FOIA release 23-F-1423

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3.G.1.E.1. (CUI} Enable deployment of specialized sensors within the
AoR for the detection, observation, and identification in sensitive
areas, and during testing or deployment of special capabilities. All
collection within sensitive areas during testing or deployment
capabilities must be conducted !AW with Intelligence Conwnunity
Directives as well as per REF E.
3.G.1.E.2, (CUI} Enable UAP-related counterintelligence activities,
to include ensuring enjoined UAP observers are available for
debriefing by Counterintelligence Agents.
3.G.1.E.3. (CUI) Inform AARO operational, intelligence, and
scientific analyses with CCMO incident context and UAP trend
analysis, identification, attribution, and technical exploitation.
3.G.1.F. (U) Ensure installations follow processes for UAP reporting.
3.G.1.G. (CUI) Ensure proper security of all UAP data, information,
and material within the AoR.
3.G.1.H. (CUI) USNORTHCOM AoR, Alaska, Hawaii, and Guam instructions
See 3.G.2.
3.G.2. (U) MILITARY DEPARTMENTS
3.G.2.A.1. (CUI} Ensure the Services and their respective
subordinates have the mechanisms necessary to receive, log, and
transmit to the CCMO Joint Operations Center, to the Service Watch
Cells, and to their counterintelligence element all UAP Incident,
Incursion, and Engagement Reports from Service Component Commands and
subordinates and from third parties, to include civil and foreign
partners. When practicable and when consistent with Service Component
Command and subordinate doctrine, existing processes and mechanisms -
such as incorporating UAP reporting into mission report systems
(e.g., MARAUDER) • is encouraged.
3.G.2.A.2. (U) Securely transmit to AARO all UAP Incident, Incursion,
and Engagement Reports received by the Service Watch Cells from your
Service(s) and their respective subordinates within 48 hours of
receipt, copying relevant CCMO Joint Operations Center.
3.G.2.A.3. (U) Promulgate appropriate reporting procedures to
installations and assets in the USNORTHCOM and USINDOPACOM AoR,
Alaska, Hawaii, and Guam, in accordance with this GENAOMIN,
3.G. 2.8.1. (CUI) Include CORUSNORTHCOM and CORUSINDOPACOM in UAP
incident, incursion, and engagement reporting.
3.G.2.B.2. (CUI) Ensure all UAP data from incidents, incursions, and
engagements involving your forces, materiel, and/or installations is
retained and transferred IAW para 3.E.
3.G.2.B.3. (CUI) Ensure all UAP objects and material from incidents,
incursions, and engagements involving your forces, materiel, and/or
installations is retained and transferred IAW para 3.F.
3.G . 2.C. (CUI) Provide mission support to AARO, as requested and as
described in para 3.G.1.E.
GENTEXT/AOMIN ANO LOGISTICS/4.
4.A. (CUI) Each CCMO, Service, and Service Component Cowrnands ensures
that the appropriate guidance and mechanisms are in place to receive
the respective reports and related material from subordinates.
Standardizing the reporting and material-disposition of UAP
incidents, incursions, and engagements provides DoO leadership and
Commander's with quality, empirically-supported analyses for adapting
to and neutralizing and/or exploiting the evolving threat.
4.B. (U) FUNDING. The Joint Staff will not provide funding.
4.C. (U) AARO UAP INCIDENT, INCURSION, AND ENGAGEMENT REPORTING
ADDRESSES