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FM 101-5-2

U.S. ARMY REPORT ANDMESSAGE FORMATS

HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

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Field Manual HeadquartersNo. 101-5-2 Department of the Army

Washington, DC, [pending date]

US ARMY REPORT AND MESSAGEFORMATS

Contents

PREFACE.................................................................................................................... viii

SECTION I: INSTRUCTIONS ......................................................................................I-1

SECTION II: MESSAGE TEMPLATE FORMATS ..................................................... II-1

Format Title Message No. Page

Accident Report/Serious Injury Report [SIR] ..............................A001 ...................................II-1

Acknowledge Message [AKNLDG] ...........................................A005 ...................................II-6

Air Defense Command Message [AIRDEFCOM]........................A010 ...................................II-7

Air Mission Request Status/Tasking [REQSTATASK]................A015 ...................................II-8

Air Support Request [AIRSUPREQ] ...........................................A020 ................................. II-10

Airspace Control Means Request [ACMREQ] .............................A025 ................................. II-13

Airspace Control Order [ACO] ....................................................A030 ................................. II-15

Ammunition Fire Unit-Ammunition Status [AFU.AMS]..............A035 ................................. II-17

Ammunion Fire Unit-Ammunition Supply Rate [AFU.ASR] .....A040 ................................... II-19

Ammunition Fire Unit-Deployment Command [AFU.DCMD].....A045 ................................. II-21

Ammunition Fire Unit-Fire Status [AFU.FUS] ............................A050 ................................. II-23

Ammunition Fire Unit-Firing Site Data [AFU.FSD] ....................A055 ................................. II-26

Ammunition Fire Unit-Mission Fired Report [AFU.MFR] ...........A060 ................................. II-28

Artillery Target Intelligence-Artillery Target Report [ATI.ATRI] A070 ................................. II-30

Artillery Target Intelligence-Target Criteria [ATI.TCRIT]...........A075 ................................. II-32

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Asset/Multiple Asset Status Report [ASTSTATREP] ..................A080 ................................. II-34

Aviation (Army Rotary Wing) Mission/Support Request .............A085 ................................. II-35[AVIAREQ]

Basic Wind Data Message [BWD]...............................................B001 ................................. II-37

Battle Damage Assessment Report [BDAREP]............................B005 ................................. II-38

Bed Availability And Element Status [BEDAVAIL]....................B010 ................................. II-40

Bed Designations [BEDDESIG] ..................................................B015 ................................. II-43

Bed Request [BEDREQ] .............................................................B020 ................................. II-46

Blood Shipment Report [BLDSHIPREP].....................................B025 ................................. II-49

Bulk Petroleum Allocation [POLALOT]......................................B030 ................................. II-51

Bulk Petroleum Contingency Report [REPOL] ............................B035 ................................. II-52

Bulk Petroleum Requirements Forecast [POLRQMT]..................B040 ................................. II-54

Bulk Class III Request/Forecast [BLKIIIREQ] ............................B045 ................................. II-56

Cemetery Status [CEMSTAT] .....................................................C001 ................................. II-57

Chaplain's Report/Unit Ministry Team Daily Line Report ............C005 ................................. II-60[CHPREP]

Chemical Downwind Report (CDM) [CDMREP] ........................C010 ................................. II-62

Civil-Military Operations Status [CIVMILSTAT] .......................C015 ................................. II-64

Class IV Bulk Barrier Materials Request [BLKIVREQ]...............C020 ................................. II-69

Close Air Support Summary [CASSUM].....................................C025 ................................. II-70

Closure Report [CLOSEREP]......................................................C030 ................................. II-72

Commander's Situation Report [SITREP] ....................................C035 ................................. II-73

Computer Attack [COMPATK]...................................................C040 ................................. II-77

Crew Manning Report [CREWMNQREP]...................................C045 ................................. II-78

Daily Blood Report [DBLDREP].................................................D001 ................................. II-79

2406 NMC Summary Report [2406NMC] ...................................D005 ................................. II-80

Decontamination Request [DECONREQ]....................................D010 ................................. II-81

Decon Site Report [DECONSTREP] ...........................................D015 ................................. II-82

Detained Civilian Personnel Report [DETAINCIVREP]..............D020 ................................. II-83

Direct Support Unit Report [DERSPTREP] .................................D025 ................................. II-84

EA (Electronic Attack) Data Message [EADAT] .........................E001 ................................. II-85

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Effective Downwind Message [EDM] .........................................E002 ................................. II-86

Electronic Warfare Frequency Deconfliction Message .................E005 ................................. II-88[EWDECONFLICT]

Electronic Warfare Mission Summary [EWMSNSUM] ...............E010 ................................. II-89

Electronic Warfare Requesting/Tasking Message [EWRTM].......E015 ................................. II-92

Enemy/Friendly/Unit Minefield/Obstacle Report [MINOBREP]..E025 ................................. II-96

Enemy/Prisoner Of War Report [EPOW].....................................E030 ................................. II-98

Environmental Condition Report [ECR] ......................................E035 ............................... II-100

Explosive Ordnance Disposal Support [EODSPT] .......................E040 ............................... II-101

Fire Mission-Beacon Location [FM.BEALOC]............................F001................................ II-104

Fire Mission-Request To Fire [FM.RF]........................................F005................................ II-105

Fire Planning-Compute A Fire Plan [FP.COMPFP] .....................F010................................ II-106

Fire Planning-Fire Plan Executive Orders [FP.FPO] ....................F015................................ II-107

Fire Planning-Fire Plan Target List [FP.FPT]...............................F020................................ II-110

Fire Planning-Nuclear Schedule [FP.NUCSCD] ..........................F025................................ II-112

Fire Planning-Reserve Fire Unit [FP.RESFU]..............................F030................................ II-114

Fire Support Element-Commander's Criteria [FSE.CRITER] .......F035................................ II-115

Fire Support Element-Friendly Unit Location [FSE.FRD]............F040................................ II-117

Flight Control Information [FLTCONTINFO] .............................F045................................ II-119

Fragmentary Order [FRAGO]......................................................F050................................ II-122

Friendly Nuclear Strike Warning [Strikwarn] [NUC] ...................F055................................ II-123

General Administrative Message [GENADMIN] .........................G001 ............................... II-125

Handover Message [HANDOVER] .............................................H001 ............................... II-126

Highway Situation Report [HWYSITREP] ..................................H005 ............................... II-128

Human Remains Search And Recovery Status Report ..................H010 ............................... II-129[REMAINSARSTAT]

Intelligence Report [INTREP] .....................................................I001................................. II-130

Intelligence Summary [INTSUM]................................................I002................................. II-131

Logistics Resupply Request [LOGRESREP] ...............................L001 ............................... II-133

Logistics Situation Report [LOGSITREP] ...................................L005 ............................... II-135

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Lost Sensitive Item Report [LOSTITEM] ....................................L010 ............................... II-138

Mail Distribution Scheme Change [MAILDISTCH] ....................M001 .............................. II-139

Maintenance Support Request [MAINTSPTREQ] .......................M005 .............................. II-140

Maintenance Support Response [MAINTSPTRES]......................M010 .............................. II-142

Major Ammunition Malfunction-Initial Report ............................M015 .............................. II-143[AMMOMALFUNCREP]

Meaconing, Intrusion, Jamming, And Interface (MIJI) .................M020 .............................. II-145Feeder Report [MIJIFEEDER]

Media Contact Report [MEDIACOTREP]...................................M025 .............................. II-146

Medical Evacuation Request [MEDEVAC] .................................M030 .............................. II-147

Medical Sitrep [MEDSITREP] ....................................................M035 .............................. II-149

Medical Spot Report MEDSPTREP] ..........................................M040 ............................... II-150

Medical Status Report [MEDSTAT]............................................M045 .............................. II-151

Message Correction/Cancellation [MSGCORRN]........................M050 .............................. II-153

Meteorological-Computer Message [MET.CM]...........................M055 .............................. II-154

Meteorological-Fallout Message [MET.CF].................................M060 .............................. II-156

Meteorological-Target Acquisition Message [MET.TA] ..............M065 .............................. II-158

Military Postal Facility Request [POSTREQ] ..............................M070 .............................. II-160

Modification-Attack Criteria [MOD.ATTACK]...........................M075 .............................. II-161

Modification-Exclude Criteria [MOD.XCLUDE] ........................M080 .............................. II-162

NBC Situation Report [NBCSITREP] .........................................N000 ............................... II-164

NBC 1/Rota Report [NBC1] ........................................................N001 ............................... II-166



NBC 4 Report [NBC4] ................................................................N004 ............................... II-173

NBC 5 Report [NBC5] ................................................................N005 ............................... II-174


Operation Order [ORDER]..........................................................O001 ............................... II-179

Operation Report [OPREP] .........................................................O005 ............................... II-183

Operations Plan Change [PLANORDCHG].................................O010 ............................... II-184

Operations Summary [OPSUM] ..................................................O015 ............................... II-185

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Patrol Report [PATROLREP]......................................................P001................................ II-186

Personnel Status Report [PERSTAT]...........................................P005................................ II-187

Preliminary Technicl Report [PRETECHREP]...........................P010.................................. II-189

Psychological Operations Report [PSYOPREP]...........................P015................................ II-191

Public Affairs Operation Report [PUBAFFOPSREP] ..................P020................................ II-192

Radar Status Report [RADSTAT]................................................R001 ............................... II-193

Rear Area Protection Unit Status [RAPSTAT].............................R005 ............................... II-194

Rear Area Security Activities [RASACT]....................................R010 ............................... II-195

Rear Area Security Request [RASREQ] ......................................R015 ............................... II-197

Reconnaissance Exploitation Report [RECCEXREP] ..................R020 ............................... II-199

Reconnaissance Nickname Report [RECON 1]............................R025 ............................... II-201

Reconnaissance Track Report [RECON 2]...................................R030 ............................... II-202

Reconnaissance Scheduling Report [RECON 3] ..........................R035 ............................... II-204

Reconnaissance Following Report [RECON 4]............................R040 ............................... II-207

Request Confirmation [REQCONF] ............................................R045 ............................... II-209

Request For Information [RFI] ....................................................R050 ............................... II-210

Response To Request For Information [RRI] ...............................R055 ............................... II-211

Road Clearance Request [ROADCLRREQ].................................R060 ............................... II-212

Route Report [ROUTEREP]........................................................R065 ............................... II-215

Rules Of Engagement Authorization [ROEAUTH] ......................R070 ............................... II-216

Rules Of Engagement Implementation [ROEIMPL] ....................R075 ............................... II-217

SAEDA Report [SAEDAREP] ....................................................S001................................ II-218

Scatterable Minefield Record [SCATMINREC] ..........................S005................................ II-219

Scatterable Minefield Request [SCATMINREQ].........................S010................................ II-222

Scatterable Minefield Warning [SCATMINWARN]....................S015................................ II-224

Search And Rescue Incident Report [SARIR] ..............................S020................................ II-225

Search And Rescue (SAR) Request [SARREQ]...........................S025................................ II-227

Search And Rescue Situation Summary Report [SARSIT] ...........S030................................ II-228

Sensitive Items Report [SENITREP] ...........................................S035................................ II-229

Severe Weather Waning [SVRWXWARN] ................................S040.................................. II-230

Slant Report [SLANTEP] .........................................................S045................................... II-231

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Sortie Allotment [SORTIEALOT]...............................................S050................................ II-232

Spill Report [SPILLREP] ............................................................S055................................ II-233

Spot Report [SPOTREP] .............................................................S060................................ II-234

Stop Jamming Message [STOPJAMMING].................................S065................................ II-235

Straggler Status Report [STRAGSTATREP] ...............................S070................................ II-236

Summary Report Of Nuclear Detonations [NUDETSUM] ...........S075................................ II-237

Support-Air Corridor [SPRT.AIRCOR].......................................S080................................ II-238

Support-Battlefield Geometry [SPRT.GEOM].............................S085................................ II-241

Support-Damage Avoidance Area [SPRT.DAACAT] ..................S090................................ II-243

Surveillance And Reconnaissance Plan Report ...........................S095................................ II-245[SURRECONREP]

Survey-Control Point Access Request [SURV.TPAC] .................S100................................ II-246

Survey-Control Point Storage (Input/Output) Message.................S105................................ II-247[SURV.SCPST]

Survivability Report [SURREP] ..................................................S108................................ II-248

System-Reply Or Remarks Message [SYS.RRM] ........................S110................................ II-249

System-Request For Report [SYS.RFR] ......................................S115................................ II-250

Tactical Elint Report [TACELINT] .............................................T001 ............................... II-251

Temporary Burial Site Request [TEMPBURIALSITEREQ] ........T005 ............................... II-253

Track Management Message [TRKMAN] ...................................T010 ............................... II-255

Track/Point Report [TRKREP]....................................................T015 ............................... II-256

Transportation Support Request [TRANSSPTREQ] ....................T020 ............................... II-257

Transportation Support Response [TRANSSPTRES]...................T025 ............................... II-260

Unit Situation Report [UNITSITREP] .........................................U001 ............................... II-263

US Medical Status Field Report [USMEDFLDREP]....................U005 ............................... II-266

War Crime Reportable Incident Report [WCRIR]........................W001 .............................. II-267

Warning Message–Air Defense [AIRDEFWARN].......................W003 .............................. II-268

Warning Order [WARNORD] .....................................................W005 .............................. II-269

Water Supply Point [WTRSUPPT]..............................................W010 .............................. II-271

Weather Advisory/Watch [WEATHERWATCH] ........................W015 .............................. II-273

Weather Forecast [WXFCST]......................................................W020 .............................. II-274

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SECTION III: CROSS-OVER INDEXES.................................................................... III-1

Index Page

Air Defense Reports and Messages .........................................................................................III-1

Airspace Command and Control Reports and Messages ....................................................III-1Aviation Reports and Messages ..............................................................................................III-2

Civil-Military Reports and Messages ......................................................................................III-2

Electronic Warfare Reports and Messages ..............................................................................III-2

Engineer Reports and Messages..............................................................................................III-3

Fire Support Reports and Messages ........................................................................................III-3

Intelligence Reports and Messages .........................................................................................III-4

Maneuver Reports and Messages ............................................................................................III-5

Medical Reports and Messages ...............................................................................................III-7

Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical (NBC) Reports and Messages ...........................................III-7

Provost Marshall Reports .......................................................................................................III-8

Psychological Operations (PSYOP) Report.............................................................................III-8

Public Affairs Reports ............................................................................................................III-8

Reconnaissance Reports and Messages ...................................................................................III-8

Rules of Engagement Reports and Messages...........................................................................III-9

Service Support Reports and Messages ...................................................................................III-9

Signal Reports and Messages................................................................................................III-10

GLOSSARY .................................................................................................. Glossary-1

REFERENCES...........................................................................................References-1

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PREFACE

FM 101-5-2 is the Army's capstone manual for standardized report and message formats. Itprovides a standard, readily available reference from which soldiers as well as automationdesigners can extract report and message templates. FM 101-5-2 is a compendium of formatscommonly used by tactical units from small unit to corps and forms the baseline for reporting andcommunicating as command, control, and communications technology evolves. It allows acommon, authoritative understanding of reporting and communicating to exist among all USArmy elements. It also relates to, supports, and drives command, control, and communicationsdoctrine and US Army interaction with the joint and multinational communications communities.

FM 101-5-2 facilitates the tailoring and task organization of US Army elements throughstandardization of the command, control, and communications formats units use to communicateinternally. The voice-message templates contained in FM 101-5-2 provide the bridge betweentechnologically advanced units and those not yet modernized. This is significant because, whileour modernized units are among the most capable, nonmodernized units currently comprise themajority of the US Army’s active component, all of the reserve components, and the majority ofour potential allies. The US Army will continue to modernize all units, but the requirement tocommunicate expeditiously and succinctly via voice will remain. Potential attacks on ourcommand, control, and communications networks, equipment damage, incompatiblecommunications systems, and equipment failures are other consequences that may require the useof voice message formats, even for modernized units.

As the US Army's doctrinal library for report and message voice templates, FM 101-5-2 isintended to prevent units from wasting time and resources designing command and controlformats. Units at different locations and echelons can develop similar SOPs for report andmessage formats (voice and digital) that facilitate command, control, communications, computer,and intelligence (C4I) exchanges. The FM 101-5-2 formats are derived from existing Army BattleCommand System (ABCS), United States Message Text Formats (USMTF), Allied ProceduresPublication- 9 (APP-9) formats, as well as numerous unit SOPs. These sources, especially theformats from existing unit SOPs, have been collected, discussed, and chosen as the most user-friendly, functional, and adaptable.

As a user's manual, FM 101-5-2 will drive the formatting of future ABCS report andmessages, US Army input to the development of APP-9, and the USMTF message formats.Formats contained in FM 101-5-2 are the mechanism through which the US Army seeks to adaptthese joint and multinational formats into a user-friendly and standardized land componentmessage format library. Parallel formats for ABCS, APP-9 and USMTF will enable US Armyunits to operate in joint and multinational command structures without reconfiguring their normalmode of operation. All future digitization formats for the US Army will be based on these voicemessage templates. FM 101-5-2 supports the efforts of FM 100-34-1 (Tactics, Techniques, andProcedures for Command Post Operations- TBP) and is consistent with current and emerging USArmy and joint doctrine.

FM 101-5-2 is directive and prescriptive. Units will use its report and message formats for alltactical communications. Units will not modify these formats unless authorized by the unitcommander for critical information requirements. For Army-wide use, this manual does not

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include many branch-specific or technical reports and messages. These formats are contained infield manuals published by their respective proponents. Branch-specific or technical reportscomplement the reports in this manual and are not considered superseded by it. However, use theformats in FM 101-5-2 whenever possible.

Headquarters, Combined Arms Center is the proponent for this publication. Send commentsand recommended changes on DA Form 2028 to the Commander, US Army Combined ArmsCenter and Fort Leavenworth, ATTN: ATZL-SWW-D, Fort Leavenworth, KS 66027-6900.

Unless otherwise stated, masculine nouns or pronouns do not refer exclusively to men;however, reports refer to messages.

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SECTION I— INSTRUCTIONS

The report and message formats in this manual are designed to ease preparation and manualtransmission of written and voice reports and messages. They provide an organized template tomanually record, pass, and store information. To send a formatted voice message, operators firstfill in the appropriate blanks on the required message template and then read the message over theradio or telephone. The receiver, knowing the message type he is receiving, can easily record theinformation in the proper format. Voice messages normally are used when record traffic devicesare inoperative or not available, or when the tactical situation does not allow adequate time totransmit a record message.

FM 101-5-2 enables standardization of battlefield reporting across all levels of command andthroughout different types of units. Every format listed in FM 101-5-2 operates as a voicemessage format. Using standardized voice formats permits all units to communicate regardless ofthe unit’s level of modernization. It is anticipated that future digital formats will evolve fromthose found in FM 101-5-2.

