 82
8 Non-Nuclear Fire Planning - Fire Plan NNFP.FP HQ DRA 4.6.8 145
SECTION 7 : Air Defence
1 Air Activity Report AIRACTIVITYREP HQ DRA 4.7.1 15
2 Air Defence Engagement of Hostile Aircraft Report ADENGAGEREP HQ DRA 4.7.2 08
3 Air Defended Area Equipment State Report ADAEQPTSTATE HQ DRA 4.7.3 06
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4 Air Defence Report ADREP HQ DRA 4.7.4 11
5 Air Defended Area Established Report ADESTBREP HQ DRA 4.7.5 09
6 Air Defended Area Report ADAREP HQ DRA 4.7.6 07
7 Close Air Defence Report CADREP HQ DRA 4.7.7 32
8 Indication Friend or Foe Procedure IFFPROC HQ DRA 4.7.8 96
9 Short Range Air Defence Location and Status Report SHORADLOCSTAT HQ DRA 4.7.9 186
10 Weapons Control Order WCO HQ DRA 4.7.10 196
SECTION 8 : Engineer Support
1 Friendly Obstacle List (Barrier Report) BARREP HQ E-in-C 4.8.1 27
2 Engineer Data Report ENGRDATAREP HQ E-in-C 4.8.2 60
3 Engineer Recce Order ENGRRECCEORD HQ E-in-C 4.8.3 61
4 Engineer Recce Report ENGRRECCEREP HQ E-in-C 4.8.4 62
5 Engineer Report ENGRREP HQ E-in-C 4.8.5 63
6 Engineer Resources Report ENGRRESREP HQ E-in-C 4.8.6 64
7 Intent to Lay Minefield INTTOLAY HQ E-in-C 4.8.7 104
8 Obstacle Report OBSREP HQ E-in-C 4.8.8 147
9 Reserved Demolition Order DMLORD HQ E-in-C 4.8.9 52
10 Scatterable Minefield Order SCATMINORD HQ E-in-C 4.8.10 180
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11 Scatterable Minefield Record SCATMINREC HQ E-in-C 4.8.11 181
12 Scatterable Minefield Report SCATMINREP HQ E-in-C 4.8.12 182
13 Scatterable Minefield Request SCATMINREQ HQ E-in-C 4.8.13 183
14 Scatterable Minefield Warning SCATMINWARN HQ E-in-C 4.8.14 184
SECTION 9 : Explosive Ordnance Disposal
1 EOD Incident Report EODINCREP HQ E-in-C 4.9.1 66
2 EOD Tasking/EOD Report EODTASKREP HQ E-in-C 4.9.2 67
3 EOR Tasking/EOR Report EORTASKREP HQ E-in-C 4.9.3 68
SECTION 10 : Patrol Activity
1 Patrol Report PTLREP DGD&D-LW1 4.10.1 160
2 Patrol Task Summary PTLTASKSUM DGD&D-LW1 4.10.2 161
SECTION 11 : Psychological Operations
1 Psychological Operations Report PSYREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.11.1 159
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SECTION 12 : Meteorological Forecasts
1 Meteorological Forecast – Air METCASTAIR Met Sp Gp 4.12.1 126
2 Meteorological Forecast – Land METCASTLAND Met Sp Gp 4.12.2 127
3 Meteorological Report METREP Met Sp Gp 4.12.3 128
SECTION 13 : Electronic Warfare
1 Emitter Simulation Warning Report EMSIWARNREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.1 59
2 EW Approval Message EWAM DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.2 70
3 EW Jamming Report EWJAMREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.3 71
4 EW Mission Summary EWMSNSUM DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.4 73
5 EW Multiple Asset Status Report EWMASTR DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.5 72
6 EW Request/Tasking Message EWRTM DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.6 74
7 EW Stop Jamming Message EWSTOPJAM DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.7 75
8 EW Tactical Report EWTACREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.8 76
9 Meaconing, Intrusion, Jamming, Interference Warning MIJIWARNREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.9 129

Report
SECTION 14 : Co-ordination
1 Collateral Damage Report COLATDAMREP DGD&D-LW1 4.14.1 42
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SECTION 15 : Peace Support Operations
1 Compliance Information Report COMPINFREP PJHQ 4.15.1 45
2 Events Report EVENTREP PJHQ 4.15.2 69
3 MNC Compliance Assessment Report MNCCOMPASSESSREP PJHQ 4.15.3 131
4 Peace Support Operations Commander’s Assessment PSOCOMAASSESSREP PJHQ 4.15.4 158

Report
SECTION 16 : Emergency In War
1 Emergency in War Action EIWACTION PJHQ 4.16.1 53
2 Emergency in War Consultation EIWCONSULT PJHQ 4.16.2 54
3 Emergency in War Declare EIWDECLARE PJHQ 4.16.3 55
4 Emergency in War Rescind EIWRESCIND PJHQ 4.16.4 56
5 Emergency in War Support EIWSUPPORT PJHQ 4.16.5 57
SECTION 17 : Geographic Support
1 Reserved
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Part 5 Air and Aviation Operations
1 Air Accept/Refuse AIR ACCEPT/REFUSE PJHQ 5.1 14
2 Air Activity Report AIR ACTIVITYREP HQ DRA 5.2 15
3 Air Allocation Message AIRALLOC PJHQ 5.3 17
4 Air Attack Warning AIRATTACKWARN PJHQ 5.4 18
5 Air Mission Report AIRMISREP PJHQ 5.5 20
6 Air Move Details AIRMOVE PJHQ 5.6 21
7 Air Reconnaissance Request/Task AIR RECCEREQ/TASK PJHQ 5.7 16
8 Air Request AIRREQ PJHQ 5.8 22
9 Air Task AIRTASK PJHQ 5.9 23
10 Airspace Control Means Request ACMREQ PJHQ 5.10 01
11 Airspace Control Order ACO PJHQ 5.11 02
12 Helicopter Request Acknowledgement HELACK PJHQ 5.12 89
13 Helicopter Landing Site Report HELLSREP PJHQ 5.13 90
14 Helicopter Operational Summary HELOPSUM PJHQ 5.14 91
15 Helicopter Request HELQUEST PJHQ 5.15 92
16 Helicopter Task HELTASK PJHQ 5.16 93
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17 In Flight Report INFLIGHTREP PJHQ 5.17 99
18 JAAT Mission Order JAATMSNO PJHQ 5.18 105
19 JAAT Warning Order JAATWNGO PJHQ 5.19 106
20 Laser Target Marking Warning Message LASERWARN PJHQ 5.20 108
21 Mobile Air Operations Team Request MAOTQUEST PJHQ 5.21 119
22 Order of Battle - Air Forces ORBATAIR PJHQ 5.22 150
23 RPV Mission/Reconnaissance Report RPVMSN/RECCEREP PJHQ 5.23 176
24 RPV Mission Tasking/Cancel/Accept/Refuse Message RPVMSN/TCARMSG PJHQ 5.24 177
25 Time On Target Message TOTMSG PJHQ 5.25 191
PART 6 Logistics
SECTION 1 : Logistics and Combat Service Support
1 Armoured Vehicle Demand AVDEM DGD&D-LW2 6.1.1 26
2 Implementation Request Message IMPLREQ DGD&D-LW2 6.1.2 97
3 Logistic Assessment Report LOGASSESSREP DGD&D-LW2 6.1.3 113
4 Logistic Assistance Request LOGASREQ DGD&D-LW2 6.1.4 111
5 Logistic Assistance Response LOGASRESP DGD&D-LW2 6.1.5 112
6 Logistic Deficiency Report LOGDEFREP DGD&D-LW2 6.1.6 114
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7 Logistic Situation Report (Unit) LOGSITUNIT DGD&D-LW2 6.1.7 116
8 Logistic Situation Report Land Forces LOGSITLAND DGD&D-LW2 6.1.8 115
9 Logistic Surplus Report LOGSURPLUSREP DGD&D-LW2 6.1.9 117
10 Logistic Update LOGUPDATE DGD&D-LW2 6.1.10 118
11 Map Request MAPREQ DGD&D-LW2 6.1.11 121
12 Material Demand MATDEM DGD&D-LW2 6.1.12 122
13 Missile Demand MISDEM DGD&D-LW2 6.1.13 130
14 Offset Offer Message OFFTOFR DGD&D-LW2 6.1.14 148
15 Transfer Complete Message TRANSCPL DGD&D-LW2 6.1.15 192
SECTION 2 : Medical Support
1 Medical Assessment Report MEDASSESSREP DMed Ops/Plans 6.2.1 123
2 Medical Situation Report MEDSITREP DMed Ops/Plans 6.2.2 124
3 Medical Stores Request MEDSTORREQ DMed Ops/Plans 6.2.3 125
SECTION 3 : Force Movement
1 Deployment Report DEPLOYREP HQ LAND (Log Sp) 6.3.1 51
2 Frontier Crossing Advice - Rail FCA.RAIL QMG - Mov 6.3.2 77
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Movement Requirements - Sea:
3 a. Cargo Traffic CARGOTRAFFIC QMG-Mov 6.3.3 33
4 b. Sailing Signal - Load Advice SAILSIG QMG-Mov 6.3.4 179
5 c. Sea Movement Resource Signal SEAMOV QMG-Mov 6.3.5 185
6 Movement Situation Report MOVSITREP QMG-Mov 6.3.6 133
7 Movement - Special Occasional Movement Situation MOVOC QMG-Mov 6.3.7 132

Report
8 Road Movement Bid RDMOVBID QMG-Mov 6.3.8 166
9 Road Movement Credit RDMOVCREDIT QMG-Mov 6.3.9 167
10 Road/Route Reconnaissance Report RDROUTERECCEREP QMG-Log Sp Svcs 2a 6.3.10 168
11 Surface Transport Reply SRFTRANSREP QMG-Mov 6.3.11 186
12 Surface Transport Request SRFTRANSREQ QMG-Mov 6.3.12 187
SECTION 4 : Force Maintenance186
1 Battlefield Recovery/Evacuation Request BATRECEVACREQ QMG-ES11c 6.4.1 28
2 Battlefield Recovery/Evacuation Task BATRECEVACTASK QMG-ES11c 6.4.2 29
SECTION 5 : Host Nation Support
1 Host Nation Support Report HNSREP PJHQ 6.5.1 94
2 Host Nation Support Request HNSREQ PJHQ 6.5.2 95
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SECTION 6 : Spare
1 Reserved
PART 7 Plans and Policy
1 Reserved
PART 8 Communications and Information Systems
1 CCIS Status Report CCISSTATREP HQ R SIGNALS 8.1 35
2 Communications Situation Report COMSITREP HQ R SIGNALS 8.2 46
3 Communications Spot Report COMSPOT HQ R SIGNALS 8.3 47
4 Message Correction or Cancellation MSGCORRCANX HQ R SIGNALS 8.4 134
5 Radio Frequency Request RFREQREQ CIS Engr Gp 8.5 171
6 Radio Relay Frequency Request RRFREQREQ CIS Engr Gp 8.6 178
PART 9 Resources and Finance
1 Reserved
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PART 10 Civil Affairs
1 Civil/Military Co-operation Report CIMICREP PJHQ 10.1 39
2 Civil/Military Operations Situation Report CMOSITREP HQ LAND (G5 CA) 10.2 41
3 Public Information Situation Report PISITREP HQ LAND (G5 CA) 10.3 155
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REPORTS AND RETURNS (ALPHABETICAL LIST)
Title Report Sponsor Report Number
ACMREQ Airspace Control Means Request PJHQ ý

01ý 5.10
ACO Airspace Control Order PJHQ ý

02ý 5.11
ACTORD Activation Order PJHQ ý

03ý 4.3.1
ACTREQ Activation Request PJHQ ý

04ý 4.3.2
ACTWARN Activation Warning PJHQ ý

05ý 4.3.3
ADAEQPTSTATE Air Defended Area Equipment State HQ DRA ý

06ý 4.7.3
ADAREP Air Defended Area Report HQ DRA ý

07ý 4.7.6
ADENGAGEREP Air Defence Engagement of Hostile Aircraft HQ DRA ý

08ý 4.7.2
ADESTBREP Air Defended Area Established HQ DRA ý

09ý 4.7.5
ADMITREP Admittance Report DMed Ops/Plans ý

10ý 1.1
ADREP Air Defence Report HQ DRA ý

11ý 4.7.4
AFU.AMS Artillery Fire Unit - Ammunition Status HQ DRA ý

12ý 4.6.1
AFU.FUS Artillery Fire Unit - Fire Unit Status HQ DRA ý

13ý 4.6.2
AIR ACCEPT/REFUSE Air Accept/Refuse PJHQ ý

14ý 5.1
AIR ACTIVITYREP Air Activity Report HQ DRA ý

15ý 4.7.1
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AIR RECCEREQ/TASK Air Reconnaissance Request/Task PJHQ ý
16ý 5.7
AIRALLOC Air Allocation Message PJHQ ý

17ý 5.3
AIRATTACKWARN Air Attack Warning PJHQ ý

18ý 5.4
AIRINTREP Air Intelligence Report DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

19ý 2.1
AIRMISREP Air Mission Report PJHQ ý

20ý 5.5
AIRMOVE Air Move Details PJHQ ý

21ý 5.6
AIRREQ Air Request PJHQ ý

22ý 5.8
AIRTASK Air Task PJHQ ý

23ý 5.9
ARRESTREP Arrest Report DGD&D-LW1 ý

24ý 1.2
ASSESSREP Commander's Assessment DGD&D-LW1 ý

25ý 4.1.3
AVDEM Armoured Vehicle Demand DGD&D-LW2 ý

26ý 6.1.1
BARREP Friendly Obstacle List (Barrier Report) HQ E-in-C ý

27ý 4.8.1
BATRECEVACREQ Battlefield Recovery/Evacuation Request QMG-ES11c ý

28ý 6.4.1
BATRECEVACTASK Battlefield Recovery/Evacuation Task QMG-ES11c ý

29ý 6.4.2
BOMBREP BOMBREP/SHELREP/ROCKREP/MORTREP HQ DRA ý

30ý 4.6.3
BOMBWARN Bomb Threat Warning DGD&D-LW1 ý

31ý 4.1.1
CADREP Close Air Defence Report HQ DRA ý

32ý 4.7.7
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CARGOTRAFFIC Movement Requirements - Sea:
QMG-Mov ý
33ý 6.3.3
a. Cargo Traffic
CASEVACREQ Casualty Evacuation Request DMed Ops/Plans ý

34ý 1.3
CCISSTATREP CCIS Status Report HQ R SIGNALS ý

35ý 8.1
CCLREP Control/Co-ordination Line Report DGD&D-LW1 ý

36ý 4.4.1
CIINTREP Counterintelligence Report DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

37ý 2.3
CIINTSUM Counterintelligence Summary DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

38ý 2.4
CIMICREP Civil/Military Co-operation Report PJHQ ý

39ý 10.1
CISUPINTREP Counterintelligence Supplementary Report DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

40ý 2.5
CMOSITREP Civil/Military Operations Situation Report HQ LAND (G5 CA) ý

41ý 10.2
COLATDAMREP Collateral Damage Report DGD&D-LW1 ý

42ý 4.14.1
COMBATREP Combat Report DGD&D-LW1 ý

43ý 4.1.2
COMCAPREP Common Capture Report DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

44ý 2.2
COMPINFREP Compliance Information Report PJHQ ý

45ý 4.15.1
COMSITREP Communications Situation Report HQ R SIGNALS ý

46ý 8.2
COMSPOT Communications Spot Report HQ R SIGNALS ý

47ý 8.3
CONTACTREP Contact/Sighting Report DGD&D-LW1 ý

48ý 4.1.4
CRAFTACK Acknowledgement of a Request for Marine Craft HQ RM ý

49ý 3.1
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CRAFTREQ Request for Marine Craft HQ RM ý
50ý 3.2
DEPLOYREP Deployment Report HQ LAND (Log Sp) ý

51ý 6.3.1
DMLORD Reserved Demolition Order HQ E-in-C ý

52ý 4.8.9
EIWACTION Emergency in War Action PJHQ ý

53ý 4.16.1
EIWCONSULT Emergency in War Consultation PJHQ ý

54ý 4.16.2
EIWDECLARE Emergency in War Declare PJHQ ý

55ý 4.16.3
EIWRESCIND Emergency in War Rescind PJHQ ý

56ý 4.16.4
EIWSUPPORT Emergency in War Support PJHQ ý

57ý 4.16.5
EMBUREP Emergency Burial Report PS4(as)(A) ý

58ý 1.4
EMSIWARNREP Emitter Simulation Warning Report DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

59ý 4.13.1
ENGRDATAREP Engineer Data Report HQ E-in-C ý

60ý 4.8.2
ENGRRECCEORD Engineer Recce Order HQ E-in-C ý

61ý 4.8.3
ENGRRECCEREP Engineer Recce Report HQ E-in-C ý

62ý 4.8.4
ENGRREP Engineer Report HQ E-in-C ý

63ý 4.8.5
ENGRRESREP Engineer Resources Report HQ E-in-C ý

64ý 4.8.6
ENSITREP Enemy Situation Report DGD&D-LW1 ý

65ý 4.1.5
EODINCREP EOD Incident Report HQ E-in-C ý

66ý 4.9.1
EODTASKREP EOD Tasking/EOD Report HQ E-in-C ý

67ý 4.9.2
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EORTASKREP EOR Tasking/EOR Report HQ E-in-C ý
68ý 4.9.3
EVENTREP Events Report PJHQ ý

69ý 4.15.2
EWAM EW Approval Message DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

70ý 4.13.2
EWJAMREP EW Jamming Report DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

71ý 4.13.3
EWMASTR EW Multiple Asset Status Report DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

72ý 4.13.5
EWMSNSUM EW Mission Summary DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

73ý 4.13.4
EWRTM EW Request/Tasking Message DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

74ý 4.13.6
EWSTOPJAM EW Stop Jamming Message DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

75ý 4.13.7
EWTACREP EW Tactical Report DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

76ý 4.13.8
FCA.RAIL Frontier Crossing Advice - Rail QMG - Mov ý

77ý 6.3.2
FIRSTHOSTILE ACT First Hostile Act DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

78ý 2.6
FM.CFF Fire Mission - Call For Fire HQ DRA ý

79ý 4.6.4
FM.FMC Fire Mission - Fire Mission Command HQ DRA ý

80ý 4.6.5
FM.MTO Fire Mission - Message to Observer HQ DRA ý

81ý 4.6.6
FM.SUB Fire Mission - Subsequent Adjustment HQ DRA ý

82ý 4.6.7
FORCEPREP Force Prepare PJHQ ý

83ý 4.3.4
FRAGO Fragmentary Order DGD&D-LW1 ý

84ý 4.1.6
[[Y
GUNFIREALLOT Allocation of Naval Gunfire HQ RM ý
85ý 3.3
GUNFIREREP Naval Gunfire Report HQ RM ý

86ý 3.5
GUNFIREREQ Request for Naval Gunfire HQ RM ý

87ý 3.4
HARHIDEREP Harbour/Hide Report DGD&D-LW1 ý

88ý 4.1.7
HELACK Helicopter Request Acknowledgement PJHQ ý

89ý 5.12
HELLSREP Helicopter Landing Site Report PJHQ ý

90ý 5.13
HELOPSUM Helicopter Operational Summary PJHQ ý

91ý 5.14
HELQUEST Helicopter Request PJHQ ý

92ý 5.15
HELTASK Helicopter Task PJHQ ý

93ý 5.16
HNSREP Host Nation Support Report PJHQ ý

94ý 6.5.1
HNSREQ Host Nation Support Request PJHQ ý

95ý 6.5.2
IFFPROC Indication Friend or Foe Procedure HQ DRA ý

96ý 4.7.8
IMPLREQ Implementation Request Message DGD&D-LW2 ý

97ý 6.1.2
INCREP Incident Report DGD&D-LW1 ý

98ý 4.1.8
INFLIGHTREP In Flight Report PJHQ ý

99ý 5.17
INTREP Intelligence Report DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

100ý 2.7
INTREQ Intelligence Request DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

101ý 2.8
INTSPOTREP Intelligence Spot Report DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

102ý 2.9
[[YL
INTSUM Intelligence Summary DGD&D-Comd Sp ý
103ý 2.10
INTTOLAY Intent to Lay Minefield HQ E-in-C ý

104ý 4.8.7
JAATMSNO JAAT Mission Order PJHQ ý

105ý 5.18
JAATWNGO JAAT Warning Order PJHQ ý

106ý 5.19
LANDINTREP Land Intelligence Report DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

107ý 2.11
LASERWARN Laser Target Marking Warning Message PJHQ ý

108ý 5.20
LOCSITREP Lines of Communication Situation Report HQ LAND (G4 Ops) ý

109ý 4.1.9
LOCSTAT Location Statement DGD&D-LW1 ý

110ý 4.1.10
LOGASREQ Logistic Assistance Request DGD&D-LW2 ý

111ý 6.1.4
LOGASRESP Logistic Assistance Response DGD&D-LW2 ý

112ý 6.1.5
LOGASSESSREP Logistic Assessment Report DGD&D-LW2 ý

113ý 6.1.3
LOGDEFREP Logistic Deficiency Report DGD&D-LW2 ý

114ý 6.1.6
LOGSITLAND Logistic Situation Report Land Forces DGD&D-LW2 ý

115ý 6.1.8
LOGSITUNIT Logistic Situation Report (Unit) DGD&D-LW2 ý

116ý 6.1.7
LOGSURPLUSREP Logistic Surplus Report DGD&D-LW2 ý

117ý 6.1.9
LOGUPDATE Logistic Update DGD&D-LW2 ý

118ý 6.1.10
MAOTQUEST Mobile Air Operations Team Request PJHQ ý

119ý 5.21
MAPMSG Mapping Message DGD&D-LW1 ý

120ý 4.1.11
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MAPREQ Map Request DGD&D-LW2 ý
121ý 6.1.11
MATDEM Material Demand DGD&D-LW2 ý

122ý 6.1.12
MEDASSESSREP Medical Assessment Report DMed Ops/Plans ý

123ý 6.2.1
MEDSITREP Medical Situation Report DMed Ops/Plans ý

124ý 6.2.2
MEDSTORREQ Medical Stores Request DMed Ops/Plans ý

125ý 6.2.3
METCASTAIR Meteorological Forecast – Air Met Sp Gp ý

126ý 4.12.1
METCASTLAND Meteorological Forecast – Land Met Sp Gp ý

127ý 4.12.2
METREP Meteorological Report Met Sp Gp ý

128ý 4.12.3
MIJIWARNREP Meaconing, Intrusion, Jamming, Interference Warning Report DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

129ý 4.13.9
MISDEM Missile Demand DGD&D-LW2 ý

130ý 6.1.13
MNCCOMPASSESSREP MNC Compliance Assessment Report PJHQ ý

131ý 4.15.3
MOVOC Movement - Special Occasional Movement Situation Report QMG-Mov ý

132ý 6.3.7
MOVSITREP Movement Situation Report QMG-Mov ý

133ý 6.3.6
MSGCORRCANX Message Correction or Cancellation HQ R SIGNALS ý

134ý 8.4
NBC1 NBC - 1 (Observers Initial Report) AD NBC ý

135ý 4.5.5
NBC2 NBC - 2 (Evaluated Data from a Single Attack) AD NBC ý

136ý 4.5.6
NBC3 NBC - 3 (Immediate Contamination Warning) AD NBC ý

137ý 4.5.7
NBC4 NBC - 4 (Monitoring and Survey Results) AD NBC ý

138ý 4.5.8
[[YLLL
NBC5 NBC - 5 (Actual Contamination Information) AD NBC ý
139ý 4.5.9
NBC6 NBC - 6 (Details of "B" and "C" Attacks) AD NBC ý

140ý 4.5.10
NBCBWR NBC Basic Wind Data Report AD NBC ý

141ý 4.5.1
NBCCDR NBC Chemical Downwind Report AD NBC ý

142ý 4.5.2
NBCEDR NBC Effective Downwind Report AD NBC ý

143ý 4.5.3
NBCSITREP NBC Situation Report AD NBC ý

144ý 4.5.11
NNFP.FP Non-Nuclear Fire Planning - Fire Plan HQ DRA ý

145ý 4.6.8
NOTICAS Notification of Casualty HQ LAND (Med Ops) ý

146ý 1.5
OBSREP Obstacle Report HQ E-in-C ý

147ý 4.8.8
OFFTOFR Offset Offer Message DGD&D-LW2 ý

148ý 6.1.14
ONCASREP Other Nation Casualty Report JFHQ ý

149ý 1.6
ORBATAIR Order of Battle - Air Forces PJHQ ý

150ý 5.22
ORBATLAND Order of Battle - Land DGD&D-LW1 ý

151ý 4.1.12
ORBATTOALANDAIR Order of Battle Transfer of Authority - Land/Air DGD&D-LW1 ý

152ý 4.1.13
OWNSITREP Own Land Forces Situation Report DGD&D-LW1 ý

153ý 4.1.14
PERSREP Personnel Report DGD&D-LW1 ý

154ý 1.7
PISITREP Public Information Situation Report HQ LAND (G5 CA) ý

155ý 10.3
PRESENCE Presence Report DGD&D-LW1 ý

156ý 4.4.2
[[L[
PRETECHREP Preliminary Technical Report DGD&D-Comd Sp ý
157ý 2.12
PSOCOMAASSESSREP Peace Support Operations Commander’s Assessment Report PJHQ ý

158ý 4.15.4
PSYREP Psychological Operations Report DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

159ý 4.11.1
PTLREP Patrol Report DGD&D-LW1 ý

160ý 4.10.1
PTLTASKSUM Patrol Task Summary DGD&D-LW1 ý

161ý 4.10.2
PWINTERREP Prisoner of War Interrogation Report DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

162ý 2.13
PWREC Prisoner of War Personnel Record DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

163ý 1.10
PWREP(PWIB) Prisoner of War Report (Prisoner of War Information Bureau) DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

164ý 1.9
PWREP(UNIT) Prisoner of War Report (Unit) DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

165ý 1.8
RDMOVBID Road Movement Bid QMG-Mov ý

166ý 6.3.8
RDMOVCREDIT Road Movement Credit QMG-Mov ý

167ý 6.3.9
RDROUTERECCEREP Road/Route Reconnaissance Report QMG-Log Sp Svcs 2a ý

168ý 6.3.10
REALESTREQ Real Estate Request DGD&D-LW1 ý

169ý 4.4.3
REALESTRESP Real Estate Response DGD&D-LW1 ý

170ý 4.4.4
RFREQREQ Radio Frequency Request CIS Engr Gp ý

171ý 8.5
RFTDEM(PERS) Reinforcement Demand (Personnel) DGD&D-LW1 ý

172ý 1.11
ROEAUTH Rules of Engagement Authorisation PJHQ ý

173ý 4.2.1
ROEIMPL Rules of Engagement Implementation PJHQ ý

174ý 4.2.2
[[[
ROEREQ Rules of Engagement Request PJHQ ý
175ý 4.2.3
RPVMSN/RECCEREP RPV Mission/Reconnaissance Report PJHQ ý

176ý 5.23
RPVMSN/TCARMSG RPV Mission Tasking/Cancel/Accept/Refuse Message PJHQ ý

177ý 5.24
RRFREQREQ Radio Relay Frequency Request CIS Engr Gp ý

178ý 8.6
SAILSIG Movement Requirements - Sea:

QMG-Mov ý
179ý 6.3.4
b. Sailing Signal - Load Advice
SCATMINORD Scatterable Minefield Order HQ E-in-C ý

180ý 4.8.10
SCATMINREC Scatterable Minefield Record HQ E-in-C ý

181ý 4.8.11
SCATMINREP Scatterable Minefield Report HQ E-in-C ý

182ý 4.8.12
SCATMINREQ Scatterable Minefield Request HQ E-in-C ý

183ý 4.8.13
SCATMINWARN Scatterable Minefield Warning HQ E-in-C ý

184ý 4.8.14
SEAMOV Movement Requirements - Sea:

QMG-Mov ý
185ý 6.3.5
c. Sea Movement Resource Signal
SHORADLOCSTAT Short Range Air Defence Location and Status Report HQ DRA ý
186ý 4.7.9
SRFTRANSREP Surface Transport Reply QMG-Mov ý

187ý 6.3.11
SRFTRANSREQ Surface Transport Request QMG-Mov ý

188ý 6.3.12
STRIKEWARN (NUC) Friendly Nuclear Strike Warning AD NBC ý

189ý 4.5.4
SUPINTREP Supplementary Intelligence Report DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

190ý 2.14
TOTMSG Time On Target Message PJHQ ý

191ý 5.25
[[[L
TRANSCPL Transfer Complete Message DGD&D-LW2 ý
192ý 6.1.15
TSAREP Target Status Assessment Report DGD&D Comd Sp ý

193ý 2.15
TSASUM Target Status Assessment Summary DGD&D Comd Sp ý

194ý 2.16
WARNATTACKREP Warning of Attack Report DGD&D-Comd Sp ý

195ý 2.17
WCO Weapons Control Order HQ DRA ý

196ý 4.7.10
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OPERATIONAL SPONSORS
Serial Report Operational Sponsor Report Number

ý
1ý NBC1 AD NBC 4.5.5 135
ý
2ý NBC2 AD NBC 4.5.6 136
ý
3ý NBC3 AD NBC 4.5.7 137
ý
4ý NBC4 AD NBC 4.5.8 138
ý
5ý NBC5 AD NBC 4.5.9 139
ý
6ý NBC6 AD NBC 4.5.10 140
ý
7ý NBCBWR AD NBC 4.5.1 141
ý
8ý NBCCDR AD NBC 4.5.2 142
ý
9ý NBCEDR AD NBC 4.5.3 143
ý
10ý NBCSITREP AD NBC 4.5.11 144
ý
11ý STRIKEWARN (NUC) AD NBC 4.5.4 189
ý
12ý RFREQREQ CIS Engr Gp 8.5 171
ý
13ý RRFREQREQ CIS Engr Gp 8.6 178
ý
14ý TSAREP DGD&D Comd Sp 2.15 193
ý
15ý TSASUM DGD&D Comd Sp 2.16 194
ý
16ý AIRINTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.1 19
ý
17ý CIINTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.3 37
ý
18ý CIINTSUM DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.4 38
ý
19ý CISUPINTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.5 40
ý
20ý COMCAPREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.2 44
ý
21ý EMSIWARNREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.1 59
ý
22ý EWAM DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.2 70
ý
23ý EWJAMREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.3 71
ý
24ý EWMASTR DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.5 72
ý
25ý EWMSNSUM DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.4 73
ý
26ý EWRTM DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.6 74
ý
27ý EWSTOPJAM DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.7 75
ý
28ý EWTACREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.8 76
ý
29ý FIRSTHOSTILE ACT DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.6 78
ý
30ý INTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.7 100
ý
31ý INTREQ DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.8 101
ý
32ý INTSPOTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.9 102
ý
33ý INTSUM DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.10 103
ý
34ý LANDINTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.11 107
ý
35ý MIJIWARNREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.13.9 129
ý
36ý PRETECHREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.12 157
ý
37ý PSYREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 4.11.1 159
ý
38ý PWINTERREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.13 162
ý
39ý PWREC DGD&D-Comd Sp 1.10 163
ý
40ý PWREP(PWIB) DGD&D-Comd Sp 1.9 164
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ý
41ý PWREP(UNIT) DGD&D-Comd Sp 1.8 165
ý
42ý SUPINTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.14 190
ý
43ý WARNATTACKREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.17 195
ý
44ý ARRESTREP DGD&D-LW1 1.2 24
ý
45ý ASSESSREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.3 25
ý
46ý BOMBWARN DGD&D-LW1 4.1.1 31
ý
47ý CCLREP DGD&D-LW1 4.4.1 36
ý
48ý COLATDAMREP DGD&D-LW1 4.14.1 42
ý
49ý COMBATREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.2 43
ý
50ý CONTACTREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.4 48
ý
51ý ENSITREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.5 65
ý
52ý FRAGO DGD&D-LW1 4.1.6 84
ý
53ý HARHIDEREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.7 88
ý
54ý INCREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.8 98
ý
55ý LOCSTAT DGD&D-LW1 4.1.10 110
ý
56ý MAPMSG DGD&D-LW1 4.1.11 120
ý
57ý ORBATLAND DGD&D-LW1 4.1.12 151
ý
58ý ORBATTOALANDAIR DGD&D-LW1 4.1.13 152
ý
59ý OWNSITREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.14 153
ý
60ý PERSREP DGD&D-LW1 1.7 154
ý
61ý PRESENCE DGD&D-LW1 4.4.2 156
ý
62ý PTLREP DGD&D-LW1 4.10.1 160
ý
63ý PTLTASKSUM DGD&D-LW1 4.10.2 161
ý
64ý REALESTREQ DGD&D-LW1 4.4.3 169
ý
65ý REALESTRESP DGD&D-LW1 4.4.4 170
ý
66ý RFTDEM(PERS) DGD&D-LW1 1.11 172
ý
67ý AVDEM DGD&D-LW2 6.1.1 26
ý
68ý IMPLREQ DGD&D-LW2 6.1.2 97
ý
69ý LOGASREQ DGD&D-LW2 6.1.4 111
ý
70ý LOGASRESP DGD&D-LW2 6.1.5 112
ý
71ý LOGASSESSREP DGD&D-LW2 6.1.3 113
ý
72ý LOGDEFREP DGD&D-LW2 6.1.6 114
ý
73ý LOGSITLAND DGD&D-LW2 6.1.8 115
ý
74ý LOGSITUNIT DGD&D-LW2 6.1.7 116
ý
75ý LOGSURPLUSREP DGD&D-LW2 6.1.9 117
ý
76ý LOGUPDATE DGD&D-LW2 6.1.10 118
ý
77ý MAPREQ DGD&D-LW2 6.1.11 121
ý
78ý MATDEM DGD&D-LW2 6.1.12 122
ý
79ý MISDEM DGD&D-LW2 6.1.13 130
ý
80ý OFFTOFR DGD&D-LW2 6.1.14 148
ý
81ý TRANSCPL DGD&D-LW2 6.1.15 192
ý
82ý ADMITREP DMed Ops/Plans 1.1 10
ý
83ý CASEVACREQ DMed Ops/Plans 1.3 34
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ý
84ý MEDASSESSREP DMed Ops/Plans 6.2.1 123
ý
85ý MEDSITREP DMed Ops/Plans 6.2.2 124
ý
86ý MEDSTORREQ DMed Ops/Plans 6.2.3 125
ý
87ý ADAEQPTSTATE HQ DRA 4.7.3 06
ý
88ý ADAREP HQ DRA 4.7.6 07
ý
89ý ADENGAGEREP HQ DRA 4.7.2 08
ý
90ý ADESTBREP HQ DRA 4.7.5 09
ý
91ý ADREP HQ DRA 4.7.4 11
ý
92ý AFU.AMS HQ DRA 4.6.1 12
ý
93ý AFU.FUS HQ DRA 4.6.2 13
ý
94ý AIRACTIVITYREP HQ DRA 4.7.1 15
ý
95ý BOMBREP HQ DRA 4.6.3 30
ý
96ý CADREP HQ DRA 4.7.7 32
ý
97ý FM.CFF HQ DRA 4.6.4 79
ý
98ý FM.FMC HQ DRA 4.6.5 80
ý
99ý FM.MTO HQ DRA 4.6.6 81
ý
100ý FM.SUB HQ DRA 4.6.7 82
ý
101ý IFFPROC HQ DRA 4.7.8 96
ý
102ý NNFP.FP HQ DRA 4.6.8 145
ý
103ý SHORADLOCSTAT HQ DRA 4.7.9 186
ý
104ý WCO HQ DRA 4.7.10 196
ý
105ý BARREP HQ E-in-C 4.8.1 27
ý
106ý DMLORD HQ E-in-C 4.8.9 52
ý
107ý ENGRDATAREP HQ E-in-C 4.8.2 60
ý
108ý ENGRRECCEORD HQ E-in-C 4.8.3 61
ý
109ý ENGRRECCEREP HQ E-in-C 4.8.4 62
ý
110ý ENGRREP HQ E-in-C 4.8.5 63
ý
111ý ENGRRESREP HQ E-in-C 4.8.6 64
ý
112ý EODINCREP HQ E-in-C 4.9.1 66
ý
113ý EODTASKREP HQ E-in-C 4.9.2 67
ý
114ý EORTASKREP HQ E-in-C 4.9.3 68
ý
115ý INTTOLAY HQ E-in-C 4.8.7 104
ý
116ý OBSREP HQ E-in-C 4.8.8 147
ý
117ý SCATMINORD HQ E-in-C 4.8.10 180
ý
118ý SCATMINREC HQ E-in-C 4.8.11 181
ý
119ý SCATMINREP HQ E-in-C 4.8.12 182
ý
120ý SCATMINREQ HQ E-in-C 4.8.13 183
ý
121ý SCATMINWARN HQ E-in-C 4.8.14 184
ý
122ý LOCSITREP HQ LAND (G4 Ops) 4.1.9 109
ý
123ý CMOSITREP HQ LAND (G5 CA) 10.2 41
ý
124ý PISITREP HQ LAND (G5 CA) 10.3 155
ý
125ý DEPLOYREP HQ LAND (Log Sp) 6.3.1 51
ý
126ý NOTICAS HQ LAND (Med Ops) 1.5 146
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ý
127ý CCISSTATREP HQ R SIGNALS 8.1 35
ý
128ý COMSITREP HQ R SIGNALS 8.2 46
ý
129ý COMSPOT HQ R SIGNALS 8.3 47
ý
130ý MSGCORRCANX HQ R SIGNALS 8.4 134
ý
131ý CRAFTACK HQ RM 3.1 49
ý
132ý CRAFTREQ HQ RM 3.2 50
ý
133ý GUNFIREALLOT HQ RM 3.3 85
ý
134ý GUNFIREREP HQ RM 3.5 86
ý
135ý GUNFIREREQ HQ RM 3.4 87
ý
136ý ONCASREP JFHQ 1.6 149
ý
137ý METCASTAIR Met Sp Gp 4.12.1 126
ý
138ý METCASTLAND Met Sp Gp 4.12.2 127
ý
139ý METREP Met Sp Gp 4.12.3 128
ý
140ý ACMREQ PJHQ 5.10 01
ý
141ý ACO PJHQ 5.11 02
ý
142ý ACTORD PJHQ 4.3.1 03
ý
143ý ACTREQ PJHQ 4.3.2 04
ý
144ý ACTWARN PJHQ 4.3.3 05
ý
145ý AIR ACCEPT/REFUSE PJHQ 5.1 14
ý
146ý AIR ACTIVITYREP PJHQ 5.2 15
ý
147ý AIR RECCEREQ/TASK PJHQ 5.7 16
ý
148ý AIRALLOC PJHQ 5.3 17
ý
149ý AIRATTACKWARN PJHQ 5.4 18
ý
150ý AIRMISREP PJHQ 5.5 20
ý
151ý AIRMOVE PJHQ 5.6 21
ý
152ý AIRREQ PJHQ 5.8 22
ý
153ý AIRTASK PJHQ 5.9 23
ý
154ý CIMICREP PJHQ 10.1 39
ý
155ý COMPINFREP PJHQ 4.15.1 45
ý
156ý EIWACTION PJHQ 4.16.1 53
ý
157ý EIWCONSULT PJHQ 4.16.2 54
ý
158ý EIWDECLARE PJHQ 4.16.3 55
ý
159ý EIWRESCIND PJHQ 4.16.4 56
ý
160ý EIWSUPPORT PJHQ 4.16.5 57
ý
161ý EVENTREP PJHQ 4.15.2 69
ý
162ý FORCEPREP PJHQ 4.3.4 83
ý
163ý HELACK PJHQ 5.12 89
ý
164ý HELLSREP PJHQ 5.13 90
ý
165ý HELOPSUM PJHQ 5.14 91
ý
166ý HELQUEST PJHQ 5.15 92
ý
167ý HELTASK PJHQ 5.16 93
ý
168ý HNSREP PJHQ 6.5.1 94
ý
169ý HNSREQ PJHQ 6.5.2 95
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ý
170ý INFLIGHTREP PJHQ 5.17 99
ý
171ý JAATMSNO PJHQ 5.18 105
ý
172ý JAATWNGO PJHQ 5.19 106
ý
173ý LASERWARN PJHQ 5.20 108
ý
174ý MAOTQUEST PJHQ 5.21 119
ý
175ý MNCCOMPASSESSREP PJHQ 4.15.3 131
ý
176ý ORBATAIR PJHQ 5.22 150
ý
177ý PSOCOMAASSESSREP PJHQ 4.15.4 158
ý
178ý ROEAUTH PJHQ 4.2.1 173
ý
179ý ROEIMPL PJHQ 4.2.2 174
ý
180ý ROEREQ PJHQ 4.2.3 175
ý
181ý RPVMSN/RECCEREP PJHQ 5.23 176
ý
182ý RPVMSN/TCARMSG PJHQ 5.24 177
ý
183ý TOTMSG PJHQ 5.25 191
ý
184ý EMBUREP PS4(as)(A) 1.4 58
ý
185ý FCA.RAIL QMG - Mov 6.3.2 77
ý
186ý BATRECEVACREQ QMG-ES11c 6.4.1 28
ý
187ý BATRECEVACTASK QMG-ES11c 6.4.2 29
ý
188ý RDROUTERECCEREP QMG-Log Sp Svcs 2a 6.3.10 168
ý
189ý CARGOTRAFFIC QMG-Mov 6.3.3 33
ý
190ý MOVOC QMG-Mov 6.3.7 132
ý
191ý MOVSITREP QMG-Mov 6.3.6 133
ý
192ý RDMOVBID QMG-Mov 6.3.8 166
ý
193ý RDMOVCREDIT QMG-Mov 6.3.9 167
ý
194ý SRFTRANSREP QMG-Mov 6.3.11 186
ý
195ý SRFTRANSREQ QMG-Mov 6.3.12 187
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AIRSPACE CONTROL MEANS REQUEST
To: SIC: ACMREQ

From: Classification: Report Number:
As At/DTG: Precedence: 01 (5.10)
A 05 Airspace Control Means (1) (2) (6 Chars)

B 08 Airspace Control ID (2) (3) (5 Chars)
C 12 Horizontal dimension (2) Multiple
(Specify as multiple Grid References or GEOREFs). GRs/GEOREFs
(15/20 Chars)
D 19 Vertical dimension (2) (4) (20 Chars)
E 23 Published transit route details (2) (50 Chars)
F 27 Period of time - duration: (2)
29 START Date-Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
END DTG DTG (12 Chars)
G 34 Effective DTG (2) DTG (12 Chars)
H 35 Controlling Authority (2) (20 Chars)
I 52 Purpose - free text (2) (25 Chars)
J 55 Transit instructions - free text instructions as to how the (25 Chars)
transition is to be achieved (2)
K 69 Remarks - amplifying comment (as necessary) (100 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 1-1

Purpose Sponsor APP-9 AUSOPs TAM Revised
To request that a specific Airspace Control Means be specified in a
PJHQ X 11/06/98
future Airspace Control Order (ACO).
Notes:
1. Select from:
01 AR Air Route 10 HIDACZ High Density Airspace Control Zone

02 TC Transit Corridor 11 ACL Atlantic Co-ordinated Route Low
03 TL Traverse Level 12 ACHR Atlantic Co-ordinated Route High
04 LLTR Low Level Transit Route 13 IFFON IFF Switch On Line
05 SC Special Corridor 14 IFFOFF IFF Switch Off Line
06 BDZ Base Defence Zone
07 ROZ Restricted Operations Zone
08 WFZ Weapons Free Zone
09 RBFA Rear Boundary of the Forward Area
2. Serials ALPHA through JULIET may be repeated as a message block (segment) where more than one type of Airspace Control Means
is to be specified.
3. Serial BRAVO is mandatory if ALPHA is not used.
4. Vertical dimension is specified in actual heights or as pre-determined bands.
Issue 1.0: May 98 1-2

AIRSPACE CONTROL ORDER
To: SIC: ACO

A 08 Airspace control means (10 Chars)

B 15 Airspace control agency designator (20 Chars)
C 23 Horizontal dimension - area bounded by locations given as Multiple
Grid References or GEOREFs (1) GRs/GEOREFs
(15/20 Chars)
D 30 Vertical dimension - given as actual heights or pre-determined (15 Figs)
bands (in metres)
E Published transit route details:
42 Points - FROM/TO (Grid References) (1) GRs(10 Chars)
44
52 Timings - FROM/TO (Date-Time Groups (DTGs)) (1) DTGs(12 Chars)
54
F 61 Period - ACO duration given as START/END (Date- Time DTG (12 Chars)
67 Groups (DTGs)) (times only for daily cyclic repetitions) DTG (12 Chars)
G 70 Effective DTG - specifies the start of a repeated cycle DTG (12 Chars)
H 75 Controlling authority (20 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 2-1

To provide specific orders for airspace management from a higher
PJHQ X 11/06/98
command to subordinate units.
Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary.
Issue 1.0: May 98 2-2

ACTIVATION ORDER
To: SIC: ACTORD

As At/DTG: Precedence: 03 (4.3.1)
A 07 Situation (200 Chars)

B 12 Mission (100 Chars)
C 15 Priority of tasking (20 Chars)
D Activation
23 Request to nations to assign agreed forces (50 Chars)
27 Task Organisation (200 Chars)
(refer to the relevant FORCEPREP message)
34 Coordination (to include logistics) (200 Chars)
E Rules of Engagement (ROEs) (repeat once each) (1)
55 SACEUR (24 Chars)
58 Defence Planning Committee (DPC) controlled (24 Chars)
F 90 Authentication (2) (20 Chars)

To activate contingency plans, on-call forces, special surveillance
PJHQ X 11/06/98
missions or other unique requirements to employ military forces.
Issue 1.0: May 98 3-1

Notes:
1. A separate ROE Implementation Message (ROEIMPL) is also required.

