UAP JS GENADMIN (FOIA 24-F-0067)

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3.G.1.E.1.
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,00010mEnable
deployment
of
specialized
sensors
within
the
AoR
for
the
detection, observation,
and
identification
in
sensitive
areas,
and
during testing or deployment
of
special capabilities.
Allcollection within
sensitive areas during testing
or
deployment
capabilities must
be
conducted
IAW
with
Intelligence Community
Directives
as well as per
REF
E.3.6.1.E.2.461111.Enable
UAP-related
counterintelligence activities,
to
include ensuring enjoined UAP
observers are
available
for
debriefing
by
Counterintelligence
Agents.
3.G.1.E.3.4iMiMmInform
AARO operational, intelligence,
and
scientific analyses
with
CCMD incident context
and
UAP trend
analysis, identification, attribution,
and
technical exploitation.
3.G.1.F.
(U)
Ensure
installations
follow
processes
for
UAP reporting.
3.6.1.6..MiliMpEnsure
proper security
of
all
UAP
data,
information,
and
material within
the
AoR.
3.G.1.H.mliMilmOSNORTHCOM
AoR, Alaska, Hawaii,
and
Guam instructions
See
3.6.2.
3.6.2.
(U)
MILITARY DEPARTMENTS
3.6.2.A.1.4iMilmEnsure
the
Services
and
their
respective
subordinates
have
the
mechanisms necessary
to
receive, log,
and
transmit
to
the CCMD
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 CCMD 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 GENADMIN.
3.6.2.13.1.00WiSmInclude CDRUSNORTHCOM
and
CDRUSINDOPACOM
in UAP
incident, incursion, and engagement reporting.
3.6.2.8.2.m4iMilminsure all
UAP
data
from
incidents, incursions,
and
engagements involving your
forces, materiel, and/or installations isretained and
transferred IAW
para
3.E.
3.6.2.8.3.mliMiMmEnsure 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.4
1
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Provide
mission
support
to
AARO,
as
requested and as
described in
para
3.G.1.E.
GENTEXT/ADMIN AND LOGISTICS/4.
4.A.m14
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1101mEach
CCMD, Service,
and
Service Component Commands 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 DoD 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
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