FM 101-5-2 has three sections: Section One contains instructions on transmitting written andvoice reports and messages. Section Two contains message formats. Its use is discussed below.Section Three contains cross-over indexes. These indexes list the names, numbers, and locationsin this manual of reports commonly associated with selected subject areas.

Message Organization

All radio-telephone report and message formats consist of three main parts: heading, body,and conclusion. Figure I-1 shows an example of the parts of a message. FM 24-19, Chapter 5,discusses message formatting in detail.

The heading is the administrative portion of the format. Its purpose is to identify the messagesource, destination, type, and importance. The heading contains the message addressee,originator, and precedence. It also includes the message classification, if required. (All report andmessage formats in FM 101-5-2 are unclassified. The unit commander or SOP determines theclassification of a completed message.) The completed heading is normally included whensending a hard-copy message, as when sending by TACFAX, courier, or MCS. However, it mustalso be included in voice messages. Figure I-2 gives an example of the standard US Armymessage heading and explains how to transmit it by voice.

The body contains the information the originator wants to send to the addressee. In a properlyprepared message the information is in the line-by-line format established for the message type.This information exchange is the main focus of FM 101-5-2. Figure I-3 shows an example of amessage body.

The conclusion consists of the message authentication. An authentication is normally analphanumeric from the unit signal operating instructions (SOI). The last line of every format inthis manual is the authentication line (the conclusion) of the message. Upon receiving a completemessage that is properly authenticated, the addressee indicates this with a response similar to theone in Figure I-4. If the originator requests an acknowledgement, the addressee replies by

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transmitting the proword “WILCO,” Lines 1 and 2 of the message being acknowledged, and theproword “OUT.” If the originator requires an acknowledgement and read-back, the addresseereplies by transmitting “WILCO” and repeating the lines for which the read-back is requiredfollowed by “OUT.”

How to Use This Manual

Section Two contains formats listed alphabetically by message name. The body of eachformat is preceded by the report’s short title (for example, SIR for Serious Incident Report),report number, and a paragraph of general instructions.

Report Formats Numbering System. Each format has a report number. Report numbersbeginning with the letters A through M indicate that the origin of this message is from APP-9 orDA PAM 25-7. Report numbers beginning with Z indicate that the report was taken from a unitSOP or produced by the Combined Arms Doctrine Directorate of the US Army Command andGeneral Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. To maintain standardization across the USArmy, do not change format numbers.

General Instructions. Instructions briefly describe the format’s use and list a reference thatprovides more detail. When a message is sent at a precedence higher than ROUTINE, that isnoted. Message precedence is indicated in all upper case letters.

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UNCLASSIFIEDFM 101-5-2 VOICE MESSAGE FORMATSIMPLDATE: Pending

VOICE MESSAGE TEMPLATE MESSAGE NUMBER: F541TITLE: SPOT REPORT [SPTRPT]

Initially the originator makes radio contact with the addressee.

“Alpha 09” THIS IS “India 86” “ Over”

“INDIA 86” THIS “Alpha 09” “Over”

Once communication is established Originator responds:

“Alpha 09” THIS IS “India 86” “SPOT REPORT/addressee originator OVER”

This allows the addressee time to be ready to copy transmitted report or message.

“India 86” THIS IS “Alpha 09” “ROGER SEND IT”/ OVER”originator addressee

At this time the originator will send the report or message IAW with the FM 101-5-2 Formats:

“Alpha 09” THIS IS “India 86” addressee originator

**(Circle and transmit option selected IAW unit SOP)**

FLASH IMMEDIATE PRIORITY ROUTINE (Underline and transmit the precedence of this message.)

TOP SECRET SECRET CONFIDENTIAL (Underline and transmit the security classification of this message.)

“ROUTINE/ (or slash spoken) SECRET”

“LINE 1 – TIME “091500SEP 97” (Date and Time Group of Report)

“LINE 2 – UNIT “B CO 3-66AR” (Unit Making Report)

“LINE 3 – SIZE “Two groups of three” (Of observed activity)

“LINE 4 − ACTIVITY “Moving north to south in wedge formation (Observed unit activity)

“LINE 5 – LOCATION “A(alpha)R(Romeo)121989” (Location of Unit Observed, if Necessary Reporting Unit Location)

“LINE 6 – UNIT “Two Enemy Tank Platoons unknown” (Enemy Unit)

“LINE 7 – TIME “091445 SEP 97” (Time of Observation)

“LINE 8 – EQUIPMENT “Enemy tank platoon had snorkel device (Equipment of Unit Observed)mounted”

“LINE 9 − SENDERS ASSESSMENT “Enemy CRP attempting to (Why) locate a ford site across cowhouse creek vic CP 09”

“LINE 10 – NARRATIVE “Have begun to initiate fire support” (Free Text for Additional Information Required for

Clarification of Report)

“LINE 11 – AUTHENTICATION “JWA” (Report Authentication) “OVER”

“India 86 THIS Alpha 09 Acknowledged OUT”

HEADING

BODY

CONCLUSION

Figure I-1. Voice Message Template

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Line Number And Name. Each format lists the information the report is used to transmit byline number, line name, and a description of the type of information.

• When sending voice messages, the line number is normally transmitted. The line name isnot transmitted unless the name itself is necessary information. For example, Line 3 of anAcknowledge message (AKNLDG) is the message type and is therefore transmitted.Lines 2 and 3 of an Acknowledge message would sound like this when sent by voice(over a secure net): “Line 2, 2-39 FA; Line 3, Acknowledge.”

• When standard information is associated with a line, it is placed in the right column ofthe format in upper-case letters. For example, the standard entries for line 6 of anAcknowledge message are ACKNOWLEDGE and WILCO.

• When a line requires detailed instructions, two asterisks precede the instructions (**).

• When transmitting information on one line makes the following line redundant, the word“(OR)” is placed between the lines. Do not transmit redundant lines.

• Each format contains lines that require some of the information discussed below. Followthese instructions when preparing messages requiring transmission of these types ofinformation.

Date and Time Group (DTG). The DTG line of a message identifies the messageorigination time. Additionally, many report and message formats require DTG for additionalinformation. Regardless of where the DTG is used within a report or message, it is expressed asDDHHMM(X) MMMYY where-

• DD indicates the day of the month.

• HH indicates the hour of the day, using the 24-hour clock.

• MM indicates the minutes within the hour.

• X indicates the alphabetic character that denotes the time zone. In written messages, thetime zone is followed by a space. The time zone indicator will be local time zone unlessspecified in the unit’s operation order or in the FM 101-5-2 format. As an example, DD1972, Joint Attack Air Request, requires that times be sent as Greenwich Mean, or “zulu”time, which is indicated with the letter Z.

• MMM indicates the first three letters of the month of the year. In written messages, allletters are in upper case.

• YY indicates the last two digits of the year.

• For example, 3 PM local time on 9 September 1997 would be expressed as “091500(L)SEP 97.” In a voice message it would be said: “Zero niner one five hundred lima (orlocal) September niner-seven.”

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Units. The first line of a format requiring an entry for “unit” is to identify the unit makingthe report. Occasionally, a subunit line is also provided for reporting information from or aboutsubunits. Unit SOPs dictate the format for the unit name; for example, call sign.

Locations. Use the Military Grid Reference System (MGRS) to express all locations unlessthe format specifies a different coordinate system such as latitude and longitude (LAT/LONG) orUniversal Transverse Mercator (UTM). A complete MGRS location includes a longitudinal zonedesignated by a number (for example, 32), a latitudinal band designated by a letter (for example,T), a 100,000 meter grid square designated by two letters (for example AR), and a grid coordinatedesignated by digits. The UTM Grid Zone Designator consists of the longitudinal zone andlatitudinal band (for example, 32T). The MGRS Grid Zone Designator is the two-letter 100,000meter designator (for example, AR). (See FM 21-26 for further details on MGRS.)

Send all locations as six-digit grids preceded by the 100,000 meter grid square designator,for example “AR121989” unless instructions state otherwise. To avoid confusion do not transmitthe zone and band indicators unless requested or required in the message format. If requestorsrequire locations expressed to a greater precession than a six-digit coordinate, they must specifythe required detail prior to the information exchange.

Addition or Deletion of Line Numbers. Originators of voice messages complete only thoselines required to pass the essential information, omitting lines that contain no information unless anegative report is necessary. Units may add lines or repeat lines to complete their informationrequirements. While actual message transmissions may vary slightly from the format in thismanual, do not delete lines from formats when reproducing them in unit SOPs to maintainstandardization across the US Army.

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UNCLASSIFIEDFM 101-5-2 VOICE MESSAGE FORMATSIMPLDATE: Pending

VOICE MESSAGE TEMPLATE MESSAGE NUMBER: F541TITLE: SPOT REPORT [SPTRPT]

Initially the originator makes radio contact with the addressee. Italicized words demonstrate howto speak a template over the radio.

“Alpha 09 THIS IS India 86 Over”

“India 86 THIS IS Alpha 09 Over”

Once communication is established, the Originator responds:

“Alpha 09 THIS IS India 86____________________ SPOT REPORT... OVER”addressee originator

This allows the addressee time to copy a transmitted report or message.

“India 86 THIS IS Alpha 09 ROGER SEND IT...OVER”originator addressee

“Alpha 09 THIS IS India 86”addressee originator

**(Circle and transmit option selected IAW unit SOP)**

FLASH IMMEDIATE PRIORITY ROUTINE(Underline and transmit the precedence of this message.)

TOP SECRET SECRET CONFIDENTIAL(Underline and transmit the security classification of this message.)“ROUTINE/SECRET” (the slash is spoken)

Figure I-2. Example of Message Heading

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“LINE 1 – DATE AND TIME: 091500SEP 97” (DTG)

“LINE 2 – UNIT: B CO 3-66 AR” (Unit Making Report)

“LINE 3 – SIZE: Two groups of three” (Of Observed Activity)

“LINE 4 − ACTIVITY: Moving north to south in wedge formation” (Observed Unit Activity)

“LINE 5 – LOCATION: A(alpha)R(Romeo)121989” (MGRS or Six-Digit Grid Coordinate WithGrid Zone Designator)

“LINE 6 – UNIT: Two Enemy Tank Platoons unknown” (Enemy Unit)

“LINE 7 – TIME : 091445 SEP 97” (Time of Observation)

“LINE 8 – EQUIPMENT: Enemy tank platoon had snorkel device mounted” (Equipment of UnitObserved)

“LINE 9 − SENDERS ASSESSMENT: Enemy CRP attempting to locate ford site acrossCowhouse Creek vic CP 09” (Why)

“LINE 10 – NARRATIVE: Have begun engaging with indirect fires” (Free Text for AdditionalInformation Required for Clarification of Report)

“LINE 11 – AUTHENTICATION: JWA OVER” (Report Authentication)

Figure I-3. Sample Message Body

“India 86 THIS IS Alpha 09. Acknowledged. OUT”

Figure I-4. Sample Message Conclusion

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SECTION II— VOICE MESSAGE TEMPLATE FORMATS

TITLE: ACCIDENT REPORT/SERIOUS INCIDENT REPORT [SIR]REPORT NUMBER: A001

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to convey flash traffic to the commander and command post relatingto an accident or serious incident within the command. Use FLASH precedence on CMD nets. For allother stipulations and instructions refer to AR 190-40 (SIR) and AR 385-40 (Accident Report).

LINE 1 – DATE AND TIME __________________________________ (DTG of Report)

LINE 2 – UNIT _____________________________________________ (Unit Making Report)

LINE 3 – CATEGORY _______________________________________ (Category 1 or 2)

LINE 4 – TYPE_____________________________________________ (Type of Incident)

LINE 5 – TIME OF INCIDENT ________________________________ (DTG of Incident) WEEK END/HOLIDAY ______________________________ (Indicate YES or NO and

Include Holiday Name)

LINE 6 – LOCATION________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 7 – PERSONNEL ______________________________________ (Personnel Involved)

a. (SUBJECT)(1)________________________(Name, Injury, Fatality)(2)________________________(Pay Grade)(3)________________________(SSN) (4)________________________(Race) (5)________________________(Sex) (6)________________________(Age) (7)________________________(Position (CDR, PSG, Gunner)) (8)________________________(Security Clearance) (9)________________________(Unit, Station, and MACOM Assigned) (10)_______________________(Duty Status (Leave))

b. (VICTIM)(1)________________________(Name, Injury, Fatality)(2)________________________(Pay Grade)

(3)________________________(SSN)

**Continued on next page.

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TITLE: ACCIDENT REPORT/SERIOUS INCIDENT REPORT [SIR] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: A001

(4)________________________(Race) (5)________________________(Sex) (6)________________________(Age) (7)________________________(Position (CDR, PSG, Gunner)) (8)________________________(Security Clearance) (9)________________________(Unit, Station, and MACOM Assigned) (10)_______________________(Duty Status (Leave))

**Repeat lines 7a (1-10) through 7b (1-10) up to four times to transmit multiple data sets. Assignsequential line numbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration a (1) through a (10) or b (1)through b (10); second iteration a (11) through a (20) or b (11) through b (20); third iteration a (21)through a (30) or b (21) through b (30); fourth iteration a (31) through a (40) or b (31) through b (40).

LINE 8 – SUMMARY _______________________________________ (Summary of Incident)

LINE 9 – PUBLICITY _______________________________________ (Adverse or AnticipatedPublicity)

LINE 10 – COMMANDER____________________________________ (Commander Reporting)

LINE 11 – POC_____________________________________________ (Unit POC/Duty Position)

LINE 12 – DOWNGRADE____________________________________ (Downgrading Instructions)

LINE 13 – NARRATIVE _____________________________________ (Free Text for AdditionalInformation Required forClarification of Report

LINE 14 – AUTHENTICATION _______________________________ (Report Authentication)

ACCIDENT SUPPLEMENT (GROUND (GRND)/AIRCRAFT (AC))

LINE 14A –POC ____________________________________________ (E-mail, Phone, DSN)

LINE 14B –MACOM ________________________________________ (TRADOC, FORSCOM,USAREUR)

LINE 14C – ACCIDENT CLASS_______________________________ (GRND/AC— A or BAC— C)

LINE 14D –WEATHER ______________________________________ (Visibility, Light Level,Precipitation, Wind)


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TITLE: ACCIDENT REPORT/SERIOUS INCIDENT REPORT [SIR] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: A001

ACCIDENT SUPPLEMENT (GROUND (GRND)/AIRCRAFT (AC)) (CONTINUED)

LINE 14E – NIGHT VISION DEVICE __________________________ (Yes, Type, Nomenclature. ForExample, NVG-AN/PVS-5,Abrams Thermal Viewer, No)

LINE 14F – MILITARY INSTALLATION _______________________ (Nearest Site)

LINE 14G – EXPLOSIVE, HAZARDOUS MATERIAL ____________ (Involved: Yes or No, Secured:Yes or No)

LINE 14H – ACCIDENT SITE SECURED IAW AR 385-40 _________ (Yes or No)

LINE 14I – ACCIDENT SITE DISTURBED______________________ (Yes or No)

LINE 14J – PHOTOS OF DISTURBING SCENE__________________ (Yes or No)

LINE 14K – FLIGHT DATA RECORDER INSTALLED____________ (Yes or No)

LINE 14L – LOCAL ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION BOARD APPT__ (Yes or No)

LINE 14M – NEAREST AIRFIELD ____________________________ (4000 Ft. Min. Runway)

LINE 14N – NEAREST COMMERCIAL AIRFIELD_______________ (Name, Town, State)

LINE 14O – TYPE OF EQUIPMENT ___________________________ (M1 Abrams, AH64, 30KW,Gen)

LINE 14P – AC SERIAL NUMBER ____________________________ (Serial, Tail Number)

LINE 14Q – TYPE MISSION__________________________________ (Training, Svc, Single Ship,Multi Ship)

LINE 14R – NAP OF THE EARTH _____________________________ (Yes or No)

LINE 14S – FLIGHT RULES__________________________________ (VFR/IFR)

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WORKSHEET FORTELEPHONIC NOTIFICATION OF AVIATION ACCIDENT / INCIDENT

For use of this form, see AR 385-40: the proponent agency is OCSA

B. TIME & DATE OPERATIONS RECEIVED REPORTSHADED BLOCKS ARE FORUSASC USE ONLY

A. ASMIS CASE NUMBER

NOTE: ITEMS 24 AND 25 ARE NOT REQUIRED FOR CLASS C ACCIDENT

a. Year b. Month c. Day d. Time (local)

1. POINT OF CONTACT FOR ACCIDENT INFORMATION

a. Name

John Jonesb. Duty Commander Safety Officer

Other (Specify)

c. Phone DSN: Commercial:

Number 913-555-25693. TIME & DATE OF ACCIDENT2. ACCIDENT

CLASSIFICATION

A B Ca. Year

98b. Month

Junc. Day

15d. Time (local)

4. AIRCRAFT SERIAL NUMBER 5. TYPE OF AIRCRAFT

UH 17. MISSION BEING PERFORMED6. PERIOD OF DAY

Dawn Day

Day Night

a. Type (Training, Svc, etc.)

Training b. Operation Single-Ship

Multi-Ship

8. NOE

Yes

No

9. NIGHT VISION DEVICE

a. In Use Yes

No

b. If Yes ANVIS FLIR

AN/PVS-5 LLTV

10. UNIT OWNING AIRCRAFT

4-44 AV Bn, 21 AR Div

11. MACOM

IV Corps

12. MILITARY INSTALLATION NEAREST ACCIDENT SITE

Camp Sherman, MO13. EXACT ACCIDENT LOCATION

VS15962847 CHECK "YES" or "NO" FOR QUESTIONS 13 THROUGH 17 Yes No

14. EXPLOSIVE/HAZARDOUS/SENSITIVE MATERIALS INVOLVED? X21. PERSONNEL INVOLVED

15. IF YES TO #13, ARE THEY SECURE?16. ACCIDENT SITE SECURED IAW DA PAM385-40? X

17. HAS ACCIDENT SITE BEEN DISTURBED? X

b. Total No. of Personnel 3

a. No. of Personnel by Rank/Category

1 Officer 1 WO

1 Enlisted Army Civilian

Non-Army Civilian

18. IF YES TO #16, WERE PHOTOS, ETC. MADE BEFORE DISTURBING THE SCENE?19. FLIGHT DATA RECORDER INSTALLED? X20. CLEARANCE WAS: VFR IFR

22. INJURIES (Enter # of each) Fatalities Non-Fatal Injuries

As soon as possible, the followingAdditional information is requiredOn all injured personnel; name,Personnel classification, degree ofInjury and SSAN.

23. ACCIDENT SYNOPSIS (What Happened)

While on a training mission, the flight developed mechanical problems and made an emergencylanding in the field located SW of the intersection of US Hwy 88 and US Hwy 11. It was a hard landingand damage to the aircraft is expected to exceed $10,000. No one was injured. Specific cause ofmechanical failure has not been determined.