2. Insert the appropriate codeword to be provided by the Codeword Action Officer (CAO).
Issue 1.0: May 98 3-2

ACTIVATION REQUEST
To: SIC: ACTREQ


B 12 Intentions (200 Chars)
C Specific Plan
15 Force Requirement (50 Chars)
22 Command and Control (50 Chars)
Rules of Engagement (ROEs) (Repeat once each)
43 Force Disposition (200 Chars)
D 55 Preparatory Action (300 Chars)
E 67 Public Information (100 Chars)

To request activation of military contingency plans, on-call forces,
special surveillance missions or other unique requirements to employ PJHQ X 11/06/98
military forces.
Issue 1.0: May 98 4-1

ACTIVATION WARNING
To: SIC: ACTWARN


B 11 Intentions (200 Chars)
C Specific Plan
21 Force Requirement (50 Chars)
25 Command and Control (50 Chars)
Rules of Engagement (ROEs) (Repeat once each):
50 Force Disposition (200 Chars)
D 62 Preparatory Action (300 Chars)
E 65 Public Information (100 Chars)

Used to warn of a potential requirement to activate military
contingency plans, on-call forces, special surveillance missions or PJHQ X 11/06/98
other unique requirements to employ military forces.
Issue 1.0: May 98 5-1

AIR DEFENDED AREA EQUIPMENT STATE
To: SIC: ADA EQPTSTATE

A 07 ADA Number (4 Figs)

B1 10 Equipment type (1) (2 Figs)
11 Serviceable (2 Figs)
12 Unserviceable (2 Figs)
13 Fit in 24 hrs
14 Destroyed (2 Figs)
25 Additional information (2 Figs)
B2 20 Equipment type (2) (2 Figs)

Report the equipment state for the air defended area, on which
HQ DRA 11/06/98
several different types of equipment may be deployed.
Issue 1.0: May 98 6-1

Notes:
1. Select from the following:
01 Rapier FSB1/BIMLI 04 Rapier FSC 06 Javelin SL 08 SP HVM

02 Rapier FSB2 05 Rapier FSC Radar Tracker 07 Javelin LML 09 HVM LML
03 DN 181 Radar Tracker
2. For additional equipment types, repeat as necessary.
Issue 1.0: May 98 6-2

AIR DEFENDED AREA REPORT
To: SIC: ADAREP

A 21 Optical Boundary
B 29 ADA Number (4 Chars)
30 Quantity of Fire Units (4 Chars)
C 33 Optical Boundary Point 1 (1) GR (15 Chars)
K 45 All Weather Boundary
L 63 ADA Number (4 Chars)
66 Quantity of Fire Units (4 Chars)
M 88 All Weather Boundary Point 1 (1) GR (15 Chars)

Report details of air defence coverage (area air defence) HQ DRA 11/06/98
Notes:
1. To indicate the ADA boundary (air defence coverage), repeat up to a maximum of 10 points.
2. Where boundary points do not join, the coverage is to be interpreted as a route defence.
Issue 1.0: May 98 7-1

AIR DEFENCE ENGAGEMENT OF HOSTILE AIRCRAFT REPORT
To: SIC: ADENGAGEREP

A 03 ENGAGEREP Number (5 Chars)

B 12 Effective Date-Time Group (DTG) of the engagement being DTG (12 Chars)
reported
C Aircraft seen:
C1 10 Number/Type (1) (20 Chars)
D Aircraft hit:
D1 20 Number/Type (1) (20 Chars)
E Helicopters seen:
E1 30 Number/Type (1) (20 Chars)
F Helicopters hit:
F1 40 Number/Type (1) (20 Chars)
G 50 Missiles fired (2 Figs)
H 57 Missiles remaining (3 Figs)
I 63 Remarks - amplification of the results of the AD engagement (100 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 8-1

To summarise and report the results of a specific engagement of
HQ DRA X 11/06/98
hostile aircraft by friendly ground forces.
Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary where more than one type of aircraft/helicopter is observed/hit.
Issue 1.0: May 98 8-2

AIR DEFENDED AREA ESTABLISHED REPORT
To: SIC: ADESTBREP


B 15 Established YES/NO (3 Chars)
C 85 As at DTG DTG (12 Chars)

To report when 75% of the equipment allocated to an ADA is present
HQ DRA X 11/06/98
on it.
Issue 1.0: May 98 9-1

ADMITTANCE REPORT
To: SIC: ADMITREP

A 07 Name(s) of the casualty (30 Chars)

B 11 Nationality (3 Chars)
C Personal details:
23 Rank (3 Chars)
25 Service/civilian identity number (15 Chars)
27 Unit organisation designator (20 Chars)
D 40 Nature of injury and, if appropriate, "listing" (2) (30 Chars)
E 54 Date-Time Group (DTG) of admittance DTG (12 Chars)
F 62 Prognosis (50 Chars)
G 67 Discharge details (50 Chars)

To report the admittance of a patient to a Role 3 unit. (1) D Med
X 11/06/98
Ops/Plans
Issue 1.0: May 98 10 - 1

Notes:
1. All casualties admitted are to be the subject of a separate ADMITREP, until ordered otherwise by higher formation. When transmission of
separate ADMITREPs for all casualties becomes impractical, they are to be limited to those concerned with the admission of other
nations' casualties. The ADMITREP is to be submitted for all casualties on admission, on change of "listing" and on discharge.
2. "Listing" is taken from the following:
01 VSI Very seriously ill

02 SI Seriously ill
Issue 1.0: May 98 10 - 2

AIR DEFENCE REPORT
To: SIC: ADREP

A 07 ADREP Number (5 Chars)

B Engagements since last report:
10 Total fixed wing aircraft destroyed (2 Figs)
13 Total helicopters destroyed (2 Figs)
15 Total missiles destroyed (2 Figs)
16 Total fixed wing aircraft damaged (2 Figs)
18 Total helicopters damaged (2 Figs)
19 Total missiles damaged (2 Figs)
23 Remarks (100 Chars)
C AD equipment status/availability - by complete fire unit:
20 Equipment type: (1) (10 Chars)
21 Deployed in action (2 Figs)
22 Unserviceable (U/S) (2 Figs)
23 Available in 24 hours (2 Figs)
24 Available in 48 hours (2 Figs)
25 Destroyed since last ADREP (2 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 11 - 1

D Ammunition stocks:
50 Ammunition type: (1) (10 Chars)
51 Quantity held on weapons (5 Figs)
52 Quantity held elsewhere (5 Figs)
53 (give location where appropriate) GR (15 Chars)
E 59 Additional Information (100 Chars)

To provide a summary of Air Defence (AD) engagement results since
the last ADREP, and to report the status and availability of AD HQ DRA X 11/06/98
equipment and ammunition.
Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary where more than one type of equipment/ammunition is being reported.
Issue 1.0: May 98 11 - 2

ARTILLERY FIRE UNIT – AMMUNITION STATUS
To: SIC: AFU.AMS

A Amendment
05 YES/NO (3 Chars)
07 Designator (1) (10 Chars)
B Map details: (2)
11 Map/Chart Series (12 Chars)
14 Map/Chart Suffix No (2 Figs)
17 Map/Chart Sheet No (3) (14 Chars)
20 Map/Chart Edition No (3) (6 Chars)
22 Geodetic Datum (3) (25 Chars)
C Fire support unit size designator:
32 Section (1 Char)
35 Platoon/Troop (1 Char)
38 Battery/Company (1 Char)
41 Battalion/Regiment (3 Chars)
42 Regiment/Brigade/Division (3 Chars)
D 50 Effective Date-Time Group (DTG) in ZULU time at which the DTG (12 Chars)
ammunition status is valid
E 52 Fire plan name (6 Chars)
F Projectile status: (4)
55 Projectile Type (5) (3 Chars)
58 Quantity (4 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 12 - 1

G Propellant status: (6)
60 Propellant Type (5) (5 Chars)
H Projectile fuze status: (4)
67 Fuze Type (5) (3 Chars)
I 72 Special remarks (2) (200 Chars)
J 75 Acknowledge - YES/NO (2) (3 Chars)
78 Instructions for acknowledging (50 Chars)
90 Force/unit to acknowledge (3) (30 Chars)

To establish or delete an ammunition status for a fire unit in current or
HQ DRA X 11/06/98
planned operations.
Notes:
1. If the answer at A is YES a unique amendment designator must be included here.

2. Use of this serial is optional.
4. Repeat as a group up to six times, initial plus five.
5. Select from the table overleaf.
6. Repeat as a group up to three times, initial plus two.
Issue 1.0: May 98 12 - 2

WEAPON PROJECTILE CODE PROPELLANT CODE FUZE CODE
TYPE
105MM HEA High Explosive CP Concrete Piercing
HEC APICM Anti-Personnel sub- PD Point Detonation
munition TI Time Action
VT Variable Time
MRF Multi-Role Fuze
155MM HEA High Explosive GREEN CP Concrete Piercing
HEI DPICM Anti-Tank sub-munition WHITE PD Point Detonation
HED Dual Purpose ICM XRNGA Extended Range – TI Time Action
HER Rocket Type A VT Variable Time
AML Anti-Material Mine, long delay XRNGB Extended Range – MRF Multi-Role Fuze
AMS Anti-Material Mine, short delay Type B
APL AP Mine, long delay
APS AP Mine, short delay
MLRS JED Dual Purpose ICM
JEE DPICM AP and Anti-Material
sub-munitions
JEH Reduced Range Practice
Rocket
JMT Anti-Tank Mine
JTA MLRS Terminally Guided
Warhead
JTB MLRS SADARM
JTC ATCMS Brilliant Anti-Tank
JEL Extended Range Rocket
Issue 1.0: May 98 12 - 3

ARTILLERY FIRE UNIT – FIRE UNIT STATUS
To: SIC: AFU.FUS

A Amendment
00 YES/NO (3 Chars)
B Map details: (2)
C Fire unit size designator:
10 Section (1 Char)
D 19 Effective Date-Time Group (DTG) in ZULU time at which the DTG (12 Chars)
fire unit status is valid
E 20 Fire plan name (6 Chars)
F Unit status:
23 Status from RDY = Ready/OUT = Out (3 Chars)
26 Return to action Date-Time (6 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 13 - 1

G Fire unit weapons details:
30 Type (4) (5 Chars)
32 Model No. (4) (6 Chars)
H 35 Response time (in minutes) (2 Figs)
I Unit location:
40 UTM Easting (in metres) (6 Figs)
41 UTM Northing (in metres) (8 Figs)
45 Altitude in metres (5 Chars)
J 48 Unit Grid Zone (6 Chars)
K 52 Azimuth of fire (in mils from Grid North) (4 Figs)
L 53 Minimum range in tens of metres (4 Figs)
M Maximum range:
58 Maximum range limitation category code (5) (6) (1 Fig)
61 Maximum range in tens of metres (6) (4 Figs)
N Rate of fire:
63 Maximum rate of fire (7) (4 Chars)
67 Sustained rate of fire (4 Chars)
O Traverse limits (in mils):
69 LEFT limit (4 Figs)
72 RIGHT limit (4 Figs)
P Tactical mission:
73 Fire unit mission selected from: (3 Chars)
DS Direct Support
GS General Support
GSR General Support Reinforcing
R Reinforcing
75 Zone of fire (6 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 13 - 2

Q Manoeuvre unit supported:
R Artillery unit reinforced:
S Nuclear radiation status:
90 Radiation exposure (8) (1 Fig)
92 Nuclear vulnerability category (9) (6 Chars)
T 95 Special remarks (2) (200 Chars)
U 97 Acknowledge - YES/NO (2) (3 Figs)

To establish or delete the status for fire units in current or planned
HQ DRA X 11/06/98
operations for the purpose of making tactical fire control decisions.
Notes:

Issue 1.0: May 98 13 - 3

4. Select from:
WEAPON MODEL
105MM L118, L119, M101A1, M102, M119
155MM 109A3G, AS9039, AS9052, AUF1, FH70, M109A3, M109A4, M109A5, M109A6, PH2000
M114A1, M114A2, M1950, M198, TRF1
MLRS M270
5. Select from:
1 High Explosive Normal Range
2 High Explosive Extended Range
6. Repeat as a group up to five times, initial plus four.
7. The third character position for each of these rates must always be the special character 'Period' (.).
8. Select from:
0 No exposure
1 Greater than (0) but less than or equal to 70 Rads
2 Greater than 70 but less than or equal to 150 Rads
3 Greater than 150 Rads
Issue 1.0: May 98 13 - 4

9. Select from:
CODE DEFINITION
PEREXP Casualties To Personnel In Open
PERTNK Casualties To Personnel In Tanks
PERAPC Casualties To Personnel In APCs
PERVEH Casualties To Personnel In Wheeled Vehicles
PEREAR Casualties To Personnel In Earth Shelters
PERFOX Casualties To Personnel In Foxholes
VEHEXP Moderate Damage To Exposed Wheeled Vehicles
VEHSLD Moderate Damage To Shielded Wheeled Vehicles
WHEART Moderate Damage To Towed Artillery
TNKMOD Moderate Damage To Tanks, APCs And Sp Artillery
BRIHRD Moderate Damage To Hard Fixed Bridges
BRISFT Moderate Damage To Soft Fixed Bridges
SUPPLY Severe Damage To Supply Depots
COPCGO Severe Damage To Randomly Parked Cargo/Transportation Helicopters
COPOBS Severe Damage To Randomly Parked Light Observation Helicopters
Issue 1.0: May 98 13 - 5

AIR/ACCEPT REFUSE
To: SIC: AIR ACCEPT/REFUSE

A 07 Accept or Refuse (6 Chars)

B 21 Time on target Date-Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
C 29 Number and type of aircraft (50 Chars)
D 32 Armament (50 Chars)
E 38 Control arrangements if different from those included in the (200 Chars)
relevant AIRREQ message

To transmit acceptance/refusal of an Air Request (AIRREQ)
PJHQ 11/06/98
message.
Issue 1.0: May 98 14 - 1

AIR ACTIVITY REPORT
To: SIC: AIR ACTIVITYREP


B 20 Hostile aircraft/helicopter type and hits: (1)
Type (50 Chars)
Number of hits (2) (2 Figs)

To report hostile aircraft activity and engagements in an air defence
HQ DRA 11/06/98
area
Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary for different aircraft types.
2. Provisional report of the number of successful engagements, i.e. number of aircraft shot down. This report is used for immediate
reporting and independent confirmation of kills will normally be required.
Issue 1.0: May 98 15 - 1

AIR RECONNAISSANCE REQUEST/TASK
To: SIC: AIR RECCEREQ/TASK

L 18 Originator’s Request Serial Number (15 Chars)

M 22 Type of reconnaissance (20 Chars)
N 38 Map series, sheet and edition number (30 Chars)
O 42 Location and description of the target (60 Chars)
P 55 Purpose of the reconnaissance (150 Chars)
Q 69 Photographic scale or scale limits acceptable (50 Chars)
R 72 Products required (20 Chars)
S 73 Delivery address (40 Chars)
T 79 Latest acceptable time (Date-Time Group (DTG)) DTG (12 Chars)
U 85 Special Instructions (150 Chars)
V 92 Tasking Instructions (100 Chars)

To request or task an Air Reconnaissance mission. PJHQ 11/06/98
Notes:
1. Serials A to K have special significance elsewhere, but do not need to be included here.
Issue 1.0: May 98 16 - 1

AIR ALLOCATION MESSAGE
To: SIC: AIRALLOC

A 05 Air Allocation:
From (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
To (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
B 10 Individual allocations: (1)
Echelon/Formation/Unit/Operation etc. (50 Chars)
Attack (2) (3 Figs)
Recce (3 Figs)

To allocate air assets to formations/units or individual operations. PJHQ 12/06/98
Notes:
1. Repeat for each Echelon/Formation/Unit/Operation.
2. Attack and Recce often list as “Attack/Recce”, e.g. 15/10 is 15 attack sorties and 10 recce.
Issue 1.0: May 98 17 - 1

AIR ATTACK WARNING
To: SIC: AIRATTACKWARN

A Map data:
13 Map/Chart Suffix No (1) (2 Figs)
29 Geodetic Datum (25 Chars)
B 30 Effective Date-Time Group (DTG) of the early warning DTG (12 Chars)
C Early Warning:
41 Grid Reference of sighting GR (15 Chars)
44 Early warning bearing in Degrees True ((3 Figs)
47 Verified count of aircraft (2) (5 Chars)
58 Aircraft generic category (3) (4 Chars)
63 Altitude (in feet) or as a general indicator (4) (5 Figs/2 Chars)
69 Aircraft speed (in kilometres per hour) or as a general (4 Figs/4 Chars)
indicator - FAST/SLOW

To warn of imminent enemy air attacks against friendly forces. PJHQ X X X 12/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 18 - 1

Notes:
2. Enter the number of aircraft (1-999) followed by the verification indicator selected from:
01 C Reference indicator certain

02 U Reference indicator uncertain
03 NA Reference indicator not available
3. Select from: 4. Select from:
01 A Attack 01 H High
02 B Bomber 02 M Medium
03 C Cargo/Transport 03 L Low
04 EW Electronic Warfare 04 VH Very High
05 F Fighter 05 VL Very Low
06 FW Fixed-wing, General
07 RF Reconnaissance
08 LOH Helicopter, Light Observation
09 AAH Helicopter, Armed/Assault/Anti-tank
10 UTTH Helicopter, Utility/Technical Transport
11 MTH Helicopter, Medium Transport
12 HTH Helicopter, Heavy Transport
Issue 1.0: May 98 18 - 2

AIR INTELLIGENCE REPORT
To: SIC: AIRINTREP

A Airfield/Location (1) (2)

01 Country code (2 Chars)
03 Airfield name (3) (15 Chars)
05 Basic Encyclopaedia (BE) number (4 Figs)
07 Alternate airfield name (4) (15 Chars)
09 Location GR (15 Chars)
[Must always be followed by one or more of: Enemy Aircraft
Arrived/Departed/Losses or Remaining (BRAVO – ECHO).
Repeat as necessary.] (5) (6) (7)
B Enemy Aircraft Arrived: (8)
12 Aircraft Code (9) (3 Chars)
14 Mark/Variant (9) (1 Char)
15 Number of Aircraft arrived (2 Figs)
21 Subordination (9) (3 Figs)
25 Primary Role Code (9) (3 Chars)
27 Secondary Role Code (9) (3 Chars)
33 Number of Aircraft remaining (2 Figs)
36 Country Code from which arrived (9) (2 Chars)
39 Airfield name from which arrived (9) (15 Chars)
40 BE No. of the airfield from which arrived (4 Figs)
42 Amplification (optional) (6) (200 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 19 - 1

C Enemy Aircraft Departed: (8)
52 Number of Aircraft departed (2 Figs)
65 Country Code to which departed (9) (2 Chars)
67 Airfield name to which departed (9) (15 Chars)
70 BE No. of the airfield to which departed (4 Figs)
D Enemy Aircraft Losses: (8)
79 Number of Aircraft lost (2 Figs)
80 How killed (10) (2 Chars)
E Enemy Aircraft Remaining: (8)
F 99 Narrative (7) (1000 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 19 - 2

To report significant changes in location, disposition, status and other
elements of essential information concerning Non-NATO Air Order of Comd Sp X 12/06/98
Battle (AOB), including Naval Air and airfields.
Notes:
1. Repeat serials ALPHA through FOXTROT as necessary for each airfield/location being reported.
2. In the event that there is a need to report aircraft activity, e.g. HELO or VSTOL/STOL operations, which does not take place at an
identifiable airfield, report against 'Airfield name' (Serial A2) in LAT/LONG, e.g. 5646N3 3719E2.
3. The name of the airfield at which the activity is taking place as recorded in the SHAPE Aircraft Order of Battle and Aircraft Catalogue
(AOBAC).
4. The alternate name at which the activity is taking place; taken from the SHAPE AOBAC.
5. In the event that more than one Aircraft type are located at or taking part in events at the same airfield/location, each of Serials BRAVO
through ECHO may be repeated as required within a single message in order to report the activity by all types of aircraft at the airfield/location.
6. If any of Serials BRAVO through ECHO does not provide sufficient scope for reporting the necessary information adequately, the optional
element 'Amplification' may be used at the end of the relevant serial.
7. If Serials BRAVO through ECHO taken as a group do not provide sufficient scope for reporting the information, the optional element
'Narrative' may be used at the end of each message block (segment) as necessary.
The information to be provided in this message element (set) is repeatable for each Aircraft type being reported.
9. Select from the SHAPE AOBAC.
10. Select from:
01 SA Surface-to-Air
02 SS Surface-to-Surface
03 AS Air-to-Surface
04 AA Air-to-Air
05 DF Defector
06 AC Accident/Crash
Issue 1.0: May 98 19 - 3

AIR MISSION REPORT
To: SIC: AIRMISREP

03 AIRMISREP (9 Chars)
05 Air Task/Mission Number (10 Chars)
A 18 Location Identifier – such as target number/co-ordinates, line (50 Chars)
search number or relation to a line (as applicable).
B 25 Time on Target/Time of Sighting (Date-Time Group (DTG)) DTG (12 Chars)
C 38 Results (300 Chars)
D 50 Other Information – e.g. (300 Chars)
Enemy air defence (AD)
Electronic surveillance measures (ESM) intercept details
Jamming encountered
Target weather
Weather encountered on route

To report air mission results. PJHQ X 12/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 20 - 1

Notes:
1. Sent when requested in the AIRTASK message or when it is considered that the appropriate commanders require it.
2. The AIRMISREP is the standard form of message whereby the airfield/aircraft carrier informs the tasking, requesting and/or other
interested unit/formation/agency of the results of a mission.
Issue 1.0: May 98 20 - 2

AIR MOVE DETAILS
To: SIC: AIRMOVE

A Movement details
12 Movement status (1) (9 Chars)
15 Aircraft callsign(s) (30 Chars)
18 Arrival/departure time DTG (12 Chars)
23 Revised departure time (2) DTG (12 Chars)
25 Reason for delay/cancellation (3) (8 Chars)
B Route details
Points (Grid References)
30 FROM GR (10 Chars)
31 TO GR (10 Chars)
Timings (Date-Time Groups (DTGs))
40 FROM DTG (12 Chars)
41 TO DTG (12 Chars)
C Arrival status
68 Agency/facility assuming control (20 Chars)
84 Fuel status (15 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 21 - 1

To determine and confirm which agency has tactical control of an air
move and to enable overdue action to be initiated at the earliest PJHQ X 12/06/98
opportunity
Notes:
1. Select from:
01 ARRIVAL 02 CANCEL 03 DELAY 04 DEPARTURE
2. This must be included if the entry at A1 (Serial 12) is DELAY.
3. Select from:
01 AIRCRAFT Aircraft not available

02 AIRFIELD Airfield or facilities unserviceable
03 CREW Crew not available
04 PRIORITY Priority of other requests prevails
05 TOT TOT too early/late
06 WEAPON Weapon not available
07 WEATHER Weather unsuitable
Issue 1.0: May 98 21 - 2

AIR REQUEST
To: SIC: AIRREQ

03 AIR REQUEST (10 Chars)

05 Air Request Number (10 Chars)
A 10 Details of task – e.g. destroy/neutralise/search. (200 Chars)
Target description. Location/search line details. Give priority
and states whether photo confirmation is required of recce.
B 20 Time on target - specific time or AS SOON AS POSSIBLE DTG (12 Chars)
22 (ASAP) and a NOT LATER THAN (NLT) time/latest time DTG (12 Chars)
information of value
C 30 Friendly forces location - where involved with or in close (30 Chars)
proximity (1000m) to the target location. (1)
If no friendly forces within 1000m, NIL is to be specified.
This paragraph must always be completed
D 40 Control Arrangements - from, as applicable: (100 Chars)
Radar Control - Callsign and frequency of initial control radar
Radar Control - Callsign and frequency of forward control
radar
TACP/ASOC – Callsign and frequency (3)
TACP/ALO – Callsign and frequency (3)
TACP/FAC – Callsign and frequency (3)
Contact point/orbit point/initial point
Marker(s) - indicator smoke, panel, etc.
Issue 1.0: May 98 22 - 1

E 50 In-Flight Report - C/S and frequency to whom in-flight report (20 Chars)
is to be made if one is necessary
F NOT USED
G NOT USED
H 80 Armament requested or NOT USED, as applicable (10 Chars)
I 90 Any other information (200 Chars)

To request tactical air support for land or maritime operations. PJHQ X X 12/06/98
Notes:
1. Preferably given in relation to an easily seen topographical feature. Failing this, given in relation to the target by bearing and distance or a
grid reference.
2. If not required, paragraph prefix letters are omitted, except in the case of CHARLIE which always requires location reference(s) or NIL.
3. TACP = Tactical Air Control Point; ASOC = Air Support Operations Centre; ALO = Air Liaison Officer; FAC = Forward Air Controller.
Issue 1.0: May 98 22 - 2

AIR TASK
To: SIC: AIRTASK

03 AIRTASK (8 Chars)
A 10 Task Details – e.g. DESTROY/NEUTRALISE/SEARCH. (200 Chars)
Target description.
Location/search line details.
Gives priority (if necessary).
States if Photo confirmation is required of recce.
B 21 Time on Target (TOT) - specific time or ASAP (as soon as DTG (12 Chars)
25 possible) and a NLT (not later than) time. DTG (12 Chars)
C 32 Friendly Forces Location - where involved with or in close (30 Chars)
proximity (1000m) to the target location. (1)
If there are no friendly forces within 1000m,
NIL is to be specified.
[This Serial must always be completed]
Issue 1.0: May 98 23 - 1

D 40 Control Arrangement - from, as applicable: (100 Chars)
Radar Control – Callsign (C/S) and frequency of initial
control radar
Radar Control - C/S and frequency of forward control radar
TACP/ASOC - C/S and frequency (3)
TACP/ALO - C/S and frequency (3)
TACP/FAC - C/S and frequency (3)
Contact point/orbit point/initial point
Marker(s) - indicator smoke, panel, etc.
E 48 In-Flight Report (IFR) – callsign and frequency to whom the (20 Chars)
in-flight report is to be made (if required)
F 53 Squadron (or Wing) (5 Chars)
G 56 Number and type of aircraft (10 Chars)
H 64 Armament (10 Chars)
I 79 Any other information (200 Chars)

To task tactical air support for land or maritime operations. PJHQ X 12/06/98
Notes:
1. Preferably given in relation to an easily seen topographical feature. Failing this, given in relation to the target by bearing and distance or
a grid reference.
2. If not required, serials may be omitted, except in the case of C which always requires location reference(s) or a specific NIL.
3. TACP = Tactical Air Control Point; ASOC = Air Support Operations Centre; ALO = Air Liaison Officer; FAC = Forward Air Controller.
Issue 1.0: May 98 23 - 2

ARREST REPORT
To: SIC: ARRESTREP

A 03 ARRESTREP Serial Number (unique) (5 Chars)

B Map details: (1)
C Details of arrest:
25 Name (20 Chars)
28 Age (2 Figs)
30 Sex (1 Fig)
32 ID card no. (20 Chars)
35 Address (100 Chars)
37 Reason for arrest (100 Chars)
41 Date-Time Group (DTG) of arrest DTG (12 Chars)
42 Place of arrest (20 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 24 - 1

D Arresting person:
45 Service No. (10 Chars)
48 Rank (3 Chars)
49 Name (20 Chars)
52 Sub-unit (20 Chars)
E Witness details: (2)
55 Service/ID No. (10 Chars)
57 Rank/Title (3 Chars)
63 Name (20 Chars)
66 Sub-unit/Address (as appropriate) (100 Chars)
F General comments: (1)
73 Further action taken (300 Chars)
75 Any items of interest (300 Chars)

Used to report the details of an arrest or detention by military forces. LW1 X X 12/06/98
Notes:
1. Optional.
Issue 1.0: May 98 24 - 2

COMMANDER’S ASSESSMENT
To: SIC: ASSESSREP

A 01 Political Overview (500 Chars)

B Assessment - Opposing Forces (OPFOR):
03 Strategic Overview (1000 Chars)
04 OPFOR Summary (500 Chars)
05 OPFOR Options (500 Chars)
C Assessment - Blue Forces:
20 Posture (1000 Chars)
23 Military Situation (1000 Chars)
25 Logistics (1000 Chars)
31 CIS Assessment (1000 Chars)
35 Precautions (1000 Chars)
D Commander’s Overall Assessment:
40 Blue Forces (500 Chars)
45 OPFOR Situation (500 Chars)
50 Concerns (500 Chars)
E 66 Intentions (1000 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 25 - 1

To provide the commander's assessment of the overall strategic/local
LW1 X 12/06/98
situation and his intended or recommended actions.
Issue 1.0: May 98 25 - 2

ARMOURED VEHICLE DEMAND
To: SIC: AVDEM

A 09 Unit Request Serial Number (10 Chars)

B 68 Type of Vehicle (1) (50 Chars)
C 91 Quantity (4 Figs)
D 93 RV (grid reference) (15 Chars)
E 95 Any additional information (100 Chars)

To request replacement Armoured Vehicles. LW2 X X 12/06/98
Notes:
1. Repeat B and C for different types of vehicle.
Issue 1.0: May 98 26 - 1

FRIENDLY OBSTACLE LIST (BARRIER REPORT)
To: SIC: BARREP

A 03 Amendment YES/NO (3 Chars)

B 08 Operation Order (OPORD) reference (if applicable) (10 Chars)
C Map details
12 Map/Chart Suffix Number (2 Figs)
15 Map/Chart Sheet Number (2) (14 Chars)
17 Map/Chart Edition Number (2) (6 Chars)
D Barrier Data: (2)
20 Obstacle Number (6 Chars)
22 Obstacle Nickname (21 Chars)
23 Obstacle Zone/Belt Name/Number (14 Chars)
25 Task Serial Number (10 Chars)
26 Grid Reference (GR) (2) GR (15 Chars)
28 Obstacle type (2) (3) (2 Chars)
32 Generic mine type (2) (4) (1 Char)
33 Obstacle status (2) (5) (3 Chars)
E Obstacle effective times: (2)
42 END DTG DTG (12 Chars)
Draft 1.0: May 98 27 - 1

F 54 Special remarks (100 Chars)
G 56 Acknowledge - YES/NO (3 Chars)

To pass information on friendly obstacles, current and planned, in the
HQ EinC(A) X 12/06/98
Own Force's barrier plan.
Notes:
3. Select specific obstacle type from:
01 BE Berm 10 CR Road crater

02 MF Minefield 11 DM Demolition
03 WO Barbed wire obstacle 12 DG Dry gap
04 TD Antitank ditch 13 WW Waterway
05 AB Abatis 14 FL Flooding
06 BP Beam post obstacle 15 LS Landslide
07 FB Falling block obstacle 16 UX UXO
08 BT Booby traps 17 OT Other (4)
09 DT Dragon teeth
Draft 1.0: May 98 27 - 2

4. Select from:
30 A Area 34 P Anti-personnel
31 H Anti-helicopter 35 T Anti-tank
32 N No mines 36 U Unknown
33 O Off-route
5. Select from:
50 PRO Proposed 55 PAS Passable

51 PLR Planned Reserve 56 BRE Breached
52 PLP Planned Preliminary 57 CLR Cleared
53 IMP Prepared for Execution 58 CAN Cancelled
54 EXE Executed 59 MRK Marked
Draft 1.0: May 98 27 - 3

BATTLEFIELD RECOVERY/EVACUATION REQUEST
To: SIC: BATRECEVACREQ

A Amendment
03 YES/NO (1 Fig)
B Map data:
C 25 Assisted unit ID (20 Chars)
D Location of vehicle(s) to be recovered/evacuated:
31 Geographic place name (if applicable) (10 Chars)
34 Grid Reference (2) GR (15 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 28 - 1

E Vehicle recovery/evacuation data: (6)
36 Request Number (8 Chars)
38 Vehicle make (10 Chars)
40 Vehicle type (10 Chars)
42 Registration mark (25 Chars)
45 Driving/towing state (3) (1 Char)
47 Support required (4) (4 Chars)
51 Crew available - Y/N (1 Char)
53 Condition code (5) (2 Chars)
F 56 Destination unit ID and point of contact (POC) (40 Chars)
G Destination location:
62 Grid Reference GR (15 Chars)
H Cargo details:
64 General load indicator (6 Chars)
67 Cargo type(s) (2) (30 Chars)
69 Quantity(ies) (2) (7 Chars)
I Special equipment required:
72 Battlefield recovery equipment (2) (7 Chars)
[Repeat as necessary]
J 78 Additional services required (100 Chars)
K Obstruction:
83 Type (8 Chars)
86 Shape (6 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 28 - 2

L Refuelling:
92 Position name (15 Chars)
95 Fuel quantity (15 Chars)
98 NATO standard fuel type (5 Chars)
04 NATO standard fuel type (alternative) (5 Chars)
M 06 Rendezvous (RV) indicator - Y/N (1 Char)
N RV location:
O 18 RV Date-Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
P Recovery communications:
19 Assisted unit callsign (C/S) (4 Chars)
28 Frequency (14 Chars)

To request battlefield recovery assistance for one or more vehicles at
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a single location.
Notes:
1. If the answer at ALPHA is YES a unique amendment designator must be included here.
3. Select from:
01 D Drivable
02 P Straight pull
03 T Suspended tow
Issue 1.0: May 98 28 - 3

4. Select from:
01 RECV Recover only

02 EVAC Evacuation only
03 BOTH Both
04 N Not towable
5. Select from:
01 X Unit/Organisation
02 Y Field/Direct support
03 Z Base/Depot
04 BR Beyond repair
6. Repeat serials E through J for each vehicle to be recovered/evacuated.
Issue 1.0: May 98 28 - 4

BATTLEFIELD RECOVERY/EVACUATION TASK
To: SIC: BATRECEVACTASK

A 04 Amendment YES/NO (1 Fig)

B Map data:
C 23 Tasked unit ID (20 Chars)
D 25 Assisted unit ID (20 Chars)
E Location of vehicle(s) to be recovered/evacuated:
Issue 1.0: May 98 29 - 1

F Vehicle recovery/evacuation data: (6)
40 Request Number (8 Chars)
41 Vehicle make (10 Chars)
45 Registration mark (25 Chars)
47 Driving/towing state (3) (1 Char)
52 Support required (4) (4 Chars)
54 Crew available - Y/N (1 Char)
57 Condition code (5) (2 Chars)
G 60 Destination unit ID and point of contact (POC) (40 Chars)
H Destination location:
I Cargo details:
68 General load indicator (6 Chars)
71 Cargo type(s) (2) (30 Chars)
74 Quantity(s) (2) (7 Chars)
J Special equipment required:
78 Battlefield recovery equipment (2) (7 Chars)
83 Battlefield recovery equipment, etc
K 85 Additional services required (100 Chars)
L Obstruction:
87 Type (8 Chars)
89 Shape (6 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 29 - 2

M Refuelling:
92 Position name (15 Chars)
97 Fuel quantity (15 Chars)
01 NATO standard fuel type (5 Chars)
03 NATO standard fuel type (alternative) (5 Chars)
N 07 Rendezvous (RV) indicator - Y/N (1 Char)
O RV location:
P 27 RV Date-Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
Q Recovery communications:
28 Assisted unit callsign (C/S) (40 Chars)
43 Frequency (14 Chars)

To allocate recovery assets either in response to a
BATRECEVACREQ message, or to initiate a formation vehicle QMG (ES11c) X 12/06/98
evacuation programme.
Notes:
1. If the answer at ALPHA is YES a unique amendment designator must be included here.
Issue 1.0: May 98 29 - 3

3. Select from:
01 D Drivable
02 P Straight pull
03 T Suspended tow
04 N Not towable
4. Select from:
10 RECV Recover only

11 EVAC Evacuation only
12 BOTH Both
5. Select from:
21 X Unit/Organisation
22 Y Field/Direct support
23 Z Base/Depot
24 BR Beyond repair
6. Repeat Serials F through K for each vehicle to be recovered/evacuated.
Issue 1.0: May 98 29 - 4

BOMBREP/SHELREP/ROCKREP/MORTREP
To: SIC: BOMBREP

A Map details: (1)

B 12 Bombardment type (3) (6 Chars)
C Observer's location:
18 Altitude (in metres) (5 Chars)
D 20 Observer's Grid Zone (6 Chars)
E Indicators of Hostile Battery (HB) location:
22 Observer/HB bearing (in mils) (4) (4 Figs)
24 Observer/HB range (in metres) (5 Figs)
27 Flash/Bang Time (in seconds) (2 Figs)
F HB location:
G 39 HB Grid Zone (6 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 30 - 1

H Bombardment duration:
43 FROM Date-Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
45 TO DTG DTG (12 Chars)
I Bombarded area location:
J 50 Bombarded area Grid Zone (6 Chars)
K Bombarded area size:
52 Length or radius (in metres) (4 Figs)
54 Width (in metres) (4 Figs)
55 Attitude - azimuth of the longest axis (in mils) (4 Figs)
L 57 Own troops target type (5) (6 Chars)
M 60 Target subtype (5) (6 Chars)
N 62 Degree of protection (6) (9 Chars)
O 63 Target strength (4 Figs)
P 67 Enemy equipment(s) (20 Chars)
Q 69 Nature of fire (7) (14 Chars)
R 70 Details of fire: (50 Chars)
Type of projectile
Calibre of projectile
Approximate size of projectile
Aircraft/helicopter type
Number of projectiles
Bombardment intensity
S 85 Damage inflicted - as percentage of friendly unit capability (2 Figs)
T 87 Report accuracy (20 Chars)
U 89 Boundary/Checked Zone flag details (30 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 30 - 2

To report hostile bomb, shell, rocket and mortar attack. HQ DRA X X X 12/06/98
Notes:
3. Select from:
01 ARTY Guns
02 MORT Mortars
03 RKTMSL Rockets
04 SSM Surface to Surface Missiles
05 ACFT Aircraft
06 HEL Helicopter
07 UNK Unknown
4. If GRID is specified this gives the direction of the HB from the bombarded location.
Issue 1.0: May 98 30 - 3

5. Select from:
Type Type Subtype Subtype

code definition code definition
01 ADA Air Defence Artillery 01 UNK Unknown
02 LT Light
03 MDM Medium
04 HV Heavy
05 MSL Missile
06 POS Position
02 ARMOR Armour 07 UNK Unknown
08 LT Light
09 MDM Medium
10 HV Heavy
11 APC Armd Personnel Carrier
12 POS Position
03 ARTY Artillery 13 UNK Unknown
14 LT Light
15 MDM Medium
16 HV Heavy
17 POS Position
04 ASSY Assembly Areas 18 UNK Unknown
19 TRP Troops
20 TRPVEH Troops and Vehicles
21 TRPMEC Mechanised Troops
22 TRPARM Troops and Armour
05 BLDG Building 23 UNK Unknown
24 WOOD Wood
25 MASNRY Masonry
26 CONCR Concrete
27 METAL Metal
28 SPCL Special Purpose
06 BRIDGE Bridge 29 UNK Unknown
30 FTPON Foot Pontoon
31 VEHPON Vehicle Pontoon
32 CONCR Concrete
33 WOOD Wood
34 STEEL Steel
35 SITE Site
36 RAFT Raft
37 FERRY Ferry
07 CEN Centre 38 UNK Unknown
39 SMALL Small
40 BN Battalion
41 REGT Regiment
42 DIV Division
43 FWD Forward
Issue 1.0: May 98 30 - 4

08 EQUIP Equipment 44 UNK Unknown
45 RADAR Radar
46 EW Electronic Warfare
47 SLT Searchlight
48 GDNC Guidance
49 LS Loudspeaker
09 MORT Mortars 50 UNK Unknown
51 LT Light
52 MDM Medium
53 HV Heavy
54 VH Very Heavy
55 POS Position
10 PERS Personnel 56 UNK Unknown
57 INF Infantry
58 OP Observation Post
59 PTL Patrol
60 WKPTY Work Party
61 POS Position
11 RKTMSL Rockets/Missiles 62 UNK Unknown
63 APERS Anti-Personnel
64 LTMSL Light Missile
65 MDMMSL Medium Missile
66 HVMSL Heavy Missile
67 ATANK Anti-Tank
68 POS Position
12 SUPPLY Supply Dump 69 UNK Unknown
70 CLV Class 5
71 CLIII Class 3
72 CLIV Class 4
73 CLI Class 1
74 CLII Class 2
76 CLV Class 5
77 CLIII Class 3
78 CLIV Class 4
79 CLI Class 1
80 CLII Class 2
14 TER Terrain Features 81 UNK Unknown
82 ROAD Road
83 JCT Road Junction
84 HILL Hill
85 DEFILE Defile
86 LDGSTR Landing Strip
87 RR Railroad
15 VEH Vehicles 88 UNK Unknown
89 LTWHL Light Wheeled
90 HVWHL Heavy Wheeled
91 RECO Reconnaissance
92 BOAT Boats
93 ACFT Aircraft
94 HEL Helicopter
Issue 1.0: May 98 30 - 5
16 WPN Weapons 95 UNK Unknown
96 LTMG Light Machine Gun
97 ATG Anti-Tank Gun
98 HVMG Heavy Machine Gun
99 RCLR Recoilless Rifle
6. Select from:
01 UNK Unknown
02 PRAND Half Prone; Half Standing (all prone within 15s)
03 PRONE All prone
04 PARTDUGIN Some dug in
05 PARTCOVER Some overhead protection
06 DUGIN All dug in
07 COVER All dug in with overhead protection
7. Select from:
01 FPF Final Protective Fire

02 COORD ILLUM Co-ordinating Illumination
03 CONT ILLUM Continuous Illumination
04 NUC Nuclear
05 FFE Fire for Effect
06 ADJ Adjust
07 ADJ FFE Adjust Fire for Effect
08 HF Harassing Fire
09 SMK Smoke
Issue 1.0: May 98 30 - 6

BOMB THREAT WARNING
To: SIC: BOMBWARN

A 05 Incident type (2) (4 Chars)

B Map details (as appropriate):
C Source of information:
30 Evaluation (2 Chars)
33 Source type (4) (30 Chars)
41 Other details (as appropriate) (50 Chars)
D 49 Date-Time Group (DTG) validity of the bomb threat warning DTG (12 Chars)
E Location of incident:
50 Grid Ref/Georef GR (15 Chars)
52 Description (to include street/building name/address details (100 Chars)
as appropriate)
Issue 1.0: May 98 31 - 1

F 60 Hostiles/Terrorists details, to include as appropriate/where (500 Chars)
known:
Personnel involved
Weapons carried
Organisation involved
Description of bomb/explosive device(s) used/placed
G 70 Details of hostile/terrorist codeword and/or warning (200 Chars)
message if used)
H 80 Amplification (500 Chars)

To provide an immediate warning of the threat of an imminent bomb
LW1 X 12/06/98
attack or detection of a suspected explosive device. (1)
Notes:
1. The BOMBWARN is by definition an alert measure. The results of a bomb attack carried out as part of terrorist or civil unrest activities
are to be reported by INCREP.
2. Select the type of incident from:
Terrorism Civil Unrest
01 TBD Deliberate bombing 06 CR Riot

02 TBPR Proxy bombing 07 CD Civil disobedience
03 TBPO Postal bombing 08 CNOG Establishing no-go areas
04 THIJ High-jack
05 THOS Hostage taking
Issue 1.0: May 98 31 - 2

4. Select the source type from:
01 Government Agency 04 Media

02 Informer 05 Military Intelligence
03 Police 06 Other - state source
Issue 1.0: May 98 31 - 3

CLOSE AIR DEFENCE REPORT
To: SIC: CADREP

A 05 ADA Number (4 Chars)

B 14 Number of Fire Units (2 Fig)
C 21 Boundary Points (1) (2)
53 Point 1 GR (15 Chars)

To report details of air defence coverage (close air defence). HQ DRA 15/06/98
Notes:
1. Where only one boundary point is sent, the ADA (air defence coverage) is to be interpreted as a circle of 6 km radius.
2. Where boundary points do not join, the coverage is to be interpreted as a route defence.
Issue 1.0: May 98 32 - 1

MOVEMENT REQUIREMENTS – SEA (a. Cargo Traffic)
To: SIC: CARGOTRAFFIC

A Ship ID:
1 Name (40 Chars)
2 Merchant ship type, cargo carrying (4 Chars)
3 International call sign (C/S) (8 Chars)
4 Voyage number (5 Chars)
5 Vessel terms of carriage status code (1) (1 Fig)
B Ship movement data:
1 Port of departure (20 Chars)
2 Date-Time Group (DTG) of departure DTG (12 Chars)
3 Next port of call (20 Chars)
4 Estimated DTG of arrival DTG (12 Chars)
5 Subsequent port of call (20 Chars)
C Cargo discharge capability (1) (1 Char)
D Special berthing requirements (100 Chars)
E Ship size details:
1 Draft, in feet or metres (6 Chars)
2 Length, in feet or metres (7 Chars)
3 Beam, in feet or metres (6 Chars)
4 Cargo weight capacity (8 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 33 - 1

F Manifest information:
1 Manifest status (6 Chars)
2 Transmittal method (14 Chars)
G Total cargo details:
1 Weight in metric tons (5 Figs)
2 Volume in cubic metres (5 Figs)
3 Weight in long tons (5 Figs)
4 Volume in measurement tons (5 Figs)
H Cargo for each port of call: (2)
1 Port of discharge (20 Chars)
6 Cargo weight in long tons (5 Figs)
7 Transhipment indicator code (3) (1 Fig)
I Cargo details:
1 Data entry (1) (2 Figs)
2 Stowage category (1) (5 Chars)
3 Stowage location (3 Chars)
4 Consignee (10 Chars)
5 Load type (1) (6 Chars)
6 No of pieces of cargo (5 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 33 - 2

J Container details:
2 Cargo container type (1) (6 Chars)
5 Number of pieces of cargo (4 Figs)
6 Cargo weight in metric tons (5 Figs)
7 Cargo volume in cubic metres (5 Figs)
9 Cargo volume in measurement tons (5 Figs)
K Lash/Seabee barge details:
2 Barge Number (5 Figs)
L Hazardous cargo details:
1 Data entry (2 Figs)
2 International Maritime Dangerous Goods Indicator (IMDG) (3 Figs)
3 IMDG compatibility indicator (1 Char)
4 Net explosive quantity (5 Figs)
M Sensitive cargo details:
4 Cargo ID Number (20 Chars)
5 Transportation Control Number (20 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 33 - 3

N Heavy cargo details:
O Transhipment vessel name (4) (30 Chars)
P Transhipment responsibility (100 Chars)
Q Cargo for each port of call:
1 Port of discharge (20 Chars)
6 Transhipment indicator code (3) (1 Char)
R Cargo details:
2 Stowage category (1) (5 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 33 - 4

S Container details:
2 Cargo container type (1) (6 Chars)
T Lash/Seabee barge details:
2 Barge Number (5 Figs)
U Hazardous cargo details:
V Sensitive cargo details:
4 Cargo ID Number (20 Chars)
5 Transportation Control Number (20 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 33 - 5

W Heavy cargo details:

Used to advise each port of discharge of the details of the cargo to be
QMG (Mov) X 15/06/98
discharged at that location.
Notes:
1. Select from appropriate, authorised data codes.
2. Repeat Serials H through W for each port of call.
3. Y=YES; N=NO.
4. Repeat Serials O through W for each transhipment referred to (only used if the transhipment indicator code at Serial H is Y).
5. Serial numbers (second column) are not included due to the complexity of this message Refer to A1, A2 etc..
Issue 1.0: May 98 33 - 6

CASUALTY EVACUATION REQUEST
To: SIC: CASEVACREQ

A 06 Requesting Unit Identification (ID) (20 Chars)

B 08 Unit location GR (10 Chars)
C 12 Pick up point (PUP) GR (10 Chars)
D 15 Destination GR (10 Chars)
E Casualty details (1)
21 Numbers (3 Figs)
22 Condition (10 Chars)
23 Special needs (20 Chars)
24 Time DTG (12 Chars)
25 Priority (1 Fig)
F 33 Tactical details (i.e. tactical situation, direction of approach, (300 Chars)
inability to hold casualties, etc)
G Communications details
41 Callsign and frequency at PUP (10 Chars)
43 Ground signals/recognition at PUP (20 Chars)
45 Callsign and frequency at destination (10 Chars)
55 Ground signals/recognition at destination (20 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 34 - 1

To request medical casualty evacuation support for single and D Med
X X X 15/06/98
multiple evacuation and by whatever means. Ops/Plans
Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary (EA, EB, EC etc).
Issue 1.0: May 98 34 - 2

CCIS STATUS REPORT
To: SIC: CCISSTATREP

A 03 Commander's assessment (200 Chars)

B 05 Reported unit ID (20 Chars)
C 10 Organisational status (20 Chars)
D Location details:
12 Planned/real (4 Chars)
14 Type (20 Chars)
15 Location ID (1) (20 Chars)
17 Place name (20 Chars)
18 Country (20 Chars)
E Operational status:
22 Planned/real/establishment (4 Chars)
25 Status (2) (20 Chars)
26 Percentage usable (3 Figs)
F 30 Time DTG (12 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 35 - 1

G Communications terminal status:
31 Country of equipment (20 Chars)
34 Node ID (20 Chars)
35 Location of terminal GR (10 Chars)
37 Unit Number (20 Chars)
39 Nationality (20 Chars)
41 Arms/Services (3) (20 Chars)
43 Command level (4) (20 Chars)
H Link status:
47 Type of communications link (20 Chars)
49 Capacity (5) (20 Chars)
54 Security level (10 Chars)
55 Special handling (20 Chars)
57 Link status (20 Chars)
I 60 Time DTG (12 Chars)
J Courier Schedule:
62 Number (3Figs)
63 Transport means (20 Chars)
67 Date-Time Group (DTG of arrival) (20 Chars)
68 Unit No. (20 Chars)
74 Arms/Services (3) (20 Chars)
75 Command level (4) (20 Chars)
77 Type of location (20 Chars)
78 DTG of departure DTG (12 Chars)
K 80 Time DTG (12 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 35 - 2

L CCIS status:
83 User community (20 Chars)
84 System designator (20 Chars)
86 Status of system (20 Chars)
89 Special handling (20 Chars)
92 Security system (20 Chars)
94 Status of security system (20 Chars)
95 Subscriber type (20 Chars)
97 Quantity of subscriber (5 Figs)
M 99 Time DTG (12 Chars)

To provide information concerning the status of Command, Control
HQ R SIGNALS X 15/06/98
and Information Systems (CCIS).
Notes:
1. Used if more than one of the same type.
2. For example: alive, damaged, on the move, etc.
3. For example: infantry, armoured, etc.
4. For example: divisional, brigade.
5. In voice channel equivalent.
Issue 1.0: May 98 35 - 3

CONTROL/CO-ORDINATION LINE REPORT
To: SIC: CCLREP

A 10 Establishing unit/formation designator (20 Chars)

B1 20 Line type (1) (20 Chars)
B2 21
B3 22
C1 30 Line designator (1) (20 Chars)
C2 31
C3 32
D1 40 Location/description (1) (50 Chars)
D2 41
D3 42
E1 50 Validity (1) (2) (40 Chars)
E2 51
E3 52
F1 60 Additional information (1) (3) (100 Chars)
F2 61
F3 62

To report, establish and update boundaries, phase lines, control lines
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and/or co-ordination lines.
Issue 1.0: May 98 36 - 1

Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary for each line referred to in the message, present and planned.
2. Given in the form of FROM/TO Date-Time Groups (DTGs), qualified as necessary by caveat markings, e.g. NOT BEFORE, NO LATER
THAN, etc.
3. If a line is a boundary, the units separated or to be separated by it must be clearly designated.
Issue 1.0: May 98 36 - 2

COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE REPORT
To: SIC: CIINTREP

A 05 Espionage activities (1) (1000 Chars)

B 12 Subversive activities (1) (1000 Chars)
C 25 Indicators of intended sabotage activities (1) (1000 Chars)
D 30 Enemy long range recce and sabotage teams (1) (1000 Chars)
E 31 Occurrence of sabotage (1) (1000 Chars)
F 36 Terrorist activities (1) (1000 Chars)
G 42 Other activity, e.g. civil unrest (1) (1000 Chars)
H 47 Assessment (3000 Chars)
I 55 Comment (2000 Chars)

To report urgent counterintelligence (CI) information which might
Comd Sp X 15/06/98
vitally influence security or operations, current and/or intended. (1)
Notes:
1. Provides a free text summary, by appropriate category(ies) only, of evaluated CI information on the reported activity/event.
Issue 1.0: May 98 37 - 1

COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY
To: SIC: CIINTSUM

A 10 Espionage - summary of covert and overt activities to include (1000 Chars)

identification, methods, targets and main areas
B 20 Subversive activities - summary to include the identification (1000 Chars)
of groups, type and size of actions, main areas and themes of
agitation
C 30 Sabotage - type(s) of target, sequence of targeting, main (1000 Chars)
areas and perpetrators
D 40 Terrorism - targets, perpetrators, methods and areas (1000 Chars)
E 50 Civil unrest (1000 Chars)
F 60 Assessment - main effect of Hostile Intelligence Services (3000 Chars)
(HIS) and subversive organisations; probable main targets and
areas; possible tendency of hostile activities and their impact
on own troops

To inform of current counterintelligence (CI) information and provide
Comd Sp X 15/06/98
an estimate of the threat posed by Hostile Intelligence Services (HIS)
Issue 1.0: May 98 38 - 1

CIVIL MILITARY CO-OPERATION REPORT
To: SIC: CIMICREP

A Host Nation Support (HNS)/Intra Country Resources (ICR)

co-ordination:
10 HNS/ICR acquisitions (1000 Chars)
12 Current negotiations (1000 Chars)
15 Areas of concern (1000 Chars)
B Civil Emergency Planning:
21 Freedom of action (1000 Chars)
24 Civil support (1000 Chars)
26 Civil government actions (1000 Chars)
29 Emergency legislation (500 Chars)
31 Population control/protection/safe areas (2000 Chars)
35 Evacuation measures (1000 Chars)
37 Reception areas/evacuation routes (2000 Chars)
38 Co-operating partners/organisations (200 Chars)
40 Refugee movements/control/problems (1000 Chars)
45 Assessment/proposals (2000 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 39 - 1

C Civil/Military Co-operation:
50 Hearts and minds operations (1000 Chars)
53 Humanitarian aid programmes (1000 Chars)
57 Reforming civil infrastructure (500 Chars)
60 Assessment/proposals (2000 Chars)

To keep commanders continuously informed of matters associated
with the coordination of civil-military co-operation which affect, or
PJHQ X 15/06/98
could affect, the capabilities and/or the operations of forces under
their command.
Issue 1.0: May 98 39 - 2

COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT
To: SIC: CISUPINTREP

A 10 Text indicator – SUPPLEMENTAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE (60 Chars)

INFORMATION (1)
B 20 General Summary (2) (3000 Chars)
C 30 Espionage (2) (2000 Chars)
D 40 Subversion (2) (2000 Chars)
E 50 Sabotage (2) (2000 Chars)
F 60 Terrorism (2) (5000 Chars)
General Statement
Right Wing Terrorism
Left Wing Terrorism
Nationalist/"National" Terrorism
International/Foreign Terrorism
G 70 General Assessment (2) (3000 Chars)
H 80 Outlook/Trends/Expected Development (2) (3000 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 40 - 1

To provide a comprehensive review of all counterintelligence (CI) data
collected over an extended period of time, including an assessment of
trends in the development of the CI situation. The CISUPINTREP is Comd Sp X 15/06/98
also used to provide a comprehensive review of one or several
specific CI projects.
Notes:
1. Where the message refers to an annual report, e.g. a review of the national CI situation presented by SHAPE, the words "Yearly
CISUPINTREP" will appear at the beginning of the text.
2. Provide a free text narrative review/summary as appropriate.
Issue 1.0: May 98 40 - 2

G5 CIVIL/MILITARY OPERATIONS SITUATION REPORT
To: SIC: CMOSITREP

A 03 Amendment: YES/NO (3 Chars)

B Map details:
C 23 G5 information (3) (2500 Chars)
D Refugees/Displaced Civilians (DCs)
25 New refugees/DCs located (500 Chars)
27 Assistance given to agencies concerned (1000 Chars)
29 Other problems/concerns with refugees/DCs (1000 Chars)
30 Overall assessment, including impact on operations (2000 Chars)
31 Recommendation(s) (1000 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 41 - 1

E Humanitarian aid assistance
35 Any assistance given or required (500 Chars)
37 Likely future assistance needed/capability to meet (500 Chars)
requirement
38 Any other related problems/concerns (1000 Chars)
40 Assessment (1000 Chars)
F Infrastructure repair
45 New, key infrastructure repair problems identified (500 Chars)
48 Assistance given to infrastructure repairs (500 Chars)
52 Other related problems/concerns (1000 Chars)
56 Assessment (1000 Chars)
G 63 Meetings with civil agencies - held/planned (1000 Chars)
H 67 Miscellaneous. Any other items of interest/areas of concern (1000 Chars)

To submit Civil/Military Operations (CMO) situation reports. HQ LAND
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(G5 CA)
Notes:
3. Either, lists critical G5 information gathered in full, or provides a summary with full details sent by other means.
Issue 1.0: May 98 41 - 2

COLLATERAL DAMAGE REPORT
To: SIC: COLATDAMREP

A 07 Incident Date-Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)

B 09 Incident location GR (10 Chars)
C 12 Reporting organisation (20 Chars)
D 15 Reporting organisation location GR (10 Chars)
E Nature of damage (2)
Personnel casualties
23 a. Killed (3 Figs)
25 b. Wounded (3 Figs)
28 c. Special details - age/sex/religion (20 Chars)
Damage to property
30 a. Type of damage (20 Chars)
32 b. Resulting hazards (20 Chars)
Damage to equipment
41 a. Type of damage (20 Chars)
45 b. Resulting hazards (20 Chars)
F 49 Nature of incident (100 Chars)
G 50 Unit(s) involved (3) (3) (20 Chars)
H 60 Unit(s) point of contact (POC) (3) (3) (25 Chars)
I 65 Legal Implications (4) (50 Chars)
J 70 Media implications (5) (100 Chars)
K 78 Follow up actions (5) (200 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 42 - 1

L 85 Preventative measures (5) (100 Chars)
M 90 Commander's assessment (5) (200 Chars)

To report collateral damage in single or multiple incidents and
Comd Sp X 15/06/98
however caused (1)
Notes:
1. Collateral damage is the result of any action which causes unwanted death or injury to neutral personnel or damage to their property.
2. Only the appropriate parts of serial ECHO are to be completed.
3. Repeat where more than one unit is involved.
4. Serial INDIA is only required where there are real legal implications.
5. The entries for serials JULIET to MIKE are not mandatory.
Issue 1.0: May 98 42 - 2

COMBAT REPORT
To: SIC: COMBATREP

A 11 Commander’s assessment (1) (2 Figs)

B 21 Number of effective main battle tanks (MBT) (3 Figs)
C 23 Number of effective tank platoons/troops (2 Figs)
D 25 Number of mechanised (tracked) platoons/troops (2 Figs)
E 27 Number of mechanised (wheeled) platoons/troops (2 Figs)
F 28 Number of infantry platoons (2 Figs)
G Number of effective combat vehicles, reconnaissance, tracked
and wheeled(CVR(T)/CVR(W)) by type:
G1 31 Type to be specified (3 Figs)
etc.
H 42 Number of ATGW posts (2 Figs)
I 45 Number of ATGW missiles (3 Figs)
J 46 Number of mortars (2 Figs)
K Number of helicopters by type:
K1 51 Type to be specified (2 Figs)
etc
L 60 Number of STOL/VTOL aircraft (2 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 43 - 1

M 62 Number of AAGW (2 Figs)
N 65 Number of light guns./howitzers (2 Figs)
O 70 Number of light, unguided anti-tank weapons (2 Figs)
P 83 Number of Quick Reaction Force (QRF)/Mobile Reaction (2 Figs)
Force (MRF) platoons/troops
Q 85 Number of Key Points (KP) (2 Figs)

To provide a summary report of a unit’s combat equipment and
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personnel status.
Notes:
1. Select status from:
SUMMARY COMBAT EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL STATUS

Designator Meaning Personnel Equipment
Fully
1 90%+ 90%+
operational
Substantially
2 75%-90% 80%-90%
operational
Marginally
3 60%-75% 70%-80%
operational
Non-
4 Below 60% Below 70%
operational
Example: Status 21 indicates 75%-90% personnel and 90%+ equipment.
This must be encoded if insecure comms are being used.
Issue 1.0: May 98 43 - 2

COMMON CAPTURE REPORT
To: SIC: COMCAPREP

A 03 Date-Time Group (DTG) of capture DTG (12 Chars)

B 05 Location of capture GR (10 Chars)
C Numbers of PW captured:
07 Officers (male) (4 Figs)
09 Officers (female) (4 Figs)
11 NCO (male) (4 Figs)
13 NCO (female) (4 Figs)
15 Soldiers (male) (4 Figs)
16 Soldiers (female) (4 Figs)
23 Others (male) (4 Figs)
24 Others (female) (4 Figs)
D 30 Captured Enemy Documents (CED) 200 chars
E 42 Captured Enemy Equipment (CEE) 200 chars
F 53 Circumstances of capture 200 chars
G 55 Points of Intelligence Interest 200 chars
H 66 Location of capturing unit at time of COMCAPREP GR(10 chars)
I 69 Evacuation Intentions 200 chars
(to what location, when and by what means)
Issue 1.0: May 98 44 - 1

To alert G2/J2 to the capture of a potential source of information and
to alert the PW Handling Organisation to the capture of PW so that Comd Sp X X 15/06/98
arrangements for their movement, care and disposal can be made.
Notes:
1. This report is based on STANAG 2044/JSP 391.
Issue 1.0: May 98 44 - 2

COMPLIANCE INFORMATION REPORT
To: SIC: COMPINFREP

A 10 Political events/meetings (500 Chars)

B 20 Military meetings (500 Chars)
C 30 Freedom of movement: (500 Chars)
- LAND
- SEA
- AIR
D 40 Firing incidents (1000 Chars)
E 50 Border crossings (1000 Chars)
F 60 Troop locations & movements (1000 Chars)
G 70 Parties' capabilities (1000 Chars)
H 80 Additional Designated Area information (1000 Chars)
I 90 Other relevant information (1000 Chars)

To provide MNCs and NATO HQ information of the parties'
compliance with accepted agreements concerning designated zones. PJHQ X 15/06/98
(1) (2) (3)
Issue 1.0: May 98 45 - 1

Notes:
1. This report may include assessments.
2. The COMPINFREP is essentially a descriptive, free text message.
3. Types of designated zones are: SAFE, OTHER AREA(s), EXCLUSION ZONE(s) and SEPARATION ZONE(s).
Issue 1.0: May 98 45 - 2

COMMUNICATIONS SITREP REPORT
To: SIC: COMSITREP

A 10 Reporting unit designator (20 Chars)

B Reporting period
C Report details
35 Changes (500 Chars)
42 Problems (500 Chars)
D 50 Commander's assessment (500 Chars)

To provide a summary of friendly forces communications and
information systems status in support of operations and exercises.
Issue 1.0: May 98 46 - 1

COMMUNICATIONS SPOT REPORT
To: SIC: COMSPOT

A 07 Communications/CIS event (1) (15 Chars)

B Location
12 Stage of confirmation (2) (4 Chars)
15 Location type (8 Chars)
18 Other detail (30 Chars)
C Relocation (3)
22 Stage of confirmation (4 Chars)
D Alternate relocation(s) (4)
35 Stage of confirmation (4 Chars)

Immediate reporting of actual or forecast communications or
Command, Control, Communications and Information Systems (CIS)
outages including relocation and Electronic Emission Control
(EMCON).
Issue 1.0: May 98 47 - 1

Notes:
1. Select from:
01 ACTIVATION
02 ALTERNATE
03 BACKLOG
04 DEACTIVATE
05 DESTRUCTION
06 DISRUPTION
07 JAMMING
08 OUTAGE
09 RECONFIGURATION
10 RELOCATION
11 RESTORATION
12 OTHER
If 'OTHER' is selected include a free text description of the event.
2. Select 'Stage of confirmation' from:
30 REAL Confirmed
31 PLAN Planned
32 REQ Requested
3. This serial is mandatory if the 'Communications/CIS event' reported at ALPHA is RELOCATION.
Issue 1.0: May 98 47 - 2

CONTACT/SIGHTING REPORT
To: SIC: CONTACTREP

A 15 Date-Time Group (DTG) of contact/sighting DTG (12 Chars)

B 23 Location of contact/sighting GR (10 Chars)
C 27 Location of observer (3) GR (10 Chars)
D 33 Target description (50 Chars)
E 35 Action by target (300 Chars)
F 50 Action by own forces (300 Chars)

To report essential details of contacts with/sightings of enemy forces.
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(1) (2)
Notes:
1. In a contact report it is assumed that the enemy is aware of friendly forces present, usually because an exchange of fire has taken place.
2. A sighting report is used when enemy forces are sighted, no exchange of fire has taken place, and it is assumed that the enemy is
unaware of the observer.
3. Whilst all the other serials are normally transmitted CHARLIE is used mainly in low intensity operations.
Issue 1.0: May 98 48 - 1

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF A REQUEST FOR A MARINE CRAFT
To: SIC: CRAFTACK

A 01 Acknowledge
24 Delay (to DTG where appropriate) (12 Chars)
50 Refuse
B 54 Number/Type of Craft (20 Chars)
C 73 Craft Callsign(s) (50 Chars)
D 77 ETA PUP (DTG) (12 Chars)
E 80 Other Information (200 Chars)

To acknowledge/reply to a request for a Marine Landing Craft. HQRM X X 15/06/98
Notes:
1. See also CRAFTREQ.
Issue 1.0: May 98 49 - 1

CRAFT REQUEST
To: SIC: CRAFTREQ

A 05 Number/Type of Craft (20 Chars)

B 08 Nature of task (100 Chars)
C 11 PUP (GR) (10 Chars)
D 14 Destination Timings (6 Figs)
E 22 DTG at PUP (12 Chars)
F 23 Not after time (6 Figs)
G 30 Estimated duration (hrs) (3 Figs)
H 43 Personnel (Pax) (3 Figs)
I 46 Cargo (50 Chars)
J 51 Contact callsign and frequency at PUP (10 Chars)
K 53 Control callsign and frequency at destination (10 Chars)
L 55 Briefing (time and location) (50 Chars)
M 76 Debriefing (time and location) (50 Chars)
N 81 Tactical information (100 Chars)
O 97 Any other information (100 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 50 - 1

To request use of Marine craft/landing craft. HQRM X X 27/07/98
Notes:
1. See also CRAFTACK.
Issue 1.0: May 98 50 - 2

DEPLOYMENT REPORT
To: SIC: DEPLOYREP

A 07 Deployment Plan reference details (20 Chars)

B 12 Unit/organisation designator (1) (20 Chars)
C 15 START Date-Time Group (DTG) (planned/actual) DTG (12 Chars)
D 18 Estimated END DTG DTG (12 Chars)
E 25 Transport mode(s) and split by personnel, equipment, (100 Chars)
supplies by serials/chalks per mode as follows:
Total
In last 24 hours
Next 24 hours
Next 48 hours
GS requirement
F 30 Port of embarkation (POE) location details - Grid Reference (20 Chars)
or GEOREF
G POE Point of Contact (POC)
42 Name (20 Chars)
45 Rank or appointment (10 Chars)
49 Telephone/Fax No(s) (secure and insecure) (30 Chars)
51 Radio frequencies/callsigns (as appropriate) (30 Chars)
53 Other coordinating information (100 Chars)
H 60 Port of disembarkation (POD) details - Grid Ref or GEOREF (20 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 51 - 1

I POD Point of Contact (POC)
62 Name (20 Chars)
74 Other coordinating information (100 Chars)
J 80 Destination - geographic location or intended area of (20 Chars)
operations
K 97 Forecast of mission critical issues experienced or (300 Chars)
anticipated for the next 48 hours that have or will affect the
deployment

To report formation/unit deployment and progress. HQ LAND
X 15/06/98
(Log Sp)
Notes:
1. Repeat where more than one unit/organisation is involved.
Issue 1.0: May 98 51 - 2

RESERVED DEMOLITION ORDER
To: SIC: DMLORD


B Map details:
C Task obstacle identifier:
D 37 Demolition target (3) (2 Chars)
E 40 Location - Grid Reference (2) GR (15 Chars)
F 44 Demolition method - a free text description (100 Chars)
G Demolition Guard unit details:
48 Unit name (20 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 52 - 1

H Demolition Firing Party unit details:
I Orders for the Firing Party Commander (FPC):
62 Target readiness status (4) (2 Chars)
64 Date-Time Group (DTG) for meeting readiness status DTG (12 Chars)
65 Demolition Guard Commander (DGC) (3 Chars)
68 to issue all other orders? (5)
69 FPC to act as DGC? (6) (3 Chars)
J Orders for the DGC:
70 Fire demolition if the enemy is (3 Chars)
in the act of capturing it - YES/NO
72 Demolition order (2) (5) (2 Chars)
K Non-firing orders:
74 Order delivery method (2 Chars)
78 Name of individual authorised to issue (20 Chars)
L 80 Change Codes (2) (5) (2 Chars)
M Authorised Commander:
81 Surname (25 Chars)
82 Rank (6 Chars)
84 Armed Service (1 Char)
85 Signature ID Number (4 Chars)
N New Authorised Commander:
91 Rank (6 Chars)
93 Armed Service (1 Char)
Signature ID Number (4 Chars)
O 95 DTG of releasing authority DTG (12 Chars)
P 96 Remarks - qualifying comment, clarification, restrictions (200 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 52 - 2

Q 97 Acknowledge - YES/NO (3 Chars)

To disseminate information relating to the execution of a reserved
HQ EinC(A) X 15/06/98
demolition.
Notes:
3. Select from:
AR Area
BU Building
BR Bridge
CC Cross country route/track
DM Dam
FF Ferry/Ford access
RD Road/Track
RR Railroad
TU Tunnel
OT Other (specified as necessary)
4. State 1 = SAFE; State 2 = ARMED.
Issue 1.0: May 98 52 - 3

5. Select from the following orders codes as appropriate:
01 A From State 1 to State 2
02 B From State 2 to State 1
03 C Fire the demolition now
04 D There is no Demolition Guard. You are to act as DGC
05 E All other orders will be issued by the DGC
06 F Demolition is to be fired upon receipt of code by radio
07 H DGC will fire the demolition on his initiative if the enemy is in the act of capturing it
08 I DGC will not fire the demolition except as ordered in this message
09 G The authorised commander is changed to
6. To be used if there is no Demolition Guard.
Issue 1.0: May 98 52 - 4

EMERGENCY IN WAR ACTION
To: SIC: EIWACTION

A 10 Essential information - information that could have an (3000 Chars)

immediate vital influence on current or pending operations
under an Emergency in War (EIW)
B 30 Confirmation - on transfer of operational control, receipt of (2000 Chars)
reallocated stocks, and/or implementation of other national
support for the EIW

To provide:
a. Responses from MODs/CHODs to the declaring Commander
concerning EIWDECLARE. PJHQ X 16/06/98
b. Situation/status reports from NATO and national Commanders
relevant to the EIWACTION situation.
Notes:
1. There is no required format or structure for the EIWACTION message. Its use is intended to support timely implementation of action
requested by EIW declaration. In some cases, information reported by EIWACTION could be provided using other messages. However, use of
EIWACTION in lieu of other messages is essential to ensure communications remain focused on the EIW situation and its resolution.
Issue 1.0: May 98 53 - 1

EMERGENCY IN WAR CONSULTATION
To: SIC: EIWCONSULT

A 05 Situation - to include the probable scope of the EIW (limited (2000 Chars)
area and estimated time period for which the EIW will be
effective)
B 26 Intentions - brief description of how the declaring Commander (3000 Chars)
intends to resolve the situation, by use of national forces,
emergency reallocation, and/or other national resources.
Indicates whether activation of any NATO or national plan may
be requested
C 40 Specific Requirements: (5000 Chars)
Force Requirements:
(a) List by nation/unit type the forces required
(b) Specify who would receive Operational Control and, if
appropriate, Tactical Control
(c) Details of mission, area of operations, time
requirements, etc.
Issue 1.0: May 98 54 - 1

Logistic Requirements:
(a) Forces in need of logistic assistance; operational
priorities; support limitations for the affected Commander;
current priorities for logistic and personnel support
(b) Type/scope of logistic resources required
(c) Deadline for receipt of assistance
(d) Whether receiving force can provide pick-up delivery
(e) Possible source(s), as nominated by the MNC
Other Requirements:
Transport assets, civil labour, non-military police forces
etc., and how these resources/services will be controlled
and used.
D 51 Preparatory Actions: (5000 Chars)
National Operational. Specify the information and/or
actions requested of national authorities prior to declaration
of an EIW.
National Logistic. Request nominated providing nation(s) to
report current logistic status, as follows:
(a) Stock quantity and locations.
(b) Movement capability (only if receiving force cannot
provide transport).
(c) Impact.
NATO Commanders. Specify any MSC/PSC actions that
are desired prior to EIW declaration:
Alternatives. Any operational or logistic actions being
addressed with adjacent PSC(s) and/or MSC which may
resolve the EIW situation
Deadline. Date-time group (DTG) by which requested
information and concurrence/non-concurrence of nation(s)
are required.
Issue 1.0: May 98 54 - 2

To initiate formal consultation with national authorities, notify
appropriate NATO and national commanders, and request information PJHQ X 16/06/98
for a potential Emergency in War (EIW) situation
Issue 1.0: May 98 54 - 3

EMERGENCY IN WAR DECLARE
To: SIC: EIWDECLARE

A 07 Situation. Brief description of the situation, or an update of (2000 Chars)

the situation , which requires declaration of an EIW
B 21 Declaration. A statement that EIW is declared for a (1000 Chars)
specified, limited area with an effective date-time group (DTG)
C 28 Mission (2) (1000 Chars)
D 40 Priority of tasking (500 Chars)
E 50 EIW Actions: (5000 Chars)
Request to Nations (3)
Forces. The anticipated task organisation of national forces
temporarily placed under operational control of the declaring
commander
Reallocation:
a. LOGSTAR CODE/NATO STOCK NUMBER/
NOMENCLATURE/QUANTITY/FROM/TO. (4)
b. Co-ordination arrangements and transport directive (if
any).
c. Required time the stock is to be made available.
Issue 1.0: May 98 55 - 1

Other Support. For other resources/services requested
from nations, specifies the requirements in terms of who,
what, when, where, to whom and why.
Co-ordination. Liaison, communications and other
arrangements/information needed to ensure timely
integration of EIW actions with ongoing combat operations
of the declaring command.

To declare an Emergency in War (EIW) and request the immediate
PJHQ X 16/06/98
implementation of specific actions by National Authorities.
Notes:
1. Reporting of all paras and sub-paras of the EIWDECLARE message is mandatory. If a particular para or sub-para does not apply, not
applicable (NA) is to be reported.
2. The Mission paragraph provides direction to appropriate subordinate commanders to assume operational control of specified forces, take
control of reallocated logistic stocks, and/or control the employment of other national resources. The actual mission statement will depend upon
actions authorised under EIW conditions. However, it should be concise and specify the exact mission that the designated commander(s) is/are
expected to perform with newly allocated forces/resources.
3. A request to support actions previously identified by EIWCONSULT message which must be referenced, as must EIWSUPPORT
message(s) received in response.
4. UIC or unit name and location are to be used for FROM/TO entries.
Issue 1.0: May 98 55 - 2

EMERGENCY IN WAR RESCIND
To: SIC: EIWRESCIND

A 30 Rescission (1) - a statement that EIW declared by an (500 Chars)

appropriate EIWDECLARE message (2) is rescinded with:
The effective date-time group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
B 50 Further actions (1) - details of any further actions required (1000 Chars)
under conditions other than EIW

To rescind the declaration of an Emergency in War (EIW) PJHQ X 16/06/98
Notes:
1. All parts of this message must be included. If a particular element does not apply, not applicable (NA) is to be reported.
2. The specific EIWDECLARE message must be referenced.
Issue 1.0: May 98 56 - 1

EMERGENCY IN WAR SUPPORT
To: SIC: EIWSUPPORT

A 10 Essential Information. Information that could have an (3000 Chars)

immediate vital influence on current or pending operations
under an Emergency in War (EIW)
B1 30 Support Information. Following on initiation of consultation (2000 Chars)
(EIWCONSULT) but prior to EIW declaration, provides the
following details:
B2 40 a. Force Status – of national forces which may be placed

under the operational control of a NATO Commander
under an EIW situation.
B3 50 b. Stock Availability – availability of stocks identified for

emergency reallocation, e.g. name/ID details of force/
unit/depot, grid reference, date-time group (DTG) stocks
available.
B4 60 c. Concurrence – concurrence/non-concurrence and

related comments of national authorities to the declaring
Command in response to EIWCONSULT.
Issue 1.0: May 98 57 - 1

To provide responses from MODs/CHODs to the Declaring
Commander concerning an EIWCONSULT and situation/status
PJHQ X 16/06/98
reports from NATO and National Commanders relevant to the
EIWSUPPORT situation.
Notes:
1. There is no required format or structure for the EIWSUPPORT message. Its use is intended to support timely implementation of action
requested by EIW declaration. In some cases, information reported by EIWSUPPORT could be provided using other messages. However,
use of EIWSUPPORT in lieu of other messages is essential to ensure communications remain focused on the EIW situation and its resolution.
Issue 1.0: May 98 57 - 2

EMERGENCY BURIAL REPORT
To: SIC: EMBUREP

A Burial unit details

05 Unit ID (20 Chars)
07 Supervisor rank (3 Chars)
08 Supervisor name (20 Chars)
B Site location
13 Georef (20 Chars)
15 Reference point (20 Chars)
24 Direction (1) (7 Chars/Figs)
26 Distance (in m) (4 Figs)
C Site details
28 Site type number (1 Fig)
30 Date of burial (7 Chars/Figs)
31 Contamination type (5 Chars)
32 Contamination detail (200 Chars)
D Body count
35 Identified (3 Figs)
38 Unidentified (3 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 58 - 1

E Identified deceased
42 Name (20 Chars)
43 Sex (1 Char)
47 ID no. (10 Chars)
50 Disposal of effects (7 Chars)
53 Rank (3 Chars)
56 Religion (3 Chars)
59 Unit (20 Chars)
61 Date of birth (6 Figs)
64 Date of death (6 Figs)
67 Cause of death (20 Chars)
F 70 Registrant (25 Chars)
G Unidentified deceased
75 Sex (2) (2) (3 Chars)
81 Date of death (6 Figs)
83 Cause of death (20 Chars)
85 Disposal of effects (7 Chars)

To provide essential emergency burial information required by
operational, administrative and specialist grave registration PS4(as)(A) X X 16/06/98
staffs/organisations.
Notes:
1. Direction from reference point to burial site.

2. M (Male), F (Female) or UNK (unknown)
Issue 1.0: May 98 58 - 2

EMITTER SIMULATION WARNING REPORT
To: SIC: EMSIWARNREP

A Duration:
12 STOP DTG DTG (12 Chars)
B Area of use:
13 Real location(s) - Grid reference or Georef (1) (20 Chars)
17 Planned locations- Grid reference or Georef (1) (20 Chars)
C 30 NATO Emitter Database (NEDB) Spot No. (2) (6 Chars)
40 NEDB Spot No. (2) (6 Chars)
D 45 Control Authority ID (20 Chars)
E 64 Special instructions (300 Chars)
F 70 Acknowledge - YES/NO (3 Chars)
75 Force/unit(s) to acknowledge (3) (30 Chars)
G 80 Declassification trigger - time, date or event (50 Chars)

To transmit warning and security procedures when using real world
Comd Sp 4.13.1 16/06/98
parameters for training, exercises, tests and trials. (4)
Issue 1.0: May 98 59 - 1

Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary for each real/planned location affected.
2. Repeat as necessary for each type of simulated emission involved.
3. Repeat as necessary where more than one force/unit is affected.
4. The EMSIWARNREP is issued by the Officer Scheduling the Exercise (OSE), the Officer Conducting the Exercise (OCE) or similar
authority in accordance with MC64 and the NATO Emitter Database (NEDB) Standards and Procedures.
Issue 1.0: May 98 59 - 2

ENGINEER DATA REPORT
To: SIC: ENGRDATAREP


B Reporting unit combat effectiveness summary:
05 Personnel unit combat effectiveness (2) (1 Fig)
08 Equipment unit combat effectiveness (2) (1 Fig)
C Effective sub-units by type/quantity:
10 Sub-unit type (3) (15 Chars)
D Mines:
20 Type (3) (4) (1 Char)
21 Description (10 Chars)
E Explosives available:
27 Unit of measure, combat engineer (3 Chars)
28 Status (5) (1 Char)
Issue 1.0: May 98 60 - 1

F Mine laying assets:
G Mine breaching assets:
H Combat engineer vehicles:
I General engineer equipments:
J Survivability material:
K Item list:
55 National stores list no (3) (16 Chars)
56 NATO stock number (16 Chars)
57 Item description (16 Chars)
59 Unit of measure, combat engineer (3 Chars)
L Grounded materiel:
60 Weight in metric tonnes (4 Figs)
62 Weight of largest item in metric tonnes (3 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 60 - 2

M Bridging equipment:
65 Bridging designator (3) (1 Char)
66 Bridging type (14 Chars)
67 Military load classification (MLC) (3 Figs)
68 Length in metres (4 Figs)
N 80 Special remarks (100 Chars)
O 90 Acknowledge - YES/NO (3 Chars)

To pass effective combat engineer unit and asset details from brigade
to higher formations. Provides detailed information about the number
HQ EinC(A) X 16/06/98
of effective units by type, generic equipment types in terms of
availability and committed and uncommitted major items of materiel.
Notes:
2. Select from:
1 Fully operational
2 Substantially operational
3 Marginally operational
4 Non-operational
3. Repeat for each item as appropriate.
Issue 1.0: May 98 60 - 3

4. Select mine types from:
A Area
H Anti-helicopter
O Off-route
P Anti-personnel
T Anti-tank
5. Select status from:
A Committed
B Uncommitted
C Unserviceable
Issue 1.0: May 98 60 - 4

ENGINEER RECCE ORDER
To: SIC: ENGRRECCEORD


B Map details:
C Task ID:
10 Task Number (10 Chars)
12 Engineer task nickname (25 Chars)
D 15 Aim of recce - free text statement (100 Chars)
E Recce timings:
17 Recce no earlier than Date-Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
19 Recce to be completed by DTG DTG (12 Chars)
22 Recce report to be submitted by DTG DTG (12 Chars)
F Recce type: (3)
23 Engineer task type (4) (2 Chars)
25 Mobility task indicator (5) (2 Chars)
G Location and nearest feature:
27 Geographic place name (10 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 61 - 1
MOBILITY
H Crossing area boundaries:
32 Entry Grid Reference (2) GR (15 Chars)
35 Exit Grid Reference GR (15 Chars)
I 40 Minefield boundaries - a series of Grid References GRs (100 Chars)
J Route Start Point (SP)/Nearest feature:
K Route Intermediate Point (IP)/Number/Nearest feature:
49 Intermediate Point ID Number (2 Figs)
L Route Release Point (RP)/Nearest feature:
M Military Load Classification (MLC) 1-Way/MLC 2-Way data:
57 MLC 1-Way Tracked (3 Figs)
58 MLC 1-Way Wheeled (3 Figs)
N Constraining vehicle dimensions:
64 Length (in metres) (5 Chars)
66 Width (in metres) (5 Chars)
67 Height (in metres) (5 Chars)
69 Ground clearance (in metres) (5 Chars)
71 Longitudinal wheel base (in metres) (5 Chars)
O 72 Mobility options required (1 Fig)
Issue 1.0: May 98 61 - 2

COUNTERMOBILITY
P Task obstacle identifier
75 Obstacle Number (6 Figs)
Q Counter-mobility data:
80 Tactical objective (6) (2 Chars)
81 General stopping power - LOW/MEDIUM/HIGH (6 Chars)
SURVIVABILITY
R Survivability data:
83 Survivability mission (7) (1 Char)
85 Survivability task (8) (2 Figs)
86 Type of position (9) (2 Figs)
88 Cover/Protection level (10) (2 Figs)
89 Unit level (11) (3 Chars)
90 Unit type (12) (5 Chars)
GENERAL ENGINEER SUPPORT
S General engineer support data:
92 General engineer support mission (13) (1 Char)
94 Support task (14) (2 Figs)
97 Degree of permanency (15) (2 Figs)
SERIALS COMMON TO ALL ENGINEER TASKS
T Manpower data:
99 Manpower type (Troop/Platoon) (2) (15 Chars)
02 Manpower allocation (Troop/Platoon) (2 Figs)
04 Numbers required (Troop/Platoon) (2 Figs)
11 Hours needed (3 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 61 - 3

U Equipment data:
14 Equipment type (2) (20 Chars)
16 Equipment allocation (4 Figs)
18 Quantity required (4 Figs)
V Material data:
21 Material type (2) (15 Chars)
24 Authorised quantity (4 Figs)
W 41 Special remarks (100 Chars)
X 46 Acknowledge - YES/NO (3 Chars)

To order combat engineer reconnaissance of mobility, counter-
HQ EinC(A) X 16/06/98
mobility, survivability and general engineer support tasks.
Notes:
3. Repeat Serials F through S for each type of recce being ordered.
Issue 1.0: May 98 61 - 4