25. NEAREST AIRFIELD

a. Nearest that can handle C-12 (4,000 ft. min.)24. NEWS MEDIA AWARE OF ACCIDENT

Yes Nob. Nearest commercial airfield

26. WHO WILL INVESTIGATE?

a. Installation Level Accident Yes Investigation (IAI) Board Appointed No

b. CAI Team Yes Dispatched No Team:

DA FORM 7305-R, APR 94Figure A001-1. DA Form 7305-R, APR 94

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WORKSHEET FORTELEPHONIC NOTIFICATION OF GROUND ACCIDENT

For use of this form, see AR 385-40: the proponent agency is OCSA

Immediately notify USASC telephonically of all Class A and B accidents IAW AR 385-40, chapter 3. Phone numbers are:Commercial (205) 255-2660/4273/3410 or DSN 558-2660/4273/3410

B. TIME & DATE OPERATIONS RECEIVED REPORTSHADED BLOCKS ARE FOR

USASC USE ONLY

A. ASMIS CASE NUMBERa. Year b. Month c. Day d. Time (local)

1. POINT OF CONTACT FOR ACCIDENT INFORMATION

a. Name

John Jonesb. Duty Commander Safety Officer

Other (Specify)

c. Phone DSN: Commercial:

Number 913-555-34783. TIME & DATE OF ACCIDENT2. ACCIDENT

CLASSIFICATION

A B A B

a. Year

98b. Month

Mayc. Day

10d. Time(local)

4. PERIOD OFDAY Day

Night

5. ON/OFF DUTY

On-Duty

Off-Duty

6. TYPE OF EQUIPMENT/ MATERIAL INVOLVED

7. UNIT

3-33 IN Bn, 21 AR Div8. MACOM

IV Corps9. NIGHT VISION DEVICE IN USE

Yes No

10. EXACT ACCIDENT LOCATION

Intersection of US Hwy 88 and US Hwy 11

11. ON-POST/OFF-POST?

On-post

Off-post

12. MILITARY INSTALLATION NEAREST ACCIDENT SITE

Camp Sherman, MO CHECK "YES" or "NO" FOR QUESTIONS 13 THROUGH 17 Yes No

13. EXPLOSIVE/HAZARDOUS/SENSITIVE MATERIALS INVOLVED? X19. PERSONNEL INVOLVED

14. IF YES TO #13, ARE THEY SECURE? X15. ACCIDENT SITE SECURED IAW DA PAM385-40? X16. HAS ACCIDENT SITE BEEN DISTURBED? X17. IF YES TO #16, WERE PHOTOS, ETC. MADE BEFORE DISTURBING THE SCENE? X

b. Total No. of Personnel

1

a. No. of Personnel by Rank/Category

1 Officer WO

Enlisted Army Civilian

Non-Army Civilian

18. WEATHER CONDITIONS

Raining20. INJURIES (Enter # of each) 1 Fatalities Non-Fatal Injuries

As soon as possible, the followingAdditional information is requiredOn all injured personnel; name,Personnel classification, degree ofInjury and SSAN.

21. ACCIDENT SYNOPSIS (What Happened)

William Smith crashed his automobile into a traffic light at the intersection of US Hwy 88 and USHwy 11. Cause of accident has not been determined.

23. NEAREST AIRFIELD

a. Nearest that can handle C-12 (4,000 ft. min.)22. NEWS MEDIA AWARE OF ACCIDENT

Yes Nob. Nearest commercial airfield

24. WHO WILL INVESTIGATE? a. Installation Level Accident Yes

Investigation (IAI) Board Appointed Nob. CAI Team Yes Dispatched No Team:

DA FORM 7306-R, APR 94Figure A001-2. DA Form 7306-R, APR 94

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TITLE: ACKNOWLEDGE MESSAGE [AKNLDG]REPORT NUMBER: A005 {USMTF # F541}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use (1) to acknowledge receipt of message and indicate planned oraccomplished action or (2) to validate intelligence collection requirements. Transmittal of the messageimplies understanding of the received message. Reference: FM 11-1.

LINE 1 – DATE AND TIME __________________________________ (DTG)


LINE 3 – ACKNOWLEDGE __________________________________ (Report Type)

LINE 4 – ORIGINATOR _____________________________________ (Originator of ReportAcknowledged)

LINE 5 – SERIAL___________________________________________ (Serial Number or DTG ofReport Acknowledged)

LINE 6 – RESPONSE________________________________________ (Response to ReportAcknowledgedACKNOWLEDGE, WILCO)

LINE 7 – VALIDATION STATUS _____________________________ (Response to IntelligenceCollection Requirement:VALID, NONVALID, VALIDWITH CHANGE)

LINE 8 – NARRATIVE ______________________________________ (Free Text for AdditionalInformation Required forClarification of Report)

LINE 9 – AUTHENTICATION ________________________________ (Report Authentication)

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TITLE: AIR DEFENSE COMMAND MESSAGE [AIRDEFCOM]REPORT NUMBER: A010 {USMTF # E710}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use (1) to direct weapon system engagement for defense or air supportand (2) to provide receipt of or compliance with commands. Reference: FM 44-100.



LINE 3 – COMMAND _______________________________________ (Command Action Directed)

LINE 4 – TRACK ___________________________________________ (Track Number)

LINE 5 – POSITION_________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 6 – NO. TYPE _________________________________________ (Number and Type of Aircraft)

LINE 7 – WEAPON _________________________________________ (Weapon Type)



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TITLE: AIR MISSION REQUEST STATUS/TASKING [REQSTATASK]REPORT NUMBER: A015 {USMTF # A661}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use (1) to inform the requesting component command whether a requesthas been approved or disapproved and (2) to inform the complying command that it will satisfy therequest in the immediate air tasking, SAR, or airlift. Reference: FM 1-100. (See also Figure A015.)



LINE 3 – REQUEST_________________________________________ (Request Number)

LINE 4 – COMMAND _______________________________________ (Requesting Command)

LINE 5 – STATUS __________________________________________ (Status of Request:APPROVED orDISAPPROVED)

** If status is DISAPPROVED, skip to Line 10.

LINE 6 – TASKED __________________________________________ (Command Tasked to ComplyWith and Satisfy the Request)

LINE 7 – PRIORITY_________________________________________ (Revised Priority: 1, 1A through1Z; 2, 2A through 2Z; 3, 3AThrough 3Z; 4, 4A through 4Z)

LINE 8 – MISSION _________________________________________ (Type of Mission: CAS, EW,RECONNAISSANCE, and soon)

LINE 9 – START ___________________________________________ (DTG Time That Aircraft Are toArrive on Mission Location)

LINE 10 − NO. TYPE________________________________________ (Number and Type Aircraft)

LINE 11 – NARRATIVE _____________________________________ (Free Text for AdditionalInformation Required forClarification of Report)


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SAMPLE TACAIR Briefing Form (9 Line)

(Omit data not required. Do not transmit line number. Units of measure are standard unless otherwise specified.*Denotes minimum essential information in limited communications. Bold denotes readback items when requested.)

Terminal controller. , this is . (Aircraft Call Sign) (Terminal Controller)

Line 1 - *IP/BP: .

Line 2 - *Heading: (Magnetic).(IP/BP to Target)

Offset: (Left/Right).

Line 3 - *Distance: .(IP-to-target in nautical miles/ BP-to-target in meters)

Line 4 - *Target Elevation: (in feet MSL).

Line 5 - *Target Description: .

Line 6 - *Target Location: .(Latitude/Longitude or Grid Coordinates or Offsets or Visual)

Line 7 - Type Mark: Code: . (Laser, WP, IR, Beacon) (Actual Code)

Line 8 - *Location of Friendlies: .

Position Marked by: .

Line 9 - Egress: .

In the event of a beacon request, insert beacon bombing chart line numbers below.

.

Remarks (As Appropriate): .(Threats, reactions, danger close, attack clearances, SEAD, abort codes, hazards)

NOTE: For AC-130 employment, lines 5, 6, and 8 are mandatory briefing items. Remarks should also include detailed threatdescription, marking method of friendly locations (including magnetic bearing and distance in meters from the friendly positionto the target, if available). Identifiable ground features, danger close acceptance.

Time on Target (TOT): .

Or

Time to Target (TTT): Standby plus Hack.

Figure A015. Sample TACAIR Briefing Form (9 Line)

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TITLE: AIR SUPPORT REQUEST [AIRSUPREQ]REPORT NUMBER: A020 {USMTF # D670}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to request preplanned and immediate close-air support, interdiction,reconnaissance, surveillance, escort, helicopter airlift, and other aircraft missions. For expedient hardcopy or voice request use DD Form 1972 (Revised) 15 NOV 1994 (see Figure A020) or Sample TACAIRBriefing Form (see Figure A015).


LINE 2 – UNIT _____________________________________________ (Unit Making Request)

LINE 3 – EXER ____________________________________________ (Exercise ID)

LINE 4 – OPER_____________________________________________ (Operation ID Data)

LINE 5 – MSGID ___________________________________________ (AIRSUPREQ)

LINE 6 – REF ______________________________________________ (Reference)

LINE 7 – AMPM____________________________________________ (Amplification)


LINE 9 – CANX ____________________________________________ (Message Cancellation WithNew Information Provided)

LINE 10 – PERID ___________________________________________ (Effective DTG of RequestedMission)

LINE 11 – REQUEST________________________________________ (Air Mission RequestInformation)

LINE 12 – MSNLOC ________________________________________ (Air Mission LocationInformation)

LINE 13 – CONTROL _______________________________________ (Air Mission Control AgencyInformation)

LINE 14 – GNDFRNF _______________________________________ (Ground Location Informationof Friendly Troops)

LINE 15 – TGTDESC________________________________________ (Target DescriptionInformation)


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TITLE: AIR SUPPORT REQUEST [AIRSUPREQ] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: A020 {USMTF # D670}

LINE 16 – GUIDED _________________________________________ (Laser Guided WeaponsInformation)

LINE 17 – BEACON_________________________________________ (Beacon Description)

LINE 18 – SHIPTGT ________________________________________ (Ship Target Information)

LINE 19 – SHIPPOS_________________________________________ (Ship Position and MovementData)

LINE 20 – MOVAA _________________________________________ (Movement and Antiair WarfareAxis Information)

LINE 21 – FACSCD _________________________________________ (Forward Air Controller AircraftSchedule)

LINE 22 – EWDATA ________________________________________ (Electronic WarfareInformation)

LINE 23 – CHAFE __________________________________________ (Chafe Mission Information)

LINE 24 – RECDATA _______________________________________ (Reconnaissance MissionInformation)

LINE 25 – DELADDR _______________________________________ (Delivery Address)

LINE 26 – REPORT _________________________________________ (Report Requirements)

LINE 27 – AIRDROP ________________________________________ (Drop Zone Data)

LINE 28 – ROUTE __________________________________________ (Aircraft Route Data)

LINE 29 – REFUELD________________________________________ (Air-to-Air Refueling Data)

LINE 30 – REFUEL _________________________________________ (Air-to-Air Refueling)

LINE 31 – ESCDATA________________________________________ (Escort Mission Data)


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Figure A020. DD Form 1972, Joint Tactical Air Strike Request

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TITLE: AIRSPACE CONTROL MEANS REQUEST [ACMREQ]REPORT NUMBER: A025 {USMTF # F658}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to request that a specific airspace control means be specified in afuture airspace control order. Reference: FM 100-103.



LINE 3 – REQUESTING UNIT ________________________________ (Name of Unit or AgencyRequesting Airspace)

LINE 4 – TYPE_____________________________________________ (Type of Airspace)

LINE 5 – AIRSPACE ________________________________________ (Name of Airspace)

LINE 6 – PURPOSE _________________________________________ (Purpose of Special UseAirspace)

LINE 7 – TRANSIT _________________________________________ (Transit Instructions)

LINE 8 – FROM ____________________________________________ (DTG to be Established)

LINE 9 – UNTIL____________________________________________ (DTG to be Disestablished)

LINE 10 − AREA ___________________________________________ (Description of the Area to beDefined (Boundary or Circle))

LINE 11 − COORDINATES___________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 12 − WIDTH/RADIUS __________________________________ (Width or Radius)

LINE 13 − LOWER _________________________________________ (Lower Altitude of DesignatedArea to Nearest 100 Feet orGround Level)

LINE 14 − UPPER __________________________________________ (Upper Altitude of DesignatedArea to Nearest 100 Feet)

LINE 15 − CONTACT _______________________________________ (Call Sign of Control Agency)

LINE 16 − PRIMARY________________________________________ (Primary Frequency orFrequency Designator)


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TITLE: AIRSPACE CONTROL MEANS REQUEST [ACMREQ] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: A025 {USMTF # F658}

LINE 17 − SECONDARY ____________________________________ (Secondary Frequency orFrequency Designator)



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TITLE: AIRSPACE CONTROL ORDER [ACO]REPORT NUMBER: A030 {USMTF # F756}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide specific detailed orders for airspace management from ahigher command to subordinate units. Reference: FM 100-103-2.



LINE 3 – AIRSPACE ________________________________________ (Type of Airspace)

LINE 4 – NUMBER _________________________________________ (Name or Serial Number ofArea)

LINE 5 – FROM ____________________________________________ (DTG Area to be Established)

LINE 6 – UNTIL____________________________________________ (DTG Area to beDisestablished)

LINE 7 − ACTION __________________________________________ (Type Action: ESTABLISH orCANCEL)

LINE 8 − SERIAL NUMBER__________________________________ (ACO Serial Number)

LINE 9 − AREA ____________________________________________ (Description of the Area to beDefined (Boundary or Circle))

LINE 10 − COORDINATES___________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 11 − WIDTH/RADIUS __________________________________ (Width or Radius)

LINE 12 − LOWER _________________________________________ (Lower Altitude of DesignatedArea to Nearest 100 Feet orGround Level)

LINE 13 − UPPER __________________________________________ (Upper Altitude of DesignatedArea to Nearest 100 Feet)

LINE 14 − CONTACT _______________________________________ (Call Sign of Control Agency)

LINE 15 − PRIMARY________________________________________ (Primary Frequency orFrequency Designator)

LINE 16 − SECONDARY ____________________________________ (Secondary Frequency orFrequency Designator)


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TITLE: AIRSPACE CONTROL ORDER [ACO] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: A030 {USMTF # F756}



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TITLE: AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-AMMUNITION STATUS [AFU.AMS]REPORT NUMBER: A035 {USMTF # B230}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report ammunition status periodically or when requested.Reference: FM 6-20-30 and FM 6-20-40.



LINE 3 – PLAN_____________________________________________ (Fire Plan Designation)

LINE 4 – AMMO ___________________________________________ (Projectile Type and Quantity)






LINE 10 – AMMO __________________________________________ (Propellant Type and Quantity)







LINE 17 − FUZE____________________________________________ (Fuze Type and Quantity)






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TITLE: AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-AMMUNITION STATUS [AFU.AMS] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: A035 {USMTF # B230}

LINE 22 − WARHEAD ______________________________________ (Warhead Mark Number,Nuclear Weapon Model YNumber)

LINE 23 − NUCLEAR WEAPON QTY _________________________ (Nuclear Weapons Quantity)

LINE 24 − NUCLEAR WEAPON QTY _________________________ (Nuclear Weapons Quantity)



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TITLE: AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-AMMUNITION SUPPLY RATE [AFU.ASR]REPORT NUMBER: A040 {USMTF # F231}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use (1) to report the required supply rate, (2) to establish the controlledsupply rate, and (3) to update the amount of expended ammunition in relation to the controlled supplyrate. Reference: FM 6-20-30 and FM 6-20-40.



LINE 3 – POI ______________________________________________ (Primary Option Indicator.Enter ADD, AMEND, orCANCEL)


LINE 5 – WEAPON _________________________________________ (Surface-to-Surface WeaponType)

LINE 6 – REQUIRED________________________________________ (Projectile Type and RequiredSupply Rate)




LINE 10 – REQUIRED_______________________________________ (Projectile Type and RequiredSupply Rate)

LINE 11 – REQUIRED_______________________________________ (Projectile Type and RequiredSupply Rate)

LINE 12 − CONTROLLED ___________________________________ (Projectile Type and ControlledSupply Rate)





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TITLE: AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-AMMUNITION SUPPLY RATE [AFU.ASR](CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: A040 {USMTF # F231}



LINE 18 − EXPENDED ______________________________________ (Projectile Type andAmmunition Expended)








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TITLE: AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-DEPLOYMENT COMMAND [AFU.DCMD]REPORT NUMBER: A045 {USMTF # A261}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to exchange battalion/regiment missions and assignments andchanges thereto, preplanned fire position areas, and movement orders for battalion/regiment or fire units.Reference: FM 6-20-30 and FM 6-20-40.





LINE 5 – WEAPON _________________________________________ (Surface-to-Surface WeaponType)

LINE 6 – MISSION _________________________________________ (Mission of the Fire Unit)

LINE 7 – ZOR______________________________________________ (Zone of Responsibility of theFire Unit)

LINE 8 – TIME OF MISSION _________________________________ (DTG the Mission Assignmentis Effective)

LINE 9 – TIME MISSION ENDS ______________________________ (DTG the MissionAssignment End)

LINE 10 − SUPPORT DESIGNATOR (Use When the MissionAssigned in Line 6 is DS, GS,or GSR. Enter theBattery/Company Designator (ifAppropriate) Followed by theBattalion Designator; Followedby the Brigade/DivisionDesignator of the SupportedUnit; Followed by theDesignator of the Corps orEchelon Above Corps BeingSupported)

LINE 11 − UTM GZ _________________________________________ (Enter the UTM Grid Zone and100-KM Square Identification)


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TITLE: AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-DEPLOYMENT COMMAND [AFU.DCMD](CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: A045 {USMTF # A261}

LINES 12 − 21 UTM_________________________________________ (Number of the PointFollowed by the UTM 1-MeterEasting and Northing of EachPoint Used to Delineate theBattery Position Area)

LINE 13 − AZ OF FIRE ______________________________________ (For FA Units, Enter theAzimuth of Fire of the Unit inLine 2. Not Used for (NSF)Units)

LINE 14 − DTG MVT OF FIRE UNIT __________________________ (DTG and Time ZoneMovement the Fire Unit in Line2 Will Begin)

LINE 15 − DTG MVT COMPLETE_____________________________ (DTG and Time Zone theFire Unit in Line 2 is toClose (Complete Movement)Into the New Position Area)



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TITLE: AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-FIRE STATUS [AFU.FUS]REPORT NUMBER: A050 {USMTF # B220}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide information on the friendly fire unit situation for makingtactical fire direction decisions. Reference: FM 6-20-30 and FM 6-20-40.