4. Select from:
MO Mobility SU Survivability
CM Counter-mobility GE General engineer support
5. Using appropriate allocated data codes. Only used if the engineer task type being ordered is MO.
6. Select from:
BK Block PT Protect
CD Canalize/Deflect RT Delay
7. Select from:
A Protective works D Camouflage/concealment

B Hardening E Deception
C Protective works with camouflage/concealment
8. Select from:
01 Headquarters 04 Defensive position 07 Other

02 Command Post 05 Firing position
03 Observation Post 06 Installation
9. Select from:
01 Primary
02 Secondary
03 Alternate
Issue 1.0: May 98 61 - 5

10. Select from:
01 Stage/Level 1 02 Stage/Level 2 03 Stage/Level 3
11. Select from:
01 Division plus 03 Battalion/Regiment 05 Platoon

02 Brigade 04 Company/Squadron 06 Other
12. Select from:
01 Dismounted troops 03 Armoured 05 Logistics

02 Mechanised troops 04 Artillery 06 Other
13 Select from:
A Construct C Repair E Improve

B Maintain D Provide
14. Select from:
01 Water supply 06 Airstrip 11 Sewerage

02 Electricity supply 07 Area clearance 12 Base camp
03 Helicopter 08 Railroad construction 13 Earthworks
04 Fuel storage 09 Port/harbour 14 Other
05 Accommodation 10 Pipelines
15. Select from:
01 Emergency
02 Temporary
03 Permanent
Issue 1.0: May 98 61 - 6

ENGINEER RECCE REPORT
To: SIC: ENGRRECCEREP


B Map details:
C Task ID:
D 20 Aim of recce - free text statement (100 Chars)
E 22 Date-Time Group (DTG) of recce completion DTG (12 Chars)
F Recce type: (3)
24 Engineer task type (4) (2 Chars)
27 Mobility task indicator (5) (2 Chars)
G Location and nearest feature:
32 Grid Reference (1-metre location) (2) GR (15 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 62 - 1

MOBILITY
H Crossing area boundaries
34 Entry Grid Reference (2) GR (15 Chars)
35 Exit Grid Reference GR (15 Chars)
I 37 Minefield boundaries - a series of Grid References GRs (100 Chars)
J Route Start Point (SP)/Nearest feature:
K Route Intermediate Point (IP)/Number/Nearest feature:
47 Intermediate Point ID Number (2 Figs)
L Route Release Point (RP)/Nearest feature:
M Military Load Classification (MLC) 1-Way/MLC 2-Way data:
N Restrictions:
60 Restrictions found (2) (6) (2 Chars)
62 Quantity (5 Chars)
COUNTER-MOBILITY
O Task obstacle identifier
67 Obstacle Number (6 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 62 - 2

SURVIVABILITY
P 75 Survivability task details (5) (2 Figs)
GENERAL ENGINEER SUPPORT
Q 77 General engineer support task details (100 Chars)
DETAILS COMMON TO ALL TYPES OF ENGINEER TASKING
R Manpower data:
79 Manpower type (Troop/Platoon) (2) (15 Chars)
80 Manpower allocation (Troop/Platoon) (2 Figs)
82 Numbers required (Troop/Platoon) (2 Figs)
S Equipment data:
88 Equipment allocation (4 Figs)
T Material data:
94 Material type (2) (15 Chars)
97 Authorised quantity (4 Figs)
U Unit capability:
06 Capability to complete task - YES/NO (3 Chars)
09 Hours to completion (3 Figs)
10 Task limitations (2) (7) (3 Chars)
V 19 Special remarks (100 Chars)
W 21 Acknowledge - YES/NO (3 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 62 - 3

To provide information relating to engineer resources as a
HQ EinC(A) 4.8.4 16/06/98
contribution to intelligence collection plans using the G2 staff chain.
Notes:

3. Repeat serials F through M as required.
4. Select from:
01 MO Mobility 03 SU Survivability
02 CM Counter-mobility 04 GE General engineer support
5. Use the appropriate allocated data codes (only used if the task type being reported is MO).
6. Select from:
01 GR Grading (in %) 03 HI Height (in metres)

02 HC Horizontal curve (in metres) 04 WI Width (in metres)
7. Select from:
01 PER Personnel 03 TIM Time

02 EQP Equipment 04 MAT Material
Issue 1.0: May 98 62 - 4

ENGINEER REPORT
To: SIC: ENGRREP


B Map details:
C Reporting unit combat effectiveness summary:
20 Personnel unit combat effectiveness (3) (1 Fig)
22 Equipment unit combat effectiveness (3) (1 Fig)
D HQ location:
25 Actual location GR (15 Chars)
27 Planned location GR (15 Chars)
28 Date-Time Group (DTG) planned to become effective DTG (12 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 63 - 1

E Organisation designator of subordinate unit(s)
30 Unit designation name (4) (15 Chars)
32 Size indicator (6 Chars)
35 Role indicator - Code 'A' (6 Chars)
37 Role indicator - Code 'B' (6 Chars)
40 Role indicator - Code 'C' (6 Chars)
41 Role indicator - Code 'D' (6 Chars)
43 Higher formation name (15 Chars)
45 Armed service or civilian agency code (8 Chars)
48 Unit ID Code (9 Chars)
F Subordinate unit combat effectiveness: (2) (4)
50 Personnel (1 Fig)
52 Equipment (1 Fig)
G 54 Grid location: (4) GR (15 Chars)
H Task identification: (4)
57 Task No (2) (10 Chars)
I Task status: (4)
62 Engineer task type (2) (5) (2 Chars)
63 Status (6) (2 Figs)
65 Estimated DTG of completion (12 Chars)
68 Complete task capability indicator - YES/NO (3 Chars)
69 Task limitations (7) (3 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 63 - 2

J Unit combat effectiveness assessment:
Next 24 hours
71 Personnel (3) (1 Fig)
72 Equipment (3) (1 Fig)
Next 48 hours
Next 72 hours
K 80 Special remarks (100 Chars)
L 90 Acknowledge - YES/NO (3 Chars)
Instructions for acknowledging (50 Chars)
Force/unit to acknowledge (2) (30 Chars)

To report combat engineer task progress and unit combat
HQ EinC(A) X 16/06/98
effectiveness from Brigade level up to Corps level.
Notes:

2. Repeat for each separate item/sub-item/subordinate unit as appropriate.
3. Select from:
1 Fully operational
2 Substantially operational
3 Marginally operational
4 Non-operational
Issue 1.0: May 98 63 - 3

4. Repeat serials E through I for each subordinate unit reported.
5. Select Task Type from:
01 MO Mobility
02 CM Counter-mobility
03 SU Survivability
04 GE General engineer support
6. Select Task Status from:
00 Task not started

01 Task started
02 Work 25% complete
06 State 1 now (demolition)
07 State 2 now (demolition)
08 Task complete
09 Abandoned incomplete
10 Task handed over
7. Select Task Limitations from:
01 PER Personnel
02 EQP Equipment
03 TIM Time
04 LOG Logistics
05 MAT Materiel
Issue 1.0: May 98 63 - 4

ENGINEER RESOURCES REPORT
To: SIC: ENGRRESREP


B Map details:
C Location and nearest feature:
45 Grid Ref (2) GR (15 Chars)
D Resources:
52 Resource type (2) (3) (2 Figs)
E 60 Special remarks (100 Chars)
F 72 Acknowledge - YES/NO (3 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 64 - 1

To provide information relating to engineer resources as a
HQ EinC(A) X 16/06/98
contribution to intelligence collection plans using the G2 staff chain.
Notes:
3. Select from:
01 Rations/Water 06 Morale support

02 Personal equipment 07 Major equipment(s)
03 Petrol/oil/lubricants (POL) 08 Medical
04 Construction materials 09 Repair parts
05 Ammunition 10 Other
Issue 1.0: May 98 64 - 2

ENEMY SITUATION REPORT
To: SIC: ENSITREP

A Amendment
02 YES/NO (3 Chars)
B Map details:
C 27 Commander's assessment (optional) (300 Chars)
D Enemy organisation data: (3)
30 Sub-unit ID (2) (4 Chars)
33 - Enemy unit ID (8 Chars)
34 - Nationality (3 Chars)
37 - Role (6 Chars)
40 - Organisation type (6 Chars)
42 - Command Level (6 Chars)
45 - Armed service (2 Chars)
48 - Unit combat effectiveness (4) (1 Fig)
30 Sub-unit ID, etc (2)
Issue 1.0: May 98 65 - 1

E Enemy grouping data: (5)
50 Number allocated to the unidentified unit (6) (7 Chars)
55 Quantity of weapons/equipment (6 Chars)
57 Equipment category (7) (8 Chars)
F Enemy ORBAT subordination
61 Type of subordination (10) (50 Chars)
64 Sub-unit ID (7 Chars)
66 Unit number/name (11) (20 Chars)
71 Specialist role (6 Chars)
73 Organisation type (6 Chars)
74 Command level (6 Chars)
77 Armed service (2 Chars)
G Change(s) of organisation:
82 Attachments/detachments (12) (5 Chars)
83 Unit number/name (13) (20 Chars)
89 Armed service (2 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 65 - 2

H Intelligence source:
92 Type (8 Chars)
93 Unit/Sub-unit ID (4 Chars)
03 Armed service (1 Char)
I 06 Date-Time Group (DTG) of the information at Serials C to H DTG (12 Chars)
J Location:
12 Location type (14) (20 Chars)
15 Geographic place name/feature (10 Chars)
K Position:
21 Position identifier – code name or Grid Reference (15 Chars)
24 Type of position (15) (20 Chars)
29 Grid Reference - left sector limit marker GR (15 Chars)
32 Grid Reference - right sector limit marker GR (15 Chars)
L Operational status at location/position:
36 Operational status (16) (20 Chars)
39 Remaining usability (as a percentage) (3 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 65 - 3

M Intelligence source:
44 Type (8 Chars)
N 63 Date Time Group (DTG) of the information at Serials J to L DTG (12 Chars)
O Enemy activity:
70 Effort marker (17) (5 Chars)
P Direction of movement:
79 Direction (5 Chars)
Q Intelligence source:
87 Type (8 Chars)
R 12 Own unit(s) affected (2) (20 Chars)
S 17 Date Time Group (DTG) of the information at Serials O and R DTG (12 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 65 - 4

T Enemy boundary:
22 ID of unit LEFT of boundary
25 - Unit number/name (4 Chars)
30 - Command level (5 Chars)
33 - Armed service (1 Char)
37 Boundary symbol (18) (6 Chars)
41 ID of unit RIGHT of boundary
44 - Unit number/name (4 Chars)
49 - Command level (5 Chars)
52 - Armed service (1 Char)
53 Grid References of boundary GRs (100 Chars)
U Intelligence source:
57 Type (8 Chars)
V 81 Date Time Group (DTG) of the information at Serial T DTG (12 Chars)
W Enemy installation/geographic item:
85 Type of installation/item (20 Chars)
82 Logistic activity (19) (10 Chars)
86 Grid Reference (2) (15 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 65 - 5

X Operational status at location/position:
93 Operational status (16) (20 Chars)
95 Remaining usability (as a %) (3 Figs)
Y Intelligence source:
99 Type (8 Chars)
Z 23 Date Time Group (DTG) of the information at Serials W to X DTG (12 Chars)
AA 33 Acknowledge – YES/NO (3 Chars)
Instructions for acknowledging (50 Chars)
Force/unit to acknowledge (2) (30 Chars)

To report and inform on the enemy land forces situation, to include
locations, boundaries, status, Order of Battle (ORBAT) and LW1 X 16/06/98
subordination of units/formations.
Issue 1.0: May 98 65 - 6

Notes:

3. Repeat serials D through N for each enemy organisation reported.
4. Select from:
1 Fully operational 3 Marginally operational

2 Substantially operational 4 Non-operational
5. Serial E is used as an alternative to Serial D when the enemy unit being reported cannot be identified.
6. Taken from assigned Arbitrary Unit Designator numbers.
7. E.g. Gun, MBT, Radar, etc.
8. Official designation of the equipment if known, e.g. T72, SCUD B, etc.
9. Estimated or real.
10. "Under command of....."; "Elements of.....".
11. Parent unit superior to the enemy unit reported at Serial D.
12. Plus or minus to the enemy unit reported at Serial D.
13. Name of the attachment/detachment.
14. Assembly Area (Assy Area), Helicopter Landing Site (LS), COMMCEN, Main HQ, etc.
15. Hide, gun position, dummy position, etc.
16. E.g. captured, destroyed, operational.
17. Dummy, Main or SP.
18. Unit/formation level symbol to be marked on map, e.g. 'XX', 'lll', '...'.
19. Logistic activity, e.g. recovery, dummy, resupply, repair, etc.
Issue 1.0: May 98 65 - 7

EOD INCIDENT REPORT
To: SIC: EODINCREP

A Location details of the UXO:

Map details:
12 Location - relative to a known installation, building, landmark (50 Chars)
or prepared grid
Ease of access:
15 A - On foot - from EASY/DIFFICULT/IMPOSSIBLE (10 Chars)
17 B - By light vehicle - from EASY/DIFFICULT/IMPOSSIBLE (10 Chars)
B UXO type/description:
18 Confirms the type of UXO (3) (2 Figs)
30 Unknown UXO details (4) (200 Chars)
33 Indication of chemical or biological (CB) agent hazard (5) ((2 Figs))
C 37 Quantity of UXOs (2 Figs)
D 42 Date-Time Group (DTG) of attack/time of impact/time of DTG (12 Chars)
laying
E 45 Effect on operations (6) (2 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 66 - 1

F Evacuation/safety measures:
52 Confirms measures taken (7) (2 Figs)
55 Measures taken at site - YES/NO (if YES they are to be (50 Chars)
specified)
G 63 NBC threat (8) (2 Figs)
H 70 Tactical information of value - enemy forces, friendly forces, (200 Chars)
hazards, etc
Point of contact (POC) details:
73 Name (20 Chars)
78 Telephone/Fax Number(s) (secure and insecure) (30 Chars)
79 Radio frequencies/callsigns (30 Chars)
I Rendezvous (RV) details for the Explosive Ordnance
Reconnaissance (EOR)/Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD)
party:
86 Route description (50 Chars)
PART 2 (9)
J EOD tasking details:
89 ID of EOR team tasked (20 Chars)
90 Tasking order, recommendations, limitations and (200 Chars)
requirements for a COMTECHREP-Type B (10)
X 95 Assigned unique Incident Number (10 Chars)
Y 99 Category of EOD incident - A, B, C or D (11) (1 Char)

To submit the initial report of an unexploded ordnance (UXO) incident
giving as much basic information as is available. The EODINCREP is
HQ EinC(A) X X X 16/06/98
to be used by all personnel reporting such an incident and may be
used for reporting one or more apparently similar items.
Issue 1.0: May 98 66 - 2

Notes:
1. Users include Observation/Reconnaissance/Damage Assessment/Damage

Repair/ Chemical Detection/EOR and EOD Teams.
3. Select from:
01 Bombs 10 Anti-submarine weapons

02 Grenades 11 Sea mines
03 Mines (Land) 12 Pyrotechnics
04 Missiles 13 Demolition equipment
05 Mortars 14 Improvised explosive devices (IED)
06 Projectiles 15 Miscellaneous
07 Rockets 16 Fuzes
08 Sub munitions 17 Containers and dispensers
09 Torpedoes 18 Unknown
4. UXO details are to be provided as accurately as possible using the following

categories:
CONVENTIONAL UXO IED

01 Circumstances of discovery Incident description
02 Visibility of UXO DTG found
03 UXO appearance - shape and condition Appearance
04 UXO dimensions - Length, width, Size
diameter
05 Colours Are there any visible wires?
06 Markings What method of fastening has been
used (where appropriate)
07 Condition of UXO (rusted or leaking, If the IED is a suspected letter bomb
new or old, broken or intact) state:
- Postmark
- Is recipient a likely target?
- Is IED bulky at one end?
- Envelope or package type/makeup
- Why is it suspicious?
08 For munitions under water add: Was any warning given?
- Prevailing conditions
- Depth of the UXO
- How is the UXO marked?
09 Are there any secondary hazards?
10 Are there any witnesses available?
11 Any other relevant information
Issue 1.0: May 98 66 - 3

01 No CB hazard present 01 Nil

02 A CB hazard is present 02 Minor
03 Not known 03 Severe
04 Totally disrupted
01 No evacuation ordered 01 Low

02 Evacuation in progress 02 Medium
03 Evacuation complete 03 High
04 Black
9. PART 2 of the EODINCREP is to be completed by the EOD Tasking Authority

on receipt of PART 1, not by the originator of PART 1.
10. The COMTECHREP-Type B message is not included in APP-9.
11. EOD incident categories as follows:
A EOD incidents constituting a grave and immediate threat. Incidents to

be given top priority. Disposal operations are to be started immediately
regardless of personal risk.
B EOD incidents constituting an indirect threat. Safe waiting period may

be observed.
C EOD incidents constituting little threat. Dealt with after A and B with
minimal personal danger.
D EOD incidents which represent no threat at present.
Issue 1.0: May 98 66 - 4

EOD TASKING/EOD REPORT
To: SIC: EODTASKREP


Map details:
15 Location - relative to a known installation, (50 Chars)
building, landmark or prepared grid
Ease of access:
17 On foot - from EASY/DIFFICULT/IMPOSSIBLE (10 Chars)
18 By light vehicle - from EASY/DIFFICULT/IMPOSSIBLE (10 Chars)
25 Indication of chemical or biological (CB) agent (2 Figs)
hazard (5)
laying
Issue 1.0: May 98 67 - 1

specified)
hazards, etc
44 Name (20 Chars)
48 Telephone/Fax Numbers(s) (secure and insecure) (30 Chars)
Reconnaissance (EOR)/Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD)
party:
K UXO details:
54 As precise an ID of the UXO(s) as possible (2) (50 Chars)
55 Precise ID of the fuze(s) (2) (9) (200 Chars)
58 Fuze condition - safe/armed/neutralised (2) (10) (12 Chars)
59 Position of fuze (2) (20 Chars)
L Timing/recommendations
60 DTG of reconnaissance completion DTG (12 Chars)
63 EOR team recommendations for further EOD action, (200 Chars)
equipment, etc
M EOD tasking details:
65 ID of EOD team tasked (20 Chars)
the requirement for a COMTECHREP-Type B (11)
X 80 Assigned unique incident number (10 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 67 - 2

Y 83 Category of EOD incident - A, B, C or D (12) (1 Char)
PART 2 (13)
N 85 DTG of EOD team arrival on site DTG (12 Chars)
O 88 EOD team procedure used (50 Chars)
P 92 Procedure result (14) (2 Chars)
Q 95 DTG EOD mission complete DTG (12 Chars)
R 98 Further details - damage caused, equipment status, problems (200 Chars)
encountered

To confirm the identification of an unexploded ordnance (UXO) and to
give additional explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) information, HQ EinC(A) X 17/06/98
disposal actions and results.
Notes:
1. Users include Observation/Reconnaissance/Damage Assessment/Damage Repair/Chemical Detection/EOR/EOD Teams and DCCs.

3. Select from:
01 Bombs 10 Anti-submarine weapons

02 Grenades 11 Sea mines
03 Mines (Land) 12 Pyrotechnics
04 Missiles 13 Demolition equipment
05 Mortars 14 IED
06 Projectiles 15 Miscellaneous
07 Rockets 16 Fuzes
08 Sub-munitions 17 Containers and dispersers
09 Torpedoes 18 Unknown
Issue 1.0: May 98 67 - 3

4. UXO details are to be provided as accurately as possible using the following categories:
CODE CONVENTIONAL UXO IED

04 UXO dimensions - length, width, diameter Size
06 Markings What method of fastening has been used (where appropriate)
07 Condition of UXO (rusted or leaking, new or old, If the IED is a suspected letter bomb state:
broken or intact) Postmark
Is recipient a likely target?
Is IED bulky at one end?
Envelope or package type/makeup
Why is it suspicious?
Prevailing conditions
Depth of UXO
How is UXO marked?
Issue 1.0: May 98 67 - 4

01 No CB hazard present 01 Nil

02 A CB hazard is present 02 Minor
03 Not known 03 Severe
04 Totally disrupted
01 No evacuation ordered 01 Low

02 Evacuation in progress 02 Medium
03 Evacuation complete 03 High
04 Black
9. To provide a descriptive technical summary that includes - name, country of origin, type, height/length, maximum diameter, length (non-
armed/mounted), colour, arming, markings, fuze location, booster type, detonator type.
10. Fuze condition information selected from:
01 Safe 03 Neutralised
02 Armed 04 Unknown
A EOD incidents constituting a grave and immediate threat. Incidents to be given top priority. Disposal operations are to be started
immediately regardless of personal risk.
B EOD incidents constituting an indirect threat. Safe waiting period may be observed.
C EOD incidents constituting little threat. Dealt with after A and B with minimal personal danger.
13. Only to be completed as part of the report from the EOD Team to the EOD Tasking Authority.
Issue 1.0: May 98 67 - 5

14. Select from the following categories:
No Chemical Reaction:
A1 Case not penetrated Violent Deflagration:
A2 Case penetrated D1 Violent deflagration
A3 Mechanical break-up D2 Transition to detonation
Burn: Detonation:
B1 Burn not sustained E1 Detonation
B2 Burn sustained to burn-out
B3 Burn to deflagration Fuze Attack
B4 Burn to detonation F1 Fuze attack failed
F2 Fuze neutralised
F3 Fuze removed
Deflagration:
C1 Deflagration < 15% of fill consumed None of the above applies:
C2 Deflagration 15%-50% of fill consumed X1 Details at Serial ROMEO
C3 Deflagration > 50% of fill consumed
Issue 1.0: May 98 67 - 6

EOR TASKING/EOR REPORT
To: SIC: EORTASKREP

PART 1
Map details:
12 Location - relative to a known installation, (50 Chars)
building, landmark or prepared grid
Ease of access:
15 A - On foot - from EASY/DIFFICULT/IMPOSSIBLE (10 Chars)
17 B - By light vehicle - from EASY/DIFFICULT/IMPOSSIBLE (10 Chars)
25 Indication of chemical or biological (CB) agent (2 Figs)
hazard (5)
Issue 1.0: May 98 68 - 1

laying
specified)
hazards, etc
52 Name (20 Chars)
Reconnaissance (EOR) party:
J EOR tasking details:
67 ID of EOR team tasked (20 Chars)
requirements for a COMTECHREP-Type B (9)
X 85 Assigned unique incident number (10 Chars)
Y 87 Category of Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) incident – (1 Char)
A, B, C or D (10)
Issue 1.0: May 98 68 - 2

PART 2
K UXO details:
88 As precise an ID of the UXO(s) as possible (2) (50 Chars)
90 Precise ID of the fuze(s) (2) (12) (200 Chars)
92 Fuze condition - safe/armed/neutralised (2) (13) (12 Chars)
93 Position of fuze(s) (2) (20 Chars)
L Timing/recommendations
95 DTG of reconnaissance completion DTG (12 Chars)
99 EOR team recommendations for further EOD action, (200 Chars)
equipment, etc

To task an explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) team with an
explosive ordnance reconnaissance (EOR). The same format is used HQ EinC(A) X 17/06/98
to report the results of an EOR.
Notes:
1. Users include Observation/Reconnaissance/Damage Assessment/Damage Repair/Chemical Detection/EOR/EOD Teams and DCCs.
3. Select from:
01 Bombs 07 Rockets 13 Demolition equipment

02 Grenades 08 Sub-munitions 14 IED
03 Mines (Land) 09 Torpedoes 15 Miscellaneous
04 Missiles 10 Anti-submarine weapons 16 Fuzes
05 Mortars 11 Sea mines 17 Containers and dispersers
06 Projectiles 12 Pyrotechnics 18 Unknown
Issue 1.0: May 98 68 - 3

4. UXO details are to be provided as accurately as possible using the following categories:
CODE CONVENTIONAL UXO IED

04 UXO dimensions - length, width, diameter Size
06 Markings What method of fastening has been used (where appropriate)
07 Condition of UXO (rusted or leaking, new or old, broken or intact) If the IED is a suspected letter bomb state:
Postmark
Is recipient a likely target?
Is IED bulky at one end?
Envelope or package
Type/makeup
Why is it suspicious?
Prevailing conditions
Depth of UXO
How is UXO marked?
5. Select from:
01 No CB hazard present 03 Not known

02 A CB hazard is present 04 Totally disrupted
Issue 1.0: May 98 68 - 4

6. Select from:
01 Nil 02 Minor 03 Severe
7. Select from:
01 No evacuation ordered 02 Evacuation in progress 03 Evacuation complete
8. Select from:
01 Low 02 Medium 03 High 04 Black
A EOD incidents constituting a grave and immediate threat. Incidents are to be given top
priority. Disposal operations are to be started immediately regardless of personal risk.
B EOD incidents constituting an indirect threat. Safe waiting period may be observed.
C EOD incidents constituting little threat. Dealt with after A and B with minimal personal danger.
11. PART 2 is only completed as part of the report from the EOR Team to the EOD Tasking Authority.
12. To provide a descriptive technical summary that includes - name, country of origin, type, height/length,
maximum diameter, length (non-armed/mounted), colour, arming, markings, fuze location, booster type,
detonator type
13. Fuze condition information selected from:
01 Safe 02 Armed 03 Neutralised 04 Unknown
Issue 1.0: May 98 68 - 5

EVENTS REPORT
To: SIC: EVENTREP

A 05 Report purpose (250 Chars)

B Timeframe:
C 30 Location of events (200 Chars)
D 37 Description of events (1000 Chars)
E 42 PSOFOR forces involved (500 Chars)
F 45 Press information (2000 Chars)
G 58 Source(s) of information (300 Chars)
H 63 Additional information (1000 Chars)

To provide NATO HQ and Nations under SACEUR's OPLAN 10405,
through the MNC chain of command, information of important events,
trends and activities that do not have an element of extreme urgency, PJHQ X 17/06/98
but do influence Peace Support Operations Force (PSOFOR) (e.g.
IFOR, SFOR) operations. (1) (2)
Issue 1.0: May 98 69 - 1

Notes:
1. An EVENTREP is sent in any of the following cases:
a. Clear indications of major offensive operations against PSOFOR forces.
b. Use of weapons by parties that threatens to escalate an incident or that might significantly affect the military balance, including
rockets, missiles, chemical or biological agents, AAA, anti-tank weapons, and combat helicopters/aircraft.
c. Events that might cause large-scale movements of populations/refugees.
d. Severe environmental risks and damage caused by military operations.
e. Events that do not meet incident reporting criteria but are still, in the MNC's judgement, of interest to PSOFOR nations.
2. The EVENTREP is essentially a descriptive, free text message.
Issue 1.0: May 98 69 - 2

EW APPROVAL MESSAGE
To: SIC: EWAM

A 10 Summary of events - a free text resume of events and (500 Chars)

resulting EW options
B 15 Decision to act - YES or NO, with reason given if appropriate (100 Chars)
C Action required:
30 Priority/technique (1) (25 Chars)
D Period:
40 ON time/OFF time (1) DTGs (24 Chars)
E 56 Declassification trigger - time, date or event (50 Chars)

Used by a Joint Force commander to approve or modify the overall
Comd Sp X 17/06/98
EW Joint Operations Plan.
Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary for each priority/technique required.
Issue 1.0: May 98 70 - 1

EW JAMMING REPORT
To: SIC: EWJAMREP

A Jamming
03 Type of jamming/deception (1) (10 Chars)
05 Strength of jamming (2) (10 Chars)
07 Mode of jamming (3) (10 Chars)
10 Frequency/channel affected (3 Figs)
B 20 Location of victim GR (10 Chars)
C 35 Time - effective Date-Time Group (DTG) of start and duration (30 Chars)
of attack in minutes
D 47 Additional information (200 Chars)
E 50 Declassification trigger - time, date or event (50 Chars)

To report a hostile EW attack. Comd Sp X X X 17/06/98
Notes:
1. Select from: 01 MUSIC 02 TONES 03 CW 04 NOISE 05 VOICE

2. Select from: 01 WEAK 02 MEDIUM 03 STRONG
3. Select from: 01 RESPONSIVE 02 CONSTANT
4. This is a simple report designed for use by non-specialists. Specialists should use the MIJIWARNREP format.
Issue 1.0: May 98 71 - 1

EW MULTIPLE ASSET STATUS REPORT
To: SIC: EWMASTR

A 17 Summary of events - a free text resume of events and (500 Chars)

resulting EW options
B EW equipment(s) status: (1)
30 Equipment type: (20 Chars)
31 Number operational (2 Figs)
32 Number non-operational (2 Figs)
33 Number destroyed (2 Figs)
C 85 Activity/time schedule for current EW tasking (100 Chars)
D 92 Declassification trigger - time, date or event (50 Chars)

To provide a periodic summary of EW asset status. (2) Comd SP X 17/06/98
Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary for each equipment type being reported.
2. This message is normally originated by a component commander and sent to both higher and flanking formation EW cells/HQs.
Issue 1.0: May 98 72 - 1

EW MISSION SUMMARY
To: SIC: EWMSNSUM

A 07 Outline target priorities and results of electronic surveillance (200 Chars)

missions (ESM)
B 12 Changes to enemy electronic Order of Battle (EOB) (100 Chars)
C 15 Outline of own electronic counter measures (ECM) activities, (200 Chars)
to include targets and results
D 23 Friendly interference and requests for deconfliction (200 Chars)
E 28 Location and operational status of own EW units (200 Chars)
F 32 Future intentions of friendly ESM/ECM, with target priorities (200 Chars)
G 35 Enemy EW/Radio Electronic Combat (REC) unit activity, (200 Chars)
including effects on own units
H 39 Possible future intentions of enemy EW/REC units (200 Chars)
I 40 ID of any enemy EW/REC units (100 Chars)
J 45 Additional information, to include the Restricted Frequency List (200 Chars)
(RFL) for the next 24 hours.

To summarise all friendly and enemy EW activity over a specific
Comd Sp X 17/06/98
reporting period and to report on the status of friendly EW assets. (1)
Notes:
1. The EWMSNSUM is essentially a free text message but making maximum use of available brevity/data codes wherever possible.
Issue 1.0: May 98 73 - 1

EW REQUESTING/TASKING MESSAGE
To: SIC: EWRTM

A 07 Amplification - of the case for EW support, particularly where (500 Chars)

additional resources are requested. To include assets
required and planned duration
B 15 Task outline - background detail of the target and/or the EW (500 Chars)
element of a wider operation
C 24 Unit ID - of unit being tasked (not required for a request (20 Chars)
message)
D 30 Target Unit ID/Role of electronic counter measures (ECM) (40 Chars)
target unit (1)
E 40 Target description - general target information (1) (200 Chars)
F 50 Target type - EW target type, e.g. Arty/Fire Control (1) (20 Chars)
G 60 Activity required - DF, electronic surveillance mission (ESM) (60 Chars)
collection, ECM, Chaff, etc (1) (2)
H 70 Target frequency characteristics (if known) (1) (30 Chars)
I 82 Further target tasks - as required (100 Chars)
J 89 Declassification trigger - time, date or event (50 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 74 - 1

To request and task assigned EW resources. (3) Comd Sp X 17/06/98
Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary where multiple targets are involved.
2. If 'Chaff' is called for at Serial GOLF, 'ON/OFF' timings and 'START/END' locations must be provided.
3. The EWRTM applies to both ECM and ESM support by ground, maritime and air assets. It is also used to request support of additional
EW resources not currently assigned.
Issue 1.0: May 98 74 - 2

EW STOP JAMMING MESSAGE
To: SIC: EWSTOPJAM

A 12 Unit ID of unit to cease jamming activity (20 Chars)

B 10 Frequency(s) involved (1) (50 Chars)
C 25 Amplification - brief free text explanation for the order (100 Chars)
D 30 System(s) affected (1) (50 Chars)
E 42 Location(s) - name/Georef/Grid reference - of all locations (20 Chars)
affected (1)
F 59 Declassification trigger - time, date or event (50 Chars)

Used when it is imperative to immediately terminate a jamming task
Comd Sp 4.13.7 17/06/98
being conducted by friendly EW assets.
Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary for each frequency/system/location affected.
Issue 1.0: May 98 75 - 1

EW TACTICAL REPORT
To: SIC: EWTACREP

A 03 Alert Word - codeword or nickname covering the activity (15 Chars)

B 08 Activity type (1) (15 Chars)
C 12 Operations - from Maritime/Air/Land/Joint (2) (200 Chars)
D 15 Comms EW - identifies specific hostile radio transmission(s) - (40 Chars)
frequency, bandwidth, callsign (C/S) (3)
E 18 Emitter EW - identifies specific non-comms emitter(s) - (40 Chars)
frequency, other emitter parameters (3)
F Audit trail:
20 Serial Number (5 Chars)
23 Time DTG (12 Chars)
27 Description of audit activity (100 Chars)
G 32 Submarine data (as appropriate) (4) (100 Chars)
H 50 Associated encounter(s) - either NIL or the trademark/ (10 Chars)
discrete letter code allocated to any associated encounter(s)
plus: (5)
51 Location/description of area (30 Chars)
52 Direction/speed (10 Chars)
53 Date-Time Group (DTG) of the location information DTG (12 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 76 - 1

I 60 Close encounter(s) - either NIL or indicator of closest (10 Chars)
proximity to friendly forces plus: (5)
63 DTG of location information DTG (12 Chars)
J Unknown vessel(s) - if used, the trademark/discrete letter
70 code allocated plus: (6) (10 Chars)
73 DTG of location information DTG (12 Chars)
K 85 Declassification trigger - time, date or event (50 Chars)

Used when no tactical data system is available to report time
sensitive fleeting targets, threat or danger to friendly units and
Comd Sp X 17/06/98
distress situations. Also used to report electronic surveillance
measures (ESM) operational results.
Notes:
1. Select from the appropriate data codes where available.
2. Also provides a brief free text update, as appropriate.
3. Repeat where more than one transmission/emission is being reported.
4. Rarely, if ever, used by land forces. If used, provides as much detail as possible of: Serial Number, unit ID, type/class, credibility, NATO
designation.
5. Repeat as necessary where more than one associated encounter/close encounter is being reported.
6. Repeat as necessary if more than one unknown vessel is being reported.
Issue 1.0: May 98 76 - 2

FRONTIER CROSSING ADVICE – RAIL
To: SIC: FCA.RAIL

A 03 Amendment YES/NO 3 Chars)

B Map details:
C Operation/Movement Details - if used, provides either or both
of:
18 ID number/Name of operation (15 Chars)
20 Codeword/Nickname of movement (15 Chars)
D 24 Transport Reply Reference Number (10 Chars)
E 27 International ID Code Number (10 Chars)
F Consignor details:
29 Unit designator (20 Chars)
32 Unit location GR (15 Chars)
35 Priority (3) (7 Chars)
39 Agency to be billed (20 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 77 - 1

G Loading/Departure station:
43 Name (15 Chars)
H 48 Departure Date-Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
I Consignee details:
J Off-loading/Destination station:
55 Name (15 Chars)
K 60 Latest arrival DTG DTG (12 Chars)
L 61 Off-loading time required (in hours/minutes) (7 Chars)
M Route details:
65 Transfer station/BCP (2)
67 Name (15 Chars)
70 Planned DTG of arrival DTG (12 Chars)
72 Planned DTG of departure DTG (12 Chars)
N Transportation means:
75 Type (10 Chars)
O Train details:
80 Length - in metres (3 Figs)
83 Weight - in tonnes (4 Figs)
P 85 Remarks. Special requirements, information on follow-on (500 Chars)
transport, classified material, etc.
Q 1st Class passengers:
87 Male (3 Figs)
89 Female (2 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 77 - 2

R 2nd Class passengers:
90 Male (3 Figs)
93 Female (2 Figs)
S Material/Load details: (4)
95 Type and quantity (5) (10 Chars)
97 Sketch Number and quantity of equipments classified as (10 Chars)
exceptional (6)
Other freight by:
02 Overall tonnage (4 Figs)
04 Maximum weight per unit (3 Figs)
08 Dangerous goods details (100 Chars)
T Point of Contact/Officer-in-Charge (OIC) Train details:
12 Name (20 Chars)
17 Telephone/Fax No(s)(secure and insecure) (30 Chars)
28 Other co-ordinating information (100 Chars)
U 36 Acknowledge - YES/NO (3 Chars)

To transmit to adjacent movement agencies responsible for the
border crossing point (BCP) on each side of the frontier information
which makes possible the timely processing of a military train in the QMG (Mov) X 17/06/98
neighbouring country and enables such movement to be passed on
and monitored without delay.
Issue 1.0: May 98 77 - 3

Notes:
3. Select from:
01 ALPHA Urgent operational requirement

02 BRAVO Routine operational requirement
03 CHARLIE Urgent administrative requirement
04 DELTA Routine administrative requirement
4. Use appropriate NATO data codes to provide details of vehicles/freight loaded on each train.
5. Repeat as necessary for each type of vehicle with tracked/wheeled listed separately.
6. Repeat as necessary for each type of equipment with sketch numbers taken from the NATO unified sketchbook.
Issue 1.0: May 98 77 - 4

FIRST HOSTILE ACT
To: SIC: FIRSTHOSTILEACT

A 10 Reporting unit (20 Chars)

B 20 Type of hostile act (40 Chars)
C 30 Location GR (15 Chars)
D 40 Date-Time Group (DTG) of incident DTG (12 Chars)
E 50 Identity of aggressor nation/Opposing Force(s) (OPFOR) (10 Chars)
(if known)
F Nature of damage:
61 Personnel casualties (40 Chars)
62 Damage to property (40 Chars)
63 Damage to equipment (40 Chars)

To provide information on an initial enemy hostile act in order to
Comd Sp X X 17/06/98
enable immediate reaction.
Notes:
1. To be transmitted immediately upon observing/experiencing a first hostile act in a given Theatre/Tactical Area of Responsibility (TAOR).
Issue 1.0: May 98 78 - 1

FIRE MISSION - CALL FOR FIRE
To: SIC: FM.CFF

A Map details: (1)

B 10 Target Number (6 Chars)
C 15 Number of fire units to fire for effect (2 Figs)
D Target location:
E 33 Target Grid Zone (6 Chars)
F Target description:
40 Target type (3) (6 Chars)
41 Target subtype (3) (6 Chars)
42 Degree of protection (4) (6 Chars)
G 45 Target strength (4 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 79 - 1

H Target size:
I 59 Report value accuracy of the target location (in metres) (3 Figs)
J 60 Trajectory type from: (4 Chars)
HIGH - High Angle
LOW - Low Angle
K Munitions in effect: (5)
64 Number of volleys/rockets (2 Figs)
67 Fire for effect projectile (6) (3 Chars)
68 Fire for effect fuze (6) (4 Chars)
L 72 Effects required (as %) (2 Figs)
M Method of control:
75 Method (7) (3 Chars)
77 Time on target or time to fire (4 Figs)
N Firing interval:
80 Interval (in seconds) (3 Figs)
88 Duration (in minutes) (3 Figs)
O 95 End of mission (8) (1 Char)

To transmit initial Fire For Effect requests for fire and/or orders to fire. HQ DRA X X X 18/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 79 - 2

Notes:

3. Select from:
Type Type Subtype

Type definition
code code definition
01 ADA Air Defence 01 UNK Unknown
Artillery 02 LT Light
03 MDM Medium
04 HV Heavy
05 MSL Missile
06 POS Position
02 ARMOR Armour 07 UNK Unknown
08 LT Light
09 MDM Medium
10 HV Heavy
11 APC Armoured Personnel Carrier
12 POS Position
14 LT Light
15 MDM Medium
16 HV Heavy
17 POS Position
19 TRP Troops
24 WOOD Wood
25 MASNRY Masonry
26 CONCR Concrete
27 METAL Metal
32 CONCR Concrete
33 WOOD Wood
34 STEEL Steel
35 SITE Site
36 RAFT Raft
37 FERRY Ferry
39 SMALL Small
40 BN Battalion
41 REGT Regiment
42 DIV Division
43 FWD Forward
Issue 1.0: May 98 79 - 3
45 RADAR Radar
47 SLT Searchlight
48 GDNC Guidance
49 LS Loudspeaker
09 MORT Mortars 50 UNK Unknown
51 LT Light
52 MDM Medium
53 HV Heavy
54 VH Very Heavy
55 POS Position
10 PERS Personnel 56 UNK Unknown
57 INF Infantry
58 OP Observation Post
59 PTL Patrol
60 WKPTY Work Party
61 POS Position
11 RKTMSL Rockets/Missiles 62 UNK Unknown
63 APERS Anti-Personnel
64 LTMSL Light Missile
65 MDMMSL Medium Missile
66 HVMSL Heavy Missile
67 ATANK Anti-Tank
68 POS Position
70 CLV Class 5
71 CLIII Class 3
72 CLIV Class 4
73 CLI Class 1
74 CLII Class 2
13 TER Terrain Features 75 UNK Unknown
76 ROAD Road
77 JCT Road Junction
78 HILL Hill
79 DEFILE Defile
80 LDGSTR Landing Strip
81 RR Railroad
14 VEH Vehicles 82 UNK Unknown
83 LTWHL Light Wheeled
84 HVWHL Heavy Wheeled
85 RECO Reconnaissance
86 BOAT Boats
87 ACFT Aircraft
88 HEL Helicopter
15 WPN Weapons 89 UNK Unknown
90 LTMG Light Machine Gun
91 ATG Anti-Tank Gun
92 HVMG Heavy Machine Gun
93 RCLR Recoilless Rifle
Issue 1.0: May 98 79 - 4
4. Select from:
Code First Volley Second Volley

01 PRAND Half Prone, Half Standing All Prone
02 PRONE Prone Prone
03 PRUG Prone Dug In
04 PROVER Prone Under Overhead Cover
05 DUGIN Dug In Dug In
06 COVER Under Overhead Cover Under Overhead Cover
The 'Munitions in Effect' serial may be repeated. A different shell/fuze combination

may then be specified for initial volley and successive rounds.
6. Select from :
a. 105MM
Projectile:
01 HEA High Explosive
02 HEC APICM
Fuze:
10 CP Concrete Piercing
11 PD Point Detonation
12 PDD Delay
13 TI Time Action
14 VT Variable Time
15 VTD Variable Time De-sensitised
16 MRP Multi-Role Fuze Point Detonation
17 MRT Multi-Role Fuze Time
18 MRV Multi-Role Fuze Variable Time
19 MRD Multi-Role Fuze Delay
b. 155MM
Projectile:
20 HEA High Explosive
21 HEI DPICM Anti-Tank Sub-munition
22 HED Dual Purpose ICM
23 HER Rocket
24 AML Anti-Material Mine, Long Delay
25 AMS Anti-Material Mine, Short Delay
26 APL Anti-Personnel Mine, Long Delay
27 APS Anti-Personnel Mine, Short Delay
Propellant:
30 GREEN
31 WHITE
32 XRNGA Extended Range - Type A
33 XRNGB Extended Range - Type B
Issue 1.0: May 98 79 - 5

Fuze:
40 CP Concrete Piercing
41 PD Point Detonation
42 PDD Delay
43 TI Time Action
44 VT Variable Time
45 VTD Variable Time Desensitised
46 MRP Multi-Role Fuze Point Detonation
47 MRT Multi-Role Fuze Time
48 MRV Multi-Role Fuze Variable Time
49 MRD Multi-Role Fuze Delay
c. MLRS
Projectile:
50 JED Dual Purpose ICM
51 JEE DPICM Anti-Personnel and Anti-Material
Sub-munitions
52 JEH Reduced Range Practice Rocket
53 JMT Anti-Tank Mine
54 JTA MLRS Terminally Guided Warhead
55 JTB MLRS SADARM
56 JTC ATCMS Brilliant Anti-Tank
57 JEL Extended Range Rocket
Fuze:
60 TI Time Action
7. Select from:
01 AMC At My Command
02 TOT Time On Target
03 WR When Ready
04 TTF Time To Fire
8. Select from:
01 Y End of Mission
02 R End of Mission, Record as Target
Issue 1.0: May 98 79 - 6