LINE 5 − STATUS __________________________________________ (Fire Unit Status)

LINE 6 − RETURN__________________________________________ (Expected DTG Return toOperation)

LINE 7 − WEAPONS ________________________________________ (Number of Weapons, Surface-to-Surface Weapon Type)

LINE 8 – MODEL NO._______________________________________ (Artillery Weapon ModelNumber)

LINE 9 – RESPONSE________________________________________ (Unit Response DTG inMinutes)

LINE 10 − ZONE ___________________________________________ (UTM Grid Zone and 100-KMSquare)

LINE 11 − GRID____________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 12 − AZIMUTH _______________________________________ (Azimuth of Fire in Mils)

LINE 13 − MIN ____________________________________________ (Minimum Range in Meters)

LINE 14 − MAX ____________________________________________ (Munitions Range LimitationDesignator and MaximumRange in Meters)


FM 101-5-2

II-24

TITLE: AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-FIRE STATUS [AFU.FUS] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: A050 {USMTF # B220}







LINE 21 − MAX RATE ______________________________________ (Maximum Rate of Fire inRounds per Weapon perMinute)

LINE 22 − SUSTAIN ________________________________________ (Sustained Rate of Fire inRounds per Weapon perMinute)

LINE 23 − AUTHORIZED ____________________________________ (Fire Unit AuthorizedAmmunition Indicator)

LINE 24 − AUTHORIZED ____________________________________ (Fire Unit AuthorizedAmmunition Indicator)


FM 101-5-2

II-25

TITLE: AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-FIRE STATUS [AFU.FUS] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: A050 {USMTF # B220}

LINE 25 − LEFT LIMIT______________________________________ (Azimuth of Left Traverse Limitin Mils)

LINE 26 − RIGHT LIMIT ____________________________________ (Azimuth of Right TraverseLimit in Mils)

LINE 27 − MISSION ________________________________________ (Fire Unit Mission)

LINE 28 − ZONE OF FIRE ___________________________________ (Zone of Fire (Responsibility))

LINE 29 − SUPPORTING ____________________________________ (Battery/Company, Battalion/Regiment, and Regiment/Brigade/DivisionDesignators/Corps or EchelonAbove Corps)

LINE 30 − REINFORCING ___________________________________ (Battalion/Regiment andRegiment/Brigade/DivisionDesignators)

LINE 31 − EXPOSURE ______________________________________ (Nuclear Radiation ExposureStatus)

LINE 32 − NVC ____________________________________________ (Nuclear VulnerabilityCategory)


**Repeat lines 1 through 33 if required. Assign sequential line numbers to succeeding iterations; forexample, first iteration 1 through 33; second iteration, 1a through 33a, and so on.


FM 101-5-2

II-26

TITLE: AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-FIRING SITE DATA [AFU.FSD]REPORT NUMBER: A055 {USMTF # B280}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to establish and exchange dispersed firing site data for individualcannon, rocket, or missile weapons for the purpose of making tactical fire direction decisions.Reference: FM 6-20-30 and FM 6-20-40.





LINE 5 – ZONE ____________________________________________ (UTM Grid Zone and 100-KMSquare)


LINE 7 – UTM _____________________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting, UTM1-Meter Northing, and Altitudein Meters)

LINE 8 – RESPONSE________________________________________ (Firing Site Response Time)

LINE 9 − HE _______________________________________________ (Number of High-ExplosiveWarheads)

LINE 10 − ICM _____________________________________________ (Number of Dual Purpose ICMWarheads)

LINE 11 − MISSILE ASSEMBLIES ____________________________ (Number of Main MissileAssemblies)

LINE 12 − POSTURE________________________________________ (Firing Site Response Posture)

LINE 13 − STATUS _________________________________________ (Fire Unit Status)

LINE 14 − RETURN TO OPERATION__________________________ (Expected Time, Return toOperation)

LINE 15 − RADIATION STATUS______________________________ (Nuclear Radiation ExposureStatus)


FM 101-5-2

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TITLE: AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-FIRING SITE DATA [AFU.FSD] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: A055 {USMTF # B280}

LINE 16 − NVC ____________________________________________ (Nuclear VulnerabilityCategory)

LINE 17 − WARHEAD UPLOADED ___________________________ (Warhead Type on Launcher)


**Repeat lines 5 through 18 up to four iterations if required. Assign sequential line numbers tosucceeding iterations; for example, first iteration, 5 through 18; second iteration, 19 through 32; thirditeration, 33 through 46; and so on.


FM 101-5-2

II-28

TITLE: AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-MISSION FIRED REPORT [AFU.MFR]REPORT NUMBER: A060 {USMTF # C241}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide target information, ammunition expenditure, and targetdisposition following engagement of a target. Reference: FM 6-20-30, FM 6-20-40, and FM 6-71.



LINE 3 – TARGET NO. ______________________________________ (Fire Support Target Number)

LINE 4 – ZONE ____________________________________________ (UTM Grid Zone and 100-KMSquare)

LINE 5 − GRID_____________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 6 – TARGET ELEMENTS _______________________________ (Number of Target Elements)

LINE 7 – TARGET TYPE ____________________________________ (Target Type, Subtype, andDegree of Personnel Protection)

LINE 8 – RADIUS __________________________________________ (Target Radius in Meters)

LINE 9 – LENGTH__________________________________________ (Target Length in Meters)

LINE 10 − WIDTH __________________________________________ (Target Width in Meters)

LINE 11 − ATTITUDE_______________________________________ (Attitude in Mils)

LINE 12 − CREDIBILITY ____________________________________ (Target Acquisition Agency)

LINE 13 − TRA_____________________________________________ (Target Report Accuracy)

LINE 14 − RELIABILITY ____________________________________ (Evaluation of Reliability)

LINE 15 − NO. TEC _________________________________________ (Number of Target ElementCasualties)

LINE 16 − TARGET DISPOSITION ____________________________ (Fire Support TargetDisposition)

LINE 17 − SHIP CALL SIGN _________________________________ (Ship Call Sign(s))


FM 101-5-2

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TITLE: AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-MISSION FIRED REPORT [AFU.MFR] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: A060 {USMTF # C241}

LINE 18 − NO. RDS _________________________________________ (Number of Rounds Expended,Followed by Projectile Type,Followed by Fuze Type)

LINE 19 − UNIT ____________________________________________ (Section, Platoon, and Battery/Company, Battalion/Regiment,and Regiment/Brigade/DivisionDesignators)


LINE 21 − UNIT ____________________________________________ (Section, Platoon, and Battery/Company, Battalion/Regiment,and Regiment/Brigade/DivisionDesignators)




FM 101-5-2

II-30

TITLE: ARTILLERY TARGET INTELLIGENCE-ARTILLERY TARGET REPORT[ATI.ATRI]REPORT NUMBER: A070 {USMTF # C281}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to exchange artillery target information among fire support agencies.Reference: FM 6-20-30 and FM 6-20-40.




LINE 4 − TARGET NO. ______________________________________ (Fire Support Target Number)

LINE 5 − EFFECTS _________________________________________ (Effects (Percent Damage)Required)

LINE 6 − ZONE ____________________________________________ (UTM Grid Zone and 100-KMSquare)



LINE 9 – TARGET __________________________________________ (Target Type and Subtype, andDegree of Personnel Protection)

LINE 10 − RADIUS _________________________________________ (Target Radius in Meters)

LINE 11 – LENGTH_________________________________________ (Target Length in Meters)

LINE 12 – WIDTH __________________________________________ (Target Width in Meters)

LINE 13 – ATTITUDE _______________________________________ (Attitude in Mils)

LINE 14 – CREDIBILITY ____________________________________ (Target Acquisition Agency)

LINE 15 – TARGET ACCURACY _____________________________ (Target Report Accuracyin Meters)

LINE 16 – RELIABILITY ____________________________________ (Evaluation of Reliability)

LINE 17 – PERMANENCE ___________________________________ (Target Permanence)


FM 101-5-2

II-31

TITLE: ARTILLERY TARGET INTELLIGENCE-ARTILLERY TARGET REPORT[ATI.ATRI] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: A070 {USMTF # C281}

LINE 18 − TARGET STATUS_________________________________ (Mission Fired Indicator orConfirmed Target Indicator)

LINE 19 – NUCLEAR _______________________________________ (Target of Nuclear InterestIndicator)

LINE 20 – MASK ___________________________________________ (Personnel Clothing and MaskIndicator)

LINE 21 – PROFICIENCY____________________________________ (Enemy NBC ProficiencyLevel)

LINE 22 – VEGETATION ____________________________________ (Target Vegetation)

LINE 23 – CASUALTIES_____________________________________ (Number of Target ElementCasualties)

LINE 24 – TGT DISPOSITION ________________________________ (Fire Support TargetDisposition)

LINE 25 – CATEGORY ______________________________________ (Information Request Category)

LINE 26 – SRI______________________________________________ (Standing Request for ArtilleryTarget Information Number)



FM 101-5-2

II-32

TITLE: ARTILLERY TARGET INTELLIGENCE-TARGET CRITERIA [ATI.TCRIT]REPORT NUMBER: A075 {USMTF # D281}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to disseminate the commander’s established targeting criteria.Reference: FM 6-20-30 and FM 6-20-40.




LINE 4 – REQUEST_________________________________________ (Request Number, TargetCriteria)

LINE 5 − ZONE ONE________________________________________ (Zone of Fire (Responsibility))

LINE 6 − ZONE TWO _______________________________________ (Zone of Fire (Responsibility)) (OR)

LINE 7 − GRID ZONE _______________________________________ (UTM Grid Zone and 100-KMSquare)

LINE 8 – QUADRANGLE ____________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting andUTM 1-Meter Northing)

LINE 9 − UTM _____________________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting andUTM 1-Meter Northing)

LINE 10 − WIDTH __________________________________________ (Search Zone Width in Meters)(OR)

LINE 11 − CIRCLE _________________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting andUTM 1-Meter Northing)

LINE 12 − RADIUS _________________________________________ (Circular Radius in Meters)(OR)

LINE 13 − FLOT DISTANCE _________________________________ (Minimum Distance)

LINE 14 − MAX ____________________________________________ (Maximum Distance)

LINE 15 − FORMAT ________________________________________ (Output Report Category)

LINE 16 – TARGET TYPE ___________________________________ (Target Type and Subtype)


FM 101-5-2

II-33

TITLE: ARTILLERY TARGET INTELLIGENCE-TARGET CRITERIA [ATI.TCRIT](CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: A075 {USMTF # D281}

LINE 17 – PROTECTION ____________________________________ (Degree of PersonnelProtection)

LINE 18 − PERMANENCE ___________________________________ (Target Permanence)

LINE 19 − LOWER STRENGTH_______________________________ (Lower Strength Limit)

LINE 20 − UPPER STRENGTH _______________________________ (Upper Strength Limit)

LINE 21 − LOWER SIZE_____________________________________ (Lower Length Limit in Meters)

LINE 22 – LOWER WIDTH __________________________________ (Lower Width Limit in Meters)

LINE 23 − UPPER SIZE______________________________________ (Upper Length Limit in Meters)

LINE 24 – UPPER WIDTH ___________________________________ (Upper Width Limit in Meters)

LINE 25 – ACCURACY______________________________________ (Target Report Accuracy inMeters)

LINE 26 – RELIABILITY ____________________________________ (Evaluation of Reliability)



FM 101-5-2

II-34

TITLE: ASSET/MULTIPLE ASSET STATUS REPORT [ASTSTATREP]REPORT NUMBER: A080

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to convey the status of the unit’s intelligence collectors. Send everyfour hours or upon loss to enemy or loss of contact with an asset. Send over the O&I net with PRIORITYprecedence. Reference: FM 34-3.



LINE 3 – T/O ______________________________________________ (Task Organization ofIntelligence Collectors)

LINE 4 – COLLECTOR ______________________________________ (Collector by Team/System;Collectors by Type andTeam/System)

LINE 5 – GRID _____________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator or NOCHANGE)

LINE 6 – ACTIVITY ________________________________________ (Brief Summary of Activity)



FM 101-5-2

II-35

TITLE: AVIATION (ARMY ROTARY WING) MISSION/SUPPORT REQUEST [AVIAREQ]REPORT NUMBER: A085

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to request Army aviation units for support. Send from subordinateunits to division/corps aviation cell at the main command post. Reference: FM 1-100 and FM 1-114.



LINE 3 – ASSETS __________________________________________ (Assets Required)

EXAMPLE: Three (3) CH-47s

LINE 4 – PURPOSE _________________________________________ (Purpose)

EXAMPLE: Emergency Logistical Resupply of Class IV at BP 53

LINE 5 – PRIORITY_________________________________________ (Priority)

LINE 6 − DTG and GRID of PZ________________________________ (DTG and Location of PickupZone, include marking system,frequency and call sign of unitat the PZ)

LINE 7 − DTG and GRID of LZ________________________________ (DTG and Location of LoadingZone, include marking system,frequency and call sign of unitat the LZ)

LINE 8 – A2C2 _____________________________________________ (A2C2 Route and Information(Ingress/Egress Route))

LINE 9 – ENEMY ADA ______________________________________ (Probability of Enemy ADA)

LINE 10 − TARGET_________________________________________ (Target Location andInformation for Planning)

LINE 11 − LOAD ___________________________________________ (Estimated Load Requirements(Slings/Type of Ammunition))

LINE 12 − POC_____________________________________________ (POC of Requesting Unit forCoordination)

LINE 13 − POC AT PZ/LD____________________________________ (POC at Pickup Zone or LD)

LINE 14 − POC AT LZ ______________________________________ (Unit Requesting POC at LZ)


FM 101-5-2

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TITLE: AVIATION (ARMY ROTARY WING) MISSION/SUPPORT REQUEST [AVIAREQ](CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: A085

LINE 15 − FARP____________________________________________ (Suggested FARP LocationsWithin Supported Area)

LINE 16 − REMARKS _______________________________________ (Remarks with Safety RiskAssessment)

LINE 17 − WEATHER _______________________________________ (Aviation Weather ForecastWithin Supported Areas)



FM 101-5-2

II-37

TITLE: BASIC WIND DATA MESSAGE [BWD]REPORT NUMBER: B001 {USMTF # C508}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report wind direction and speed in 2,000 meter increments from thesurface of the earth to an altitude of 30,000 meters. Reference: FM 34-81.



LINE 3 – TIME OF MEASUREMENT __________________________ (DTG of Measurement)

LINE 4 – AREA ____________________________________________ (Area of Validity)

LINE 5 – LAYER MIKE _____________________________________ (Layer Indicator, DownwindDirection in Degrees True, andWind Speed in Kilometers perHour or Knots)



FM 101-5-2

II-38

TITLE: BATTLE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT REPORT [BDAREP]REPORT NUMBER: B005 {USMTF # C104}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide a timely and accurate estimate of damage resulting fromthe application of military force, either lethal or non-lethal, against a predetermined objective. Reference:FM 9-43-1.



LINE 3 − NAME____________________________________________ (Target or Installation Name)

LINE 4 − COUNTRY CODE __________________________________ (Two-Letter Country Code)

LINE 5 − BEN______________________________________________ (Basic Encyclopedia Number,NA or UNKNOWN)

LINE 6 − LOCATION _______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 7 − TM REF __________________________________________ (Target Material Reference)

LINE 8 − PAGE NO._________________________________________ (Page or Sheet Number)

LINE 9 − COLLECTION DATE/TIME __________________________ (IMINT Collection DTG)

LINE 10 − TYPE____________________________________________ (Type of IMINT)

LINE 11 − QUALITY ________________________________________ (Image Quality –GOOD/FAIR/POOR)

LINE 12 − ANGLE __________________________________________ (Viewing Angle – VERTICALor OBLIQUE)

LINE 13 − TOT_____________________________________________ (Time Over Target for AttackDTG)

LINE 14 − DELIVERY SYSTEM ______________________________ (Number and Type of DeliverySystem)

LINE 15 − WEAPONS _______________________________________ (Number and Type of Weaponsand Fusing)

LINE 16 − AIM POINT NAME ________________________________ (Name or Description of TargetElement)


FM 101-5-2

II-39

TITLE: BATTLE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT REPORT [BDAREP] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: B005 {USMTF # C104}

LINE 17 − LOCATION ______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

**Repeat lines 13 through 17 for multiple missions or sets of mission data. Assign sequential lines tosucceeding iterations; for example, first iteration 13 through 17; second iteration 13a through 17a; thirditeration 13b through 17b; and so on.

LINE 18 − BDA ANALYSIS __________________________________ (Narrative of Target Damageand Munitions Effects toInclude: Element Name, GridReference, Physical Damage,Confidence Level, and WhetherReattack is Required)

LINE 19 – NARRATIVE _____________________________________ (Free Text for AdditionalInformation Required for

Clarification of Report)


FM 101-5-2

II-40

TITLE: BED AVAILABILITY AND ELEMENT STATUS [BEDAVAIL]REPORT NUMBER: B010 {USMTF # B913}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report bed availability and medical treatment element (MTE) statuswhen MEDSITREP record message is not or can not be used. Reference: FM 8-10-5.



LINE 3 − ELEMENT ________________________________________ (Name or Designator of theReporting Element)

LINE 4 − TOTAL OPERATIONAL_____________________________ (Total Number of Beds ThatAre Operational)

LINE 5 − MEDICAL OPERATIONAL __________________________ (Number of Medical (MM)Beds Operational)

LINE 6 − PSYCHIATRIC OPERATIONAL ______________________ (Number of Psychiatric (MP)Beds Operational)

LINE 7 − GENERAL OPERATIONAL __________________________ (Number of General Surgeries(SS) Beds Operational)

LINE 8 − ORTHOPEDIC OPERATIONAL_______________________ (Number of Orthopedic (SO)Beds Operational)

LINE 9 − BURN OPERATIONAL______________________________ (Number of Burn (SB) BedsOperational)

LINE 10 − SPINAL CORD OPERATIONAL _____________________ (Number of Spinal Cord (SC)Injury Beds Operational)

LINE 11 − OB/GYN OPERATIONAL___________________________ (Number of OB/GYN (SG)Beds Operational)

LINE 12 − PEDIATRIC OPERATIONAL________________________ (Number of Pediatric (MC)Beds Operational)

LINE 13 − NEURO OPERATIONAL ___________________________ (Number of Neurosurgery(SSN) Beds Operational)

LINE 14 − ORAL OPERATIONAL_____________________________ (Number of Oral/Maxillofacial(SSM) Operational)


FM 101-5-2

II-41

TITLE: BED AVAILABILITY AND ELEMENT STATUS [BEDAVAIL] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: B010 {USMTF # B913}

LINE 15 − OPHTHALMOLOGY OPERATIONAL ________________ (Number of Ophthalmology(SSO) Beds Operational)

LINE 16 − THORACIC OPERATIONAL ________________________ (Number of Thoracic Surgery(SSC) Beds Operational)

**Use lines 13 through 16 to report the number of operational beds in selected surgical sub-specialties.Include these numbers in line 6.