FIRE MISSION – FIRE MISSION COMMAND
To: SIC: FM.FMC

A Map details: (1)

B 30 Fire mission command (3) (6 Chars)
C 33 Effective Date-Time Group (DTG) of the message in ZULU DTG (12 Chars)
time
D 40 Fire plan name (6 Chars)
E 52 Target Number (6 Chars)
F 64 Report to observer (4) (6 Chars)
G 68 End of mission (5) (1 Char)

To transmit a command to Check Fire, Cancel Check Fire, Cease
Loading, Cancel Cease Loading, and Fire; to transmit Ready, Rounds
HQ DRA X 18/06/98
Complete, and Cannot Comply to the observer, and to transmit the
completion of a fire mission.
Issue 1.0: May 98 80 - 1

Notes:
3. Select from:
CKFIRE Check Fire

CANCKF Cancel Check Fire
CELOAD Cease Loading
CANCLD Cancel Cease Loading
FIRE Command to Execute
4. Select from:
READY Ready to Fire

COMPLT Rounds Complete
CANTCO Cannot Comply
EXECOM Execution Complete
5. Select from:
Y End of Mission
R End of Mission and Record as Target
Issue 1.0: May 98 80 - 2

FIRE MISSION – MESSAGE TO OBSERVER
To: SIC: FM.MTO

A Map details: (1)

C 22 Number of weapons to fire for effect (2 Figs)
D Munitions in effect: (3)
E Trajectory type from:
30 HIGH - High Angle (4 Chars)
33 LOW - Low Angle
F Method of control:
Issue 1.0: May 98 81 - 1

G Observer data:
45 Time of flight (to the nearest tenth of a second) (5 Chars)
51 Range probable error (in metres) (3 Figs)
56 Angle T (Observer-Target-Gun Angle)(in mils) (6) (4 Figs)

To transmit a message to observer in response to a call for fire on a
HQ DRA X 18/06/98
target of opportunity.
Notes:

3. The 'Munitions in Effect' serial (set) may be repeated as a group up to two times, initial plus one. The first iteration shall be the first
selected shell/fuze combination; the second iteration shall be the second selected shell/fuze combination. However, special considerations state
that currently only one iteration shall be specified.
4. Select from the following table:
WEAPON
PROJECTILE CODE PROPELLANT CODE FUZE CODE
TYPE
HEC APICM Anti-Personnel sub-munition PD Point Detonation
PDD Delay
TI Time Action
VT Variable Time
VTD Variable Time de-sensitised
MRP Multi-Role Fuze Point Detonation
MRT Multi-Role Fuze Time
MRV Multi-Role Fuze Variable Time
MRD Multi-Role Fuze Delay
Issue 1.0: May 98 81 - 2

HED Dual Purpose ICM XRNGA = Extended Range - PDD Delay
HER Rocket Type A TI Time Action
AML Anti-Material Mine, long delay XRNGB = Extended Range - VT Variable Time
AMS Anti-Material Mine, short delay Type B VTD Variable Time Desensitised
APL Anti-Personnel Mine, long delay MRP Multi-Role Fuze Point Detonation
APS Anti-Personnel Mine, short delay MRT Multi-Role Fuze Time
MLRS JED Dual Purpose ICM TA Time Action
JEE DPICM Anti-Personnel and Anti-
Material sub-munitions
JEH Reduced Range Practice Rocket
JMT Anti-Tank Mine
JTA MLRS Terminally Guided Warhead
JTB MLRS SADARM
5. Selected from:
03 WR When Ready
04 TTF Time To Fire
6. The definition of Angle T is the smaller interior angle formed at the intersection of the Gun-Target and Observer-Target lines and will never
be larger than 3,200 mils.
Issue 1.0: May 98 81 - 3

FIRE MISSION – SUBSEQUENT ADJUSTMENT
To: SIC: FM.SUB

A Map details: (1)

C Trajectory type from:
23 HIGH - High Angle (4 Chars)
25 LOW - Low Angle
D Munitions in effect: (3)
E Target location:
38 UTM Easting (in Metres) (6 Figs)
F 50 Target Grid Zone (6 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 82 - 1

G Method of control:
H 63 End of mission (6) (1 Char)
I Surveillance:
67 Target disposition at End of Mission (7) (4 Chars)
72 Number of enemy casualties/equipment losses (4 Figs)

To transmit upgraded grid locations, to repeat fire for effect and/or to
HQ DRA X 18/06/98
terminate missions.
Notes:
3. The 'Munitions in Effect' serial (set) may be repeated as a group up to two times, initial plus one. The first iteration shall be the first
selected shell/fuze combination; the second iteration shall be the second selected shell/fuze combination. However, special considerations state
that currently only one iteration shall be specified.
Issue 1.0: May 98 82 - 2

4. Select from the following:
WEAPON
TYPE
HEC APICM Anti-Personnel sub- PD Point Detonation
munition PDD Delay
TI Time Action
VT Variable Time
HED Dual Purpose ICM XRNGA Extended Range - PDD Delay
AML Anti-Material Mine, long delay XRNGB Extended Range – VT Variable Time
AMS Anti-Material Mine, short delay Type B VTD Variable Time De-sensitised
Issue 1.0: May 98 82 - 3

JMT Anti-Tank Mine
JTA MLRS Terminally Guided
Warhead
JTB MLRS SADARM
5. Select from:
03 WR When Ready
04 TTF Time To Fire
6. Select from:
Y End of Mission
R End of Mission, Record as Target
7. Select from:
01 NEUT Neutralised
02 BURN Burning
03 DEST Destroyed
04 UNK Unknown
05 NOEF No Effect
06 NEBN Neutralised/Burning
Issue 1.0: May 98 82 - 4

FORCE PREPARE
To: SIC: FORCEPREP

A Unit status - of unit(s) identified at BRAVO:

05 Readiness (2 Chars)
07 Availability (2 Chars)
08 Assignment (3 Chars)
B 33 Unit ID – list of all force component unit(s), aircraft, ship(s) to (1000 Chars)
be provided at the time and status indicated at ALPHA.
C Command Relationship
45 Planned Operational Command (OPCOM) (20 Chars)
47 Planned Operational Control (OPCON) (20 Chars)
48 Planned Task Designator (20 Chars)
52 National Superior HQ (before Transfer of Authority (TOA)) (20 Chars)
55 NATO Superior HQ (after TOA) (20 Chars)
57 Planned TOA (Command) Time DTG (12 Chars)
59 Planned TOA (Control) Time DTG (12 Chars)

To respond to MNC warning messages. PJHQ X 18/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 83 - 1

FRAGMENTARY ORDER
To: SIC: FRAGO

A 01 FRAGO/OPO Reference (25 Chars)

B 05 Time Zone (4 Chars)
C Task Organisation (Task Organisation)
10 Task Organisation 1 (100 Chars)
11 Task Organisation 2 (100 Chars)
D SITUATION
30 Enemy Forces (100 Chars)
33 Friendly Forces (100 Chars)
35 Flanks (100 Chars)
E 44 MISSION (100 Chars)
F EXECUTION
50 Concept of Operations (200 Chars)
52 Formation/Unit 1 Task (150 Chars)
67 Co-ordinating Instructions (100 Chars)
G 80 SERVICE SUPPORT (100 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 84 - 1

H 82 COMMAND AND SIGNAL (100 Chars)
I 90 Acknowledge (2) (1 Fig)

To communicate an abbreviated form of an Operation Order (OPO)
LW1 X 18/06/98
between commands, formations and units. (1)
Notes:
1. The FRAGO is intended for use to:
a. Issue key sections of an Operation Order before the complete order has been produced.
b. Provide specific instructions to commanders who do not require the complete Operation Order.
c. Provide a summary of the complete order to serve as confirmatory notes.
d. Issue timely changes to existing Operation Orders.
e. Provide an outline operational directive (Mission Order) for use in fast moving mobile operations.
2. Select from:
1 YES
2 NO
Issue 1.0: May 98 84 - 2

ALLOCATION OF NAVAL GUNFIRE
To: SIC: GUNFIREALLOT

A 04 Target Number (10 Chars)

B 05 (Ship callsign) to work with (Spotter callsign) (20 Chars)
C 36 Circuit for spotting (20 Chars)
D 46 Mode (20 Chars)
E 56 Allotted quantity of ammunition (50 Chars)
F 99 Time and duration ship is allocated (20 Chars)

To allocate resources for Naval Gunfire Support (NGS). HQRM 18/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 85 - 1

NAVAL GUNFIRE REPORT FORM
To: SIC: GUNFIREREP

A 07 Support type (CANDY, HONEY, PICKLE, GURF) (10 Chars)

B 09 Target number and grid co-ordinates (40 Chars)
C 24 Target description (100 Chars)
D 25 Agency controlling fire (20 Chars)
E 31 Damage assessment (150 Chars)
F 32 Ammunition expended (type, calibre, code number) (100 Chars)
G 69 Reason target not fired on (100 Chars)
H 75 Amount, type, calibre of each bombardment (150 Chars)
I 99 Action taken or contemplated (100 Chars)

Naval Gunfire Support (NGS) after-action report. HQRM 18/06/98
Note for GURF:

A Callsign of ship
B On station and ready: DTG (local): end of NGS assignment.
C Planned firing location (GR) on centre of track to box.
D Significant reduction in capability.
E Any other information.
Issue 1.0: May 98 86 - 1

REQUEST FOR NAVAL GUNFIRE
To: SIC: GUNFIREREQ

A 11 Target Number (10 Chars)

B 75 Task (description/location) (50 Chars)
C 91 Time and duration (20 Chars)
D 92 Own Troops location (50 Chars)
E 95 Special Instructions (200 Chars)
(e.g. Type of Ship/number of guns).

To request Naval Gunfire Support (NGS). HQRM 18/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 87 - 1

HARBOUR/HIDE REPORT
To: SIC: HARHIDEREP

A 10 Location of harbour/hide GR (10 Chars)

B Rendezvous (RV):
23 By foot GR (10 Chars)
25 By road GR (10 Chars)
28 By helicopter GR (10 Chars)
C 33 Approach from (1) (5 Chars)
D 40 Suitable for (2) (10 Chars)
E 44 Extent and type of cover (3) (4) (7 Chars)
F 52 Hard standing - YES/NO (3 Chars)
G 57 Additional information, as necessary (500 Chars)

To report details of and approaches to unit harbours/hides. LW1 X X 19/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 88 - 1

Notes:
1. Select from:
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08
N S E W NE NW SE SW
2. Select from:
01 SECT Section
02 TP/PL Troop/Platoon
03 SQN/COY Squadron/Company
04 SQN/COY GP Squadron/Company Group
3 Select from:
01 GOOD Good cover

02 PART Partial/fair cover
03 POOR Poor cover
4. Cover should be described with respect to the size of the unit/grouping for which the harbour/hide has been selected, i.e. that selected
from the list at (2).
Issue 1.0: May 98 88 - 2

HELICOPTER REQUEST ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
To: SIC: HELACK

03 HELQUEST identifier (12 Chars)

(unit ID and unique request ID - e.g. date plus 3-digit serial
number)
A 10 Decision - ACCEPT/REFUSE/DELAY until..... (10 Chars)
11 (Date-Time Group (DTG)) (1) DTG (12 Chars)
B 17 Quantity and type of aircraft tasked (50 Chars)
C 25 Aircraft callsign or mission number (30 Chars)
D 38 Estimated DTG at pickup point(s) (PUPs) (2) DTGs (12 Chars)
E 43 Reason for REFUSE/DELAY (200 Chars)
F 52 Additional information - clearance, e.g. 'corridors', 'timeframe', (250 Chars)
etc, and any instructions not covered at A to D above.

To inform a unit or formation of the acceptance, delay or refusal of a
PJHQ X X 19/06/98
request for transport helicopter or utility helicopter support.
Notes:
1. The reason for REFUSE/DELAY must be given at E.

2. Repeat as necessary for multiple PUPs.
Issue 1.0: May 98 89 - 1

HELICOPTER LANDING SITE REPORT
To: SIC: HELLSREP

01 HELLSREP identifier - unit ID and unique report ID (12 Chars)

(e.g. date plus 3-digit serial number)
02 Map details:
Map/Chart Series (12 Chars)
Map/Chart Suffix No (2 Figs)
Map/Chart Sheet No (1) (14 Chars)
Map/Chart Edition No (1) (6 Chars)
Geodetic Datum (1) (25 Chars)
A 03 Units of measure to be used throughout the HELLSREP (2) (2 Figs)
B 05 Effective Date-Time Group (DTG) of reconnaissance (recce)
completion DTG (12 Chars)
C 10 Grid References of LS extremities: (3) GR (15 Chars)
D 20 Orientation of the Long Axis of the LS (4) (4 Figs)
E Number/Size of LS as follows:
21 Large (1 Fig)
22 Medium (1 Fig)
23 Small (1 Fig)
24 As briefed (1 Fig)
F 25 Method of deplanement (5) (1 Fig)
Issue 1.0: May 98 90 - 1

G LS surface conditions - reported in 3 parts as follows:
30 Classification (6) (1 Char)
32 Description (7) (1 Char)
35 Recirculate (8) (1 Char)
H Direction: (4)
38 Approach (4 Figs)
39 Exit (4 Figs)
J Wind details: (4)
44 Direction (9) (4 Figs)
47 Speed (2 Figs)
K 48 Approach angle(s) (10) (4 Figs)
L 50 Pre-briefed location/recognition aids provided for any (2 Figs)
particular Armed Recce Team (ART): (10)
M 60 Pre-briefed landing aids provided for any particular ART: (10) (2 Figs)
N Cloud details:
72 Degree of cover, as a % (3 Figs)
73 Estimated height (4) (5 Figs)
P Visibility/Temperature: (4)
75 Visibility (2 Figs)
78 Temperature (3 Figs)
Q Enemy details: (11)
80 Sighting Number (2 Figs)
82 Estimated strength (3 Figs)
85 Weapons (12) (50 Chars)
R 88 Grid Reference of the ART (10) GR (15 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 90 - 2

S Obstruction(s) in the direction(s) of helicopter approach/exit
given in the order - Grid Reference, code (13) and height
using the unit of measurement given at Serial A: (14)
91 Code (1 Char)
94 Height (3 Figs)
T 96 Vehicle exit(s) (10) GR (15 Chars)
U 97 Restrictions on troop movements from LS (10) (15) (1 Fig)
V 99 Other remarks (100 Chars)

To transmit helicopter landing site (LS) reports. PJHQ 5.13 x x 19/06/98
Notes:
2. Use ATP-38 code designators, as follows:
01 Metres 06 Kilometres per hour (KPH)

02 Yards 07 Miles per hour (MPH)
03 Feet 08 Knots
04 Degrees Magnetic 09 Degrees Celsius
05 Mils 10 Degrees Fahrenheit
3. Prefix by two (2) letter grid zone designators when there is any possibility of uncertainty about the part of the map used.
4. Using the units of measurement listed at Serial A.
Issue 1.0: May 98 90 - 3

5. Select from:
01 Land
02 Hover
03 Rope
04 Abseil or winch
6. Classification. Select from:
01 W Firm - can support the helicopter and can be used by 2-wheel drive vehicles and 4-wheel drive vehicles and trailers,
unless heavy and continuous use is intended.
02 X Moderate - can be used by 3 or 4 ton vehicles which should be able to start from rest using 4-wheel drive.
03 Y Soft - 4-wheel drive vehicles cannot start from rest but might cross if already on the move.
7. Description. Select from:
01 A Sand
02 B Grass
03 C Scrub
04 D Snow
05 E Ice
06 F Marsh
07 G Dust
08 H Any other surface
8. Re-circulate - indicates whether the surface will re-circulate as a result of rotor down wash, using a simple YES/NO code.
9. Direction given reported as the bearing from which the wind is coming.
10. Repeat as necessary where there is more than one approach angle/ART.
Issue 1.0: May 98 90 - 4

11. Repeat for each enemy position reported. Enemy sightings will normally be amplified using a INTSPOTREP.
12. Reports weapons critical to the helicopter landing/deplanement.
13. Select from:
01 A Buildings
02 B Trees
03 C Poles
04 D Pylons and high tension wires
05 E Others
14. Repeat for each obstacle, as necessary.
15. Select from:
01 Heavy restriction
02 Moderate
03 Unrestricted
Issue 1.0: May 98 90 - 5

HELICOPTER OPERATIONAL SUMMARY
To: SIC: HELOPSUM

03 HELOPSUM - provides summary details as follows: (12 Chars)

A 12 Formation title (20 Chars)
B 15 Status of units (10 Chars)
C Operational summary: (2)
28 Main Operating Base (MOB) location GR (15 Chars)
31 Fuel (3) (4 Figs)
34 Forward Operating Base (FOB) location GR (15 Chars)
39 Forward Arming & Refuelling Point (FARP) location GR (15 Chars)
45 Aircraft Combat Ready (4) (20 Chars)
47 Type, Quantity (2) (2 Figs)
51 Aircraft Combat Available Type (5) (20 Chars)
56 Type, Quantity (2) (2 Figs)
59 Aircraft Unserviceable Type (6) (20 Chars)
63 Type, Quantity (2)
(2 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 91 - 1

65 Personnel Combat Ready (Percentage) (3 Figs)
68 30mm ammunition state (7) (5 Figs)
70 70mm ammunition state (7) (5 Figs)
72 HELLFIRE missiles held (7) (5 Figs)
75 Other natures held (8) (5 Figs)
D 79 Significant events - last 24hrs (9) (500 Chars)
E 80 Total hours flown by aircraft type: (20 Chars)
81 Aircraft type, hours flown (3 Figs)
F 90 Summary of current operations (500 Chars)
G 95 Areas of concern (10) (500 Chars)

To submit daily Helicopter Operational Summary reports. PJHQ X 19/06/98
Notes:
1. This operational summary is used to report both Attack and Support Helicopters.
3
3. Include both location (Grid Reference) and fuel holdings (m ).
4. Aircraft declared Combat Ready must have crew available.
5. Aircraft declared Combat Available must have crew available, but may have limited operational capability.
6. Give the time in hours until aircraft are either combat ready or combat available.
7. By number of rounds.
8. Further serials are added as required.
9. Events influencing helicopter operations completed out, planned or anticipated.
10. Problems or concerns that could adversely influence future operations.
Issue 1.0: May 98 91 - 2

HELICOPTER REQUEST
To: SIC: HELQUEST

HELQUEST identifier (unit and unique request ID (e.g. date (12 Chars)
plus 3-digit serial number)
A 10 Quantity and type of aircraft (50 Chars)
C 23 Pick-up point(s)(PUP) (1) (2) GR (30 Chars)
D 24 Destination(s)/reconnaissance target(s) (1) GR (10 Chars)
E 27 Date-Time Group (DTG) at PUP(s) or on task (1) DTG (12 Chars)
F 33 'Not after' DTG DTG (12 Chars)
G 35 Duration of task (in hours/minutes) (6 Chars)
H 38 Passengers/casualties (3) (30 Chars)
I 44 Freight (weight in Kgs) (4) (60 Chars)
J 50 Callsign(s) and frequencies(s) at PUP(s) (1) (25 Chars)
K 52 Callsigns and frequencies(s) at destination(s) (1) (25 Chars)
L 57 Briefing – Callsign, frequency, location (100 Chars)
M 61 Debriefing – Callsign, frequency, location (100 Chars)
N 64 Combat intelligence update (100 Chars)
O 68 Special instructions – e.g. liaison, logistic support (5) (100 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 92 - 1

To request transport helicopter or utility helicopter support. PJHQ X X X 19/06/98
Notes:
1. Repeat for multiple PUPs/locations.
2. PUPs may be grid references, nicknames or multiple locations.
3. Category - sitting, stretcher, walking - to be stipulated by numbers.
4. Include description, dimensions, weight, underslung, etc.
5. For complex operations, the system for matching passengers/loads to helicopter types should be indicated here.
Issue 1.0: May 98 92 - 2

HELICOPTER TASK
To: SIC: HELTASK

03 HELTASK identifier (12 Chars)

Unit ID and unique task ID, e.g. date plus 3-digit serial number
A 10 Quantity and type of aircraft (50 Chars)
C 18 Pick-up point(s)(PUP) (1) (2) GRs (15 Chars)
D 25 Destination(s)/reconnaissance target(s) (1) GRs (15 Chars)
E 34 Date-Time Group (DTG) at PUP(s) or on task (1) DTGs (12 Chars)
F 36 'Not after' DTG DTGs (12 Chars)
G 39 Duration of task (in hours/minutes) (6 Chars)
H 40 Passengers/casualties (3) (30 Chars)
I 43 Freight (weight in kilogrammes) (4) (60 Chars)
J 45 Callsign(s) and frequency(s) at PUP(s) (1) (25 Chars)
K 51 Callsign(s) and frequency(s) at destination(s) (1) (25 Chars)
L 57 Briefing – callsign, frequency, location (100 Chars)
M 63 Debriefing – callsign, frequency, location (100 Chars)
N 64 Combat intelligence update (100 Chars)
O 70 Special instructions, e.g. liaison, logistic support (5) (100 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 93 - 1

Used by authorised tasking agencies to allocate transport helicopter
PJHQ X 19/06/98
or utility helicopter support.
Notes:
1. Repeat for multiple PUPs/locations.
2. PUPs may be grid references, nicknames or multiple locations.
3. Category - sitting, stretcher, walking - to be stipulated by numbers.
4. Include description, dimensions, weight, under-slung, etc.
5. For complex operations, the system for matching passengers/loads to helicopter types should be indicated here.
Issue 1.0: May 98 93 - 2

HOST NATION SUPPORT REPORT
To: SIC: HNSREP

A 07 HNSREP Reference Number (10 Chars)

B 15 Overall situation - a free form summary to include particular (5000 Chars)
HNS concerns
C 23 Factors - a free form summary of the following:
Current HNS situation (1000 Chars)
Urgent HNS requirements in priority order (1000 Chars)
Outstanding HNS requirements in priority order (1000 Chars)
Projected HNS requirements (1000 Chars)
Miscellaneous HNS comments (e.g. early freeing of (1000 Chars)
resources)
D 35 Commander's assessment/recommendation(s) (5000 Chars)

To submit Host Nation Support (HNS) reports. PJHQ X 19/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 94 - 1

HOST NATION SUPPORT REQUEST
To: SIC: HNSREQ

A 07 HNSREQ Reference Number (10 Chars)

B 12 Designator(s) of formation(s)/unit(s) needing support (100 Chars)
C 26 Support needed - type(s) and quantity needed, e.g: (5000 Chars)
Security for reception of reinforcements
Security of command/logistic facilities and high risk assets
Decontamination
Chemical smoke
Transport, transhipment, storage of
materiel/stores/munitions
Transport/accommodation of personnel
Casualty evacuation
Military bridging
Communications bearers
Repairs of weapons/equipment
General support services
Damage limitation/repair
Reinforcement/stockpiling facilities
Food supplies
D 28 Legal authorisation (1) (10 Chars)
E 42 Time by when the HNS is required (Date-Time Group) DTG (12 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 95 - 1

F Duration:
58 TO Date Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
G 67 Location at which support is required GR/Georef
(15/20 Chars)
H 80 Point of contact (POC) details at the support location (50 Chars)
I 85 Remarks (500 Chars)

To request Host Nation Support (HNS) under bilateral or multilateral
PJHQ X 19/06/98
agreements in times of peace, crisis or war.
Notes:
1. Reference the relevant bilateral/multilateral agreements on which the request for HNS is based.
Issue 1.0: May 98 95 - 2

INDICATION FRIEND OR FOE PROCEDURE
To: SIC: IFFPROC

A 07 Unit ID of the Short Range AD (SHORAD) IFF Originating (20 Chars)

Authority
B IFF areas: GRs (15 Chars)
10 Present (1)
20 Planned (1)
C Timings:
52 Present IFF area FROM/TO Date-Time Groups (DTG) DTGs (24 Chars)
58 Planned IFF area FROM/TO DTGs DTGs (24 Chars)
D 60 IFF Mode - specific mode selected (10 Chars)
E 67 Combined IFF mode selected (10 Chars)
F 88 IFF code - specific code selected (10 Chars)
G 92 Cancelled IFF mode(s) (10 Chars)
H 95 Cancelled IFF code(s) (10 Chars)

To exchange Indication Friend or Foe (IFF) information and co-
ordinate the Air Defence (AD) coverage over a specific area for a HQ DRA X 19/06/98
given time period.
Issue 1.0: May 98 96 - 1

Notes:
1. IFF areas present and planned are defined using as many as necessary Grid Refs/Georefs, whichever is more appropriate.
Issue 1.0: May 98 96 - 2

IMPLEMENTATION REQUEST MESSAGE
To: SIC: IMPLREQ

A Implementation of transfer - provides summary details of the (1000 Chars)

request to implement transfer of resources

To request parties to implement the transfer once ACE-LCC/ACLANT
-SDC has been informed about an offer of assistance or a favourable LW2 X 19/06/98
LOGASRESP (1)
Notes:
1. The IMPLREQ is a descriptive, free text message.
Issue 1.0: May 98 97 - 1

INCIDENT REPORT
To: SIC: INCREP

A 13 Incident type (2) (4 Chars)

Map details:
B1 15 Map/Chart Series (12 Chars)
B2 17 Map/Chart Suffix Number (2 Figs)
B3 18 Map/Chart Sheet Number (3) (14 Chars)
B4 22 Map/Chart Edition Number (3) (6 Chars)
B5 23 Geodetic Datum (3) (25 Chars)
Source of information:
C1 25 Evaluation (2 Chars)
C2 27 Source type (4) (30 Chars)
C3 30 Other details (as appropriate) (50 Chars)
D 31 Date-Time Group (DTG) validity of source material DTG (12 Chars)
Location of incident:
E1 35 Grid Reference/Georef GR (15 Chars)
E2 36 Description (100 Chars)
F 38 Hostiles/Terrorists details, to include as appropriate/where (500 Chars)
known:
Personnel involved
Organisation involved
Weapons/explosives/vehicles used
Direction of movement
Means of travel
Issue 1.0: May 98 98 - 1

G 40 Outline of events - a brief free text description of the incident, (500 Chars)
damage caused and the effect on operations
Own casualties:
H1 42 Dead (2 Figs)
H2 45 Wounded/injured (2 Figs)
Hostile/Terrorist casualties:
I1 52 Dead (2 Figs)
I2 54 Wounded/injured (2 Figs)
Civilian casualties:
J1 56 Dead (2 Figs)
J2 58 Wounded/injured (2 Figs)
Arrest details: (5)
K1 67 Name (20 Chars)
K2 68 Age (2 Figs)
K3 70 Sex (1 Fig)
K4 72 ID card number (military/civilian) (20 Chars)
K5 77 Address (100 Chars)
K6 81 Reason for arrest (100 Chars)
K7 83 DTG of arrest DTG (12 Chars)
K8 85 Place of arrest (20 Chars)
K9 90 Remarks (100 Chars)

To report any significant incident caused by terrorism, civil unrest,
LW1 X X 19/06/98
natural disaster or media activity. (1)
Issue 1.0: May 98 98 - 2

Notes:
1. The INCREP is an 'As Required' report suited to Peace Support Operations (PSO);
as such it is unlikely to be called for in High Intensity Conflict (HIC) Operations.
2. Defines the type of incident using the appropriate data code selected from:
Terrorism: Civil Unrest:
Bombing: Riot 20 CR
- Deliberate 01 TBD Civil disobedience 21 CCD
- Proxy 02 TBPR Strike 22 CST
- Postal 03 TBPO Picketing 23 CPIC
Establishing no-go areas 24 CNOG
Shooting:
- Ambush 04 TSAM Media Attention
- Assassin 05 TSAS
- Random 06 TSRA Local 31 MAL
- Sniper 07 TSSN National 32 MAN
International 33 MAI
Hostage taking 08 THOS
Murder 09 TMUR Natural Disaster
High-jack 10 THIJ
Intimidation 11 TINT Drought 41 NDR
Earthquake 42 NEQ
Famine 43 NFA
Pestilence 44 NPE
Disease 45 NDIS
Flood 46 NFLD
Typhoon 47 NTYP
4. Select source type from:
01 GA Government Agency
02 HRO Humanitarian Relief Organisation
03 INF Informer
04 POL Police
05 MED Media
06 MINT Military Intelligence
07 UNA United Nations Agency
08 Other - state source
èï Repeat - KA, KB, KC, etc, - for each person arrested.
Issue 1.0: May 98 98 - 3

IN FLIGHT REPORT
To: SIC: INFLIGHTREP

08 INFLIGHTREP (11 Chars)

12 Air Request/Air Task mission number (10 Chars)
A 25 Location identifier – such as target number/co-ordinates, line (50 Chars)
search number, or relation to a line (as applicable)
B 34 Time on target/time of sighting DTG (12 Chars)
C 50 Mission results – including recommendation for attack/re- (100 Chars)
attack if necessary
D 57 Other information – tactical sightings of such importance and (300 Chars)
urgency that any delay in reporting would negate the
usefulness of the information

To re-transmit, by signal, tactical air mission results received from
PJHQ X 19/06/98
aircraft in flight voice reports. (1)
Notes:
1. This message is also used for reporting other tactical information of such importance and urgency that the delay, if reported by normal
debriefing, would negate the usefulness of the information.
Issue 1.0: May 98 99 - 1

INTELLIGENCE REPORT
To: SIC: INTREP

A 12 What - the event/incident/activity being reported (400 Chars)

B 22 When (400 Chars)
C 27 Where (400 Chars)
D 43 How (400 Chars)
Assessment/comment - to cover:
E1 53 Reliability (100 Chars)
E2 55 Deductions (200 Chars)
E3 57 Conclusions (200 Chars)

To report essential elements of intelligence information obtained
Comd Sp X X 22/06/98
through tactical collection efforts. (1)
Notes:
1. The INTREP provides timely information regarding incidents/events that could have an immediate and significant effect on current or
pending operations in peace, time of tension and hostilities.
Issue 1.0: May 98 100 - 1

INTELLIGENCE REQUEST
To: SIC: INTREQ

A INTREQ (Preamble) (1) (6 Chars)

10 Originator (20 Chars)
11 Request Serial No. (10 Chars)
12 Request Date-Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
B REQREF (Reference) (1) (6 Chars)
20 Originator's control reference no. (if allocated; if not, (10 Chars)
enter 'NIL')
21 Degree of urgency (10 Chars)
22 Request priority (10 Chars)
23 Information/intelligence use - a brief summary of intended (100 Chars)
use
C REQDET (Details) (1) (6 Chars)
30 Subject type (100 Chars)
31 Basic Encyclopaedia (BE)/Site No. (10 Chars)
32 Name (30 Chars)
33 Information/intelligence required (100 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 101 - 1

D GENLOC or REQLOC or REQPOS (Location) (1) (2)
GENLOC (1) (6 Chars)

40 Country/area (20 Chars)
42 Location - Grid, latitude/longitude or GEOREF (20 Chars)
43 DTG requested item was last known to be at the location DTG (12 Chars)
REQLOC (1) (6 Chars)

51 Type of location (3) (50 Chars)
REQPOS (1) (6 Chars)

61 Type of location (3) (50 Chars)
62 Elevation in metres (5 Figs)
63 Further locations required (50 Chars)
64 DTG requested item was last known to be at the position DTG (12 Chars)
65 Course – cardinal heading, degrees or mils (20 Chars)
66 Speed – knots or kilometres per hour (10 Chars)
E GEOMAT (Map/chart information) (1) (6 Chars)
70 Series No. (4) (12 Chars)
71 Sheet (4) (14 Chars)
72 Edition (4) (6 Chars)
B REQREF (5) (6 Chars)
[Repeat Serials B to E as necessary]
Issue 1.0: May 98 101 - 2

F REQTIME (Time) (1) (7 Chars)
80 Delivery DTG DTG (12 Chars)
81 Latest time the information is of value DTG (12 Chars)
82 Action not before DTG DTG (12 Chars)
83 Specific request time coverage requirements (50 Chars)
84 Report/material frequency (50 Chars)
G REQREPR (Report/material required) (1) (7 Chars)
85 Description of report/material required (20 Chars)
86 Quantity required (5 Chars)
87 Security level restrictions (15 Chars)
H REQREPD (Delivery instructions) (1) (7 Chars)
88 Delivery address (50 Chars)
89 Delivery means (20 Chars)
I POC (Point of Contact) (1) (3 Chars)
91 Contact name (25 Chars)
93 Telephone no. (10 Chars)

Used by military authorities and forces of NATO nations and
Comd Sp X 22/06/98
commands to request intelligence from each other.
Issue 1.0: May 98 101 - 3

Notes:
1. In data messages the letters shown in bold are mandatory. Although not essential, they should normally be included in voice messages
passed on secure systems.
2. Either GENLOC, REQLOC or REQPOS must be chosen.
3. Select type of location from:
01 A Pinpoint
02 B Multiple
03 C Line
04 D Circular (state RADIUS + give radius distance)
05 E Corridor (state WIDTH + give width distance)
06 F Elliptical (state ELLIPSE + give major-minor axis on orientation)
07 G Non-circular arc (state TRACE POINT)
5. Repeat sections B to E for additional requested items.
Issue 1.0: May 98 101 - 4

INTELLIGENCE SPOT REPORT
To: SIC: INTSPOTREP

A 10 Unit ID - of unit observing the enemy activity (20 Chars)

B 20 Enemy details:
Location GR (15 Chars)
Effective Date-Time (DTG) of sighting DTG (12 Chars)
Enemy unit size/type (20 Chars)
Enemy unit status (20 Chars)
Observed activity (100 Chars)
Observer's comments/assessment (200 Chars)
C 30 Action(s) taken/being taken by observing unit (400 Chars)
D 40 Assessment/comment - to cover:
Reliability (100 Chars)
Deductions (200 Chars)
Conclusions (200 Chars)

To provide a brief and immediate intelligence report on observed
Comd Sp X 22/06/98
enemy activity. (1)
Issue 1.0: May 98 102 - 1

Notes:
1. The INTSPOTREP contributes the initial intelligence assessment at a tactical level following observed enemy activity reported as a
contact report. The INTREP provides more comprehensive, timely information regarding incidents/events that could have an immediate and
significant effect on current or pending operations in peace, time of tension and hostilities.
Issue 1.0: May 98 102 - 2

INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY
To: SIC: INTSUM

A 10 Text indicator - INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY (1) (19 Chars)

B 23 General Introduction (1000 Chars)
C 35 Opposing Ground Forces in Contact (1000 Chars)
D 47 Enemy (OPFOR) Forward Line of Troops (EFLT) (500 Chars)
E 49 Follow-Up Ground Forces (1000 Chars)
F 51 Flanking Formations (1000 Chars)
G 54 Counter intelligence (500 Chars)
H 58 Assessment (2000 Chars)
A 15 Text indicator – INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY (1) (19 Chars)

B 25 General Introduction (1000 Chars)
C 27 Warring Faction Personnel and Equipment Losses (500 Chars)
D 48 Factional Order of Battle (ORBAT) Information (500 Chars)
E 55 Counter intelligence (1000 Chars)
F 60 Significant Weather and Terrain (500 Chars)
G 66 Assessment (2000 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 103 - 1

To periodically update formations on military and related
political/economic intelligence and assessments which give an
Comd Sp X X X 22/06/98
indication of change in potential Opposing Forces (OPFOR)
capabilities, preparedness, activities or intentions. (1)
Notes:
1. This message is provided in two versions to meet the differing requirements of Regional Conflict and Peace Support Operations (PSO).
2. Use structured narrative text for each of the headings listed.
Issue 1.0: May 98 103 - 2

INTENT TO LAY MINEFIELD
To: SIC: INTTOLAY

A 07 Task Serial Number (10 Chars)

B 12 Town or feature name (20 Chars)
C 14 Minefield boundary – a series of UTM grid references (100 Chars)
D 16 Obstacle Zone/Belt name/number (15 Chars)
E 18 Minefield type (1) (2 Chars)
F 25 Generic mine type (2) (1 Char)
G 32 Obstacle status (3) (3 Chars)
H 36 Start task at DTG DTG (12 Chars)
I 42 Effective period:
Start time DTG (12 Chars)
Finish time DTG (12 Chars)
J 48 Number of Lanes/Gaps required (2 Figs)
K 55 Lane/Gap ID (indicate simply L or G) (1 Char)
L 57 Entry/Exit UTM grid references for the lane/gap at Serial K:
Entry GR (15 Chars)
Exit GR (15 Chars)
M 63 Lane/Gap width in metres (3 Figs)
N 67 Acknowledge – YES/NO (3 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 104 - 1

To disseminate information relating to a Tactical Commander’s
HQ EinC(A) X 22/06/98
decision to lay a minefield.
Notes:
1. Select minefield type from:
TA Tactical Minefield PR Protective Minefield

NU Nuisance Minefield PH Phoney Minefield
2. Select generic mine type from:
A Area P Anti-Personnel
H Anti-Helicopter T Anti-Tank
N No Mines U Unknown
O Off-Route D Other Device
3. Select obstacle status from:
01 PRO Proposed
02 PLR Planned Reserve
03 PLP Planned Preliminary
04 IMP Prepared for Execution
05 EXE Executed
06 PAS Passable
07 BRE Breached
08 CLR Cleared
09 CAN Cancelled
10 MRK Marked
Issue 1.0: May 98 104 - 2

JAAT MISSION ORDER
To: SIC: JAATMSNO

A 01 Amendment - YES/NO. If YES, a unique amendment (10 Chars)

designator is to be given
B 03 Unique JAATMSNO reference (10 Chars)
C 05 Time zone to be used throughout the JAATMSNO (4 Chars)
D 20 SITUATION (2000 Chars)
22 General. Brief overview of the general operational situation
and an outline of the formation commander's plan.
25 Opposing Forces. Summarise opposing forces(OPFOR)
information to cover:
a. Composition
b. Location(s)
c. Likely actions
d. Estimated strength
e. Estimated time of arrival (ETA) of the target OPFOR
in the JAAT Killing Area (KA).
Issue 1.0: May 98 105 - 1

32 Friendly Forces. Brief summary of essential information
concerning friendly ground manoeuvre force(s) operating
within or in close proximity to the JAAT, to include:
a. Composition
b. Disposition
c. Location(s)
d. Likely actions
35 JAAT Composition: (3)
Command Status (4)
FROM/TO Date-Time Groups (DTGs)
Unit/Sub-Unit ID (5)
38 Weather Details where necessary - e.g. obscuration of the
Killing Area.
E 41 MISSION. A clear, concise statement, or series of (200 Chars)
statements, of the JAAT task(s) and its/their purpose.
45 EXECUTION (6) (3000 Chars)
48 Commander's Intent
53 Concept of Operations
a. Manoeuvre Concept (Ground/Air)
b. Fire Plan and Close Air Support (CAS)
c. EW/Suppression of enemy AD (SEAD) Plans (if
applicable).
55 Co-ordinating Instructions (7)
58 Timings
60 No recce before
64 No recce after
67 H Hr
69 Additional timings or time constraints
Issue 1.0: May 98 105 - 2

F 70 Artillery
72 Number of guns/missiles
75 Location of guns/missiles
78 Ammunition type(s) allocated
80 Attack Helicopters (AH)
Numbers/type by Flight/Squadron
84 Close Air Support (CAS)
Mission Number(s)/type/time on target (TOT)/
weapons allocation
86 AH/CAS Route Details
Low Level Transit Route (LLTR)
Temporary Minimum Risk Route (TMRR)
Weapons Control State (WCS)
Opening/Closing times (as appropriate)
88 IP/ROZ Details
Information to identify Initial Points (IP) and Restricted
Operations Zones (ROZ)
90 Airspace Coordination Area (ACA)
Details including timings
93 Targeting Priorities
95 SEAD Plan
Disruptive
Destructive
98 Rules of Engagement (ROE)
Specific rules that apply to the JAAT task(s)
G 06 SERVICE SUPPORT (8) (500 Chars)
Forward Airhead Replenishment Point (FARP) location
FARP Stocks
Additional Service Support information
Issue 1.0: May 98 105 - 3

H 10 COMMAND AND SIGNAL (9) (500 Chars)
2
C Appointments
12 a. Ground Manoeuvre Commander
14 b. JAAT Controller
17 c. Alternative JAAT Controller
18 d. FOO/AOP/NGFSO (2)
23 e. AH Commander
Frequencies
a. VHF(FM)
29 Ground Manoeuvre Commander
30 JAAT Controller (if ground based)
31 Artillery
36 CAS (TACAIR Net)
37 AH Regimental Command Net
b. VHF(AM)
40 JAAT Controller (if helicopter-borne)
54 AH Control Net
c. UHF
59 FAC Control
I 61 Remarks. Any necessary qualifying remarks, clarifications or (500 Chars)
restrictions.
J 63 Acknowledge - YES/NO (3 Chars)
K 96 Authenticating officer (10 Chars)

To provide essential information required in a JAAT Mission Order
(MsnO). Outline information required in a Warning Order (WngO) for PJHQ X 22/06/98
the attack is provided by the JAATWNGO message (1)
Issue 1.0: May 98 105 - 4

Notes:
1. This report is structured to meet the requirements of a Deliberate JAAT operation, i.e. one that is incorporated into an OPLAN from the
outset, and where the JAAT mission orders are given as part of normal battle procedure. Where a Quick JAAT operation proves necessary,
using whatever resources are available at the time, only the essential elements need be used.
2. Users include Close Air Support (CAS) and Naval Gunfire Support (NGFS) units; Air Liaison Officers (ALOs), Airborne Forward Air
Controllers (ABFACs)/Tactical Air Control Points (TACPs), NGFS Observers (NGFSOs), Forward Observation Officers (FOOs) and Airborne
Observation Posts (AOPs).
3. JAAT units are listed according to their Command Status (see below).
4. Repeat where more than one Command Status applies. Select from:
01 OPCOM Operational Command

02 OPCON Operational Control
03 TACON Tactical Control
5. Repeat for each unit/sub-unit included under each Command Status.
6. This paragraph should be tailored to suit the particular operation but should follow the structure shown. For Deliberate JAAT operations
the initial and key headings will always be "Commander's Intent" and "Concept of Operations".
7. Headings will vary considerably according to the nature and scope of the operation. Those shown are typical, but alternatives may be
used. Where Serials are used, these should be assumed to equate to the headings shown. Alternative headings must be stated.
8. Detail included in this section of the JAATMSNO should provide the minimum essential information for the administrative and logistical
support of the specific mission/task to which it refers. Typical headings are shown as examples.
9. Headings may include, but will not normally be limited to, those shown. See also Note 7.
Issue 1.0: May 98 105 - 5

JAAT WARNING ORDER
To: SIC: JAATWNGO

A 02 Amendment - YES/NO. If YES, a unique amendment (10 Chars)

designator is to be given
B 05 Time zone to be used throughout the JAATWNGO (4 Chars)
C 07 SITUATION (1000 Chars)
General. Brief free text overview of the general operational
09 situation and an outline of the formation commander's plan.
Opposing Forces. Summarise essential opposing forces
12 information to cover, where appropriate, the following:
Composition
15 Location(s)
17 Movement
21 Estimated strength
23 Friendly Forces. A brief summary of essential information
25 concerning friendly forces which will directly influence or be
affected by the intended JAAT operation.
JAAT Composition: (2)

30 Command Status (3)
FROM/TO Date-Time Groups (DTGs) (3)
Unit/Sub-Unit ID (4)
D 35 Mission (200 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 106 - 1

E Timings:
37 Degree of notice (10 Chars)
41 Earliest time of JAAT H Hr DTG (12 Chars)
43 Time at which orders will be issued DTG (12 Chars)
F 48 Orders Group rendezvous (RV) GR (15 Chars)
G 50 Killing Area(s) - multiple Grid References/Georefs as (100 Chars)
appropriate
H 59 FOO/AOP/NGFSO ID details/callsigns (1) (50 Chars)
I 63 Liaison Officer(s) (LO) details/C/S (50 Chars)
J 67 Laser codes/frequencies (50 Chars)
K 84 Administration/Logistics (200 Chars)
L 88 Acknowledge - YES/NO (1 Char)
M 92 Authenticating Officer (10 Chars)