LINE 17 − AVAILABLE TOTAL ______________________________ (Total Number of AvailableBeds)

LINE 18 − AVAILABLE MEDICAL____________________________ (Number of Medical (MM)Beds Available)

LINE 19 − AVAILABLE PSYCHIATRIC________________________ (Number of Psychiatric (MP)Beds Available)

LINE 20 − AVAILABLE GENERAL ___________________________ (Number of General Surgery(SS) Beds Available)

LINE 21 − AVAILABLE ORTHOPEDIC ________________________ (Number of Orthopedic (SO)Beds Available)

LINE 22 − AVAILABLE BURN _______________________________ (Number of Burn (SB) BedsAvailable)

LINE 23 − AVAILABLE SPINAL CORD________________________ (Number of Spinal Cord (SC)Injury Beds Available)

LINE 24 − AVAILABLE OB/GYN _____________________________ (Number of OB/GYN (SG)Beds Available)

LINE 25 − AVAILABLE PEDIATRIC __________________________ (Number of Pediatric (MC)Beds Available)

**Use lines 17 through 25 to report the number of available beds for patients at the reporting medicalelement.

LINE 26 − AVAILABLE NEURO ______________________________ (Number of Neurosurgery(SSN) Available)

LINE 27 − AVAILABLE ORAL _______________________________ (Number of Oral/Maxillofacial(SSM) Beds Available)


FM 101-5-2

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TITLE: BED AVAILABILITY AND ELEMENT STATUS [BEDAVAIL] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: B010 {USMTF # B913}

LINE 28 − AVAILABLE OPHTHALMOLOGY___________________ (Number of Ophthalmology(SSO) Beds Available)

LINE 29 − AVAILABLE THORACIC___________________________ (Number of Thoracic Surgery(SSC) Beds Available)

**Use lines 26 through 29 to report the number of available beds in selected surgical sub-specialties.Include these numbers in line 19.

LINE 30 − SUITES __________________________________________ (Number of Operating SuitesThat Are Operational)

LINE 31 − BACKLOG _______________________________________ (Number of Hours SurgicalBacklog)

LINE 32 − OVERFLOW______________________________________ (Number of Overflow/HoldingBeds Available)


**Use lines 30 through 33 to provide additional information concerning medical element status,workload, and other amplifying data.

**Repeat lines 3 through 33 for multiple missions or sets of mission data. Assign sequential line numbersto succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 11 through 15; second iteration 11a through 15a; thirditeration 11b through 15b; and so on.


FM 101-5-2

II-43

TITLE: BED DESIGNATIONS [BEDDESIG]REPORT NUMBER: B015 {USMTF # A913}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report bed availability and medical treatment element (MTE) statuswhen the MEDREGREP record message can not be used. Reference: FM 8-10-5.



LINE 3 − EVAC FROM ______________________________________ (Name or Designator of MTEFrom Which to Move/EvacuatePatients)

LINE 4 − PICKUP___________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of PICKUP orLocation of MTE From WhichEvacuated. Report Only if OtherThan Fixed-Wing AeromedicalEvacuation (AE) Will be Usedand Transporting Agency MayNot Know the PICKUPLocation)

LINE 5 − EVAC TO _________________________________________ (Name or Designator ofDestination MTE)

LINE 6 − DELIVERY________________________________________ (Delivery Location or Locationof Destination MTE, UTM orSix-Digit Grid Coordinate WithMGRS Grid Zone Designator)

LINE 7 − NO. MEDICAL (MM) _______________________________ (Number of MM Beds Assignedto Patients at Destination MTE)

LINE 8 − NO. PSYCHIATRIC (MP) ____________________________ (Number of MP Beds Assignedto Patients at Destination MTE)

LINE 9 − NO. SURGERY (SS) ________________________________ (Number of SS Beds Assignedto Patients at Destination MTE)

LINE 10 − NO. ORTHOPEDIC (SO)____________________________ (Number of SO Beds Assignedto Patients at Destination MTE)

LINE 11 − NO. BURN (SB) ___________________________________ (Number of SB Beds Assignedto Patients at Destination MTE)


FM 101-5-2

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TITLE: BED DESIGNATIONS [BEDDESIG] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: B015 {USMTF # A913}

LINE 12 − NO. SPINAL CORD (SC) ___________________________ (Number of SC Beds Assignedto Patients at Destination MTE)

LINE 13 − NO. OB/GYN (SG)_________________________________ (Number of SG Beds Assignedto Patients at Destination MTE)

LINE 14 − NO. PEDIATRIC (MC) _____________________________ (Number of MC Beds Assignedto Patients at Destination MTE)

LINE 15 − TOTAL __________________________________________ (Total Number of BedsAssigned to Patients atDestination MTE)

LINE 16 − NO. NEURO (SSN) ________________________________ (Number of SSN Beds Assignedto Patients at Destination MTE)

LINE 17 − NO. MAXILLO (SSM)______________________________ (Number of SSM BedsAssigned to Patients atDestination MTE)

LINE 18 − NO. OPHTHALMOLOGY (SSO) _____________________ (Number of SSO Beds Assignedto Patients at Destination MTE)

LINE 19 − NO. THORACIC (SSC) _____________________________ (Number of SSC Beds Assignedto Patients at Destination MTE)

**Use lines 16 through 19 to report the number of beds assigned to patients in selected surgicalsubspecialties. Include these numbers in line 8.

LINE 20 − CATEGORY ______________________________________ (Number of Special CategoryPatients (Other Than ActiveDuty US Armed Forces)Assigned Beds at DestinationMTE by Medical SpecialtyCategory (EXAMPLE: 2 FrenchNationals in Category SO. TheNumber of Patients Reported isAlso Included in Lines 6 to 14))



FM 101-5-2

II-45

TITLE: BED DESIGNATIONS [BEDDESIG] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: B015 {USMTF # A913}

**Repeat lines 3 through 21 for multiple missions or sets of mission data. Assign sequential line numbersto succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 3 through 21; second iteration 3a through 21a; thirditeration 3b through 21b; and so on.


**Use lines 20 through 22 to provide additional medical information and other amplifying data.

FM 101-5-2

II-46

TITLE: BED REQUEST [BEDREQ]REPORT NUMBER: B020 {USMTF # C913}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to request beds for patients when the medical group record can not beused. Reference: FM 8-10-5.



LINE 3 – REQUESTOR ______________________________________ (Name or Designator ofRequesting Element WithPatients Requiring Beds)

LINE 4 – LOCATION________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator. Report Onlyon First Report or UponRelocation)

LINE 5 – PATIENTS ____________HYPHEN _____ TOTAL ______ (Number of Litter (AfterPATIENTS), Ambulatory (AfterHYPHEN), and All (AfterTOTAL) Patients RequiringBeds)

LINE 6 – MEDICAL (MM) _______HYPHEN _____ TOTAL ______ (Number of Litter (After MM),Ambulatory (After HYPHEN),and All (After TOTAL) MMRequiring Beds)

LINE 7 – PSYCHIATRIC (MP) ____HYPHEN _____ TOTAL ______ (Number of Litter (After MP),Ambulatory (After HYPHEN),and All (After TOTAL) MPRequiring Beds)

LINE 8 – SURGERY (SS) ________HYPHEN _____ TOTAL ______ (Number of Litter (After SS),Ambulatory (After HYPHEN),and All (After TOTAL) SSRequiring Beds)

LINE 9 – ORTHOPEDIC (SO) ____HYPHEN _____ TOTAL ______ (Number of Litter (After SO),Ambulatory (After HYPHEN),and All (After TOTAL) SORequiring Beds)


FM 101-5-2

II-47

TITLE: BED REQUEST [BEDREQ] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: B020 {USMTF # C913}

LINE 10 – BURN (SB) __________HYPHEN _____ TOTAL ______ (Number of Litter (After SB),Ambulatory (After HYPHEN),and All (After TOTAL) SBRequiring Beds)

LINE 11 – SPINAL CORD (SC) ___HYPHEN _____ TOTAL ______ (Number of Litter (After SC),Ambulatory (After HYPHEN),and All (After TOTAL) SCRequiring Beds)

LINE 12 − OB/GYN (SG) ________HYPHEN _____ TOTAL ______ (Number of Litter (After SG),Ambulatory (After HYPHEN),and All (After TOTAL) SGRequiring Beds)

LINE 13 – PEDIATRIC (MC) _____HYPHEN _____ TOTAL ______ (Number of Litter (After MC),Ambulatory (After HYPHEN),and All (After TOTAL) MCRequiring Beds)

LINE 14 – NEURO (SSN) ________HYPHEN _____ TOTAL ______ (Number of Litter (After SSN),Ambulatory (After HYPHEN),and All (After TOTAL) SSNRequiring Beds)

LINE 15 – MAXILLO (SSM) _____HYPHEN _____ TOTAL ______ (Number of Litter (After SSM),Ambulatory (After HYPHEN),and All (After TOTAL) SSMRequiring Beds)

LINE 16 – OPHTHAL (SSO) _____HYPHEN _____ TOTAL ______ (Number of Litter (After SSO),Ambulatory (After HYPHEN),and All (After TOTAL) SSORequiring Beds)

LINE 17 – THORACIC (SSC) _____HYPHEN _____ TOTAL ______ (Number of Litter (After SSC),Ambulatory (After HYPHEN),and All (After TOTAL) SSCRequiring Beds)

**Use lines 14 through 17 to report the number of patients requiring beds in selected surgical sub-specialties. Include these numbers in line 8. Assign sequential line numbers to succeeding iterations; forexample, first iteration 14 through 16; second iteration 14a through 17a; third iteration 14b through 17b;and so on.


FM 101-5-2

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TITLE: BED REQUEST [BEDREQ] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: B020 {USMTF # C913}

LINE 18 – CATEGORY ______________________________________ (Number of Special CategoryPatients (Other Than ActiveDuty US Armed Forces)Assigned Beds at DestinationMTE by Medical SpecialtyCategory (EXAMPLE: 2 FrenchNationals))

LINE 19 − PICKUP__________________________________________ (Pickup Location in UTM orSix-Digit Grid Coordinate WithMGRS Grid Zone Designator)

LINE 20 − ONLOAD ____________HYPHEN _____ TOTAL ______ (Number of Litter (AfterONLOAD), Ambulatory (AfterHYPHEN), and All (AfterTOTAL) Patients to be PickedUp)

LINE 21 – EQUIPMENT _____________________________________ (Special Medical EquipmentRequired)


**Repeat lines 19-22 as a group to identify patient pickup location and time available for movement wheninvolving more than one location and time. Assign sequential line numbers to succeeding iterations; forexample, first iteration 19 through 21; second iteration 19a through 21a; third iteration 19b through 21b;and so on.

**Repeat lines 3 through 22 as a group for each MTE requesting beds when reporting for more than oneMTE. Assign sequential line numbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 2 through 22;second iteration 2a through 22a; third iteration 2b through 22b; and so on.


FM 101-5-2

II-49

TITLE: BLOOD SHIPMENT REPORT [BLDSHIPREP]REPORT NUMBER: B025 {USMTF # B911}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report blood shipments. Reference: FM 8-10-5.



LINE 3 – ACTIVITY ________________________________________ (Reporting Unit's Activity CodeLetter:A = Joint Blood Program OfficeB= Area Joint Blood ProgramOfficeC = Armed Services WholeBlood Processing LaboratoryD = Blood Donor CenterE = Blood Products DepotF = Blood TransshipmentCenterG = Blood Supply UnitH = Medical Treatment ElementI = Naval Vessel)


LINE 5 − RENDEZVOUS ____________________________________ (NAVAL VESSELS ONLY:UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator for Delivery ofBlood Products)

LINE 6 – ARRIVAL _________________________________________ (NAVAL VESSELS ONLY(Hospital Ship): Estimated DTGat the Projected Location)

LINE 7 − PRODUCT ________________________________________ (Brevity Code Letter of BloodProduct Being Shipped:J =Red Blood CellsK =Whole BloodL =Frozen Red Blood CellsM =Fresh Frozen PlasmaN =Frozen Platelets)

LINE 8 − O POSITIVE _______________________________________ (Number of Units)


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TITLE: BLOOD SHIPMENT REPORT [BLDSHIPREP] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: B025 {USMTF # B911}

LINE 9 − O NEGATIVE______________________________________ (Number of Units)

LINE 10 − A POSITIVE ______________________________________ (Number of Units)

LINE 11 − A NEGATIVE_____________________________________ (Number of Units)

LINE 12 − B POSITIVE ______________________________________ (Number of Units)

LINE 13 − B NEGATIVE_____________________________________ (Number of Units)

LINE 14 − AB POSITIVE_____________________________________ (Number of Units)

LINE 15 − AB NEGATIVE ___________________________________ (Number of Units)

LINE 16 − TOTAL __________________________________________ (Total Number of Units ofBlood Product Being Shipped)

**Repeat lines 7 through 16 as a group when shipping more than one blood product. Assign sequentialline numbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 7 through 16; second iteration 7athrough 16a; third iteration 7b through 16b; and so on.

LINE 17 − CONTROL _______________________________________ (Airbill Number orTransportation Control Number(TCN))

LINE 18 − MISSION ________________________________________ (Airline and Flight Number orMission Number Assigned atthe Shipment's Origin)

LINE 19 − ARRIVAL ________________________________________ (Estimated DTG of Shipment'sArrival at Destination)

LINE 20 − BOXES __________________________________________ (Number of Boxes in Shipment)

LINE 21 − CONTACT _______________________________________ (Name of Shipper's Point ofContact)

LINE 22 − PHONE __________________________________________ (24-Hour Telephone Number ofShipper's Point of Contact)



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II-51

TITLE: BULK PETROLEUM ALLOCATION [POLALOT]REPORT NUMBER: B030 {USMTF # A860}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to allocate bulk petroleum products. Reference: FM 63-20 and FM63-11.



LINE 3 − COMMAND _______________________________________ (Identifier of ComponentCommand)

LINE 4 − FUEL TYPE _______________________________________ (Type of Fuel Being Allocated)

LINE 5 − ALLOCATION _____________________________________ (Quantity and Unit ofMeasurement for FuelAllocated)

LINE 6 − DELIVERY METHOD_______________________________ (Method in Which POL isDelivered)


**Repeat lines 3 through 7 to indicate the component command, fuel type, and quantity allocated. Assignsequential line numbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 3 through 7; second iteration3a through 7a; third iteration 3b through 7b, and so on.



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TITLE: BULK PETROLEUM CONTINGENCY REPORT [REPOL]REPORT NUMBER: B035 {USMTF # B876}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use (1) to report loss of major bulk petroleum and (2) to request bulkpetroleum products. Reference: FM 63-20 and FM 63-11.



LINE 3 − NAME____________________________________________ (Name of Damaged Facility)

LINE 4 − LEVEL ___________________________________________ (Level of Damage)

LINE 5 − REPAIRS _________________________________________ (Estimated Date Repairs Will beCompleted, DTG)

**Repeat lines 3 through 5 to report more than one facility. Assign sequential line numbers to succeedingiterations; for example, first iteration 3 through 5; second iteration 3a through 5a; third iteration 3bthrough 5b; and so on.

LINE 6 − ASSESSMENT _____________________________________ (Assessment of Impact ofDamage)

LINE 7 − ACTIVITY ________________________________________ (Name of Activity ReportingProducts on Hand)

LINE 8 − PRODUCT ________________________________________ (Type of Petroleum ProductBeing Reported)

LINE 9 − INVENT __________________________________________ (On-Hand Inventory of ProductThousands of Barrels (MBBLs))

LINE 10 − CAPACITY_______________________________________ (Storage Capacity in MBBLs)

LINE 11 − DAYS ___________________________________________ (Days of Combat Support(DOS) for the Product)

**Repeat lines 7 through 11 to report more than one facility. Assign sequential line numbers tosucceeding iterations; for example, first iteration 6 through 10; second iteration 6a through 10a; thirditeration 6b through 10b; and so on.

LINE 12 − TYPE____________________________________________ (Type of Petroleum Product)

LINE 13 − INVENT _________________________________________ (On-Hand Inventory inThousands of Barrels (MBBLs))


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TITLE: BULK PETROLEUM CONTINGENCY REPORT [REPOL] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: B035 {USMTF # B876}

LINE 14 − CAPACITY_______________________________________ (Usable Storage Capacity inMBBLs)

LINE 15 − DAYS ___________________________________________ (Days of Combat Support(DOS) of Petroleum Productson Hand)

**Repeat lines 12 through 15 to report more than one facility. Assign sequential line numbers tosucceeding iterations; for example, first iteration 12 through 15; second iteration 12a through 15a; thirditeration, 12b through 15b; and so on.

LINE 16 − DISCHARGE PORT________________________________ (Name of Discharge Port BeingReported)

LINE 17 − PRODUCT _______________________________________ (Type of Petroleum ProductBeing Reported)

LINE 18 − BARRELS________________________________________ (Quantity of Petroleum Productin Thousands of Barrels(MBBLs))

LINE 19 − PERIOD _________________________________________ (Period in Which Delivery isRequired)


LINE 20 − DAMAGED PORT _________________________________ (Name of Damaged Port)

LINE 21 − DAMAGE ________________________________________ (Level of Damage)

LINE 22 − UNLOAD ________________________________________ (Unloading Capacity ofDamaged Port in Thousands ofBarrels (MBBLs))




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II-54

TITLE: BULK PETROLEUM REQUIREMENTS FORECAST [POLRQMT]REPORT NUMBER: B040 {USMTF # D869}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to forecast bulk petroleum products. Reference: FM 63-20 and FM63-11.



LINE 3 − STATUS __________________________________________ (Status of Bulk Fuel on Hand toInclude Type, Gallons on Hand,

TYPE ON HAND DAYS RECEIVED Days of Supply on Hand, andGallons Received Since Last

_______ _________ ______ ________ Reported)

_______ _________ ______ ________

_______ _________ ______ ________

_______ _________ ______ ________

LINE 4 − FROM ____________________________________________ (DTG Beginning of PeriodCovered by Requirement)

LINE 5 − TO _______________________________________________ (DTG End of Period Covered byRequirement)

LINE 6 − RECEIVING UNIT__________________________________ (Designation of the ReceivingUnit)

LINE 7 − LOCATION _______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

**Repeat lines 5 through 7 to indicate other locations, receiving unit designations, and specificrequirements for the period shown in line 4. Assign sequential line numbers to succeeding iterations; forexample, first iteration 5 through 7; second iteration 5a through 7a; third iteration 5b through 7b, and soon.


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TITLE: BULK PETROLEUM REQUIREMENTS FORECAST [POLRQMT] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: B040 {USMTF # D869}

LINE 8 – REQUIREMENT ___________________________________ (Bulk Fuel Requirement toInclude Type, Quantity inGallons, Transportation ModeDesired, and Priority)

TYPE QUANTITY MODE PRIORITY

______ ___________ _______ ________

______ ___________ _______ ________

______ ___________ _______ ________

______ ___________ _______ ________

LINE 9 – DAMAGE _________________________________________ (Description of Damage to BulkPetroleum Facilities andEquipment, to Include Changesin Previous Damage)



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II-56

TITLE: BULK CLASS III REQUEST/FORECAST [BKLIIIREQ]REPORT NUMBER: B045

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report a periodic update or formal request of fuel unitrequirements. Send as needed with ROUTINE precedence on A&L nets. Reference: FM 63-20 and FM63-11.



LINE 3 – REQUEST_________________________________________ (Request or Forecast (IncludeDTG))

LINE 4 – FUEL TYPE _______________________________________ (Type Fuel) a) Dieselb) MOGASc) JP - 4d) JP - 8

LINE 5 − QTY OH __________________________________________ (Specify Gallons or Liters)

LINE 6 − QTY REQ _________________________________________ (Required Quantity)



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II-57

TITLE: CEMETERY STATUS [CEMSTAT]REPORT NUMBER: C001 {USMTF # D960}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide data concerning the creation or disposition of temporarycemeteries. Reference: FM 10-286 and FM 10-297.



LINE 3 – NAME ____________________________________________ (Name or Title of Cemetery)

LINE 4 – OPENED __________________________________________ (DTG Cemetery Opened)

LINE 5 – COORDINATES____________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 6 – TOWN NAME _____________________________________ (Name of the Town, Village,or City Nearest the Cemetery)

LINE 7 – ROAD NUMBER ___________________________________ (Cemetery Access RoadNumber)

LINE 8 – ROAD NAME______________________________________ (Name of Access Road toCemetery Site)

LINE 9 – CAPACITY________________________________________ (Total Capacity of Cemetery)

LINE 10 – REMAINING CAPACITY ___________________________ (Unused Capacity of theCemetery)

LINE 11 – DISTANCE _______________________________________ (Distance in Feet BetweenGrave Reference: Marks)

LINE 12 – WIDTH __________________________________________ (Width in Feet of the CemeteryAccess Road)

LINE 13 – SECURITY TYPE _________________________________ (Security Type Provided at theCemetery)

**Repeat lines 3 through 13 to report data on multiple temporary cemeteries. Assign sequential linenumbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration, 3 through 13; second iteration, 3a through13a; third iteration, 3b through 13b; and so on.

LINE 14 – CEMETERY NAME________________________________ (Name or Title of the CemeteryThat Was Closed)


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TITLE: CEMETERY STATUS [CEMSTAT] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: C001 {USMTF # D960}

LINE 15 – COORDINATES___________________________________ (Coordinates of the Cemetery asClosed)

a. _________________________________

b. _________________________________

c. _________________________________

d. _________________________________

LINE 16 – DATE CLOSED ___________________________________ (DTG Cemetery Was Closed)

LINE 17 – QUANTITY BY CATEGORY ________________________ (Quantity of Remains byPersonnel Category at theCemetery That Was Closed)

**Repeat lines 14 through 17 to indicate the closing of multiple temporary cemeteries. Assign sequentialline numbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 14 through 17; second iteration 14athrough 17a; third iteration 14b through 17b; and so on.

LINE 18 – NAME ___________________________________________ (Name of Cemetery That WasCleared)

LINE 19 – LOCATION_______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of theCemetery Cleared)

LINE 20 – DATE CLEARED__________________________________ (DTG Cemetery Was Cleared)

LINE 21 – LAND CONDITION________________________________ (Enter RESTORED or NOTRESTORED)

**Repeat lines 18 through 21 to indicate the clearing of multiple temporary cemeteries. Assign sequentialline numbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 18 through 21; second iteration 18athrough 21a; third iteration 18b through 21b; and so on.

LINE 22 – ON HAND________________________________________ (Count of Remains on Hand atBeginning of Report Period)

LINE 23 – RECEIVED _______________________________________ (Count of Remains ReceivedDuring Period)


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TITLE: CEMETERY STATUS [CEMSTAT] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: C001 {USMTF # D960}

LINE 24 – TRANSFERRED___________________________________ (Count of Remains TransferredDuring Period)

LINE 25 – AWAITING TRANSFER ____________________________ (Count of Remains AwaitingTransfer at End of Period)

LINE 26 – BURIED _________________________________________ (Count of Remains BuriedDuring Period, if Applicable)

LINE 27 – AWAITING BURIAL_______________________________ (Count of Remains AwaitingBurial at End of Period, ifApplicable)

**Repeat lines 22 through 27 to indicate multiple reports of remains transferred and buried. Assignsequential line numbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 22 through 27; seconditeration 22a through 27a; third iteration 22b through 27b; and so on.



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TITLE: CHAPLAIN’S REPORT/UNIT MINISTRY TEAM DAILY LINE REPORT [CHPREP]REPORT NUMBER: C005

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to convey UMT status and general assessment of unit morale by unitchaplain. Send as directed by commander. Reference: FM 16-1.



LINE 3 – UMT STATUS _____________________________________ ((Strength) Omit if green)a. RED _____________________________________________ (UMT Loss)b. AMBER __________________________________________ (Chap or Asst. Loss)c. GREEN___________________________________________ (UMT up, Mission Capable)

LINE 4 – DENOMINATIONAL NEEDSa. Protestant ________________________________________b. Roman Catholic ___________________________________c. Jewish___________________________________________d. Orthodox ________________________________________e. Islamic __________________________________________f. Buddhist _________________________________________g. Other ___________________________________________ (Specify)

LINE 5 – UNIT RELIGIOUS ACTIVITY NUMBERSa. Religious Services

1. Protestant ______________________________________2. Roman Catholic _________________________________3. Jewish_________________________________________4. Orthodox ______________________________________5. Islamic ________________________________________6. Buddhist _______________________________________7. Other _________________________________________ (Specify)

b. Rites, Sacraments, Ordinances1. Baptism _______________________________________2. Communion ____________________________________3. Last Rites ______________________________________4. Other _________________________________________ (Specify)

c. Pastoral Care1. Counseling ____________________________________2. Casualty Care___________________________________3. Combat Stress/Battle Fatigue_______________________4. Critical Incident Debriefs__________________________5. Memorials/Funerals ______________________________6. Other _________________________________________ (Specify)


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TITLE: CHAPLAIN’S REPORT/UNIT MINISTRY TEAM DAILY LINE REPORT [CHPREP](CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: C005

d. Religious and Humanitarian Support1. Stability Operations

a. Civil Affairs_________________________________b. Noncombatant Evac __________________________c. Peace Operations _____________________________d. Disaster Relief _______________________________e. Other ______________________________________ (Specify)

2. Supporting Operationsa. Humanitarian Assistance______________________b. Environmental Assistance_____________________c. Other _____________________________________ (Specify)

LINE 6 – UMT ASSESSMENT ________________________________ (Assessment of Morale,Upcoming Mission, and so forth(if essential))



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TITLE: CHEMICAL DOWNWIND REPORT (CDM) [CDMREP]REPORT NUMBER: C010

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to transmit warning of potential chemical hazard from a biological orchemical attack. Send as necessary. Reference: ATP-45(A) and FM 3-3.

LINE 1 – AREA OF VALIDITY _______________________________ (NBC event)



LINE 4 − WINDS ___________________________________________ (DTG Winds Were Measured)

LINE 5 − FORECAST _______________________________________ (DTG Forecast Begins)

LINE 6 − AO _____________________________________________ (Area of Operation Affected)

LINE 7 − DIRECTION _______________________________________ (Downwind Direction)

LINE 8 − WIND SPEED______________________________________ (Wind Speed in K/MPH)

LINE 9 − AIR STABILITY ___________________________________ (Air Stability Category:1 = Very Unstable (U)2 = Unstable (U)3 = Slightly Unstable (U)4 = Neutral (N)5 = Slightly Stable (S)6 = Stable (S)7 = Very Stable (S))

LINE 10 − TEMPERATURE __________________________________ (Temperature Code:CODE TEMPERATURE

05 5 DEG C04 4 DEG C03 3 DEG C02 2 DEG C01 1 DEG C00 0 DEG C51 -1 DEG C52 -2 DEG C53 -3 DEG C54 -4 DEG C55 -5 DEG C56 -6 DEG C)


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TITLE: CHEMICAL DOWNWIND REPORT (CDM) [CDMREP] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: C010

LINE 11 − HUMIDITY_______________________________________ (Humidity Code:0 = 0-9%1 = 10-19%2 = 20-29%3 = 30-39%4 = 40-49%5 = 50-59%6 = 60-69%7 = 70-79%8 = 80-89%9 = 90-100%)

LINE 12 − WEATHER _______________________________________ (Significant WeatherPhenomena Code:

3 = Blowing Snow and Sand4 = Fog, Ice Fog, or Thick

Haze5 = Drizzle6 = Rain7 = Light Rain or Snow8 = Showers of Rain, Hail or a

Mixture9 = Thunderstorms(-) = No Significant

Phenomena)

LINE 13 − CLOUD COVER___________________________________ (Cloud Cover Code)

**Repeat as necessary. Weather information valid for first two hours.



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TITLE: CIVIL-MILITARY OPERATIONS STATUS [CIVMILSTAT]REPORT NUMBER: C015 {USMTF # B991}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide a status of the civil affairs and civilian-militarycooperation and relations situation. Reference: FM 41-10.



LINE 3 − LIAISON__________________________________________ (Establishment of and Changesin Liaison ArrangementsBetween Civil and Military)

LINE 4 – CONTROL ________________________________________ (Establishment and Changes inLocation, Status, Activity ofControl Nodes and in the CMOAO)

LINE 5 – AREA OF OPERATIONS ____________________________ (CMO AO Name)

LINE 6 – US CIVILIANS_____________________________________ (Total Number of US Civiliansin AO)

LINE 7 – THIRD COUNTRY__________________________________ (Total Number of Third CountryCivilians in AO)

LINE 8 – FOREIGN NATION _________________________________ (Total Number of ForeignNation Civilians in AO)

LINE 9 – TOTAL CIVILIAN POPULATION _____________________ (Total Civilian Population in theAO)

LINE 10 – MALES UNDER 16 ________________________________ (Total Number of DislocatedMales Under 16 Years of Age)

LINE 11 – UNACCOMPANIED MALES UNDER 16 ______________ (Total Number of DislocatedUnaccompanied Males Under16 Years of Age)

LINE 12 – MALES OVER 60__________________________________ (Total Number of DislocatedMales Over 60 Years of Age)

LINE 13 – MARRIED MALES ________________________________ (Total Number of DislocatedMarried Males)

LINE 14 – SINGLE MALES __________________________________ (Total Number of DislocatedSingle Males)


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TITLE: CIVIL-MILITARY OPERATIONS STATUS [CIVMILSTAT] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: C015 {USMTF # B991}

LINE 15 – FEMALES UNDER 16______________________________ (Total Number of DislocatedFemales Under 16 Years ofAge)

LINE 16 – UNACCOMPANIED FEMALES UNDER 16____________ (Total Number of DislocatedUnaccompanied Females Under16 Years of Age)

LINE 17 – FEMALES OVER 60 _______________________________ (Total Number of Females Over60 Years of Age)

LINE 18 – MARRIED FEMALES ______________________________ (Total Number of DislocatedMarried Females)

LINE 19 – SINGLE FEMALES ________________________________ (Total Number of DislocatedSingle Females)

LINE 20 – DISLOCATED MALES _____________________________ (Total Number of DislocatedMales in AO)

LINE 21 – DISLOCATED FEMALES___________________________ (Total Number of DislocatedFemales in AO)

LINE 22 – TOTAL MALES AND FEMALES_____________________ (Total Number of DislocatedMales And Females in AO)

LINE 23 – CONTROLLED ___________________________________ (Total Number of DislocatedCivilians in ControlledMovement)

LINE 24 – UNCONTROLLED_________________________________ (Total Number of DislocatedCivilians in UncontrolledMovement)

LINE 25 – MANPOWER _____________________________________ (Changes in Civilian ManpowerIndicate Changes/Shortages inLabor Availability)

LINE 26 – PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ________________________ (Changes in Capability toContinue Essential Functions)

LINE 27 – LEGAL __________________________________________ (Changes in Status of LegalAccommodations and Accords)


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LINE 28 – INTELLIGENCE __________________________________ (Changes in Civilian Attitude;Identification of Collaborators,Agents, and Dissident Elements;Espionage, Sabotage, andPolitical Subversion)

LINE 29 – LAW AND ORDER ________________________________ (Changes in Civilian Law andOrder)

LINE 30 – PUBLIC HEALTH _________________________________ (Changes in Status of PublicHealth)

LINE 31 – SUPPLY _________________________________________ (Changes in Status of CivilianSupplies)

LINE 32 – TRANSPORTATION _______________________________ (Changes in Status of the CivilTransportation System)

LINE 33 – DRINKING WATER _______________________________ (Water Potability Status;Potable, Local Only;Nonpotable; to US Standards, asApplicable)

LINE 34 – WATER PRODUCTION ____________________________ (Adequacy of the WaterProduction Capability;Adequate, Not Adequate, orNone, as Applicable)

LINE 35 – SEWAGE TREATMENT ____________________________ (Status of Sewage Treatment;Adequate, Not Adequate, orNone, as Applicable)

LINE 36 – REFUSE _________________________________________ (Status of Refuse CollectionAdequate, Not Adequate, orNone as Applicable)

LINE 37 – RADIO __________________________________________ (Status of the Radio CapabilityUsing OPERATIONAL,NONOPERATIONAL, orUNKNOWN)


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LINE 38 – TELEVISION _____________________________________ (Status of the TelevisionCapability UsingOPERATIONAL,NONOPERATIONAL, orUNKNOWN)

LINE 39 – NEWSPAPER _____________________________________ (Status of the NewspaperCapability UsingOPERATIONAL,NONOPERATIONAL, orUNKNOWN)

LINE 40 – POSTAL _________________________________________ (Status of the Postal CapabilityUsing OPERATIONAL,NONOPERATIONAL, orUNKNOWN)

LINE 41 – TELEPHONE _____________________________________ (Status of the TelephoneCapability UsingOPERATIONAL,NONOPERATIONAL, orUNKNOWN)

LINE 42 – TELEGRAPH _____________________________________ (Status of the TelegraphCapability UsingOPERATIONAL,NONOPERATIONAL, orUNKNOWN)

LINE 43 – TELETYPE _______________________________________ (Status of the TeletypeCapability UsingOPERATIONAL,NONOPERATIONAL, orUNKNOWN)

LINE 44 – ELECTRIC NAVIGATION SYSTEM__________________ (Status of the ElectricNavigation System UsingOPERATIONAL,NONOPERATIONAL, orUNKNOWN)

LINE 45 – WORD OF MOUTH________________________________ (Status of Word of MouthCommunications UsingOPERATIONAL,NONOPERATIONAL, orUNKNOWN)


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LINE 46 – CIVIL DEFENSE __________________________________ (Civil Defense IncidentsAffecting Civilian Community,Critical Events, and AssistanceProvided US Forces)

LINE 47 – SHORTAGES _____________________________________ (Changes or ShortagesCommunity (Water Shortages,Quarantines, Road Restrictions,Curfews))

LINE 48 – SUPPORT RECEIVED______________________________ (Changes in Support ReceivedFrom Civilian Community)

LINE 49 – PSYOP___________________________________________ (Changes in Enemy PSYOPActions Targeted at CivilianCommunity)

LINE 50 – PROTECTED PROPERTY___________________________ (Changes in Status of Arts,Monuments, and Archives)

LINE 51 – CULTURE________________________________________ (Changes in Local Civil, Social,Cultural, Religious, and EthnicCharacteristics)

LINE 52 – RECOMMENDATIONS ____________________________ (Narrative Summary andRecommendations Concerningthe Status of Civil-MilitaryOperations Activities)

LINE 53 – NARRATIVE _____________________________________ (Free Text for InformationRequired Clarification ofReport)


FM 101-5-2

II-69

TITLE: CLASS IV BULK BARRIER MATERIALS REQUEST [BLKIVREQ]REPORT NUMBER: C020

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report a periodic update, forecast, or formal request of Class IVbarrier materials a unit requires. Reference: FM 5-102, FM 20-32, and FM 90-7.



LINE 3 – REQUEST TYPE ___________________________________ (Update, Forecast, or Request)

LINE 4 – MATERIALS ______________________________________ (Type) a) Pickets______________________________________ b) Wire______________________________________ c) Sand Bags______________________________________ d) Wood Type/Size

LINE 5 − QTY OH __________________________________________ (Specify)

**Repeat as Required

LINE 6 − QTY REQ _________________________________________ (Required Quantity)

**Repeat as Required

LINE 7 – UOM _____________________________________________ (Unit of Measurement TimesNumber Requested)

LINE 8 – MOR _____________________________________________ (Method of Resupply Requested(Aerial, LOGPAC))

LINE 9 – LOCATION________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator to Class IVSupply Point or LRP)

LINE 10 – NLT TIME _______________________________________ (Time Limit For Class IV toArrive at Supply Point)



FM 101-5-2

II-70

TITLE: CLOSE AIR SUPPORT SUMMARY [CASSUM]REPORT NUMBER: C025 {USMTF # C600}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide timely reports of close, air-support missions and otherinformation obtained during post-flight aircrew debriefing. Reference: FM 6-71.



LINE 3 – NO. CAS MSN _____________________________________ (Mission Number for FirstMission of the Period and AllRemaining Missions)

LINE 4 – NO. AND TYPE ACFT ______________________________ (Number and Type of AircraftUsed)

LINE 5 – SIGHTINGS _______________________________________ (Information on Enemy Aircraftand Ground Targets SightedDuring Ingress and Egress;Include Location, Direction,Type, Numbers)

LINE 6 – TARGET AREA LOCATION _________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of Target)

LINE 7 – TARGET RESULTS_________________________________ (Type and Quantity of TargetsSighted, Destroyed, or Damagedin the Target Area)

LINE 8 – TARGET DEFENSE_________________________________ (Type, Quantity, and Locationof Target Area Defense)

LINE 9 – TARGET WEATHER________________________________ (Include Low Cloud Cover,Height of Low Cloud Base,Surface Visibility, and theGeneral Weather Condition)

LINE 10 – TARGET AREA JAMMING _________________________ (Include Type of JammingFrequencies Jammed, TimePeriod of Jamming ElectronicProtection Action Used, andEffectiveness of ElectronicProtection Action Used)


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TITLE: CLOSE AIR SUPPORT SUMMARY [CASSUM] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: C025 {USMTF # C600}

**Repeat lines 3 through 10 to report more than one CAS mission in a report period. Repeat lines 6through 10 to report more than one target area within a CAS mission. Assign sequential line numbers tosucceeding iterations; for example, first iteration 3 through 10 or 6 through 10; second iteration 3athrough 10a or 6a through 10a; and so on.