To provide the essential information required for a JAAT Warning
Order. Detailed orders for the attack are provided by the PJHQ 5.18 22/06/98
JAATMSNO.
Notes:
1. Users include Close Air Support (CAS) and Naval Gunfire Support (NGFS) units; Air Liaison Officers (ALOs), Airborne Forward Air
Controllers (ABFACs)/Tactical Air Control Points (TACPs), NGFS Observers (NGFSOs), Forward Observation Officers (FOOs), Airborne
Observation Posts (AOPs).
2. JAAT units should be listed by Command Status.
Issue 1.0: May 98 106 - 2

3. Repeat where more than one Command Status applies. Select Command Status from:

4. Repeat details for each unit/sub-unit included under each Command Status.
Issue 1.0: May 98 106 - 3

LAND INTELLIGENCE REPORT
To: SIC: LANDINTREP

A Enemy formation/unit ID
11 Serial No. (7 Chars)
12 Name/number (8 Chars)
14 Arm/Service (6 Chars)
16 Echelon (3 Chars)
17 Combat effectiveness (5 Chars)
18 Front (3 Chars)
B Source
22 Classification (i.e. type of source) (8 Chars)
23 Unit name/number (13 Chars)
C Time
31 Time qualifier (7 Chars)
32 Date-Time DTG (12 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 107 - 1

D Enemy activity
41 Accuracy of information (4 Chars)
42 Activity type (8 Chars)
43 UTM/LAT-LONG (15 Chars)
44 Effort marker (5 Chars)
45 Designator (20 Chars)
E 50 Source (2) As for B
F 60 Time (3) As for C
G Location
72 Type (7 Chars)
73 UTM/LAT-LONG (15 Chars)
H 80 Source (2) As for B
I 85 Time (3) As for C
J 90 Narrative (optional) (4) (1000 Chars)

To report significant changes in the location, combat effectiveness,
and other essential elements of information concerning Non-NATO
Comd Sp X 22/06/98
ground Order of Battle (ORBAT) formations/units (including naval
infantry).
Issue 1.0: May 98 107 - 2

Notes:
1. If any serials do not provide sufficient scope use ‘Amplification’.
2. Use the same serials as B.
3. Uses the same serials as C.
4. If the four serials – ‘Enemy formation/unit ID’, ‘Source’, ‘Enemy activity’, ‘Location’ - do not provide sufficient scope then use 'Narrative'.
Issue 1.0: May 98 107 - 3

LASER TARGET MARKING WARNING MESSAGE
To: SIC: LASERWARN

02 LASERWARN (9 Chars)
A Target details:
09 Altitude (in metres) (5 Figs)
B 12 Target grid zone (6 Chars)
C 13 Target type (1) (6 Chars)
D 18 Target sub-type (1) 6 Chars)
E 20 Degree of personnel protection at the target area (2) (6 Chars)
F 24 Target strength - the number of target elements (4 Figs)
G Target size:
25 Length (in metres) (4 Figs)
H 35 Time on Target (TOT) (in hours/minutes) (4 Figs)
I Friendly Force:
40 Number of aircraft (3) (10 Chars)
41 Type of aircraft
J Mission ID:
45 Air Support Mission Code (5 Chars)
47 Tasking Authority Serial Number (5 Chars)
50 Mission Number (4 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 108 - 1

K 55 Attack Heading (in mils) (4 Figs)
L 60 Unit ID of the unit operating the LTM (20 Chars)
M Method of Control from: (3 Chars)
63 AMC - At My Command
65 TOT - Time On Target
66 WR - When Ready
N Communications: (4) (30 Chars)
70 Callsign
72 Frequencies
75 Frequency priority
78 Transmission mode
O Codes: (4) (30 Chars)
80 Crypto in use
85 Code Day Number
90 Authentication

To confirm the activation arrangements for a Laser Target Marker
PJHQ X 22/06/98
(LTM).
Notes:
1. Select from Table 1.
2. Select from Table 2.
3. Repeat where the force comprises more than one type of aircraft.
4. Serials NOVEMBER and OSCAR are only to be completed if the 'Communications' and 'Code' details were not
specified previously in the associated AIRTASK message.
Issue 1.0: May 98 108 - 2

TABLE 1
TYPE CODE TYPE DEFINITION SUBTYPE CODE SUBTYPE DEFINITION

10 ADA Air Defence Artillery 11 UNK Unknown
12 LT Light
13 MDM Medium
14 HV Heavy
15 MSL Missile
16 POS Position
20 ARMOUR Armour 21 UNK Unknown
22 LT Light
23 MDM Medium
24 HV Heavy
25 APC Armoured Personnel Carrier
26 POS Position
32 LT Light
33 MDM Medium
34 HV Heavy
35 POS Position
42 TRP Troops
52 WOOD Wood
53 MASNRY Masonry
54 CONCR Concrete
55 METAL Metal
Issue 1.0: May 98 108 - 3

64 CONCR Concrete
65 WOOD Wood
66 STEEL Steel
67 SITE Site
68 RAFT Raft
69 FERRY Ferry
71 SMALL Small
72 BN Battalion
73 REGT Regiment
74 DIV Division
75 FWD Forward
82 RADAR Radar
84 SLT Searchlight
85 GDNC Guidance
86 LS Loudspeaker
Issue 1.0: May 98 108 - 4

TABLE 2
CODE DEFINITION
01 PRAND Half prone/half standing
02 PRONE Prone
03 PRUG Prone/Dug in
04 PROVER Prone/Under overhead cover
05 DUGIN Dug in
06 COVER Under overhead cover
Issue 1.0: May 98 108 - 5

LINES OF COMMUNICATION SITUATION REPORT
To: SIC: LOCSITREP

A 01 Naval MHD Ops (1000 Chars)

B 05 Army MHD Ops (1000 Chars)
C 06 RAF MHD Ops (1000 Chars)
US Forces
E1 USN
10 Personnel strength listed under National and
11 NATO Comd (50 Chars)
12 Number of USN ships in UK ports (50 Chars)
13 USN activity in UK waters (500 Chars)
14 Planned movements (500 Chars)
E2 USMC
21 NATO command (50 Chars)
22 USMC activity in UK (500 Chars)
E3 USA
32 USA activity in the UK (500 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 109 - 1

E4 USAF
40 Personnel strength listed under national and
42 Aircraft strength in UK by type and location (500 Chars)
43 Operational status of USAF airfields in the UK (500 Chars)
F 50 Depot Outloads (1000 Chars)
G 57 KP Manning situation (1000 Chars)
H 63 HNS Requirements (1000 Chars)
I 64 Current and likely problem areas (1000 Chars)
J 79 Additional Information (1000 Chars)

Detailed information on UK/US Lines of Communication. HQ LAND (G4) 22/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 109 - 2

LOCATION STATE
To: SIC: LOCSTAT

Grid references (GR):

A1 10 Main HQ GR (10 Chars)
A2 15 Step-up GR (10 Chars)
A3 17 Company/platoon/troop centre points (1) (100 Chars)
B 30 Forward Line Of Own Troops (FLOT) (1) (100 Chars)
Rendezvous (RV):
C1 41 By foot GR (10 Chars)
C2 45 By vehicle GR (10 Chars)
C3 50 By helicopter GR (10 Chars)
D 62 Other locations (e.g. OP positions, GW positions, mortar (300 Chars)
base plate positions, specialist sub-units) (2)

To report details of unit locations. LW1 X X 22/06/98
Notes:
1. A series of 6-figure grid references.
2. Descriptors plus 6-figure grid references.
Issue 1.0: May 98 110 - 1

LOGISTIC ASSISTANCE REQUEST
To: SIC: LOGASREQ

A 05 Unit designator(s) of the unit(s) requesting logistics assistance (20 Chars)

(1)
B 12 User requirement - summary of the reason for the request (100 Chars)
C Item(s) requested (1)
15 Class of supply (NATO or national) (10 Chars)
18 Code/Stock number (25 Chars)
21 Equipment/Material name (30 Chars)
32 Unit of measure (as applicable) (15 Chars)
40 Stocks on hand (10 Chars)
D Delivery details:
42 Latest Date-Time Group (DTG) for delivery DTG (12 Chars)
48 Method of delivery - by whom; supply or collect (10 Chars)
E 50 Impact of non-compliance - a summary of the operational (1000 Chars)
implications if supply is not possible by the target DTG
F 59 Payment details - gives the proposed method of (8 Chars)
reimbursement (2)
G 68 Payment - additional information, any necessary amplifying (100 Chars)
detail concerning reimbursement (3)
Issue 1.0: May 98 111 - 1

To request logistics assistance for Land Forces. LW2 X 27/07/98
Notes:
2. Select from the NATO approved terms:
01 CASH
02 DEFERRED
03 REPLACE
04 OTHER
3. If the method of payment proposed at FOXTROT is 'OTHER' then this must be completed.
Issue 1.0: May 98 111 - 2

LOGISTIC ASSISTANCE RESPONSE
To: SIC: LOGASRESP

A 07 LOGASREQ reference (10 Chars)

B Request details:
Item(s) requested: (1)
21 Code/stock Number (25 Chars)
25 Equipment/item name (30 Chars)
27 Unit of measure (15 Chars)
32 Stock on hand (10 Chars)
C Decision of the requested authority:
40 ACCEPT/REFUSE/OTHER (10 Chars)
42 Reasons for refusal (2) (13 Chars)
45 Reimbursement (3) (8 Chars)
D 51 Remarks (4) (1000 Chars)
E 63 Supplying unit/agency ID (20 Chars)
F 72 Issue location GR (10 Chars)
G 87 Issue Date-Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)

Used by Land Forces to respond to a request for logistics assistance. LW2 X 22/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 112 - 1

Notes:
1. Repeat for multiple items.
2. Select from:
01 PRIORITY Previous mission authority prevails

02 STOCK Stocks unavailable
03 REIMBURSEMENT Proposed reimbursement unacceptable
04 OTHER Other
3. Select from:
10 CASH Cash
11 DEFERRED Deferred payment
12 REPLACE Replace item(s)
13 OTHER Other
4. If 'OTHER' is used at C above this section must provide amplifying remarks.
Issue 1.0: May 98 112 - 2

LOGISITIC ASSESSMENT REPORT
To: SIC: LOGASSESSREP

A Map Data:
B 18 Logistic situation assessment - a concise summary of the (1000 Chars)
overall logistic situation (2)
C 24 Organisation designation of the unit/civilian agency being (30 Chars)
reported (3)
D 26 Assessment of the subordinate unit/civilian agency's logistic (500 Chars)
sustainability
E 30 Subjective evaluation of logistic sustainability - the (2000 Chars)
commander's assessment of the overall capability of his
command to sustain operations. (4)
To cover, as appropriate:
Overall evaluation
Land force components
Air force components
Naval force components
Naval force components
Issue 1.0: May 98 113 - 1

F 40 General logistics factors - a summary of general factors (2000 Chars)
affecting the logistic support of: (5)
Land forces
Air forces
Naval forces
External reinforcements
G Assistance requested: (6)
52 Reference message serial letter (1) (1 Char)
54 Request description (1) (70 Chars)
57 Request status comment (1) (40 Chars)
58 Message action addressee (1) (30 Chars)
H Point of contact details: (1)
60 Rank or position (16 Chars)
63 Contact name (20 Chars)
72 Telephone/Fax Number (20 Chars)

To inform superior HQs of the command's logistics status and to
provide an assessment of the overall logistics situation for forces, LW2 X 22/06/98
together with intended or recommended action.
Issue 1.0: May 98 113 - 2

Notes:
2. Support by sufficient detail if the situation is less than satisfactory.
3. Repeat Serials C and D for each unit/civil agency being reported.
4. This serial addresses significant logistic problems, concerns and issues that could adversely affect mission accomplishment.
5. This should include key logistic factors that remain unresolved. Where concerns are highlighted here, (with details included elsewhere in
the report, or in a supplementary message), the relevant serial(s)/message should be referenced.
6. At certain stages of operations, more detailed information such as lines of communication, medical, petrol, oil lubricants (POL),
ammunition may be necessary. Such detail may be inappropriate in the LOGASSESSREP itself and more appropriately forwarded as a
supplementary message. This could be at the discretion of the originator or as called for by superior HQ. Where such supplementary messages
are used, the LOGASSESSREP must indicate this clearly.
7. Used to describe assistance requested, not for initiating a request. This must be done separately using a LOGASREQ message.
Issue 1.0: May 98 113 - 3

LOGISTIC DEFICIENCY REPORT
To: SIC: LOGDEFREP

A Deficiency information: (1)

04 Land Forces Reportable Item Code (LFRIC) (2) (7 Chars)
08 Item title (60 Chars)
15 Quantity of deficiency (6 Figs)
21 Reason for deficiency (100 Chars)
B 30 Effective Date-Time Group (DTG) of information on the DTG (12 Chars)
deficiency(s)
C 38 Amplification (100 Chars)
D 42 Remarks (100 Chars)

To provide NATO commanders with a summary of deficiencies of
LW2 X 22/06/98
high value logistic holdings.
Notes:
1. Repeat this Serial as many times as necessary to report multiple deficiencies.
2. From the Land Forces Reportable Item List (LFRIL).
Issue 1.0: May 98 114 - 1

LOGISTIC SITUATION REPORT LAND FORCES
To: SIC: LOGSITLAND

A 03 Unit ID - of unit/formation being reported (20 Chars)

B Location - Grid Reference/Georef, as appropriate (25 Chars)
C 08 Commander's assessment of the unit's/formation's logistic (1 Char)
sustainability (2)
D 12 Current capability - a quantitative assessment of the (1000 Chars)
unit's/formation's current holdings of commodities or materiel
(3)
E 20 Future requirements - a quantitative assessment of changes (1000 Chars)
needed to current holdings of commodities/materiel required to
meet future plans (3)
F Critical deficiencies: (4)
25 Land Forces Reportable Item Code (LFRIC) (5) (6) (7 Chars)
30 Quantity of deficiency (3) (6 Figs)
31 Reason for deficiency (100 Chars)
G 38 Action taken/in hand to remedy shortfalls (200 Chars)
H 46 Action required by higher authority/force to meet deficiencies (200 Chars)
identified/projected (if needed)
Issue 1.0: May 98 115 - 1

I 50 Operational effect - an assessment of the effect on operations (300 Chars)
if shortfalls are not met by ..........(Date-Time Group (DTG) to
be specified)
J Surpluses: (7)
58 Land Forces Reportable Item Code (LFRIC) (5) (6) (7 Chars)
64 Quantity of surplus (6 Figs)
66 Location description (100 Chars)
K 72 Action taken/in hand to dispose of surpluses (200 Chars)
L 78 Action required by higher authority/force to dispose of (200 Chars)
surpluses (if needed)
M 85 Additional information (if needed for amplification) (200 Chars)

To provide superior HQs with an evaluation of a unit's/formation's
LW2 X 22/06/98
logistic situation, capability and deficiencies/surpluses. (1)
Notes:
1. Deficiencies/surpluses in logistic holdings may be reported separately by the LOGDEFREP or LOGSURPREP messages respectively.
2. Select from:
01 SIERRA Satisfactory
02 UNIFORM Unsatisfactory
03 LIMA Satisfactory but with limitations
3. Using standardised measurements/units of expenditure for manpower, fuel, rations, ammunition, medical, materiel, water, spares.
4. Deficiencies may be reported here, or reference may be made to an associated LOGDEFREP.
5. Repeat as necessary for each item reported.
6. From the Land Forces Reportable Item List (LFRIL)
7. Surpluses may be reported here or reference may be made to an associated LOGSURPREP.
Issue 1.0: May 98 115 - 2

LOGISTIC SITUATION REPORT (UNIT)
To: SIC: LOGSITUNIT

A 07 LOGSITUNIT Reference Number (10 Chars)

B Force weapons:
12 Code/stock number (1) (2) (10 Chars)
15 Holdings (4 Figs)
C Ammunition:
23 Code/stock number (1) (2) (3) (10 Chars)
26 Holdings (5 Figs)
D Petroleum products:
35 Holdings (10 Chars)
E Rations:
45 Holdings (10 Chars)
F 57 Additional information (as necessary for amplification) (500 Chars)

To advise on changes to holdings of equipment, ammunition, fuel
LW2 X X 22/06/98
(petrol, oil, lubricants (POL)) and rations at unit level.
Issue 1.0: May 98 116 - 1

Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary where more than one item is being reported.
2. Use the appropriate codes from the Land Forces Reportable Item List (LFRIL).
3. Holdings are to be reported if over 5% used since the last LOGSITUNIT.
4. Holdings are to be reported if stocks vary over 5% since the last LOGSITUNIT.
Issue 1.0: May 98 116 - 2

LOGISTIC SURPLUS REPORT
To: SIC: LOGSURPLUS

A Information on surplus: (1)

05 Land Forces Reportable Item Code (LFRIC) (2) (7 Chars)
12 Quantity of surplus (6 Figs)
15 Location description (100 Chars)
B 20 Effective Date-Time Group (DTG) of information on the DTG (12 Chars)
surplus(s)
C 28 Amplification (as necessary) (100 Chars)
D 37 Remarks (as necessary) (100 Chars)

To provide NATO commanders with a summary of high value surplus
LW2 X 22/06/98
logistic holdings.
Notes:
1. Repeat to report multiple deficiencies.
2. From the Land Forces Reportable Item List (LFRIL).
Issue 1.0: May 98 117 - 1

LOGISTIC UPDATE REPORT
To: SIC: LOGUPDATE

A Unit designator data of the unit being reported: (1)

01 Unit designation name (15 Chars)
04 Unit size indicator (6 Chars)
Unit role indicator - Code 'A' (6 Chars)
12 Unit role indicator - Code 'B' (6 Chars)
16 Unit role indicator - Code 'C' (6 Chars)
18 Unit role indicator - Code 'D' (6 Chars)
21 Higher formation name (15 Chars)
22 Armed Service/Civil Agency Code (8 Chars)
26 Unit ACE Identifier Code (if applicable) (9 Chars)
B 30 Land Forces Reportable Item Code (LFRIC) - from the Land (7 Chars)
Forces Reportable Item List (LFRIL) (2)
C 32 Item short title - from the LFRIL (40 Chars)
D 35 Actual on-hand holdings (10 Figs)
E 40 Actual total holdings (including reserves) (10 Figs)
F 47 Required on-hand holding (10 Figs)
G 48 Methodology used to calculate the on-hand holding (3 Chars)
requirement (3)
H 51 Required total to be held on hand (including reserves) (10 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 118 - 1

I 54 Methodology used to calculate the total requirement (3) (3 Chars)
J 60 Effective Date-Time Group (DTG) of change DTG (12 Chars)

To provide NATO commanders with a dynamic update of changes to
core database information on stockpiles of specific equipment and
consumable materiel held by National Forces declared to NATO, as LW2 X 22/06/98
well as specified equipment and materiel held by Nations in support of
such forces.
Notes:
1. Select from appropriate data codes/tables.
2. Repeat Serials B through J as a block to report multiple LFRICs.
3. Select from:
01 TRM Target Related Methodology

02 LOE Level of Effort
Issue 1.0: May 98 118 - 2

MOBILE AIR OPERATIONS TEAM REQUEST
To: SIC: MAOTQUEST

A 07 Pick Up Point (PUP) GR (15 Chars)

B 10 Time at PUP (Date-Time Group – DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
C 34 Drop of Point (DOP) GR (15 Chars)
D 44 Time at DOP (Date-Time Group – DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
E 51 Task Details (200 Chars)
F 62 Number of Aircraft (3 Figs)
G 64 Number of PAX (3 Figs)
H 69 Number of loads (3 Figs)
I 74 Callsign and frequency at PUP (20 Chars)
J 84 Callsign and frequency at DOP (20 Chars)
K 86 Additional information (150 Chars)

To request Mobile Air Operations team (MAOT) support PJHQ 23/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 119 - 1

MAPPING MESSAGE (DRAFT MESSAGE – NOT FOR OPERATIONAL USE)
To: SIC: MAPMSG

A Exercise Identification (2)

03 Exercise Nickname
05 Additional Identified
B 22 Operation Codeword (2)
C Maps
30 List of maps to be used (3)
D 40 Geodetic Datum
E Map Correction
45 Displacement correction between authorised geodetic
datums stated in Eastings and Northings.
48 Estimated skew error remaining, stated in Eastings and
Northings.

To state mapping requirements for a specific exercise or operation. LW1 X 23/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 120 - 1

Notes:
1. This Message is in the process of being developed (TOPWP). The above version is incomplete and included for guidance only.
2. Exercise Identification and an Operation Codeword are never to be included in the same message.
3. Simple list of the maps required for the particular operation or exercise, or reference to an agreed data set for GIS. If more than one
geodetic datum is in use, then maps are to be identified by geodetic datum.
Issue 1.0: May 98 120 - 2

MAP REQUEST
To: SIC: MAPREQ

A 07 Latest Date-Time Group (DTG) required DTG (12 Chars)

B Map details (1)
10 Series (10 Chars)
11 Sheet No. (4 Figs)
C 90 Reason for demand (100 Chars)
D 93 Collection/delivery details (100 Chars)
E 95 Point of contact (POC) details (50 Chars)

To submit requests for map coverage. LW2 X X 23/06/98
Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary where more than one map series/sheet number is required.
Issue 1.0: May 98 121 - 1

MATERIEL DEMAND
To: SIC: MATDEM

A 03 Demand Reference Number (10 Chars)

B 10 Item requested: (1) (50 Chars)
- Class of supply
- Code/stock no. (2)
- Relevant reference document
- Equipment/materiel name
- Unit of measure (as applicable)
- Quantity required
- Stocks on hand
C 30 Delivery criteria: (1) (50 Chars)
- Coded priority
- Latest target Date-Time Group (DTG) for delivery
- Location
- Method of delivery - by whom; supply or collect
D 50 Impact of non-compliance - if supply is not possible by the (100 Chars)
latest target date for delivery/collection (1)
Issue 1.0: May 98 122 - 1

To demand specific items or materiel. LW2 X X 23/06/98
Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary where more than one item is required.
2. Use the appropriate codes from the Land Forces Reportable Item List (LFRIL).
Issue 1.0: May 98 122 - 2

MEDICAL ASSESSMENT REPORT
To: SIC: MEDASSESSREP

A Map Data
B 20 Medical Organisation. Availability of medical units including (2000 Chars)
hospitals for each role of medical care. Include critical
information such as delays in medical mobilisation, crisis
expansion, or major reductions in capability. Summarise any
remedial measures taken or planned.
C 28 Medical Personnel. Availability of medical personnel. (2000 Chars)
Include critical information such as delays in medical
personnel mobilisation, shortages of personnel with required
skills and deficiencies in the training status. Summarise any
D 35 Medical Logistics. Availability of medical logistics for each (2000 Chars)
role in medical care. Include information on any serious
shortages of specific medical items, including blood, and
anticipated shortages. Summarise any remedial measures
taken or planned.
Issue 1.0: May 98 123 - 1

E 42 Medical Evacuation. Availability of assets to effect medical (2000 Chars)
evacuation between each role of medical care. Include
information on any major delays or breakdown in the
evacuation chain, and associated problems. Summarise any
F 57 Medical Intelligence. Medical, bio-scientific and (1000 Chars)
environmental information which may impact on force
conservation and would require preventive health measures.
G 63 Preventive Health. Preventive health measures that have (1000 Chars)
been taken, or are planned, to combat any known threats or
risks to the health of the deployed units.
H Personnel Casualties:
71 Total number - since last MEDSITREP (3 Figs)
74 Number by category of casualty (2) (4 Chars)
75 Casualty incidence – brief description of the circumstances (100 Chars)
resulting in the personnel casualties
I 82 Humanitarian Health Assistance. The extent to which in- (1000 Chars)
place forces have provided humanitarian medical assistance to
the local population and displaced persons
J 90 Medical and Health Assessment. The ability of the Medical (1000 Chars)
and Health Services to support operations.

To provide commands with an overall assessment of the medical and
health services situation for in-place and reinforcing forces, together Med Ops 2 X 23/06/98
with any remedial action taken or planned.
Issue 1.0: May 98 123 - 2

Notes:
2. Select the category of casualties from:
01 A Non-battle casualties
02 B Diseased
03 C Wounded in action
04 D Battle stress/Psychiatric
Issue 1.0: May 98 123 - 3

MEDICAL SITUATION REPORT
To: SIC: MEDSITREP

A Map Data:
B Medical facility/status: (2)
24 Location (grid reference) GR (15 Chars)
C Beds established/occupied:
28 Beds established (5 Figs)
30 Beds occupied (by status) (4) (5 Chars)
D Medical personnel:
32 Surgical teams (2 Figs)
37 Non-posted physicians -numbers by speciality not posted (2 Chars)
to surgical teams (5)
E 40 Surgical casualties - numbers awaiting surgery (3 Figs)
F Casualties admitted:
42 Total numbers admitted since last MEDSITREP (3 Figs)
45 Numbers by category of casualty (6) (3 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 124 - 1

G Casualties evacuated:
50 Total casualties evacuated since last MEDSITREP (3 Figs)
56 Numbers evacuated by category (7) (3 Chars)
H Surgical operations:
59 Total surgical operations since last MEDSITREP (3 Figs)
63 Number of operated patients by category (8) (3 Chars)
I Deaths:
68 Total deaths since last MEDSITREP (3 Figs)
70 Number of deaths by category (8) (3 Chars)
J 76 Special diseases/injuries - narrative description of any (500 Chars)
special diseases or injuries experienced
K 80 Mission assessment. The facility's ability to carry out its (1000 Chars)
assigned mission using the following:
KA Mission can be fulfilled
KB Mission can be fulfilled with restrictions (to be
detailed)
KC Mission cannot be fulfilled (reasons and
expected duration to be detailed)

To inform higher formations of the medical and health services
situation for friendly forces. The MEDSITREP provides detailed Med Ops 2 X 23/06/98
information which forms the basis of the MEDASSESSREP.
Issue 1.0: May 98 124 - 2

Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary. 09 I Dentistry

10 J Gynaecology
2. Repeat Serials B through K for each medical facility being 11 K Psychology
reported. 12 L Other (to be detailed)
3. Select from: 6. Select category of casualties from:
01 OPEN 02 CLOSED 03 RESERVED 01 A Non-battle casualties

02 B Diseased
4. Select from: 03 C Wounded in action
04 D Battle stress/Psychiatric
01 A Friendly forces, military and supporting civilians
02 B Opposing forces, military 7. Select evacuation categories from:
03 C Local civilians (including evacuees/refugees)
04 D Total bed occupancy 01 A Returned to duty
02 B Evacuated to other medical facility
5. Select appropriate speciality from: 03 C Evacuated to home or holding country
01 A Primary Care 8. Select from:

02 B Surgical
03 C Anaesthetics 01 A Friendly forces, military and supporting civilians
04 D Internal Medicine 02 B Opposing forces, military
05 E Radiology 03 C Local civilians (including evacuees/refugees)
06 F Pathology
07 G Orthopaedics
08 H Head/Neck
Issue 1.0: May 98 124 - 3

MEDICAL STORES REQUEST
To: SIC: MEDSTORREQ

A 21 Nature of item(s) required (1) (2) (10 Chars)

B 35 Amount of each item required (2) (10 Chars)
C 47 Latest Date-Time Group (DTG) for supply (3) DTG (12 Chars)

To request an emergency resupply of medical stores (including blood
Med Ops 2 X 23/06/98
and drugs).
Notes:
1. Select from AMedP-1 (D) - NATO Table of Medical Equivalents.
2. Repeat Serials A through B for each different nature required.
3. The date by which other means - e.g. National - will have re-supplied and therefore the need will no longer exist.
Issue 1.0: May 98 125 - 1

METEOROLOGICAL FORECAST – AIR
To: SIC: METCASTAIR

A 04 Serial Number and Time of Issue (20 Chars)

B 19 Area (30 Chars)
C 22 Period DTG (12 Chars)
D 40 Special features (150 Chars)
E 55 Wind, Temperatures (50 Chars)
F 56 Low Cloud (100 Chars)
J 62 Visibility (100 Chars)
K 69 Weather (100 Chars)
W 89 Warnings (300 Chars)
Y 93 Outlook (300 Chars)

Meteorological forecast – Air. Met Sp Gp 23/06/98
Notes:
1. This shortened forecast for exercises and operations does not include winds and temperatures above 1,000 feet, cloud above 4,000 feet,
pressure changes unless rapid, turbulence unless severe, the zero degree isotherm and icing unless significant. When needed, all this data
would be contained under W (Warnings).
Issue 1.0: May 98 126 - 1

METEOROLOGICAL FORECAST – LAND
To: SIC: METCASTLAND

A 04 Serial Number and Time of Issue (20 Chars)

B 19 Area (30 Chars)
C 22 Period DTG (12 Chars)
D 40 Forecast (150 Chars)
E 55 Ephemerides: (100 Chars)
56 First light (4 Figs)
57 Maximum temperature (3 Figs)
58 Last light (4 Figs)
59 Minimum temperature (3 Figs)
60 Moon (10 Chars)
F 62 Impact on land operations (100 Chars)
G 64 Impact on air operations (100 Chars)
H 69 Impact on NBC (100 Chars)
J 89 Wider aspects (300 Chars)
K 93 Outlook next 2 days (300 Chars)

Meteorological forecast – Land. Met Sp Gp 23/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 127 - 1

METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
To: SIC: METREP

A 15 Location (50 Chars)

B 16 State of sky (1) (2) (20 Chars)
C 24 Wind (1) (3) (30 Chars)
D 35 Weather (1) (4) (30 Chars)
E 55 Visibility (1) (5) (30 Chars)
F 56 State of ground (1) (6) (20 Chars)
G 63 Trafficability (1) (7) (20 Chars)
(8)
H 67 Adjacent terrain (1) (9) (20 Chars)
I 72 Cloud (1) (10) (20 Chars)
J 77 Temperature (1) (11) (20 Chars)

Meteorological report. Met Sp Gp 23/06/98
Notes:
1. Designator numbers (see below) should be encoded if using insecure communications.
Issue 1.0: May 98 128 - 1

09 Clear Sky clear, or almost clear 57 Dry

11 Fair Cloud well broken 58 Wet
13 Cloudy Overcast, or almost overcast 60 Flood Flooded (standing pools of water)
16 Obscuration Sky obscured (fog or smoke) 63 Icy Lightly frozen
18 Sky N.O. Not observed (impossible to see 65 Frozen Frozen so that a space cannot be used
sky) 67 Snow Give average depth of snow when lying
3. Compass points or degrees/knots 7. Select from:
4. Select from: 72 Off Roads Little or no hindrance to going

74 Good
27 Nil No significant weather 77 Moderate Moderate hindrance to going
30 Rain If weather reported, precede by: 78 Poor Major hindrance for tracked vehicles
32 Sleet 01 Slight 79 Impassable Some areas impassable even for
34 Snow 02 Moderate tracked vehicles
37 Hail 03 Heavy
40 Storm/Thunder 04 Freezing (rain only) 8. Following Serials are optional.
46 Fog Less than 200 m, report visibility in m 85 Hill obscured Adjacent hills obscured by clouds
48 Poor 200 m to less than 800 m 87 Valley fog Fog in valleys
50 Moderate 800 m to less than 3000 m
53 Good 3000 m to 5000 m 10. Amount in 1/8ths, followed by height in feet.
11. Temperature in degrees C in 2 figures preceded by P (plus)

or M (minus).
Issue 1.0: May 98 128 - 2

MEACONING, INTRUSION, JAMMING, INTERFERENCE WARNING REPORT
To: SIC: MIJIWARNREP

A 05 MIJI incident type (10 Chars)

B 10 Unit designator(s) of affected unit(s) (1) (20 Chars)
C 20 System(s) affected (1) (20 Chars)
D Location (1)
31 Geographic type (10 Chars)
32 Grid reference GR (10 Chars)
E 40 Frequency(s)/channel(s) affected and other relevant details (100 Chars)
(1)
F 50 Duration (Date-Time Group (DTG) followed by duration in (20 Chars)
minutes) (1)
G 60 Assessment/description of incident (1) (500 Chars)

To warn of hazardous electronic warfare situations caused by
meaconing, intrusion, jamming and interference (MIJI) incidents which Comd Sp X 23/06/98
are of hostile, friendly (inadvertent) or unknown origin.
Issue 1.0: May 98 129 - 1

Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary for each different unit/system/frequency/channel affected.
2. Select 'Stage of confirmation' from:
01 REAL Confirmed
02 PLAN Planned
03 ESTD Estimated
Issue 1.0: May 98 129 - 2

MISSILE DEMAND
To: SIC: MISDEM

A 10 Type Of Missile (1) (20 Chars)

B 80 Transport (20 Chars)
C 90 RV GR (15 Chars)
D 95 Additional Information (100 Chars)

To demand replacement missiles. LW2 X 23/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 130 - 1

Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary for each type of missile.
2. Select from:
01 Javelin
02 Milan
03 Swingfire
04 TOW
05 Rapier
Issue 1.0: May 98 130 - 2

MNC COMPLIANCE ASSESSMENT REPORT
To: SIC: MNCCOMPASSESSREP

A 10 Introduction and assessment (1000 Chars)

B 20 Freedom of movement: (500 Chars)
- LAND
- SEA
- AIR
C 30 Non-compliance: Designated Area(s) (1000 Chars)
D 40 Non-compliance: Separation Zone(s) (1000 Chars)
E 50 Non-compliance: Exclusion Zone(s) (1000 Chars)
F 60 Political developments (1000 Chars)
G 70 Conclusions/recommendations (1000 Chars)

To provide NATO HQ and Nations assessments of the parties'
compliance with accepted agreements on designated 'SAFE' or PJHQ X 23/06/98
OTHER AREA(s)/EXCLUSION ZONE(s)/SEPARATION ZONE(s). (1)
Notes:
1. The MNCCOMPASSESSREP is essentially a descriptive, free text message.
Issue 1.0: May 98 131 - 1

SPECIAL OCCASION MOVEMENT SITUATION REPORT
To: SIC: MOVOC

A 03 Organisation designator of the formation/unit for which (20 Chars)

movement details are being reported
B Start point/destination
12 Start Point - Grid Reference or GEOREF GR (10 Chars)
15 Release Point - Grid Reference or GEOREF GR (10 Chars)
C 30 Purpose of movement (100 Chars)
D 35 Routes - used/planned/alternatives/detours (500 Chars)
E 50 Changes in movement plans due to opposing forces action or (1000 Chars)
other significant events

To provide immediate notification of any significant movement event
that has occurred or is planned to occur between submissions of QMG (Mov) X 24/06/98
DEPLOYREP(s) and MOVSITREP(s).
Issue 1.0: May 98 132 - 1

MOVEMENT SITUATION REPORT
To: SIC: MOVSITREP

A Overall movements situation - operational and logistic, to

cover:
03 Roads (1000 Chars)
04 Railways (1000 Chars)
07 Inland Waterways (1000 Chars)
12 Maritime (1000 Chars)
13 Air (1000 Chars)
15 Movements Communications Systems (1000 Chars)
B Summary information - for each of the following factors,
particularly where they have an impact on reduction in
capacity/efficiency of movement networks, installations or
facilities (NO CHANGE should be reported where there are no
remarks to make for a particular factor):
18 Road Networks (1000 Chars)
19 Rail Networks (1000 Chars)
23 Inland Waterways and Ports (1000 Chars)
25 Maritime Waterways, Ports and Beaches (1000 Chars)
29 Airports/Airheads (1000 Chars)
32 Movements Communications Systems (1000 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 133 - 1

C Remedial Action - summarises, as follows, action to remedy
the deficiencies, problems, concerns and shortfalls identified at
Serial BRAVO:
35 Action (1000 Chars)
37 Progress (1000 Chars)
D 50 Assessment of the course of movement according to (3 Chars)
schedule (1)
E Impact on forecast movements to cover:
67 Arrivals (1000 Chars)
69 Internal Moves (1000 Chars)
83 Departures (1000 Chars)

To report the movements and movements infrastructure situation,
together with detail of remedial action initiated or planned to QMG (Mov) X 24/06/98
overcome deficiencies experienced or anticipated.
Notes:
1. The assessment should use the following standard codes in combination:
I Operational movements
II Logistical movements
A Traffic situation fully ensures movement operations
B Traffic situation limits movement operations such that planned movement times increase by up to 100%
C Traffic situation limits movement operations such that planned movement times increase by more than 100%
D Traffic situation can no longer ensure movement operations.
Issue 1.0: May 98 133 - 2

MESSAGE CORRECTION OR CANCELLATION
To: SIC: MSGCORRCANX

Message References: (1)

A1 05 A. ................... (50 Chars)
A2 08 B. ................... (50 Chars)
A3 12 C., etc (50 Chars)
B 20 Message cancellation - cite ALPHA1, ALPHA2 or ALPHA3, (3 Chars)
etc - otherwise NIL (1) (2)
C Amendment ID/Date-Time Group (DTG): (3) (4)
27 Amendment number (2 Figs)
32 Effective DTG of amendment DTG (12 Chars)
D Amendment details: (4)
38 Set/Serial ID in previous (referenced) message (1 Fig)
45 Amended text (100 Chars)
H 59 Acknowledge - YES/NO (3 Chars)

To cancel a message(s) and/or to amend, correct or delete
information in a previously transmitted message(s).
Issue 1.0: May 98 134 - 1

Notes:
1. Repeat for each message referenced.
2. This serial is MANDATORY if Serial C is 'NIL', otherwise it is optional.
3. This serial is MANDATORY if Serial B is 'NIL', otherwise it is optional.
4. Repeat for each amendment.
5. Repeat for each force/unit to acknowledge.
Issue 1.0: May 98 134 - 2

NBC 1 (OBSERVER’S INITIAL REPORT)
To: SIC: NBC1

00 BIOLOGICAL OR CHEMICAL (1) (11 Chars)

A 01 Strike Serial Number (10 Chars)
B 05 Grid Reference (GR) of observer (2) GR (10 Chars)
C 10 Direction of attack from the observer measured clockwise from (50 Chars)
grid North, true North or magnetic North (state which) in
degrees or mils (state which) (2)
D 21 Date-Time Group (DTG) attack started DTG (12 Chars)
E 27 DTG attack ended DTG (12 Chars)
F 35 Location of attack or area attacked (co-ordinates or place, real (50 Chars)
or estimated - state which) (3)
G 38 Means of delivery or kind of attack (guns, mortars, multi rocket (30 Chars)
launcher systems (MRLS), missiles, bombs, spray- state
which)
H 40 Type of agent (P, (Persistent) or NP (Non-Persistent)) and (20 Chars
type of burst (air, surface or unknown - state which) including
height
S 42 DTG contamination detected DTG (12 Chars)
Y 66 Representative downwind direction in degrees or mils (state (30 Chars)
which) and representative wind speed in Km/H or knots (state
which)
ZB 89 If used, provides amplifying remarks (100 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 135 - 1

03 NUCLEAR (1) (11 Chars)
A 08 Strike Serial No. (10 Chars)
B 12 Grid Reference (GR) of observer (2) GR (10 Chars)
C 15 Direction of attack from the observer measured clockwise from (50 Chars)
grid North, true North or magnetic North (state which) in
degrees or mils (state which) (2)
D 19 Date-Time Group (DTG) of attack or detonation DTG (12 Chars)
or estimated - state which) (3)
G 25 Means of delivery (suspected or observed - state which) (30 Chars)
H 30 Type of burst (air, surface or unknown - state which) including (20 Chars
height
J 32 Flash-to-bang time in seconds (3 Figs)
L 36 Nuclear burst angular cloud width measured at H+5 minutes in (20 Chars)
degrees or mils (state which)
M 47 Stabilised cloud-top angle and/or cloud-bottom angle (state (50 Chars)
which) or cloud-top height and/or cloud-bottom height (state
which) measured at H+10 minutes - in degrees/mils;
metres/feet (state which)
S 50 DTG of readings DTG (12 Chars)

To provide the observer's initial report giving basic data on a single
AD NBC X X X 24/06/98
NBC attack.
Notes:
1. Use the appropriate section only for Biological, Chemical or Nuclear Reports.
2. Items BRAVO and CHARLIE are mandatory if FOXTROT is not used.
3. Item FOXTROT is mandatory if items BRAVO and CHARLIE are not used.
Issue 1.0: May 98 135 - 2

NBC 2 (EVALUATED DATA FROM A SINGLE ATTACK)
To: SIC: NBC2


or estimated - state which)
G 22 Means of delivery or kind of attack (guns, mortars, multi rocket (12 Chars)
launcher systems (MRLS), missiles, bomb(let)s, spray - state
which)
H 28 Type of agent - P (Persistent) or NP (Non-Persistent) - type of (20 Chars
burst (air (with release height), surface or unknown - state
which)
Y 32 Wind details: (20 Chars)
Representative downwind direction in
degrees/mils (state which)
Representative downwind speed in
Km/H or knots (state which)
Issue 1.0: May 98 136 - 1

ZA 40 Actual weather conditions: (50 Chars)
Air stability conditions
Surface air temp/unit of measure
Relative humidity
Significant weather phenomena
Cloud cover
G 23 Means of delivery (suspected or observed - state which) (30 Chars)
H 29 Type of burst (air, surface or unknown - state which) including (20 Chars
height
N 33 Estimated yield (in KT) (6 Figs)

To disseminate evaluated data of a single NBC attack. AD NBC X 24/06/98
Notes:
1. Use the appropriate section for Biological, Chemical or Nuclear Reports.
Issue 1.0: May 98 136 - 2

NBC 3 (IMMEDIATE CONTAMINATION WARNING)
To: SIC: NBC3


which)
PA 34 Predicted hazard area – co-ordinates to define the geographic (50 Chars)
position of the hazard area, hazard area radius and unit of
measurement
PB 38 Duration of hazard (in days) for: (6 Chars)
Attack area
Hazard area
Y 40 Wind details: (20 Chars)
Representative downwind direction in degrees/mils
(state which).
Representative downwind speed in Kilometres per hour or
knots (state which)
Issue 1.0: May 98 137 - 1

ZA 42 Actual weather conditions: (50 Chars)
Air stability conditions
Surface air temp/unit of measure
Relative humidity
Significant weather phenomena
Cloud cover
H 23 Type of burst (air, surface or unknown - state which) including (20 Chars)
height
N 25 Estimated yield (in KT) (6 Figs)
PA 35 Predicted hazard area – co-ordinates to define the geographic (50 Chars)
position of the hazard area, hazard area radius and unit of
measurement
DY 37 Left and right radial lines and unit of measurement in (15 Chars)
degrees/mils (state which)
EZ 39 Fallout prediction parameters: (20 Chars)
Effective wind speed and unit of
measurement
Downwind distance of Zone 1 and
unit of measurement
Cloud radius and unit of measurement
Issue 1.0: May 98 137 - 2

To pass immediate warning of predicted contamination and hazard
AD NBC X 24/06/98
areas following an NBC attack.
Notes:
1. Use the appropriate section for Biological, Chemical or Nuclear.
Issue 1.0: May 98 137 - 3

NBC 4 (MONITORING AND SURVEY RESULTS)
To: SIC: NBC4


which)
K 23 Crater indicator and width (in m) or terrain and vegetation (20 Chars)
description
Q 29 Location of readings (50 Chars)
Location where samples obtained
Details of type of sample
S 37 Date-Time Group (DTG) of readings in ZULU-time or DTG (12 Chars)
DTG contamination initially detected in ZULU-time DTG (12 Chars)
K 24 Crater indicator and width (in Km or m) or terrain and (20 Chars)
vegetation description
Issue 1.0: May 98 138 - 1