LINE 11 – ORDNANCE______________________________________ (Type and Quantity ExpendedDuring Reporting Period)

LINE 12 – NARRATIVE _____________________________________ (Free Text for AdditionalInformation Required ForClarification of Report)


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II-72

TITLE: CLOSURE REPORT [CLOSEREP]REPORT NUMBER: C030

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to inform commander of status of movement and capability of theunit to conduct future operations. Submit upon completion of movement as directed by commander.Reference: FM 71-2 and FM 71-3.



LINE 3 – SP _______________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator to the StartPoint and SP Time if Required)

LINE 4 – RP _______________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator to the ReleasePoint and RP Time if Required)

LINE 5 – COMMAND POST__________________________________ (Command Post Location)

LINE 6 – CLOSING DTG ____________________________________ (Closing DTG)

LINE 7 – ACCIDENTS ______________________________________ (Accidents/Incidents/EnemyActivity Encountered)

LINE 8 – ETA TO CONTINUE OPERATIONS ___________________ (Estimated Time Unit Will beReconstituted and Ready toContinue Operations)

LINE 9 – SENSITIVE ITEMS STAT____________________________ (Weapons and Sensitive ItemsInventory Complete YES/NO/ANY LOSS)



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TITLE: COMMANDER'S SITUATION REPORT [SITREP]REPORT NUMBER: C035 {USMTF # C400}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to keep the commander’s higher and lower staff updated and advisedon the reporting commander’s critical situation. Reference: FM 100-15, FM 71-3, and FM 71-2.



LINE 3 – REFERENCE ______________________________________ (Provide Reference: ReportTitle, Originator, and DTG)

LINE 4 – ORIGINATOR _____________________________________ (Unit Identification Code of theUnit Originating the Report)

LINE 5 – REPORTED UNIT __________________________________ (Unit Identification Code of theReported Unit)

LINE 6 – HOME LOCATION _________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator for the HomeLocation of the Reported Unit)

LINE 7 – PRESENT LOCATION ______________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator for the PresentLocation of the Reported Unit)

LINE 8 – ACTIVITY ________________________________________ (Brief Description of ReportedUnit's Current Activity)

LINE 9 – EFFECTIVE _______________________________________ (Commander's Evaluation of theReported Unit's CombatEffectiveness)


FM 101-5-2

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TITLE: COMMANDER'S SITUATION REPORT [SITREP] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: C035 {USMTF # C400}

LINE 10 – OWN SITUATION DISPOSITION/STATUS ____________ (A Summary Updating Changesto or Not Previously ReportedMajor Combatant and SupportForce Locations; SignificantMission ReadinessDegradation on Units; CurrentDeployments; ProposedDeployments; Changes in TaskForce Designations;Organization or OperationalControl (CHOP); and ProjectedRequirements for AdditionalForces)

LINE 11 – LOCATION_______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 12 – SITUATION OVERVIEW ___________________________ (A Brief Overall Assessment ofthe Situation to IncludeCircumstances or ConditionsWhich Increase or MateriallyDetract From the Capability andReadiness of Forces Assignedor Under Operational Control ofthe Command or Service)

LINE 13 – OPERATIONS ____________________________________ (A Brief Description andResults of Offensive andDefensive Operations CarriedOut by Major CombatantElements During the Period ofthe Report; Information onAllied Forces' Operations;Summary of Plans for CombatOperations During Next 24Hours Including Objectives andProbable Enemy Reaction;Deviations or Variations FromPreviously ReportedIntentions/Plans)


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LINE 14 – INTELLIGENCE/RECONNAISSANCE ________________ (Brief Overview of theSituation, Including Operations,Order of Battle, Capabilities,and Threat Changes;Reference: Any Significant SpotIntelligence Reports (SPIREPs)or Intelligence Reports(INTREPs) Submitted inPrevious 24 Hours)

LINE 15 – LOGISTICS ______________________________________ (Significant DeficienciesAffecting Support for PlannedOperations; Problem AreasBeyond the Commander's orServices' Capability toOvercome or Alleviate in aTimely Manner)

LINE 16 – COMMUNICATIONS/CONNECTIVITY _______________ (Significant Outages, TrafficVolume, Incompatibilities, andQuantitative EquipmentDeficiencies; an Assessment ofthe Mission Impact Caused byCommunications Outages andDegradations Should beProvided by the CINC's J-6/J-3Staff and Contained in ThisSection)

LINE 17 – PERSONNEL _____________________________________ (Factors Affecting Readiness ofForces/Units; MobilizationStatus; Daily Battle Casualties(Ex: KIA, WIA, MIA)Aggregated by Service andImpact of All CasualtiesSustained (Battle, Nonbattle,Critical Skills, Key PersonnelUpon the Commands' MissionCapability))


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LINE 18 – SIGNIFICANT POLITICAL/MILITARY/ DIPLOMATICEVENTS ________________________________________________ (Events Not Reported by

OPREP 3 PINNACLE ButWhich Could Result in US andLocal and International PublicReaction; Results/Decisions ofKey Allied or Other ForeignGovernment Meetings; CivilUnrest Indications of CivilDefense MeasuresContemplated or Implemented;Large-Scale Military Exercises;Events Emphasizing Interests ofKey Segments of the Society)

LINE 19 – CDR’S EVAL _____________________________________ (Summary of Key Points FromParagraphs 12 Through 19Highlighting Areas RequiringJCS and NCA Actions orDecisions; Continuity ofOperations (COOP)Implementation Intentions onExecution)

LINE 20 – NARRATIVE _____________________________________ (Free Text for InformationRequired for Clarification ofReport)


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II-77

COMPUTER ATTACK [COMPATK]REPORT NUMBER: C040

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to inform commander and staff of suspected attack into the commandinformation system.



LINE 3 – MISSION OF SYSTEM AFFECTED____________________ (Commander’s Assessment)

LINE 4 – EQUIPMENT STATUS ______________________________ (List Type of EquipmentAffected)

LINE 5 – DTG ATTACK DETECTED __________________________ (DTG Computer System WasAttacked)

LINE 6 – DTG ATTACK ENDED______________________________ (DTG Computer Attack Ended)

LINE 7 – SOFTWARE AFFECTED ____________________________ (List Type and Number ofSystem Software Attacked)

LINE 8 – NUMBER OF SYSTEMS AFFECTED __________________ (List Number of SystemsAffected by the Attack)

LINE 9 – TYPE OF ATTACK _________________________________ (List Type of Attack (VirusType))

LINE 10 – ADDRESS OF SOURCE ____________________________ (Address of Attacking Machine)

LINE 11 – INTRUSION METHOD _____________________________ (Method Used, for Example,Hacked in, From Disk, Internet)

LINE 12 – NARRATIVE _____________________________________ (Free Text for InformationRequired for Clarification ofReport)


FM 101-5-2

II-78

TITLE: CREW MANNING REPORT [CREWMNQREP]REPORT NUMBER: C045

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to inform commander and staff on status of crews in a unit (such asM1A2, M2A3, and AH-64 crew members). Send as directed by unit and IAW unit SOPs. Reference: FM17-12-1/2 and FM 23-1.



LINE 3 – CDR’S ASSESSMENT_______________________________ (Commander’s Assessment(Bottom Line))

LINE 4 – EQUIPMENT STATUS ______________________________ (Status)

a. EQUIPMENT TYPE (M1A2) ________________________b. MOS (19K) ______________________________________c. PER REQ TO CREW; FULL/MIN (4/3)________________d. NO. CREWS REQUIRED BY TASK _________________e. NO. CREWS AVAILABLE; FULL/ MIN ______________f. NO. CREWS REQUESTED _________________________



FM 101-5-2

II-79

TITLE: DAILY BLOOD REPORT [DBLDREP]REPORT NUMBER: D001

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to convey unit blood supply to medical staff and unit commander.Reference: FM 8-10 and FM 8-10-9.




LINE 4 – TOTAL NO. ON HAND/ BLOOD PRODUCT/ BLOOD GROUP

________________________________________________ (Total Number of BloodProducts on Hand by BloodGroups at the End of theReporting Period)

LINE 5 – TOTAL NO. REQUIRED/ BLOOD PRODUCT

________________________________________________ (Total Number of BloodProducts Required by DTG)

LINE 6 – EST TOTAL NO. EXPIRE/ BLOOD PRODUCT/BLOOD GROUP

________________________________________________ (Estimated Total Number ofBlood Products by BloodGroups to Expire Within theNext Seven Days)

LINE 7 – EST TOTAL NO. REQUESTED/ BLOOD PRODUCT/ BLOOD GROUP

________________________________________________ (Estimated Blood Supply byQuantity and Groups RequestedWithin the Next Seven Days)

**Repeat lines 4 through 7 to report multiple mission/mission data. Assign sequential line numbers tosucceeding iterations; for example, first iteration 4 through 17; second iteration 4a through 7a; thirditeration 4b through 7b; and so on.

LINE 8 – CDR’S ASSESSMENT_______________________________ (Commander’s Assessment)



FM 101-5-2

II-80

TITLE: 2406 NMC SUMMARY REPORT [2406NMC]REPORT NUMBER: D005

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to quickly pass critical maintenance information about nonmissioncapable parts and maintenance. Reference: FM 9-43-1.



LINE 3 – EQUIPMENT TYPE/ AUTH/ON HAND/ NMC/BTL LOSS/ PART NO. STATUS

________________________________________________ (Equipment Type byAuthorized, On Hand, NumberNot Mission Capable, BattleLosses, and Part, Number, andStatus)

EXAMPLE: M1A1/58/50/3/5/B 65 - 9124-001 P1/C21 - 9125-001 P1/D14 - 9125-017 P1

**Repeat line 3 to report multiple mission/mission data. Assign to succeeding iterations; for example,first iteration 3; second iteration 3a; third iteration 3b; and so on.

LINE 4 – UNIT OR RATE ____________________________________ (Unit Operational Readiness(OR) Rate)

LINE 5 – NARRATIVE ______________________________________ (Free Text for InformationRequired for Clarification ofReport)


FM 101-5-2

II-81

TITLE: DECONTAMINATION REQUEST [DECONREQ]REPORT NUMBER: D010 {USMTF # C060}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to request decontamination by contaminated units. Initially request onCMD net, then send all traffic through administrative or logistics net. Send initial request withPRIORITY precedence. Reference: FM 3-5.



LINE 3 – TYPE DECON _____________________________________ (Type of DecontaminationSupport Required(Operational/Thorough))

LINE 4 – TYPE/QUANTITY __________________________________ (Type and Quantity ofEquipment to beDecontaminated)

LINE 5 – DECON LOCATION ________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator ofDecontamination Site Location)

LINE 6 – PERSONNEL ______________________________________ (Number of PersonnelRequiring Decontamination)

LINE 7 – TYPE CONTAMINATION ___________________________ (Type of Contamination(Nuclear, Biological, orChemical), if Chemical, TypeAgent if Known)

LINE 8 – TIME TO DECON __________________________________ (Request Time to StartDecontaminate)

LINE 9 – LINK-UP POC _____________________________________ (Frequency and Call Sign ofLink-Up Point POC)

LINE 10 – CP AT DECON SITE _______________________________ (Link-up Point DecontaminationAssets)




FM 101-5-2

II-82

TITLE: DECON SITE REPORT [DECONSTREP]REPORT NUMBER: D015 {USMTF # C065}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to update progress and status of decontamination sites in a unit’s areaof operation. Submit as required IAW unit SOPs. Transmit on O&I ROUTINE precedence. Reference:FM 3-5.



LINE 3 – SUPPORT UNIT____________________________________ (Unit ConductingDecontamination)

LINE 4 – CONTAMINATED UNIT ____________________________ (Unit Being Decontaminated)

LINE 5 – PERCENT COMPLETE______________________________ (Percentage of DecontaminationComplete)

LINE 6 – TIME COMPLETE__________________________________ (DTG of Completion/SiteClosure)

LINE 7 – CRITICAL SHORTAGES ____________________________ (Critical Shortages Needed toComplete Decontamination)

LINE 8 – CASUALTIES______________________________________ (Chemical Casualties)

LINE 9 – STATUS __________________________________________ (Status of DecontaminationContainment (Green, Yellow,Red, Blue))

LINE 10 – TYPE OF DECON _________________________________ (Operational/Thorough)



FM 101-5-2

II-83

TITLE: DETAINED CIVILIAN PERSONNEL REPORT [DETAINCIVREP]REPORT NUMBER: D020 {USMTF # C070}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide commander of incidents where the unit has detainedcivilian personnel. Send IAW unit SOPs. Reference: FM 19-40.



LINE 3 – NO. DETAINEES/ __________________________________ (Number of Personnel Detained NO. AWAITING RELEASE and Awaiting Release to

Foreign Nation Authorities)

LINE 4 – LOCATION________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of CollectionPoint)

LINE 5 – REASON FOR DETENTION__________________________ (Reason for Detaining CivilianPersonnel)

LINE 6 – MEDICAL CONDITION _____________________________ (Report if Detained PersonsRequire Any EmergencyMedical Treatment)

LINE 7 – POC______________________________________________ (POC of Foreign NationSupport)

LINE 8 – PM ASSESSMENT__________________________________ (PM Assessment)



FM 101-5-2

II-84

TITLE: DIRECT SUPPORT UNIT REPORT [DERSPTREP]REPORT NUMBER: D025

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use by logistics staff officers, combat health support officers, andcommanders to report an assessment of the availability and capability of sustaining current and future unitoperations. Can be executed as an estimate if required. Each class of supply requires a narrative thatincludes line number, quantity on-hand, and earliest time on station of resupply of critically short suppliesor equipment. Send IAW commander’s situation report. Reference: FM 101-5 and FM 700-80.



LINE 3 – CDR’S ASSESSMENT_______________________________ (Commander’s Assessment)

LINE 4 – CLASS I __________________________________________ (Class I Narrative)

LINE 5 – CLASS II__________________________________________ (Class II Narrative)

LINE 6 – CLASS III _________________________________________ (Class III Narrative)

LINE 7 – CLASS IV _________________________________________ (Class IV Narrative)

LINE 8 – CLASS V__________________________________________ (Class V Narrative)

LINE 9 – CLASS VI _________________________________________ (Class VI Narrative)

LINE 10 – CLASS VII _______________________________________ (Class VII Narrative)

LINE 11 – CLASS VIII_______________________________________ (Class VIII Narrative)

LINE 12 – CLASS IX ________________________________________ (Class IX Narrative (IncludeMaintenance Status))

LINE 13 – WATER__________________________________________ (Class I Water)

LINE 14 – TRANSPORTATION _______________________________ (Transportation AssetsAvailable)



FM 101-5-2

II-85

TITLE: EA (ELECTRONIC ATTACK) DATA MESSAGE [EADAT]REPORT NUMBER: E001 {USMTF # F751}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to triangulate an object jamming friendly units by comparing lines ofbearing from different origins. Reference: FM 34-40-9 and FM 34-54.



LINE 3 – TRACK ___________________________________________ (Strobe Number)

LINE 4 – BEARING _________________________________________ (Bearing of the EA Strobe FromAffected/Detecting Unit’sPosition)


LINE 6 – FREQUENCY______________________________________ (EA Frequency)

LINE 7 – AFFECTING_______________________________________ (Type of Equipment Affectedby EA, if Known)

LINE 8 – EMITTER _________________________________________ (Emitter Call Sign and Name orNomenclature)

LINE 9 – TIME_____________________________________________ (DTG of EA Intercept)



FM 101-5-2

II-86

TITLE: EFFECTIVE DOWNWIND MESSAGE [EDM]REPORT NUMBER: E002 {USMTF # C503}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide the command and staff the effective downwind dataneeded for prediction of fallout areas following NBC attacks. Reference: ATP-45 (A), FM 3-3, and FM3-5.



LINE 3 – REPORT __________________________________________ (Type of Report: EDM, EDF,EDM.NAV, or EDF.NAV)

LINE 4 – AREA ____________________________________________ (Area of Validity)

LINE 5 – ZULU MIKE _______________________________________ (DTG Zulu of Observation andBeginning and End of PeriodCovered)

LINE 6 – ALFA MIKE _______________________________________ (2 KT or Less; Give Radius ofZone 1 in KM/Nautical Miles orDirection and Speed of Wind,With Warning Area AngleWhen Required)

LINE 7 – BRAVO MIKE _____________________________________ (2 KT - 5 KT; Give Radius ofZone 1 in KM/Nautical Miles orDirection and Speed of Wind,With Warning Area AngleWhen Required)

LINE 8 – CHARLIE MIKE ___________________________________ (5 KT - 30 KT; Give Radius ofZone 1 in KM/Nautical Miles orDirection and Speed of Wind,With Warning Area AngleWhen Required)

LINE 9 – DELTA MIKE______________________________________ (30 KT - 100 KT; Give Radiusof Zone 1 in KM/Nautical Milesor Direction and Speed of Wind,With Warning Area AngleWhen Required)


FM 101-5-2

II-87

TITLE: EFFECTIVE DOWNWIND MESSAGE [EDM] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: E002 {USMTF # C503}

LINE 10 – ECHO MIKE______________________________________ (100 KT - 300 KT; Give Radiusof Zone 1 in KM/Nautical Milesor Direction and Speed of Wind,With Warning Area AngleWhen Required)

LINE 11 – FOXTROT MIKE __________________________________ (300 KT - 1 MT; Give Radius ofZone 1 in KM/Nautical Miles orDirection and Speed of Wind,With Warning Area AngleWhen Required)

LINE 12 – GOLF MIKE ______________________________________ (1 MT - 3 MT; Give Radius ofZone 1 in KM/Nautical Miles orDirection and Speed of Wind,With Warning Area AngleWhen Required)



FM 101-5-2

II-88

TITLE: ELECTRONIC WARFARE FREQUENCY DECONFLICTION MESSAGE[EWDECONFLICT]REPORT NUMBER: E005 {USMTF # F402}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to promulgate a list of protected, guarded, and taboo frequencies toensure friendly force use of the frequency spectrum without adverse impact from friendly electronicattack. Reference: FM 11-32.



LINE 3 – TYPE_____________________________________________ (TABOO, PROTECT, orGUARD)

LINE 4 – STATUS __________________________________________ (Restricted Status of Frequency:NEW, CHANGE, CANCEL, orRENEW)

LINE 5 – FREQUENCY______________________________________ (Frequency (ies))

LINE 6 – ON TIME _________________________________________ (Start DTG of FrequencyRestriction)

LINE 7 – OFF TIME_________________________________________ (End DTG of FrequencyRestriction)


**Repeat lines 3 through 8 as a group to accommodate multiple reportings. Assign sequential linenumbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 3 through 8; second iteration 3a through 8a;and so on.