R 38 Radiation dose rate in cGy/H and other details about the (20 Chars)
sample, e.g. trend and delay
S 46 Date-Time Group (DTG) of readings in ZULU-time DTG (12 Chars)

To report monitoring and survey results following an NBC attack. AD NBC X 24/06/98
Notes:
Issue 1.0: May 98 138 - 2

NBC 5 (ACTUAL CONTAMINATION INFORMATION)
To: SIC: NBC5


D 14 Date-Time Group (DTG) of detonation or attack starting DTG (12 Chars)
H 24 Type of agent - P (Persistent) or NP (Non-Persistent) - type of (20 Chars)
which)
S 26 DTG of readings DTG (12 Chars)
T 32 DTG in ZULU-time of latest survey of contamination in the DTG (12 Chars)
area
X 34 Area of actual contamination (Yellow) (15 Chars)
O 17 Reference DTG in ZULU-time for estimating contours when DTG (12 Chars)
not H+1 (2)
T 33 DTG of latest survey/H+1 in ZULU-time (3) DTG (12 Chars)
U 57 1000 cGy/H Line (Red) (15 Chars)
V 63 300 cGy/H Line (Green) (15 Chars)
W 67 100 cGy/H Line (Blue) (15 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 139 - 1

X 69 30 cGy/H Line (Black) (15 Chars)

To pass actual information on areas of NBC contamination. AD NBC X 24/06/98
Notes:
2. OSCAR is mandatory if TANGO is not used.
3. TANGO is mandatory if OSCAR is not used.
Issue 1.0: May 98 139 - 2

NBC 6 (DETAILS OF BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL ATTACKS)
To: SIC: NBC6

01 BIOLOGICAL OR CHEMICAL (14 Chars)

which)
S 42 DTG of readings in ZULU-time or DTG (12 Chars)
DTG contamination initially detected in ZULU-time DTG (12 Chars)

To pass detailed information on a biological or chemical attack. AD NBC X 24/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 140 - 1

NBC BASIC WIND DATA REPORT
To: SIC: NBCBWR

A 03 Serial Number (if applicable) (10 Chars)

B 07 AREAM - Name of Area of Validity (30 Chars)
C ZULUM - Period of Validity:
13 Date-Time Group (DTG) of observation DTG (12 Chars)
16 Effective DTG valid FROM DTG (12 Chars)
19 Effective DTG valid TO DTG (12 Chars)
D UNITM - Units of measurement:
22 Length (3 Figs)
24 Height (3 Figs)
25 Direction (3 Figs)
27 Speed (3 Figs)
E LAYERM - Wind conditions
E1 30 Layer indicator (3 Figs)
31 Wind direction (3 Figs)
32 Speed (3 Figs)
E2 30 Layer indicator, etc [Repeat as necessary]
Issue 1.0: May 98 141 - 1

To report wind direction and speed for NBC Warning and Reporting. AD NBC X 24/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 141 - 2

NBC CHEMICAL DOWNWIND REPORT
To: SIC: NBCCDR


30 Length (3 Figs)
32 Height (3 Figs)
37 Speed (3 Figs)
E WHISKEYM - Surface weather - 1st two hour period
52 Downwind direction in degrees True (3 Figs)
54 Wind speed in Kilometres per hour (Kph), or knots (3 Figs)
57 Detailed or simplified air stability category (1 Char)
O
61 Surface air temperature in C (2 Figs)
64 Relative humidity range (1 Fig)
65 Significant weather phenomena (1 Char)
69 Degree of cloud cover (1 Fig)
F 73 As for WHISKEYM but for the 2nd two hour period As for E
Issue 1.0: May 98 142 - 1

G 88 As for WHISKEYM but for the 3rd two hour period As for E

To disseminate a forecast of the meteorological data required for
AD NBC X 24/06/98
NBC Warning and Reporting chemical hazard area prediction.
Issue 1.0: May 98 142 - 2

NBC EFFECTIVE DOWNWIND REPORT
To: SIC: NBCEDR


34 Length (3 Figs)
36 Height (3 Figs)
43 Speed (3 Figs)
E ALFAM - Effective downwind data for Yield Group ALFA:
52 Radius of Zone 1 in Kilometres or Nautical Miles (3 Figs)
56 Downwind direction in degrees True (3 Figs)
59 Wind speed in Kilometres per hour or knots (3 Figs)
61 Angle expansion indicator/actual expanded angle (3 Figs)
F 77 As for ALFAM but for Yield Groups BRAVO through GOLF As for ALFAM
Issue 1.0: May 98 143 - 1

To provide the data needed for NBC Warning and Reporting to
AD NBC X 27/07/98
predict fallout areas following a nuclear burst.
Issue 1.0: May 98 143 - 2

NBC SITUATION REPORT
To: SIC: NBCSITREP

SITREP (14 Chars)

A 07 SITREP Serial Number (if applicable) (10 Chars)
B 25 Free text summary of the general NBC situation as at (give (1000 Chars)
Date-Time Group (DTG))
C 36 Commander's assessment - if used, give a summary (1000 Chars)
evaluation of the current NBC situation and its real/potential
impact on current/future operations, together with conclusions,
recommendations and future intentions

To pass free text information on the general NBC situation in the area
AD NBC X 27/07/98
of the unit originating the report.
Issue 1.0: May 98 144 - 1

NON-NUCLEAR FIRE PLANNING – FIRE PLAN
To: SIC: NNFP.FP

A Map details: (1)

B Options:
10 Primary option from: (3 Chars)
CAN - Cancel
XMT - Transmit
12 Secondary option: (3 Chars)
LST - Last Target
C 15 Fire plan name (6 Chars)
D 17 Target Number (6 Chars)
E 19 Target instance – identification of each instance of a specified (2 Figs)
target number which is repeated in the plan
F Target location:
G 28 Target Grid Zone (6 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 145 - 1

H Target description:
31 Target type (3) (6 Chars)
34 Target subtype (3) (6 Chars)
35 Degree of protection (4) (6 Chars)
I 38 Target strength (4 Figs)
J 40 Report value accuracy of the target location (in metres) (3 Figs)
K Target size:
L Timings:
50 Relative time - e.g. time relative to H-Hour (H+/H-?? mins) or (4 Chars)
55 the time zone (e.g. ZULU) time on target (4 Figs)
58 Duration of fire (in mins) (2 Figs)
M 60 Target priority from 1 (Highest) to 4 (Lowest) (1 Fig)
N 62 Target group name (6 Chars)
O 67 Target list designator from: (5) (3 Chars)
FPL Fire Plan Target List
TIS Target in the Schedule of Fires
ONC On-Call Target List
P Fire unit ID details: (6)
69 Section (1 Char)
Q 77 Trajectory type from: (7) (4 Chars)
HIGH - High Angle
LOW - Low Angle
Issue 1.0: May 98 145 - 2

R Volleys:
80 Volleys First (8) (2 Figs)
83 Volleys Second (8) (2 Figs)
S 85 Effects required (as %) (2 Figs)
T Projectiles: (9)
91 First selected projectile (10) (3 Chars)
92 Second selected projectile (10) (3 Chars)
U Fuzes: (9)
95 First selected fuze (10) (4 Chars)
98 Second selected fuze (10) (4 Chars)

To transmit fire plan targets and/or orders in a specified target list, to
delete fire plan targets and/or orders from a specified target list in a HQ DRA X 24/06/98
fire plan, or to delete an entire plan.
Notes:
Issue 1.0: May 98 145 - 3

3. Select from following table:
TYPE TYPE SUBTYPE SUBTYPE BLDG Building UNK Unknown

CODE DEFINITION CODE DEFINITION WOOD Wood
MASNRY Masonry
ADA Air Defence UNK Unknown
CONCR Concrete
Artillery LT Light
METAL Metal
MDM Medium
SPCL Special Purpose
HV Heavy
MSL Missile BRIDGE Bridge UNK Unknown
Position FTPON Foot Pontoon
POS
VEHPON Vehicle Pontoon
ARMOR Armour UNK Unknown
CONCR Concrete
LT Light
WOOD Wood
MDM Medium
STEEL Steel
HV Heavy
SITE Site
APC Armoured Personnel
RAFT Raft
POS Carrier
FERRY Ferry
Position
ARTY Artillery UNK Unknown CEN Centre UNK Unknown
LT Light SMALL Small
MDM Medium BN Battalion
HV Heavy REGT Regiment
POS Position DIV Division
FWD Forward
ASSY Assembly Areas UNK Unknown
TRP Troops EQUIP Equipment UNK Unknown
TRPVEH Troops and Vehicles RADAR Radar
TRPMEC Mechanised Troops EW Electronic Warfare
TRPARM Troops and Armour SLT Searchlight
GDNC Guidance
LS Loudspeaker
Issue 1.0: May 98 145 - 4

MORT Mortars UNK Unknown TER Terrain Features UNK Unknown
LT Light ROAD Road
MDM Medium JCT Road Junction
HV Heavy HILL Hill
VH Very Heavy DEFILE Defile
POS Position LDGSTR Landing Strip
PERS Personnel UNK Unknown RR Railroad
INF Infantry VEH Vehicles UNK Unknown
OP Observation Post LTWHL Light Wheeled
PTL Patrol HVWHL Heavy Wheeled
WKPTY Work Party RECO Reconnaissance
POS Position BOAT Boats
RKTMSL Rockets/ UNK Unknown ACFT Aircraft
Missiles APERS Anti-Personnel HEL Helicopter
LTMSL Light Missile WPN Weapons UNK Unknown
MDMMSL Medium Missile LTMG Light Machine Gun
HVMSL Heavy Missile ATG Anti-Tank Gun
ATANK Anti-Tank HVMG Heavy Machine Gun
POS Position RCLR Recoilless Rifle
SUPPLY Supply Dump UNK Unknown
CLV Class 5
CLIII Class 3
CLIV Class 4
CLI Class 1
CLII Class 2
Issue 1.0: May 98 145 - 5

4. Select from:
DEFINITION
CODE FIRST VOLLEY SECOND VOLLEY
01 PRAND Half Prone, Half Standing All Prone
02 PRONE Prone Prone
03 PRUG Prone Dug In
04 PROVER Prone Under Overhead Cover
05 DUGIN Dug In Dug In
06 COVER Under Overhead Cover Under Overhead Cover
5. Special Considerations - National Restrictions state that GE, UK and the US will reject the message if 'FPL' is specified. This interface
is limited to a single fire plan.
6. Fields 1 to 5 may be repeated as a group up to five times, initial plus four.
7. Repeat up to five times, initial plus four.
8. Repeat as a group up to five times, initial plus four.
9. Select from the following table:
Issue 1.0: May 98 145 - 6

WEAPON
TYPE
HEC APICM Anti-Personnel sub-munition PD Point Detonation
PDD Delay
TI Time Action
VT Variable Time
HED Dual Purpose ICM XRNGA = Extended Range – PDD Delay
AML Anti-Material Mine, long delay XRNGB = Extended Range – VT Variable Time
AMS Anti-Material Mine, short delay Type B VTD Variable Time Desensitised
JMT Anti-Tank Mine
JTA MLRS Terminally Guided Warhead
JTB MLRS SADARM
Issue 1.0: May 98 145 - 7

NOTIFICATION OF CASUALTY (1)
To: SIC: NOTICAS

A Casualty Details
10 Service Number/ZAP Number (2) (10 Chars)
11 Rank (10 Chars)
13 Christian Names (in full) (30 Chars)
14 Religion (10 Chars)
B Unit Details
20 Parent Unit (20 Chars)
21 Sub Unit (20 Chars)
22 Attached to (3) (20 Chars)
C 33 Exercise/Operational Details (4) (50 Chars)
D 45 Brief Outline of Circumstances (200 Chars)
To include where, when, how
E 52 On Duty (YES/NO) (3 Chars)
F 63 NOK Details (100 Chars)
G 74 Additional NOK Details (100 Chars)
H 88 NOTICAS Signal to be originated by (5) (20 Chars)
I 96 Any Other Information (200 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 146 - 1

To notify serious casualties. HQ LAND
24/06/98
(Med Ops)
Notes:
1. NOTICAS is an established non-operational procedure for the notification of casualties. This report format is included in order that the
necessary details can be passed to the originator of the NOTICAS signal.
2. ZAP Numbers may be used to maintain confidentiality. If used, identifying personal details should not be included.
3. Included where the casualty is serving with another unit.
4. Identify Operation/Exercise on which incident took place and whether Operational/Training, e.g. OP BOLD HAVEN.
5. Indicate originator of NOTICAS signal (normal casualty procedure).
The recipient of a NOTICAS Report must ensure that a NOTICAS Signal (where appropriate) has been originated. If not originated at
Unit level, this will normally be the responsibility of G1 at Formation Headquarters.
Issue 1.0: May 98 146 - 2

OBSTACLE REPORT
To: SIC: OBSREP

A Amendment
10 YES/NO (3 Chars)
B Map details:
C Location and nearest feature
D Obstacle data:
49 Mines present indicator (3 Chars)
54 Generic mine type (2) (3) (1 Char)
55 Obstacle type (2) (4) (2 Chars)
56 Obstacle characteristics (2)(5) (3 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 147 - 1

E Dimensions:
60 Length in m (4 Figs)
62 Width in m (3 Figs)
63 Depth in m (2 Figs)
68 Height in m (2 Figs)
F Entry point:
Exit point:
G 80 Special remarks (100 Chars)
H 90 Acknowledge - YES/NO (3 Chars)

To report obstacles up the chain of command. HQ EinC X X X 24/06/98
Notes:
3. Select from:
32 N No mines 37 U Unknown
33 O Off-route
Issue 1.0: May 98 147 - 2

4. Select specific obstacle type from:
40 BE Berm 50 CR Road crater

41 MF Minefield 51 DM Demolition
42 WO Barbed wire obstacle 52 DG Dry gap
43 TD Antitank ditch 53 WW Waterway
44 AB Abatis 54 FL Flooding
45 BP Beam post obstacle 55 LS Landslide
46 FB Falling block obstacle 56 UX UXO
47 BT Booby traps 57 OT Other (specified)
48 DT Dragon teeth
5. Select from:
60 IMP Prepared
61 PAS Passable
62 BRE Breached
63 MSL Mines surface laid
64 MRK Marked
65 COV Covered by enemy fire
Issue 1.0: May 98 147 - 3

OFFSET OFFER MESSAGE
To: SIC: OFFTOFR

A Offset request details: (1000 Chars)

Response - enter 'OFFSET REQUEST'
Description - a free text description of the offset request

Used by SACEUR/SACLANT to put nations in touch with each other
to discuss offsetting LOGSURPLUS(s) and LOGDEFREP(s) on LW2 X 24/06/98
receipt of a LOGASREQ (1)
Notes:
1. The OFFTOFR is brief summary, free text message.
Issue 1.0: May 98 148 - 1

OTHER NATION CASUALTY REPORT (1)
To: SIC: ONCASREP

A 03 Date-Time Group (DTG) of Casualty Incident DTG (12 Chars)

B 04 Location of Incident GR (10 Chars)
C Identification of Casualty(ies)
08 National Force (20 Chars)
10 Name (20 Chars)
14 Service Number
15 Rank/Status (10 Chars)
17 Unit (20 Chars)
21 Disposition (20 Chars)
D 28 Brief description/circumstances of Incident (100 Chars)
Person(s) Having Knowledge of Incident
32 National Force (20 Chars)
34 Name (20 Chars)
36 Service Number
37 Rank/Status (10 Chars)
41 Unit (20 Chars)
E 59 Name of Point of Contact (POC) for this report (20 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 149 - 1

To facilitate the timely return of Other Nation Casualties (ONCAS)
(including dead) to national control, and to provide information to the
JFHQ 27/07/98
appropriate national authorities responsible for national casualty
administration and personnel accounting.
Notes:
1. Based on ARRC R2 format (new report).
Issue 1.0: May 98 149 - 2

ORDER OF BATTLE – AIR FORCES
To: SIC: ORBATAIR

A 03 Unit ID (20 Chars)

B Planned Command Relationship:
12 Operational Command (OPCOM), (10 Chars)
Operational Control (OPCON) or other
15 Planned Task (10 Chars)
27 Planned TOA (Control) Time (4) DTG (12 Chars)
C Unit Status:
39 Commitment (3 Chars)
D Unit Data
45 Level (20 Chars)
48 Type (Role) (5 Chars)
51 Category (5 Chars)
E 55 Organisation Readiness Code (30 Chars)
F 62 Sustainability Status Code (20 Chars)
G 67 Peace Location (30 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 150 - 1

H 74 War Location (30 Chars)
I 76 Deployment Data (100 Chars)
J 83 Major Equipments (100 Chars)

To inform commanders of changes to the ACE Order of Battle –
PJHQ X 24/06/98
Air Forces. (1) (2) (3)
Notes:
1. Only changes in the ACE ORBAT should be reported.
2. In periods other than peacetime, information already reported by AIRSTAT (not an APP-9 or AFSOP format) should not be reported by
ORBATAIR.
3. The whole report is repeated for each reported unit.
4. If not used this will indicate that OPCOM and OPCON have been transferred simultaneously.
Issue 1.0: May 98 150 - 2

ORDER OF BATTLE - LAND
To: SIC: ORBATLAND

A 07 Unit ID (20 Chars)

B Planned Command Relationship:
11 Operational Command (OPCOM), Operational Control (10 Chars)
(OPCON) or other
16 Planned Task (10 Chars)
31 Planned TOA (Control) Time (4) DTG (12 Chars)
C Unit Status:
D Unit Data
52 Level (20 Chars)
55 Type (Role) (5 Chars)
56 Category (5 Chars)
E 70 NATO Organisation Readiness Code (30 Chars)
F 78 NATO Sustainability Status Code (20 Chars)
G 83 Peace Location (30 Chars)
H 90 War Location (30 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 151 - 1

I 94 Deployment Data (100 Chars)
J 99 Major Equipments (100 Chars)

To inform commanders of changes to the ACE Order of Battle - Land
LW1 X 24/06/98
Forces. (1) (2) (3)
Notes:
1. Only changes in the ACE ORBAT should be reported.
2. In periods other than peacetime, information already reported by OWNSITREP should not be reported by ORBATLAND.
3. Repeat the whole report for each unit reported on.
4. If not used this will indicate that OPCOM and OPCON have been transferred simultaneously.
Issue 1.0: May 98 151 - 2

ORDER OF BATTLE TRANSFER OF AUTHORITY – LAND/AIR
To: SIC: ORBATTOALANDAIR

A 00 Unit designator(s) of unit(s) to transfer (3) (20 Chars)

A1 01 Unit
A2 02 Unit
A3 03 Unit
B 12 Current command relationship (2) (4) (2 Figs)
C 15 Current commanding/controlling unit/formation (20 Chars)
D 17 New command relationship (2) (4) (2 Figs)
E 22 New commanding/controlling unit/formation (20 Chars)
F 23 Trigger (Location/Time/Event) (5) (3 Chars)
G 25 Location (100 Chars)
H 31 Time 1 (Related to 'Location') DTG (12 Chars)
I 37 Event (200 Chars)
J 44 Equipment (200 Chars)
K 52 Time 2 (Related to 'Equipment') DTG (12 Chars)
L 66 Remarks (200 Chars)

To report or direct the transfer of Operational Command (OPCOM)
and/or (OPCON) between nations and NATO or within the NATO LW1 X 24/06/98
chain of command. (1) (2)
Issue 1.0: May 98 152 - 1

1. Confirmation of the delegation of authority requested in ACTREQ and ACTWARN will normally be included in an ORBAT message.
2. Transfer of operational authority within the NATO chain of command will include Tactical Control (TACON) as a command relationship
option.
3. Repeat as necessary for each unit to transfer.
4. Select command relationship from:

5. FOXTROT indicates the trigger for the Transfer of Authority (TOA). This may be one or a combination of the entries at GOLF, HOTEL or
INDIA. Only the appropriate remaining serials are sent.
Issue 1.0: May 98 152 - 2

OWN LAND FORCES SITUATION REPORT
To: SIC: OWNSITREP

A 13 War ORBAT/TASKORG - Command/Controlling (20 Chars)

Unit/Formation, i.e. the unit/formation submitting the report
B 17 Command relationship (2) (5 Chars)
C 19 Time qualifier and DTG (20 Chars)
Subordinate unit(s)/formation(s):
D1 31 Unit/Formation (3) (20 Chars)

Command relationship
Subordinate sub-units/formations
D2 35 Unit/Formation (5 Chars)
etc.
D3 37 Unit/Formation (20 Chars)

etc.
Issue 1.0: May 98 153 - 1

E 50 Own situation - free text summary of own unit/formation HQ (2000 Chars)
locations, activities (present/planned) and details of opposing
forces. Plus following details for qualifying subordinate
units/formations:
(300 Chars)
E1 51 Unit/Formation being reported: (3)
- Locations (present/planned)
- FROM/TO DTGs for locations
(present/planned)
- Unit/formation activity
(recent/current/planned)
- Current personnel status (4)
- Materiel status (5)
- Readiness status (6)
- Opposing forces activities (recent/current)
- Additional information as necessary
E2 52 Unit/Formation being reported: (300 Chars)

etc
E3 53 Unit/Formation being reported:

etc (300 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 153 - 2

Control/Coordination lines:
F1 61 Unit/Formation responsible for setting up (7) (200 Chars)

- Type of line (8)
- Location (present/planned)
- Period of validity (present/planned)
- Additional information (to include nickname
if appropriate) (9)
F2 62 Unit/Formation responsible for setting up (200 Chars)

etc.
G 73 Non-ORBAT units - a brief free text overview of (500 Chars)
units/formations/installations not under command but related to
Own Forces and/or within the reporting unit/formation Area of
Responsibility (10)
H 83 Additional remarks as necessary (500 Chars)

To report the own land forces situation, including deployment, status
and/or Order of Battle (ORBAT) or Task Organisations (TASKORG)
LW1 X X X 24/06/98
of own and subordinate units/formations, and to report the presence
of units/formations/installations not under command. (1)
Issue 1.0: May 98 153 - 3

Notes:
1. The OWNSITREP is a stand alone report that is linked to the ASSESSREP in order to avoid duplication of content and to provide a more
detailed presentation of the land forces situation.
2. Repeat BRAVO through DELTA where more than one command relationship applies. Select command relationship selected from:
01 Operational Command (OPCOM)

02 Operational Control (OPCON)
03 Tactical Control (TACON)
3. Repeat details for each unit/formation being reported.
4. Personnel strength is shown as a percentage of required organisational strength using a Current Personnel Status Indicator from:
P1 Above 80% P2 Less then 80% P3 Less than 60%
5. Materiel is shown as a percentage of mission essential equipment using a Materiel Status Indicator from:
M1 Above 90% M2 Below 90% M3 Below 70%
6. Select the Notice to Move (NTM) category from:
1 Above 72 hours 4 24 hours 7 1 hour

2 72 hours 5 12 hours 8 30 minutes
3 48 hours 6 6 hours 9 Immediate
7. Repeat where more than one unit/formation is tasked with setting up CCLs.
8. Repeat where more than one line is to be set up by a particular unit/formation.
9. If a line is a boundary the units separated or to be separated by it must be designated.
10. Detail should be provided in a separate PRESENCE message.
Issue 1.0: May 98 153 - 4

PERSONNEL REPORT
To: SIC: PERSREP


`
A 13 Formation/unit identification (20 Chars)
(of the formation(s)/unit(s) reporting or being reported) (1) (2)
Personnel data (1) (3)
B1 23 Total War Establishment (WE) (10 Figs)
B2 26 Total attachments (10 Figs)
B3 32 Total strength (10 Figs)
B4 45 Total incapacitated (10 Figs)
B5 47 Total dead (10 Figs)
B6 51 Total PW held (10 Figs)
C 60 Time (1) (4) DTG (12 Chars)
D 72 Personnel assessment (1) (5) (200 Chars)
E 83 Commander's assessment for the formation/unit preparing (500 Chars)
the message (i.e. the master PERSREP)

To provide commanders and staffs with a summary of personnel
LW1 X X X 24/06/98
information by quantities and categories.
Issue 1.0: May 98 154 - 1

Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary for each formation/unit being reported.
2. All formations/units under command or operational control are to be included. Data of formations/units under operational or tactical
control are to be reported by the parent unit.
3. Personnel data by category - Officers, Non Commissioned Officers (NCOs), Other Ranks (ORs) - and numbers for each data element.
4. Time qualifier and Date-Time Group (DTG) of the information for each formation/unit being reported.
5. Provide an assessment of battle-worthiness, shortage of critical personnel, etc, of each formation/unit being reported.
Issue 1.0: May 98 154 - 2

PUBLIC INFORMATION SITUATION REPORT
To: SIC: PISITREP

A Situation
07 Overall media trends (500 Chars)
12 Extraordinary media events (500 Chars)
15 Assessment of PI situation (500 Chars)
18 Requests and/or proposals (500 Chars)
B 20 Media coverage - a summary of important media reports (2000 Chars)
C Public attitudes
23 Observed attitudes/reactions (1000 Chars)
27 Assessment of public opinion trends (1000 Chars)
32 Proposals for reactions/measures (1) (1000 Chars)
D Actions taken/planned:
35 PI actions (1000 Chars)
39 Projection of initiatives (1000 Chars)
41 Management of APIC/PIC operations to cover: (2)
43 Journalists accommodated by APICs/PICs (1000 Chars)
46 Journalists accredited as War Correspondents by (1000 Chars)
53 national officials at PICs
54 Cases requiring withdrawal of accreditation (1000 Chars)
E 70 Miscellaneous information (2000 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 155 - 1

To keep commanders continually informed about the Public
HQ LAND
Information (PI) situation during periods of crisis, peace support X 27/07/98
(G5 CA)
operations and war.
Notes:
1. CIMICREP and PSYOPS reports may need to be considered.
2. PIC = Public Information Centre; APIC = Allied PIC.
Issue 1.0: May 98 155 - 2

PRESENCE REPORT
To: SIC: PRESENCE

A 06 Reporting unit (20 Chars)

B 17 Unit being reported (if different from the reporting unit at A) (20 Chars)
(1)
C 23 Time (1) (2) DTG (12 Chars)
D 34 Location (1) GR (10 Chars)
E 40 Duration (1) (3) (40 Chars)
F 45 Activity - a summary of current and planned activity at each (500 Chars)
location included in the report (1)
G 49 Additional information (500 Chars)
H 62 Commander's assessment (500 Chars)

To keep a commander informed on the deployment of all military
units/formations/installations within his area of responsibility (including LW1 X 24/06/98
those not under his command).
Issue 1.0: May 98 156 - 1

Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary for each unit/formation/installation being reported.
2. The time qualifier and Date-Time Group (DTG) when the unit/formation/installation became or will become reportable by the originating
organisation.
3. Use FROM/TO DTGs to indicate period(s) of time present and planned location(s) to be occupied.
Issue 1.0: May 98 156 - 2

PRELIMINARY TECHNICAL REPORT
To: SIC: PRETECHREP

A 11 Type of equipment and quantity (70 Chars)

B 23 Date-time of capture DTG (12 Chars)
C 35 Location of capture GR (10 Chars)
D 44 Capturing unit and circumstances of capture (70 Chars)
E 53 Enemy formation/unit from which captured (30 Chars)
F 69 Brief description of the CEE with distinguishing marks and, if (200 Chars)
possible, manufacturers marks
G 71 Technical characteristics (200 Chars)
H 85 Time and origin of message (20 Chars)
I 94 Present location or disposal of CEE (50 Chars)

To provide an initial technical report on items of captured enemy
Comd Sp X 24/06/98
equipment (CEE), material and ordnance.
Issue 1.0: May 98 157 - 1

PEACE SUPPORT OPERATIONS COMMANDER’S ASSESSMENT REPORT
To: SIC: PSOCOMASSESSREP

A 10 General statement (500 Chars)

B 20 Aim of report (500 Chars)
C 30 Background (500 Chars)
D 40 Operation correlation(s) (2) (1000 Chars)
E 50 Operation assessment (500 Chars)
F 60 Commander's intentions/recommendations (500 Chars)

To provide the Commander's overall assessment of current Peace
PJHQ X 24/06/98
Support Operations (PSO).
Notes:
1. The PSOCOMASSESSREP is essentially a descriptive, free text message.
2. Provide an assessment of the operation in the light of the objectives of the PSO Force, e.g. SFOR, and other (UN/OSCE) organisations
involved in the mission area. (OSCE = Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe).
Issue 1.0: May 98 158 - 1

PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS REPORT
To: SIC: PSYREP

A PSYOPS unit(s) (1)

14 Specialist equipment (50 Chars)
B Capabilities: (1)
21 Primary capability (10 Chars)
25 Language skills (12 Chars each)
C 30 Planned PSYOPS (200 Chars)
D Enemy PSYOPS activity
32 Trend (100 Chars)
36 Methods in use (25 Chars)
43 Theme (100 Chars)
48 Target (Friendly Forces) (30 Chars)
E PSYOPS situation:
50 Overall summary (200 Chars)
52 Target audiences (50 Chars)
55 Vulnerability (100 Chars)
58 Availability/intentions of friendly PSYOPS forces (200 Chars)
63 Recommendations (100 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 159 - 1

To inform commanders of psychological operations (PSYOPS)
capabilities and planned operations, and to report the results of own Comd Sp X 24/06/98
and opposing forces' PSYOPS activity.
Notes:
1. Repeat as necessary for each unit reported.
Issue 1.0: May 98 159 - 2

PATROL REPORT
To: SIC: PTLREP

A Patrol designation
03 Callsign (C/S) or nickname (10 Chars)
05 Parent unit/sub-unit (20 Chars)
B 10 Patrol leader (30 Chars)
C 12 Patrol size (2 Figs)
D 23 Composition of patrol (200 Chars)
E 25 Task/Mission (200 Chars)
F 27 Departure Date-Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
G 28 Return DTG DTG (12 Chars)
H 30 Routes out and in (1) (300 Chars)
I 34 Terrain (100 Chars)
J Enemy/Opposing forces (OPFOR):
51 Time activity observed DTG (12 Chars)
52 Strength (10 Chars)
53 Activity/attitude (100 Chars)
54 Weapons and equipment (100 Chars)
55 Disposition (100 Chars)
56 Intention (100 Chars)
57 Additional observations (100 Chars)
58 Command Post(s) identified (100 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 160 - 1
K 64 Map correction (400 Chars)
L 70 Miscellaneous information (including NBC, water points, (400 Chars)
helicopter landing strips (HLS), airstrips, civilian population)
M 75 Results of encounters with the enemy/OPFOR (400 Chars)
N Condition of patrol:
77 Wounded (2 Figs)
81 Killed in action (KIA) (2 Figs)
82 Missing (2 Figs)
84 Captured (2 Figs)
O 87 Conclusions and recommendations (500 Chars)
P 90 Identification (ID) of de-briefer (30 Chars)
Q 92 Additional remarks by interrogator (100 Chars)
R 95 Commander's assessment (500 Chars)

To report information from patrol activity. LW1 X X X 24/06/98
Notes:
1. Include dropping off points (DOPs) and pick-up points (PUPs).
Issue 1.0: May 98 160 - 2

PATROL TASK SUMMARY
To: SIC: PTLTASKSUM

Formation/Unit ID to which the PTLTASKSUM applies (20 Chars)

Reporting period:
FROM: Date-Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
TO: DTG DTG (12 Chars)
A 07 Patrol serial number (1) (2 Figs)
B Unit/Sub-unit ID (20 Chars)
C 12 Nationality (3 Chars)
D 23 Type of patrol (8 Chars)
E 28 Estimated DTG - out DTG (12 Chars)
F 32 Estimated DTG - in DTG (12 Chars)
G 35 Task/Mission (200 Chars)
H 40 Routes out and in (2) /Area of operations (300 Chars)
I 42 Patrol composition (200 Chars)
J Frequencies:
52 (To 2359 hrs ZULU) (10 Chars)
56 (From 2359 hrs ZULU) (10 Chars)
K 63 Callsign (C/S) (3 Chars)
L 65 Special ID measures (including dress) (50 Chars)
M 70 Special remarks (100 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 161 - 1

To provide a summary forecast of planned patrol activity by each
LW1 X 27/07/98
subordinate/flanking unit/formation over the next 24 hour period.
Notes:
1. Repeat serials A through M for each patrol included in the PTLTASKSUM.
2. Include dropping off points (DOPs) and pick-up points (PUPs).
Issue 1.0: May 98 161 - 2

PRISONER OF WAR INTERROGATION REPORT
To: SIC: PWINTERREP

A Map details:
B Place/time of capture: (2)
23 Date-Time Group (DTG) of capture DTG (12 Chars)
C Personal details of the PW:
31 Name(s), rank, service number, date of (100 Chars)
birth, age, gender, nationality, ethnic
group, religion, marital status
32 First language (10 Chars)
33 Other language(s) (20 Chars)
34 Areas of specialist knowledge (3) (3 Chars)
35 Previous career details (4) (300 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 162 - 1

D Interrogation details: (1)
41 Sequence Number (2 Figs)
42 DTG of interrogation DTG (12 Chars)
43 Language used (10 Chars)
44 PW Category (5) (1 Char)
45 Co-operation rating (6) (1 Char)
E Interviewer:
51 Category of Interrogator (5 Chars)
52 Name (20 Chars)
53 Rank (5 Chars)
54 ID Number (10 Chars)
56 Appointment (10 Chars)
F 60 Capturing unit designator (20 Chars)
G 70 Reference to other reports (20 Chars)
H 80 Points of interest (500 Chars)

To report the interrogation of prisoners of war (PW). Comd Sp X 24/06/98
Notes:
2. Repeat serials B through H for each PW interrogation being reported.
Issue 1.0: May 98 162 - 2

3. Select areas of specialist knowledge selected from:
01 MIL Military 06 ECO Economic

02 SCI Scientific 07 SOC Sociologist
03 ENG Engineering 08 ENI Enemy Intelligence
04 PSY Psychological 09 ORG Organisational, Service methods
05 POL Political
4. For example dates/units/appointments.
5. Select PW Category from:
01 A General or Flag Officer, aircrew, senior staff officer, special forces, technical specialist of high intelligence value
02 B Staff officers, unit commanders, other technical specialists
03 C Other officers
04 D Other ranks
6. Select co-operation rating from:
01 E Talking military classified

02 F Talking military unclassified
03 G Talking other
04 H Resistant
Issue 1.0: May 98 162 - 3

PRISONER OF WAR PERSONNEL RECORD
To: SIC: PWREC

A 07 Internment Number (5 Figs)

B 13 Personal details - name(s), rank, service number, date of (100 Chars)
birth, age, gender, nationality, ethnic group, religion, marital
status, first language
C 15 Date-Time Group (DTG) of capture DTG (12 Chars)
D 33 Location of capture GR (10 Chars)
E 35 Person to be informed of capture - name(s), relationship to (100 Chars)
PW, address details
F 46 Next of Kin (NOK) details - name(s), relationship to PW, (100 Chars)
address(es) (1)
G 48 Physical condition when captured - list wound(s), injury(ies), (100 Chars)
illness
H 52 Description - sex, age, height, weight, colour of eyes, colour (100 Chars)
of hair, distinguishing marks
I 55 Personal property/valuables/money (100 Chars)
J 60 Holding unit ID details (20 Chars)
K 63 Holding unit location GR (10 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 163 - 1

To record and give information on the personal details of a PW, in
Comd Sp X 24/06/98
accordance with the rules of the Geneva Convention.
Notes:
1. Repeat for father and mother.
Issue 1.0: May 98 163 - 2

PRISONER OF WAR REPORT (PRISONER OF WAR INFORMATION BUREAU)
To: SIC: PWREP(PWIB)

A Totals from last PWREP

10 Military PW: Male; Female (4 Figs); (4 Figs)
12 Civilian PW: Male; Female (1) (4 Figs); (4 Figs)
14 Retained Personnel: Male; Female (2) (4 Figs); (4 Figs)
B PW TOS since last PWREP
C PW transferred since last PWREP (3) (4)
D PW escaped since last PWREP (4)
E PW died since last PWREP (4)
Issue 1.0: May 98 164 - 1

F PW on strength as at DTG of this PWREP (5)

Daily update to UK PW Information Bureau (PWIB) to establish total
numbers of PW held by the UK in PW Holding Areas and Camps Comd Sp 24/06/98
(required by Geneva Convention).
Notes:
1. Include merchant seamen, civil aircrew, reporters etc.
2. Chaplains and Medical personnel.
3. Details of transfers are to be forwarded with the PWREP.
4. PW ISNs of PW transferred, escaped or who have died are to be enclosed with the PWREP.
5. All PW on the strength of the reporting unit, including those in military or civil hospitals.
Issue 1.0: May 98 164 - 2

PRISONER OF WAR REPORT (UNIT)
To: SIC: PWREP(UNIT)

A 10 Number awaiting backloading (3 Figs)

B 20 Collection point GR (10 Chars)
C 30 Additional information (400 Chars)

To report PWs held at Unit level in order to arrange backloading. Comd Sp 24/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 165 - 1

ROAD MOVEMENT BID
To: SIC: RDMOVBID

A 03 Type of Move. Either fully planned with detail based on (20 Chars)
definite data and for which all necessary movement and
transportation will be arranged as required or agreed other
type of planned road movement
B Unit/formation to move:
11 Unit strength (4 Figs)
C 13 Unit/formation nationality (2 Chars)
D 15 Superior HQ/organisation ID (20 Chars)
E Timings. Either:
18 Earliest starting time at which the unit intends to move DTG (12 Chars)
20 Latest release time by which the release point is to be DTG (12 Chars)
passed by the last vehicle of the column
F Total number of vehicles, as follows:
21 Wheeled vehicles (3 Figs)
24 Tracked vehicles (3 Figs)
G Heaviest vehicles details:
29 Number of heaviest vehicles (2 Figs)
32 Vehicle load (20 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 166 - 1

H Maximum military load class (MLC)/weight of the heaviest
wheeled and tracked vehicles as follows:
35 Maximum MLC - wheeled vehicles (2 Figs)
38 Maximum MLC - tracked vehicles (2 Figs)
40 Maximum total weight - wheeled vehicles (in tonnes) (2 Figs)
43 Maximum total weight - tracked vehicles (in tonnes) (2 Figs)
I Maximum width/height/length (in metres) as follows:
45 Maximum width of the widest vehicle (2 Figs)
48 Maximum height of the highest vehicle (2 Figs)
51 Maximum length of the longest vehicle (2 Figs)
J Vehicle distance (in metres) as follows:
52 Distance between vehicles on autobahns/motorways (3 Figs)
54 Distance between vehicles on other roads (3 Figs)
K Vehicle speeds (in kilometres per hour (KPH)) as follows:
57 Average speed on autobahns/motorways (2 Figs)
58 Average speed on other roads (2 Figs)
L March column. Number of vehicle components in the march
column as follows:
63 Number of group (1 Fig)
65 Number of convoys (1 Fig)
66 Number of packets (2 Figs)
M Time intervals. Individual time intervals in minutes between:
69 Marching groups (2 Figs)
70 Convoys (2 Figs)
73 Packets (2 Figs)
N Point of origin of the march column giving:
75 Nation code (2 Chars)
76 Grid co-ordinates GR (15 Chars)
O Destination of the march column giving:
80 Grid co-ordinates GR (15 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 166 - 2

P Requested route. Include, as necessary: (1)
81 Start Point GR (15 Chars)
83 Sequence, or priority of move (allocated by next highest (1 Fig)
formation)
85 Control/crossing point(s) - if there are compelling GR (15 Chars)
reasons for following a particular route (2)
87 Halt locations - planned route exit and re-entry points. (3) GR (15 Chars)
92 GR (15 Chars)
94 Duration of long/short halts (in minutes) (2 Figs)
96 Release Point GR (15 Chars)
Q Axle details - if, required, provides axle details of the heaviest
wheeled vehicles as follows:
98 Number of axles on tractor and semi-trailer (1 Fig)
04 Axle weights (axle loads) (in tonnes) (2 Figs)
06 Axle centre distances (in metres) (1 Fig)
07 Maximum total weight (in tonnes) (2 Figs)
R 10 Special requirements - details of any special requirements (300 Chars)
associated with the move

To bid for road movement. QMG (Mov) X 24/06/98
Notes:
1. Conspicuous road crossings shall be scheduled as start points, crossing points and release points using precisely determined 6 digit UTM
grid co-ordinates.
2. Repeat where more than one control/crossing point is planned.
3. Repeat where more than one halt exit/route re-entry point is planned.
Issue 1.0: May 98 166 - 3

ROAD MOVEMENT CREDIT
To: SIC: RDMOVCREDIT

From: Report Number:
A 02 Movement Control Agency (MCA) movement ID Number (10 Chars)

B 04 ID of the MCA issuing the Movement Credit (20 Chars)
C 05 Type of Move. Confirms the type of move as either fully (20 Chars)
planned with detail based on definite data and for which all
necessary movement and transportation will be arranged as
required, or agreed other type of planned road movement
D Unit/formation to move:
11 Unit strength (4 Figs)
E 12 Unit/formation nationality (2 Chars)
F 15 Superior HQ/organisation ID (20 Chars)
G Timings. Either:
17 Earliest start time at which the unit is to move DTG (12 Chars)
19 Latest release time by which the release point is to be passed DTG (12 Chars)
by the last vehicle of the column
H Total number of vehicles, as follows:
23 Wheeled vehicles (3 Figs)
24 Tracked vehicles (3 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 167 - 1

I Heaviest vehicles details:
32 Number of heaviest vehicles (2 Figs)
35 Vehicle load (20 Chars)
J Maximum military load class (MLC)/weight of the heaviest
wheeled and tracked vehicles as follows:
39 Maximum MLC - wheeled vehicles (2 Figs)
40 Maximum MLC - tracked vehicles (2 Figs)
43 Maximum total weight - wheeled vehicles (in tonnes) (2 Figs)
44 Maximum total weight - tracked vehicles (in tonnes) (2 Figs)
K Maximum width/height/length (in metres) as follows:
47 Maximum width of the widest vehicle (2 Figs)
49 Maximum height of the highest vehicle (2 Figs)
52 Maximum length of the longest vehicle (2 Figs)
L Vehicle distance (in metres) as follows:
55 Distance between vehicles on autobahns/motorways (3 Figs)
56 Distance between vehicles on other roads (3 Figs)
M Vehicle speeds (in kilometres per hour (KPH)) as follows:
59 Average speed on autobahns/motorways (2 Figs)
61 Average speed on other roads (2 Figs)
N March column - confirms the number of vehicle components
in the march column as follows:
64 Number of groups (1 Fig)
66 Number of convoys (1 Fig)
67 Number of packets (2 Figs)
O Time intervals - individual time intervals in minutes to be
maintained between:
69 Marching groups (2 Figs)
70 Convoys (2 Figs)
73 Packets (2 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 167 - 2

P Confirms point of origin of the march column giving:
Q Confirms destination of the march column giving:
R Confirmed route details to include, as necessary: (1)
87 Start Point GR (15 Chars)
90 Sequence or priority of move (1 Fig)
93 Control/crossing point(s) (2) GR (15 Chars)
95 Halt Locations – planned route exit and re-entry points (3) GR (15 Chars)
96 GR (15 Chars)
98 Duration of long/short halts (in minutes) (2 Figs)
99 Release Point GR (15 Chars)
S Axle details – if required, provides axle details of the heaviest
wheeled vehicles as follows:
01 Number of axles on tractor and semi-trailer (1 Fig)
06 Axle weights (axle loads) (in tonnes)r (2 Figs)
13 Axle centre distances (in metres) (1 Fig)
16 Maximum total weight (in tonnes) (2 Figs)
T 21 Special requirements - details of any special requirements (300 Chars)
associated with the move

To grant road movement credits in response to a RDMOVBID
QMG (Mov) X 24/06/98
message.
Issue 1.0: May 98 167 - 3

Notes:
1. Conspicuous road crossings shall be scheduled as start points, crossing points and release points using precisely determined 6 digit UTM
grid co-ordinates.
2. Repeat where more than one control/crossing point is planned.
3. Repeat where more than one halt exit/route re-entry point is planned.
Issue 1.0: May 98 167 - 4

ROAD/ROUTE RECONNAISSANCE REPORT
To: SIC: RDROUTERECCEREP

A 05 Route details - places/Grid References/nickname (100 Chars)

B 12 Route recommended - YES/NO (3 Chars)
C 13 Surface description - GOOD/BAD/ADEQUATE (8 Chars)
D 17 Potential bottle neck(s)/ambush position(s) (1) GRs (15 Chars)
E 20 Vulnerable Point(s) (VP) (1) GRs (15 Chars)
30 Bridge(s) GRs (15 Chars)
40 Tunnel(s) GRs (15 Chars)
F 52 Harbour area(s) on route (1) GRs (15 Chars)
G 63 Area(s) of air cover - YES/NO (3 Chars)
H 74 Possible diversion route(s) - YES/NO (3 Chars)
I 77 Traffic Post(s) (TP) (1) GRs (15 Chars)
J 83 Military Load Classification (MLC) (20 Chars)
K 89 Additional remarks, as necessary (200 Chars)

To report route details, conditions and suitability . QMG (Mov) X X 24/06/98
Notes:
1. Give as a series of Grid References.
Issue 1.0: May 98 168 - 1

REAL ESTATE REQUEST
To: SIC: REALESTREQ

A 05 Unit designator of unit to move (20 Chars)

B 09 Present location (20 Chars)
C 12 Time of departure DTG (12 Chars)
D 15 Proposed location (20 Chars)
E 17 Point of contact (POC) at proposed location (50 Chars)
F 23 Planned time of arrival DTG (12 Chars)
G 26 Duration - Date-Time Group (DTG) new location is expected to DTG (12 Chars)
be vacated
H 32 Requesting unit (where this differs from the unit to move at A) (20 Chars)
I 35 POC at requesting unit (50 Chars)
J 39 General comments (300 Chars)

To request allocation of appropriate location(s) from a controlling
LW1 X 24/06/98
agency, for a defined period of time.
Issue 1.0: May 98 169 - 1

REAL ESTATE RESPONSE
To: SIC: REALESTRESP

A 05 Unit designator of unit to move (20 Chars)

B 12 Decision (50 Chars)
C 14 New location (20 Chars)
D 17 Planned time of occupation DTG (12 Chars)
E 19 Duration - Date-Time Group (DTG) new location is expected to DTG (12 Chars)
be vacated
F 23 Point of contact (POC) at new location (50 Chars)
G 27 Allocating unit designator (20 Chars)
H 34 POC at allocating unit (50 Chars)
I 59 General comments (300 Chars)

Used by controlling agencies to respond to requests for the allocation
LW1 X 24/06/98
of appropriate location(s) for a defined period of time.
Note:
1. See also REALESTREQ.
Issue 1.0: May 98 170 - 1

RADIO FREQUENCY REQUEST
To: SIC: RFREQREQ

A 04 FREQUENCY REQUEST (15 Chars)

B Map details:
1 18 Frequency band/Quantity (50 Chars)
2 Period:
25 END Date-Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
3 Service details:
28 Range (in Km) (3 Figs)
30 Height (in m) (5 Figs)
4 Transmitter (TX) location details:
41 TX ID (20 Chars)
44 Place name (3) (20 Chars)
45 Country (3) (20 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 171 - 1

5 Receiver (RX) location details:
56 RX ID (20 Chars)
6 73 Station class/Service function (30 Chars)
7 75 Emission class (10 Chars)
8 78 Power (in Watts) (5 Figs)
9 80 Antenna details (20 Chars)
10 Service operating hours:
82 FROM DTG DTG (12 Chars)
11 88 Tuning increment (10 Chars)
12 90 Type of circuit (10 Chars)
13 93 Required by (20 Chars)
14 97 Air requirement (20 Chars)

To request the allocation of radio frequencies. CIS Engr Gp X 24/06/98
Notes:
2. Select stage of confirmation from:
01 REAL Confirmed 02 PLAN Planned 03 REQ Requested

3. Optional.
4. This format is based on the ARFA 14 Point Frequency Report Form hence the use of numerical, rather than alphabetical serials in the first
column.
Issue 1.0: May 98 171 - 2

REINFORCEMENT DEMAND (PERSONNEL)
To: SIC: RFTDEM(PERS)

A 05 Packets required (1) (100 Chars)

B 21 Individuals required (2) (3) (500 Chars)
C 25 Rendezvous (RV) GR (10 Chars)
37 Date-Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
D 44 Additional information (200 Chars)

Used for submitting demands for reinforcements of personnel. LW1 X X 24/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 172 - 1

Notes:
1. Details of packets are:
Artillery 15 men 2 x Officers, 7 x Other Ranks

1 x CPA, 5 x Signallers
Engineers 25 men 1 x Officer, 23 x Combat Engineers (including 4 x NCOs, 1 x Plant Operator/Mechanic)
Infantry 35 men 1 x Officer, 1 x SNCO, 33 x Other Ranks
Others (e.g. Logisticians/ 10 men 1 x SNCO/JNCO, 9 x Other Ranks
drivers)
2. Provide details of individual reinforcements required, giving the Mobilisation Employment Group (MEG) of each Battle Casualty
Replacement (BCR) by trade/specialisation.
3. Demands are not to include BCR to crew vehicles supplied through Armoured Delivery Regiments (ADR) or their National equivalent. Nor
must demands include BCR to drive (and in the case of 'A' vehicles to command) vehicles provisioned through the supply chain.
Issue 1.0: May 98 172 - 2

RULES OF ENGAGEMENT AUTHORISATION
To: SIC: ROEAUTH

A 07 ROE(s) approved [Given as alphanumeric group(s) repeated (24 Chars)

once each]
B 12 Effective Date-Time Group (DTG) for implementation DTG (12 Chars)
C 30 Duration - the FROM/TO DTG(s) the ROE(s) are to remain in DTG (12 Chars)
32 force DTG (12 Chars)
D 37 Amplification - any amendments to be made to the ROE(s) (100 Chars)
being approved
E 40 ROE(s) denied [given as alphanumeric groups repeated once (24 Chars)
each]
F 42 Remarks - includes an explanation for denial of any ROE(s) (100 Chars)
G 55 Political policy guidance or restrictions on the (200 Chars)
implementation of the authorised ROE(s)

To formally authorise or refuse the implementation of specific Rules of
PJHQ X 24/06/98
Engagement (ROE).
Issue 1.0: May 98 173 - 1

RULES OF ENGAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATION
To: SIC: ROEIMPL

A 07 Controlling Authority ID (20 Chars)

B 11 ROE(s) to be implemented [Given as alphanumeric group(s) (24 Chars)
repeated once each]
C 15 Effective Date-Time Group (DTG) for implementation DTG (12 Chars)
D 23 Duration - the FROM/TO DTG(s) the ROE(s) are to remain in DTG (12 Chars)
24 force DTG (12 Chars)
E 25 ROE(s) cancelled [Given as alphanumeric groups repeated (24 Chars)
once each]
F 33 Effective DTG for cancellation of the ROE(s) detailed at ECHO DTG (12 Chars)
G 40 ROE summary - confirms all ROE(s) in effect including those (50 Chars)
implemented by this message [Given as alphanumeric groups
repeated once each]
H 47 Reporting policy (1) (100 Chars)
I 49 Remarks (1) (100 Chars)
J 60 Political policy guidance (200 Chars)

To formally implement or cancel Rules of Engagement (ROE) PJHQ X 27/07/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 174 - 1

Notes:
1. Amplifying reporting instructions must be included at INDIA if designated forces or situations are being reported or reports are via
designated net circuits, ships or aircraft.
Issue 1.0: May 98 174 - 2

RULES OF ENGAGEMENT REQUEST
To: SIC: ROEREQ

A 03 Requesting unit designator (20 Chars)

B 10 ROE(s) requested [Given as alphanumeric group(s) repeated (24 Chars)
once each]
C 21 Effective Date-Time Group (DTG) for implementation DTG (12 Chars)
D 34 Duration - the FROM/TO DTG(s) the ROE(s) are to remain in DTG (12 Chars)
force DTG (12 Chars)
E 37 ROE(s) cancelled if the ROEREQ is approved (24 Chars)
F 45 Effective DTG for cancellation of the ROE(s) detailed at ECHO DTG (12 Chars)
G 69 Justification - summary comments to justify the ROE(s) (100 Chars)
requested

To request authority to implement specific Rules of Engagement
PJHQ X 24/06/98
(ROE)
Issue 1.0: May 98 175 - 1

RPV MISSION/RECONNAISSANCE REPORT
To: SIC: RPVMSN/RECCEREP

A 07 Task Number (4 Chars)

C 15 Run Number (2 Chars)
D 20 Line Number (2 Chars)
E 23 Location (10 Chars)
F 28 Accuracy (1) (20 Chars)
G 32 Quantity (3 Chars)
H 35 Description (2) (150 Chars)
J 40 Activity (3) (20 Chars)
K 45 Movement Speed (4 Chars)

To report results from an RPV Mission or reconnaissance. PJHQ 27/07/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 176 - 1

Notes:
01 Centre of Mass 10 AD Equipment 17 Personnel

02 100m 11 Armour 18 Rocket/Missile
03 200m 12 Artillery 19 Supply
04 300m 13 Assembly Area 20 Terrain
05 400m 14 Building 21 Vehicle
06 Area 15 Equipment 22 Weapons
07 Clear 16 Mortar
3. Select from:
01 Crossing 08 In Convoy 15 Built up

02 Deployed 09 In Action 16 Wooded
03 Static 10 Destroyed 17 Dug in
04 Moving North 11 Passable 18 Concealed/Camouflaged
05 Moving South 12 Not passable 19 Road/Track
06 Moving East 13 Open 20 Dispersed
07 Moving West 14 Probable
Issue 1.0: May 98 176 - 2

RPV MISSION TASKING – CANCEL/ACCEPT/REFUSE MESSAGE
To: SIC: RPVMSN/TCARMSG

A 02 Air Request Number (6 chars)

B 03 Cancel task (YES/NO) (3 Chars)
C 07 Priority (10 Chars)
D Duration
E Target Location
20 Line 1 GR (15 Chars)
23 FROM, TO GR (15 Chars)
25 Line 2 GR (15 Chars)
26 FROM, TO GR (15 Chars)
F 27 Target width (m) (4 Figs)
G 31 Target depth (m) (4 Figs)
H 33 Feature (50 Chars)
J 36 Purpose of task (1) (50 Chars)
K Task detail (2)
40 Line 1 (50 Chars)
43 Line 2 (50 Chars)
L 45 Required product (20 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 177 - 1

M 48 Latest acceptable time for mission (Date-Time Group (DTG)) DTG (12 Chars)
(3)
N 52 Specific Instructions (150 Chars)
O 57 Mission ACCEPT/REFUSE (6 Chars)
P 61 Reason(s) for refusal (4) (50 Chars)
Q 64 Estimated time of launch DTG (12 Chars)
R 68 Estimated TOT DTG (12 Chars)
S 70 Launcher position GR (15 Chars)
T 72 Bearing (mils) (10 Chars)

To task, cancel, accept and refuse RPV missions. PJHQ 24/06/98
Notes:
1. Select from:
01 Confirm
02 In flight report
03 Report
04 Search for
05 Target Acquisition
06 Target Observation
Issue 1.0: May 98 177 - 2

2. Select from:
10 Armour 21 Axis/Axes 31 Route

11 Artillery 22 Crossings 32 Type of ground
12 Engineer equipment 23 Echelon 33 Bridge(s) Intact
13 Bridging equipment 24 Radar equipment 34 Activity
14 Headquarters 25 Convoys 35 See Special Instructions
3. Select from:
40 As soon as possible
41 On Call
4. Select from:
50 Out of range 60 Task Accepted

51 Not technically possible 61 Incorrect Detail – Resubmit
52 No RPV available 62 Not inter-visible
53 No stores available 63 Insufficient time for task
54 Launchers out 64 TOT not viable
55 Tasking overload 65 Contact PHOENIX CP
56 Bad weather
Issue 1.0: May 98 177 - 3

RADIO RELAY FREQUENCY REQUEST
To: SIC: RRFREQREQ

A 01 RADIO RELAY FREQUENCY REQUEST (25 Chars)

B Map details:
1 15 Request serial number (10 Chars)
2 18 Request from (20 Chars)
3 19 Request Date-Time Group (DTG) of origin DTG (12 Chars)
4 23 Link identity (20 Chars)
5 Site A details:
29 Site ID (20 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 178 - 1

6 Site B details:
45 Site ID (20 Chars)
7 51 Frequency band required (10 Chars)
8 55 DTG of activation DTG (12 Chars)
9 60 DTG of estimated deactivation DTG (12 Chars)
10 70 Additional remarks (200 Chars)

To request the allocation of radio relay frequencies. CIS Eng Gp X 24/06/98
Notes:
2. Select stage of confirmation from:
01 REAL Confirmed
02 PLAN Planned
93 REQ Requested
3. Optional.
Issue 1.0: May 98 178 - 2

MOVEMENT REQUIREMENTS – SEA (b. Sailing Signal, Load Advice)
To: SIC: SAILSIG

A Details of vessel
03 Name of ship (40 Chars)
05 Ship nickname (25 Chars)
08 International call sign (C/S) (8 Chars)
B 10 Radio frequency (14 Chars)
C Loading port details:
13 Port of loading (20 Chars)
18 Date-Time Group (DTG) of docking DTG (12 Chars)
21 DTG of departure DTG (12 Chars)
D Arrival port details:
25 Port of arrival (20 Chars)
32 Estimated DTG off-loading complete DTG (12 Chars)
E Return port details:
39 Return port (20 Chars)
F 45 Plan serials (1) (3) (100 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 179 - 1

G Deck or hatch cargo information: (2) (3)
51 Stowage category (5 Chars)
54 Load type (6 Chars)
62 Cargo container type (6 Chars)
H Heavy cargo details:
I Hazardous cargo details:

To provide information on ship sailings and details on cargo. QMG (Mov) X 24/06/98
Notes:
1. Conditional - this information must be provided if 'Cargo information' is not included.

2. Conditional - this information must be provided if 'Plan serials' is not included.
3. Serials F and G are mutually exclusive.
Issue 1.0: May 98 179 - 2

SCATTERABLE MINEFIELD ORDER
To: SIC: SCATMINORD


B Map details:
32 Obstacle Zone/Belt Name/Number
D Location and nearest feature:
E 38 Aim point - Grid Reference (2) DTG (15 Chars)
F Safety zone:
41 Zone identifier (1 Char)
43 Zone size in metres (3 Figs)
Issue 1.0: May 98 180 - 1

G Target type (6 Chars)
45 Target sub-type (6 Chars)
48 Degree of protection (6 Chars)
H Order data:
52 Laying method (4) (2 Chars)
53 Approving authority (15 Chars)
57 General stopping power (5) (6 Chars)
59 Minefield density (3 Figs)
I Minefield composition: (2)
62 Mine type (6) (1 Char)
65 Mine description (10 Chars)
J Unit name and nationality:
K Mine emplacement:
78 No earlier than Date-Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
84 No later than DTG DTG (12 Chars)
L Obstacle effective times
88 START DTG DTG (12 Chars)
M 92 Special remarks (100 Chars)
N 94 Acknowledge - YES/NO (3 Chars)

To order a scatterable minefield. [Note: Enemy minefield occurrences
HQ EinC(A) X 27/07/98
should be reported using the OBSREP format].
Issue 1.0: May 98 180 - 2

Notes:
3. Select from:
01 BK Block
02 CD Canalize/deflect
03 DT Disrupt
04 PT Protect
05 RT Delay
4. Select from:
01 AS Artillery scattered
02 GS Ground scattered
03 FS Fast air scattered
04 LS Helicopter scattered
5. Select from - LOW/MEDIUM/HIGH.
6. Select from:
01 A Area
02 H Anti-helicopter
03 O Off-route
04 P Anti-personnel
05 T Anti-tank
Issue 1.0: May 98 180 - 3

SCATTERABLE MINEFIELD RECORD
To: SIC: SCATMINREC


B Map details:
E 38 Aim point - Grid Reference (2) DTG (15 Chars)
F Safety zone:
Issue 1.0: May 98 181 - 1

G Record data:
53 Date-Time Group (DTG) of completion DTG (12 Chars)
H Minefield composition: (2)
I Unit name and nationality:
J Obstacle effective times
K 80 Special remarks (100 Chars)
L 90 Acknowledge - YES/NO (3 Chars)

To record a friendly forces scatterable minefield (enemy minefield
HQ EinC(A) X 24/06/98
occurrences should be reported using the OBSREP).
Issue 1.0: May 98 181 - 2

Notes:
3. Select from:
05 O Off-route
4. Select from:
10 A Area
11 P Anti-personnel
12 H Anti-helicopter
13 T Anti-tankfs
Issue 1.0: May 98 181 - 3

SCATTERABLE MINEFIELD REPORT
To: SIC: SCATMINREP

A Amendment
10 YES/NO (3 Chars)
B Map details:
E Report data:
47 Date-Time Group (DTG) of completion (12 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 182 - 1

F Minefield composition (2)
G Unit name and nationality
69 Nationality (2 Char)
H Obstacle effective times
I 80 Special remarks (100 Chars)
J 90 Acknowledge - YES/NO (3 Chars)

To report a friendly forces scatterable minefield.
[Enemy minefields should be reported using the OBSREP]
Notes:

3. Select from - 01 LOW 02 MEDIUM 03 HIGH
4. Select from:
03 O Off-route
Issue 1.0: May 98 182 - 2

SCATTERABLE MINEFIELD REQUEST
To: SIC: SCATMINREQ


B Map details:
E Safety zone:
Issue 1.0: May 98 183 - 1

F Target type (6 Chars)
42 Target sub-type (6 Chars)
43 Degree of protection (6 Chars)
G Request data:
H Mine emplacement:
I Obstacle effective times
J 64 Special remarks (100 Chars)
K 75 Acknowledge - YES/NO (3 Chars)

To request a scatterable minefield. HQ EinC(A) X 24/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 183 - 2

Notes:
3. Select from:
01 BK Block
02 CD Canalize/deflect
03 DT Disrupt
04 PT Protect
05 RT Delay
4. Select from:
5. Select from - LOW/MEDIUM/HIGH.
Issue 1.0: May 98 183 - 3

SCATTERABLE MINEFIELD WARNING
To: SIC: SCATMINWARN

A Amendment
03 YES/NO (3 Chars)
B Map details:
E Safety zone:
F 42 Laying method (3) (2 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 184 - 1

G Unit name and nationality:
H Mine emplacement:
I Obstacle effective times
J 70 Special remarks (100 Chars)
K 86 Acknowledge - YES/NO (3 Chars)

To transmit a warning about a friendly forces scatterable minefield.
[Note: Enemy minefields should be reported using the OBSREP.
Notes:

3. Select from:
Issue 1.0: May 98 184 - 2

MOVEMENT REQUIREMENTS – SEA (c. Sea Movement Resource Signal)
To: SIC: SEAMOV

A 02 Estimated Time of Departure (ETD) of first ship DTG (12 Chars)

B Details of vessel
05 Name of ship (40 Chars)
09 Ship nickname (25 Chars)
11 International call sign (8 Chars)
C 13 Radio frequency (14 Chars)
D Loading port details:
18 Port of loading (20 Chars)
21 Date-Time Group (DTG) of docking DTG (12 Chars)
24 Date-Time Group (DTG) of departure DTG (12 Chars)
E Arrival port details:
27 Port of arrival (20 Chars)
28 Estimated Date-Time Group (DTG) of arrival DTG (12 Chars)
30 Estimated Date-Time Group (DTG) off-loading complete DTG (12 Chars)
F Return port details:
32 Return port (20 Chars)
34 Estimated Date-Time Group (DTG) of arrival DTG (12 Chars)
G 39 Plan serials (2) (4) (100 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 185 - 1

H Deck or hatch cargo information: (3) (4)
45 Stowage category (5 Chars)
47 Load type (6 Chars)
52 Cargo container type (6 Chars)
I Heavy cargo details:
J Hazardous cargo details:

To notify shipping control, coordinating, and movement authorities at
origin and destination ports of shipping schedules and cargo carried. QMG (Mov) 6.3.5 24/06/98
(1)
Issue 1.0: May 98 185 - 2

Notes:
1. This message is used to advise movements staffs and shipping control authorities of the shipping resource implications resulting from the
activation of specific plans.
2. Conditional - this information must be provided if 'Cargo information' is not included.
3. Conditional - this information must be provided if 'Plan serials' is not included.
4. Serials G and H are mutually exclusive.
Issue 1.0: May 98 185 - 3

SHORT RANGE AIR DEFENCE LOCATION AND STATUS REPORT
To: SIC: SHORADLOCSTAT

A 03 SHORAD Unit ID (1) (20 Chars)

B 07 SHORAD Unit HQ location (1) GR (15 Chars)
C Sensor details: (1) (2)
21 Location – Grid Reference/Georef (20 Chars)
Status:
D Weapon(s) details: (1) (2)
34 Location - Grid Reference/Georef (20 Chars)
Status:
E 55 Remarks (100 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 186 - 1

To summarise and report the location and status of a short range air
HQ DRA X 24/06/98
defence (SHORAD) unit to any higher headquarters.
Notes:
1. Repeat serials ALPHA through DELTA to report on more than one SHORAD unit.
2. Repeat where more than one sensor/weapon system is reported for each SHORAD unit identified.
Issue 1.0: May 98 186 - 2

SURFACE TRANSPORT REPLY
To: SIC: SRFTRANSREP

A Reply details to a SRFTRANSREQ:

07 Reply number (5 Chars)
09 Date-Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
B Transport Control Agency:
C Transport mode:
15 Mode (5 Chars)
18 ID number (5 Chars)
D Embarking/Loading details:
21 Loading location GR (10 Chars)
25 Planned start loading time DTG (12 Chars)
27 Planned end loading time DTG (12 Chars)
E Disembarking/Unloading details:
30 Unloading location GR (10 Chars)
32 Planned start unloading time DTG (12 Chars)
35 Planned end unloading time DTG (12 Chars)
F Agency transporting:
Issue 1.0: May 98 187 - 1

G 42 Transport means - describes each conveyance to be used, (100 Chars)
including numbers/types of means within each conveyance
(1)
H 48 Transport routing - gives locations/times of routing for each (100 Chars)
conveyance (1)
I 54 Special remarks (100 Chars)
J 57 Personnel information - gives passenger (pax) (50 Chars)
numbers/details by class per conveyance: (1) (2)
st
1 Class passengers:
Total male
Total female
Baggage per passenger (weight/dimensions)
Additional remarks
nd
2 Class passengers:
Total male
Total female
Additional remarks
K Cargo information - gives details of groups of the same type (100 Chars)
of vehicle to be loaded: (1) (2)
70 Load 1
Quantity
Type of vehicle
Rail sketch no.
Content
Max weight per unit (in kg)
Total weight (in kg)
Dimensions/MLC (length/width/height)
Dangerous goods (ADNR, ADR,IMDG,RID)
71 Load 2
etc.
Issue 1.0: May 98 187 - 2

To respond to a Surface Transport Request (SRFTRANSREQ) to
QMG (Mov) X 24/06/98
enable preparations for the requested transport.
Notes:
1. Repeat for each conveyance as necessary.
2. Optional - give details as necessary or omit if not required.
Issue 1.0: May 98 187 - 3

SURFACE TRANSPORT REQUEST
To: SIC: SRFTRANSREQ

A 05 Request originator (20 Chars)

B Consignor details:
12 Priority (1) (7 Chars)
13 Transport mode requested (5 Chars)
15 Agency to be billed (20 Chars)
C Loading details: (2)
18 Preferred loading location GR (10 Chars)
21 Planned loading time DTG (12 Chars)
23 Desired departure time DTG (12 Chars)
D Consignee details:
E Unloading details (2)
34 Preferred unloading location GR (10 Chars)
37 Planned unloading time DTG (12 Chars)
F 50 Special remarks (100 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 188 - 1

G 67 Personnel information - gives passenger (pax) (50 Chars)
numbers/details required by class per conveyance: (2) (3)
st
1 Class passengers
Total male
Total female
Additional remarks
nd
2 Class passengers
Total male
Total female
Additional remarks
H 85 Cargo information – gives details of groups of the same type (100 Chars)
of vehicle to be loaded: (2) (3)
Load 1
Quantity
Type of vehicle
Rail sketch number
Content
Maximum weight per unit (in kg)
Total weight (in kg)
Dimensions/MLC (length/width/height)
Dangerous goods (ADNR, ADR, IMDG, RID)
Load 2
etc.
Issue 1.0: May 98 188 - 2

To request transport by surface movement means to include road, rail
QMG (Mov) X 24/06/98
(without initial rail movements), inland waterways, and sea
Notes:
1. Select from:
01 ALPHA Urgent operational requirement

02 BRAVO Routine operational requirement
03 CHARLIE Urgent administrative requirement
04 DELTA Routine administrative requirement
2. Repeat for each conveyance as necessary.
3. Optional.
Issue 1.0: May 98 188 - 3

FRIENDLY NUCLEAR STRIKE WARNING
To: SIC: STRIKEWARN(NUC)

AW 07 STRIKEWARN nickname or target number for multiple or

single strike(s), as appropriate (10 Chars)
DW 12 Multiple strike: Date-Time Group (DTG) strike (pulse) will start DTG (12 Chars)
followed by DTG strike (pulse) will end (ZULU time)
Single strike: DTG of strike followed by DTG after which strike DTG (12 Chars)
15 will be cancelled
F1 18 Multiple: Grid Reference (GR) of Minimum Safe Distance (18 Chars)
(MSD) 1 box
Single: MSD1 in 100s of m followed by GR of Ground Zero
(GZ) or Desired GZ (DGZ)
F2 22 Multiple: GR of MSD2 box (18 Chars)
Single: MSD2 in 100s of metres (followed by GR of GZ or
DGZ if not included in F1) (1)
F3 32 Multiple: GR of MSD3 box (18 Chars)
Single: MSD3 in 100s of m (followed by GR of GZ or DGZ if
not included in F1/F2) (2)
HW 45 Number of surface or sub-surface bursts (6 Chars)
IW 55 Number of bursts in multiple strike (3 Figs)
ACK 61 Acknowledge (3) (11 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 189 - 1

To provide friendly forces with the necessary information needed to
AD NBC X X X 24/06/98
take safety precautions against a friendly nuclear burst
Notes:
1. If F1 is used F2 must be completed.
2. If F2 is used F3 must be completed.
3. An acknowledgement is always required on receipt of a STRIKEWARN(NUC).
Issue 1.0: May 98 189 - 2

SUPPLEMENTARY INTELLIGENCE REPORT
To: SIC: SUPINTREP

A 10 Text indicator - SUPPLEMENTAL INTELLIGENCE (35 Chars)

INFORMATION
B 20 Narrative - free text which should contain all pertinent (5000 Chars)
intelligence which is not time-sensitive and not of such
immediate significance as to require inclusion of the
information in an INTSUM (1)

To provide comprehensive reviews of non time-sensitive intelligence
collected over an extended period of time, or detailed intelligence
Comd Sp X 24/06/98
studies on specific subjects to enable intelligence staffs to update the
intelligence database.
Notes:
1. The INTSUM is used to periodically inform formations and other addressees on military and related political/economic intelligence and
assessment thereof where this gives an indication of change in potential OPFOR capabilities, preparedness, military posture, activities,
objectives and/or courses of action in peace, time of tension and hostilities.
Issue 1.0: May 98 190 - 1

TIME ON TARGET
To: SIC: TOTMSG


A 25 Time on Target (TOT) DTG (12 Chars)
B 41 Number and type of aircraft and armament (100 Chars)
C 57 Control arrangements (100 Chars)

To confirm Time on Target (TOT) details. PJHQ 25/06/98
Issue 1.0: May 98 191 - 1

TRANSFER COMPLETE MESSAGE
To: SIC: TRANSCPL

A Transfer response details: (500 Chars)

03 Response - enter 'TRANSFER COMPLETE'
08 Additional information - if used, provides in free text any
additional information with respect to the transfer response

Used by a nation that has received ACE/ACLANT LCC-initiated
assistance to inform all involved parties that receipt of stocks or LW2 X 25/06/98
equipment has been completed. (1)
Notes:
1. The TRANSCPL is brief summary, free text message.
Issue 1.0: May 98 192 - 1

TARGET STATUS ASSESSMENT REPORT
To: SIC: TSAREP

A Target location details:

02 Stage of Confirmation Code (1) (4 Chars)
04 Geographic shape (2) (7 Chars)
B Target type details:
07 Target description in free text (50 Chars)
08 Target ID (10 Chars)
C Time details:
14 Time Qualifier Code (3) (7 Chars)
16 Date-Time Indicator (4) (12 Chars)
D 19 Type of sensor (25 Chars)
E Results:
22 Degree of physical damage and confidence level (5) (50 Chars)
25 Functional damage and confidence level (5) (50 Chars)
26 Residual status (6) (7 Chars)
F Additional attack information: (500 Chars)
30 Collateral damage (7) - observed and/or assessed
34 Additional damage
36 Other TSA information
Issue 1.0: May 98 193 - 1

G Re-attack recommendation:
40 Indicator - from 'YES', 'NO' or 'NA' (not applicable) (3 Chars)
59 Justification - only used if the indicator above is 'YES' (100 Chars)

To report the results of an attack on a target and the residual status of
Comd Sp X 26/06/98
the attacked target.
Special Instructions:
1. There are three types of TSAREP, concurrent to the phases of the Target Status Assessment (TSA) process as stated in ACE Directive
Number 65-6, are used. These are:
a. Initial TSAREP - to report, as soon as possible and within 3 hours, the initial results of the attack.
b. Enhanced TSAREP - to report, within 12 hours, the assessed status of the attacked target.
c. Mature TSAREP - to report, within 36 hours, the definitive status of the attacked target.
2. Timely submission of all TSAREPs is essential for further conduct of the operation and the planning cycle. It also provides information
needed for the decision making process at the highest military political levels. The following therefore applies:
a. Unit Commanders are responsible for their Initial TSAREP to the Sub-PSC.
b. Sub-PSCs are to submit their Enhanced and Mature TSAREPs to the MSC. Initial, Enhanced and Mature TSAREPs have to be
submitted to other Sub-PSCs which have operational interest in that specific target.
c. When Mature Target Status Assessment takes place at the MSC, the MSC is to submit the Mature TSAREP to the Sub-PSCs
which have an operational interest in that specific target.
d. During Peace Support Operations (PSO) collateral damage is a political and military sensitive issue. Therefore, during PSOs, or
other operations as indicated by the MNC involved, all TSAREPs indicating collateral damage must be submitted via the MSC to the MNC
involved. [Collateral damage - see Note 7 below]
e. The MNC involved has the authority to request TSAREPs of targets of special interest. The MNC will notify the MSC in advance of
such TSA requirements.
Issue 1.0: May 98 193 - 2

Notes:
1. Select Stage of Confirmation from:
01 REAL Confirmed
02 ESTD Estimated, assumed, suspected
03 EXEC Order to execute
04 PLAN Planned
05 HOLD Prepare for execution
06 REQ Request
2. Select Geographic shape from:
01 LINE Sequence of grid references describes a line from rear to front and from left to right facing the front.
02 POINT Each grid reference is displayed as a dot.
03 CIRCLE Each pair of grid references defines the centre of a circle (first point) and one point of this circle.
04 AREA Sequence of grid references describes an area clockwise; the first field may not be repeated at the end to close the
line.
05 ARROW The first grid reference describes the beginning (arrow head or point), the second grid reference describes the end
of the arrow (shaft).
06 SECTOR The first grid reference describes the left forward extremity of the sector, the second reference describes the centre
forward, and the third reference describes the right forward extremity of the sector.
07 ELLIPSE The first reference describes the centre of the ellipse; the second reference describes the centre forward, and the
third reference describes the right forward extremity of the ellipse.
Issue 1.0: May 98 193 - 3

3. Select Time Qualifier Code from:
01 AFTER After 16 SINCE Since

02 ASOF As of 17 START Start
03 ASAP As soon as possible 18 TODT Time of detonation
04 ASAPAFT As soon as possible after 19 TODTNET Time of detonation not earlier than
05 ASAPNLT As soon as possible not later than 20 TODTNLT Time of detonation not later than
06 AT At 21 TOT Time on target
07 BEFORE Before 22 TOTNET Time on target not earlier than
08 CLEARED Cleared 23 TOTNLT Time on target not later than
09 DUE Due 24 UNTIL Until
10 END End 25 WEF With effect from
11 NET Not earlier than 26 BETWEEN Between
12 NLT Not later than 27 AND And
13 OFF Off 28 FROM From
14 ON On 29 TO To
15 ONCALL On Call
4. Date-Time Indicator - gives date and time details in one of the following ways:
a. Date-Time Group (DTG) - Day (01-31), hour (00-23), time zone indicator (from Table 1 below), month and year (00-99), e.g.
271500ZJAN95.
b. Day-Time and Month - Day (01-31), hour (00-23), minute (00-59), time zone indicator (Table 1), and month, e.g. 271500ZJAN.
c. Day-Time - Day (01-31), hour (00-23), minute (00-59), and time zone indicator (Table 1), e.g. 271500Z.
d. Reference Time Indicator - (from Table 2 below)
e. Adjusted Reference Time - Reference Time Indicator (Table 2) PLUS or MINUS unit of time measurement, e.g. T1MINUS12MIN
Note: For the TSAREP message 4c, Day-Time, is preferable.
Issue 1.0: May 98 193 - 4

TABLE 1 - Time Zone Indicator Code
TIME ZONE DATA CODE TIME ZONE DATA CODE TIME ZONE DATA CODE
GMT plus 1 hour A GMT plus 10 hours K GMT minus 7 hours T
GMT plus 2 hours B GMT plus 11 hours L GMT minus 8 hours U
GMT plus 3 hours C GMT plus 12 hours M GMT minus 9 hours V
GMT plus 4 hours D GMT minus 1 hour N GMT minus 10 hours W
GMT plus 5 hours E GMT minus 2 hours O GMT minus 11 hours X
GMT plus 6 hours F GMT minus 3 hour P GMT minus 12 hours Y
GMT plus 7 hours G GMT minus 4 hours Q GMT Z
GMT plus 8 hours H GMT minus 5 hours R
GMT plus 9 hours I GMT minus 6 hours S
TABLE 2 - Reference Time Indicator Code
REFERENCE TIME DATA CODE REFERENCE TIME DATA CODE REFERENCE TIME DATA CODE
C-time (day) C L-time (hour) L Time block/slot 4 T4
D-time (day) D M-time (day) M Time block/slot 5 T5
E-time (day) E P-time (hour) P Time block/slot 6 T6
F-hour F T-time (day and hour) T Time block/slot 7 T7
G-time (day and hour) G Y-time (hour) Y Time block/slot 8 T8
H-time (hour) H Time block/slot 1 T1 Time block/slot 9 T9
J-time (day) J Time block/slot 2 T2
K-time (day and hour) K Time block/slot 3 T3
5. Select Confidence Level from:
01 CONF Confirmed 02 PROB Probable 03 POSS Possible
Issue 1.0: May 98 193 - 5

6. Select Residual Status from:
01 FULL-OP Fully operational 03 MIN-O Minimally operational

02 LGLY-OP Largely operational 04 NON-OP Non-operational
7. Collateral damage is the result of any action which causes unwanted death or injury to neutral personnel or damage to their property. (See
also COLATDAMREP).
Issue 1.0: May 98 193 - 6

TARGET STATUS ASSESSMENT SUMMARY
To: SIC: TSASUM

A 10 Reporting period:
FROM DTG (12 Chars)
TO DTG (12 Chars)
B 20 Summary and Trends - a summary of results of attacks and (1000 Chars)
an indication of trends. (3) Particular attention should be given
to collateral damage. (4)
C 30 Status Target Systems - the overall status of target systems (1000 Chars)
attacked in the reporting period

Used to routinely report to the MNCs, and other addressees as
required, on summaries of and trends in Target Status Assessment Comd Sp X 26/06/98
(TSA) results, and status of target systems. (1) (2)
Issue 1.0: May 98 194 - 1

Notes:
1. ACE Directive Number 65-6 is the reference document for the TSA process. APP-6 definition of "Target Systems" is applicable.
2. The TSASUM is essentially a descriptive summary, free text message.
3. Results of attacks are based on TSAREP(s) received during the reporting period.
4. Collateral damage is the result of any action which causes unwanted death or injury to neutral personnel or damage to their property. (See
also COLATDAMREP).
Issue 1.0: May 98 194 - 2

WARNING OF ATTACK REPORT
To: SIC: WARNATTACKREP

A 07 Authentication codeword (15 Chars)

B Source
12 Classification (i.e. type of source) (8 Chars)
13 Unit name/number (13 Chars)
26 Amplification (Optional) (2) (30 Chars)
C 31 Incident Date-Time Group (DTG) DTG (12 Chars)
D Location
37 Type (7 Chars)
40 UTM Grid co-ordinates/Georef (20 Chars)
E Enemy details
50 Strength/weapons (50 Chars)
F 61 Estimated enemy objectives/intentions (200 Chars)
G 72 Own measures taken/intended (200 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 195 - 1

H 85 Evaluation/recommendations (200 Chars)

To notify that an armed attack is imminent or has begun. (1) Comd Sp X 26/06/98
Notes:
1. Include the briefest possible statement of the essential facts and a concise appraisal. The event(s)/incident(s) should be described using
as many as possible of A to H without delaying the message.
2. If any of 'Source', 'Location', 'Enemy details' does not provide sufficient scope then use 'Amplification'.
Issue 1.0: May 98 195 - 2

WEAPON CONTROL ORDER
To: SIC: WCO

A 05 Period of time - effective Date-Time Groups (DTG) of start and DTG (12 Chars)
07 end of the period covered by the WCO DTG (12 Chars)
B 12 Weapons Control Order (WCO) (1) (2) (1 Fig)
C ID of AD Unit(s) affected by the specific weapons control
status imposed at BRAVO: (2)
20 Unit ID GRs (15 Chars)
D 30 Definition of airspace control means (ACM) to be implemented (200 Chars)
- airspace corridors, designated beacons, other relevant
information (2) (3)
E 40 Area - the AD area of coverage affected by the weapons GRs (15 Chars)
control status imposed at BRAVO (2) (4)
F 62 Sector - definition of the arc(s) where the weapon control (20 Chars)
status imposed at BRAVO applies (2) (5)
G 65 Friendly aircraft information: (200 Chars)
Numbers
Type(s)
Flight path(s)
IFF details (if appropriate)
ID details
H 83 Remarks - amplification of the WCO (as necessary) (100 Chars)
Issue 1.0: May 98 196 - 1

To order a new Air Defence (AD) weapons control status over a
HQ DRA X X 26/06/98
specific area(s) for a given period of time.
Notes:
1. Select from:
01 WEAPONS FREE 03 HOLDFIRE

02 WEAPONS TIGHT 04 UNLIMITED
2. Repeat serials BRAVO through FOXTROT for each different Weapons Control Order to be in force during the period specified at
ALPHA.
3. Select from:
01 AR Air Route 08 WFZ Weapons Free Zones

02 TC Transit Corridor 09 HIDACZ High Density Airspace Control Zones
03 TL Traverse Level 10 ACL Atlantic Co-ordinated Route Low
04 LLTR Low Level Transit Route 11 ACHR Atlantic Co-ordinated Route High
05 SC Special Corridor 12 IFFON IFF Switch On Line
06 BDZ Base Defence Zones 13 IFFOFF IFF Switch Off Line
07 ROZ Restricted Operations Zones 14 RBFA Rear Boundary of the Forward Area
4. Single locations are assumed to cover a 6km radius.
5. Arcs will vary where different WCO apply.
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D/DGD&D/13/35/47 Army Code Number 7143

Issue 1.0 This document replaces

Security Classification. This document is issued for the information of such

Distribution. As directed by the sponsor.

Replacement. This document is Issue 1.0 of Part 2 of the Land Component

Amendment Number Amended By Date Amended

1.ý The Aim of the Land Component Handbook (LCH) is to provide a

3.ý It is not possible to develop a single set of procedures applicable to all. It is

MANDATORY/DISCRETIONARY REPORTS AND RETURNS

REPORTS AND RETURNS (BY SUBJECT AREA)

PART 1 Personnel and Administration

Ser Report Title Sponsor Report Number

1 Admittance Report ADMITREP DMed Ops/Plans 1.1 10

2 Arrest Report ARRESTREP DGD&D-LW1 1.2 24

3 Casualty Evacuation Request CASEVACREQ DMed Ops/Plans 1.3 34

4 Emergency Burial Report EMBUREP PS4(as)(A) 1.4 58

5 Notification of Casualty NOTICAS HQ LAND (Med Ops) 1.5 146

6 Other Nation Casualty Report ONCASREP JFHQ 1.6 149

7 Personnel Report PERSREP DGD&D-LW1 1.7 154

8 Prisoner of War Report (Unit) PWREP(UNIT) DGD&D-Comd Sp 1.8 165

10 Prisoner of War Personnel Record PWREC DGD&D-Comd Sp 1.10 163

11 Reinforcement Demand (Personnel) RFTDEM(PERS) DGD&D-LW1 1.11 172

1 Air Intelligence Report AIRINTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.1 19

2 Common Capture Report COMCAPREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.2 44

3 Counterintelligence Report CIINTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.3 37

4 Counterintelligence Summary CIINTSUM DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.4 38

5 Counterintelligence Supplementary Report CISUPINTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.5 40

6 First Hostile Act FIRSTHOSTILE ACT DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.6 78

7 Intelligence Report INTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.7 100

8 Intelligence Request INTREQ DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.8 101

9 Intelligence Spot Report INTSPOTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.9 102

10 Intelligence Summary INTSUM DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.10 103

11 Land Intelligence Report LANDINTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.11 107

12 Preliminary Technical Report PRETECHREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.12 157

14 Supplementary Intelligence Report SUPINTREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.14 190

15 Target Status Assessment Report TSAREP DGD&D Comd Sp 2.15 193

16 Target Status Assessment Summary TSASUM DGD&D Comd Sp 2.16 194

17 Warning of Attack Report WARNATTACKREP DGD&D-Comd Sp 2.17 195

PART 3 Naval Operations

1 Acknowledgement of a Request for Marine Craft CRAFTACK HQ RM 3.1 49

2 Request for Marine Craft CRAFTREQ HQ RM 3.2 50

3 Allocation of Naval Gunfire GUNFIREALLOT HQ RM 3.3 85

4 Request for Naval Gunfire GUNFIREREQ HQ RM 3.4 87

5 Naval Gunfire Report GUNFIREREP HQ RM 3.5 86

PART 4 Land Operations

1 Bomb Threat Warning BOMBWARN DGD&D-LW1 4.1.1 31

2 Combat Report COMBATREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.2 43

3 Commander's Assessment ASSESSREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.3 25

5 Enemy Situation Report ENSITREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.5 65

6 Fragmentary Order FRAGO DGD&D-LW1 4.1.6 84

7 Harbour/Hide Report HARHIDEREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.7 88

8 Incident Report INCREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.8 98

10 Location Statement LOCSTAT DGD&D-LW1 4.1.10 110

11 Mapping Message MAPMSG DGD&D-LW1 4.1.11 120

12 Order of Battle - Land ORBATLAND DGD&D-LW1 4.1.12 151

13 Order of Battle Transfer of Authority - Land/Air ORBATTOALANDAIR DGD&D-LW1 4.1.13 152

14 Own Land Forces Situation Report OWNSITREP DGD&D-LW1 4.1.14 153

SECTION 2 : Rules of Engagement

1 Rules of Engagement Authorisation ROEAUTH PJHQ 4.2.1 173

2 Rules of Engagement Implementation ROEIMPL PJHQ 4.2.2 174