FM 101-5-2

II-89

TITLE: ELECTRONIC WARFARE MISSION SUMMARY [EWMSNSUM]REPORT NUMBER: E010 {USMTF # G424}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to summarize significant EW missions and the status of offensive EWassets. Reference: FM 34-10.



LINE 3 – FROM ____________________________________________ (Beginning DTG Zulu of PeriodSummarized)

LINE 4 – THROUGH ________________________________________ (Ending DTG Zulu of PeriodSummarized)

LINE 5 – COUNTRY ________________________________________ (Nationality of the TargetEmitter of Concern)



LINE 8 – FUNCTION________________________________________ (Primary Function of Target)

LINE 9 – NOTATION _______________________________________ (Notation or Sorting Code)

LINE 10 – SIGNAL _________________________________________ (Type of Signal of TargetEmitter)

LINE 11 – ON TIME ________________________________________ (DTG That Planned EA ActivityWas Initiated)

LINE 12 – OFF TIME________________________________________ (DTG That Planned EA ActivityWas Terminated)

LINE 13 – PRIORITY________________________________________ (Relative Importance of EAMission)

LINE 14 – TYPE____________________________________________ (Type of EA Used Against theEmitter)

LINE 15 – PRIMARY FREQUENCY ___________________________ (Primary Frequency of EATarget Signal)


FM 101-5-2

II-90

TITLE: ELECTRONIC WARFARE MISSION SUMMARY [EWMSNSUM] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: E010 {USMTF # G424}

LINE 16 – SECONDARY FREQUENCY ________________________ (Secondary Frequency of EATarget Signal)

LINE 17 – LOW FREQUENCY________________________________ (Lower Frequency Limit ofTarget Equipment Class)

LINE 18 – HIGH FREQUENCY _______________________________ (Upper Frequency Limit ofTarget Equipment Class)

LINE 19 – BANDWIDTH ____________________________________ (Target Frequency BandwidthExpressed in MHz)

LINE 20 – PULSE REPETITION_______________________________ (Pulse Repetition Interval orFrequency)

LINE 21 – SYSTEM USED ___________________________________ (Name/Nomenclature of EWAsset Used to Perform the Task)

LINE 22 – OPERATIONAL___________________________________ (Number of Units That CanPerform Primary EW Mission)

LINE 23 – NONOPERATIONAL ______________________________ (Number of Units That CannotPerform Primary EW Mission)

LINE 24 – DESTROYED _____________________________________ (Number of Units That WereDestroyed in Combat)

LINE 25 – CHAFF __________________________________________ (Type of Chaff)

LINE 26 – LOWER FREQUENCY _____________________________ (Lower Frequency of a Range ofFrequencies That Was Blankedby Chaff or the Lower EAFrequency)

LINE 27 – UPPER FREQUENCY ______________________________ (Upper Frequency of a Range ofFrequencies That Was Blankedby Chaff or the Lower EAFrequency)

LINE 28 – LOW LEVEL _____________________________________ (Lower Altitude in Hundreds ofFeet of Airspace That WasBlanked by Chaff)

LINE 29 – UPPER LEVEL____________________________________ (Upper Altitude in Hundreds ofFeet of Airspace That WasBlanked by Chaff)


FM 101-5-2

II-91

TITLE: ELECTRONIC WARFARE MISSION SUMMARY [EWMSNSUM] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: E010 {USMTF # G424}

LINE 30 – TECHNIQUE _____________________________________ (EA Technique Employed)

LINE 31 – COUNTRY _______________________________________ (Country in Which Chaff WasEmployed)

LINE 32 – ON TIME ________________________________________ (DTG That the Chaff DropWas Initiated)

LINE 33 – OFF TIME________________________________________ (DTG That the Chaff DropWas Terminated)

LINE 34 – START LOCATION________________________________ (Start Location of the ChaffDrop in UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 35 – STOP LOCATION _________________________________ (Stop Location of the ChaffDrop in UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With Grid ZoneDesignator)



FM 101-5-2

II-92

TITLE: ELECTRONIC WARFARE REQUESTING/TASKING MESSAGE [EWRTM]REPORT NUMBER: E015 {USMTF # A426}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use (1) to task component commanders to perform EW operations tosupport the overall EW plan, (2) to support component EW operations, and (3) to request EW supportfrom sources outside their commands. Reference: FM 34-10-2.



LINE 3 – EA _______________________________________________ (Electronic Activity)

LINE 4 – TASKED __________________________________________ (Designator of Tasked Unit ifthe JOC is Tasking the Unit)

LINE 5 – COUNTRY ________________________________________ (Nationality of the TargetEmitter of Concern)



LINE 8 – FUNCTION________________________________________ (Primary Function of Target)

LINE 9 – NOTATION _______________________________________ (Notation or Sorting Code)


LINE 11 – ON TIME ________________________________________ (DTG That Planned EA ActivityWas Initiated)

LINE 12 – OFF TIME________________________________________ (DTG That Planned EA ActivityWill be Terminated)

LINE 13 – PRIORITY________________________________________ (Relative Importance of EAMission)

LINE 14 – TYPE____________________________________________ (Type of EA and TechniqueUsed Against the Emitter)

LINE 15 – PRIMARY FREQUENCY ___________________________ (Primary Frequency of EATarget Signal)


FM 101-5-2

II-93

TITLE: ELECTRONIC WARFARE REQUESTING/TASKING REPORT [EWRTM](CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: E015 {USMTF # A426}

LINE 16 – SECONDARY FREQUENCY ________________________ (Secondary Frequency of EATarget Signal)

LINE 17 – LOW FREQUENCY________________________________ (Lower Frequency Limit ofTarget Class)

LINE 18 – HIGH FREQUENCY _______________________________ (Upper Frequency Limit ofTarget Class)



LINE 21 – ES ______________________________________________ (Electronic Support)

LINE 22 – COUNTRY _______________________________________ (Nationality of the TargetEmitter of Concern)

LINE 23 – LOCATION_______________________________________ (Emitter Location Described inUTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 24 – EMITTER ________________________________________ (Emitter Call Sign and Name orNomenclature)

LINE 25 – FUNCTION_______________________________________ (Primary Function of Target)

LINE 26 – NOTATION ______________________________________ (Notation or Sorting Code)


LINE 28 – PRIMARY FREQUENCY ___________________________ (Primary Frequency of ESTarget Signal)

LINE 29 – SECONDARY FREQUENCY ________________________ (Secondary Frequency of ESTarget Signal)

LINE 30 – LOW FREQUENCY________________________________ (Lower Frequency Limit ofTarget Equipment Class)


FM 101-5-2

II-94


LINE 31 – HIGH FREQUENCY _______________________________ (Upper Frequency Limit ofTarget Class)



LINE 34 – ON TIME ________________________________________ (DTG That Planned ES ActivityWill be Initiated)

LINE 35 – OFF TIME________________________________________ (DTG That Planned ES ActivityWas Terminated)

LINE 36 – ESSENTIAL ______________________________________ (EEI Category Indicator)

LINE 37 – PRIORITY________________________________________ (Relative Importance of ESMission)

LINE 38 – CHAFF __________________________________________ (Type of Chaff)

LINE 39 – LOWER FREQUENCY _____________________________ (Lower Frequency of a Range ofFrequencies That is to beBlanked by Chaff or the LowerEA Frequency)

LINE 40 – UPPER FREQUENCY ______________________________ (Upper Frequency of a Range ofFrequencies That is to beBlanked by Chaff or the UpperEA Frequency)

LINE 41 – LOW LEVEL _____________________________________ (Lower Altitude in Hundreds ofFeet of Airspace to be Blankedby Chaff)

LINE 42 – UPPER LEVEL____________________________________ (Upper Altitude in Hundreds ofFeet of Airspace to be Blankedby Chaff)

LINE 43 – TECHNIQUE _____________________________________ (EA Technique to be Employed)


FM 101-5-2

II-95


LINE 44 – COUNTRY _______________________________________ (Country in Which Chaff is tobe Employed)

LINE 45 – ON TIME ________________________________________ (DTG That the Planned ChaffDrop Will be Initiated)

LINE 46 – OFF TIME________________________________________ (DTG That the Planned ChaffDrop Will Terminate)

LINE 47 – START LOCATION________________________________ (Start Location of the ChaffDrop in UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With Grid ZoneDesignator)

LINE 48 – STOP LOCATION _________________________________ (Stop Location of the ChaffDrop in UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With Grid ZoneDesignator)



FM 101-5-2

II-96

TITLE: ENEMY/FRIENDLY/UNIT MINEFIELD/OBSTACLE REPORT [MINOBREP]REPORT NUMBER: E025

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report all obstacles on the battlefield after developing a report.Disseminate information and report to all command posts and units in the area of operation as soon aspossible. Reference: FM 90-13-1, FM 20-32, and FM 5-34.



LINE 3 – EMPLACING UNIT _________________________________ (Emplacing Unit, if Known(Enemy, Friendly Unit, Unit))

LINE 4 – APPROVING AUTHORITY __________________________ (Approving Authority, ifRequired or Known)

LINE 5 – TARGET/OBSTACLE NO. ___________________________ (Target/Obstacle Number, ifRequired or Known)

LINE 6 – TYPE OF EMPLACING SYSTEM _____________________ (Type of Emplacing System, ifRequired or Known)

LINE 7 – TYPE MINES/OBSTACLES __________________________ (Type Mines/Obstacle, ifKnown Include Width andDepth)

LINE 8 – TYPE MARKING SYSTEM __________________________ (Type Minefield/ObstacleMarking System, if Emplaced)

LINE 9 – LIFE CYCLE DTG __________________________________ (DTG of Life Cycle/Self-Destruct Time, if Known)

LINE 10 – CORNER LOCATIONS _____________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of Corners)

LINE 11 – REDUCE_________________________________________ (Obstacle/Minefield Reduced,YES or NO)

LINE 12 – NO. OF LANES ___________________________________ (Number of Lanes)

LINE 13 – REDUCTION ASSET USED _________________________ (MICLIC, Mine Plow, MineRoller, Demolitions, and so on)

LINE 14 – WIDTH __________________________________________ (Width of Lane)

LINE 15 – DEPTH __________________________________________ (Depth of Lane)


FM 101-5-2

II-97

TITLE: ENEMY/FRIENDLY/UNIT MINEFIELD/OBSTACLE REPORT [MINOBREP](CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: E025

LINE 16 – GRID TO START OF LANE _________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of Start ofLane (Entrance))

LINE 17 – GRID TO END OF LANE ___________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of End of Lane(Exit))

LINE 18 – LANE MARKING _________________________________ (Type of Marking System, ifEmplaced)

LINE 19 – BYPASS _________________________________________ (YES or NO)

LINE 20 – BYPASS GRID____________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator to Bypass)

LINE 21 – BARRIERS _______________________________________ (Concertina Wire, Pickets,and/or Trenches, and any otherobstacle information necessary)



FM 101-5-2

II-98

TITLE: ENEMY/PRISONER OF WAR REPORT [EPOW]REPORT NUMBER: E030

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to convey status and disposition of unit’s EPWs. Send IAW unitSOPs. Reference: FM 19-40.



LINE 3 – COUNTRY/ NO. EPW OFF/ __________________________ (By Country of EPW, Numberof EPW NCO/ENL/Officers,Number of Lower Enlisted,Total EPW)

a. Country____________________b. Enemy Officer: GC____/ Field Grade ____/ CO Grade ____/ WO ____/c. Enemy Enlisted: CSM____/ E-6 – E-8 ____/ E-5 – CPL____/ ENL____/d. TOTAL NO.___________

LINE 4 – EPW SITE LOCATIONS _____________________________ (EPW UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 5 – NO. EPW MISSING _________________________________ (Number EPW Missing orEscaped)

LINE 6 – NO. EPW ESCAPE ATTEMPTS _______________________ (Number EPW EscapeAttempts)

LINE 7 - MEDICAL TREATMENT /EVAC ______________________ (Number of EPW RequiringMedical Care and/or AreTransferred to the CombatHealth Staff Chain for MedicalEvacuation)

LINE 8 – INCIDENT SUMMARY______________________________ (Summary of Incidents)

LINE 9 – IRC INSPECTION RESULTS _________________________ (International Red CrossInspections Results, ifRequired)


LINE 10 – PM ASSESSMENT_________________________________ (PM Assessment)


FM 101-5-2

II-99

TITLE: ENEMY/PRISONER OF WAR REPORT [EPOW] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: E030



FM 101-5-2

II-100

TITLE: ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION REPORT [ECR]REPORT NUMBER: E035

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to send periodic information (interim snapshots) of the environmentalstatus of specific sites (assembly areas, base camps, logistical support areas, and medical facilities) wherehazards are likely to occur, which can result in significant, immediate and/or long-term effects on thenatural environment and/or health of friendly forces and noncombatants. Send IAW unit SOPs andcommander’s direction.



LINE 3 – LOCATION________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator ofSite/Incident)

LINE 4 – DESCRIPTION_____________________________________ (Description of Site/Incident)

LINE 5 – CHANGES (Changes From Last ECR orEnvironmental Baseline SurveyEBS)

LINE 6 – HAZARDS ________________________________________ (Hazards to NaturalEnvironment, Friendly Forcesand/or Civilian Personnel)

LINE 7 – ACTIONS _________________________________________ (Summary of Actions toMinimize Hazards/RemedialEffects)

LINE 8 – UNIT POC_________________________________________ (Reporting Unit Point ofContact)

LINE 9 – ASSISTANCE______________________________________ (AssistanceRequired/Requested)

LINE 10 – REFERENCE _____________________________________ (Site-Specific EBS (if required))



FM 101-5-2

II-101

TITLE: EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL SUPPORT [EODSPT]REPORT NUMBER: E040 {USMTF # D983}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use (1) to request explosive ordinance disposal (EOD) support, (2) toreport the results of an EOD mission, or (3) to request EOD support to protect designated very importantpersons. Reference: FM 9-15.



LINE 3 – ACTIVITY ________________________________________ (Type of EOD Activity theReport Concerns: Either EODREQUEST, EOD RESPONSE,or VIP REQUEST)

LINE 4 – REQUESTOR ______________________________________ (Identifier of Unit/AgencyRequesting EOD Support)

LINE 5 – EOD UNIT ________________________________________ (Identifier of Unit/AgencyPerforming the EOD Mission)

LINE 6 – CATEGORY _______________________________________ (EOD Incident CategoryAssigned by Requestor; EitherINDIRECT, IMMEDIATE,MINOR, or NONE)

LINE 7 – DISCOVERED _____________________________________ (DTG Zone When theUnexplodedOrdnance Was Discovered)

LINE 8 – DESCRIPTION_____________________________________ (If Applicable, Any AdditionalDescriptive Information Relatedto the Threat Posed toResources and Facilities byUnexploded Ordnance)

LINE 9 – ORDNANCE_______________________________________ (Number, Type, and Location ofUnexploded Ordnance to beNeutralized; Repeat, asRequired)

LINE 10 – CONDITION______________________________________ (Either ARMED orUNARMED)


FM 101-5-2

II-102

TITLE: EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL SUPPORT [EODSPT] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: E040 {USMTF # D983}

LINE 11 – SITUATION ______________________________________ (Either DROPPED, IN FIRE,UNDERWATER, ACCIDENT,or a Literal Description of theCircumstances Surrounding theIncident)

**Lines 6 through 11 are applicable if the report is a request for explosive ordnance neutralization.

LINE 12 – REPORTED ______________________________________ (DTG Zone When EODIncident Was Reported)

LINE 13 – EOD TEAM TIME OF ARRIVAL_____________________ (DTG Zone When EOD TeamArrived)

LINE 14 – COMPLETED_____________________________________ (DTG Zone When EOD ActionCompleted)

LINE 15 – EOD ACTION TAKEN _____________________________ (Disposition, Condition,Situation, or Other InformationConcerning EOD Action Taken)

**Lines 12 through 15 are applicable if the report contains the results of an EOD mission.

LINE 16 – PROTECT ________________________________________ (Title and Last Name ofIndividual to be Protected)

LINE 17 – NO. OF PERSONNEL ______________________________ (Number of EOD PersonnelRequired for Mission)

LINE 18 – DEPART _________________________________________ (Departure Point Name orCoordinates)

LINE 19 – TRANSPORTATION _______________________________ (Transportation Mode(s) of VIPDuring Support Period)

LINE 20 – COUNTRIES/AREAS ______________________________ (Countries/Areas in WhichSupport is Required)

**Repeat lines 17 through 20 to indicate the number of personnel required, departure point, VIPtransportation mode, and country/area requiring support. Assign repetitions in succeeding iterationssequential line numbers; for example, first iteration 17 through 20; second iteration 17a through 20a; thirditeration 17b through 20b, and so on.

LINE 21 – BEGIN___________________________________________ (DTG to Begin Zone VIPSupport)


FM 101-5-2

II-103

TITLE: EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL SUPPORT [EODSPT] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: E040 {USMTF # D983}

LINE 22 – END_____________________________________________ (DTG to End Zone VIPSupport)

**Repeat lines 21 and 22 to indicate the time VIP support is to begin and end. Assign sequential linenumbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 21 through 22; second iteration 21a through22a; third iteration 21b through 22b, and so on.

LINE 23 – POC_____________________________________________ (Title and Last Name ofIndividual Designated as theRequesting Unit's POC forCoordinating EOD VIPSupport)

LINE 24 – TELEPHONE _____________________________________ (Telephone Number of POC)

LINE 25 – FREQUENCY _____________________________________ (Primary Radio Frequency ofUnit/Agency Requiring EODSupport)

LINE 26 – LOCATION_______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of POC)

**Lines 16 through 26 are applicable if report is a VIP EOD support request.

**Lines 23 through 26 are applicable if a POC has been designated by the unit requesting VIP EODprotection support.

LINE 27 – SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS_________________________ (Statement of Any SpecialRequirements for EOD SupportMission)



FM 101-5-2

II-104

TITLE: FIRE MISSION-BEACON LOCATION [FM.BEALOC]REPORT NUMBER: F001 {USMTF # C261}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report the location and identification code of one or more radarbeacons. Reference: FM 6-121.



LINE 3 – BEACON NAME ___________________________________ (Beacon Name)

LINE 4 – CODE ____________________________________________ (Beacon Code)

LINE 5 – LOCATION________________________________________ (Beacon Location, UTM or Six-Digit Grid Coordinate WithGrid Zone Designator)

LINE 6 – ON_______________________________________________ (Relative on Time or Beacon onDTG)

LINE 7 – OFF ______________________________________________ (Relative off Time or Beaconoff DTG)


**Repeat lines 3 through 8 to report information on multiple beacons. Assign sequential line numbers tosucceeding iterations; for example, first iteration 3 through 8; second iteration 3a through 8a, and so on.


FM 101-5-2

II-105

TITLE: FIRE MISSION-REQUEST TO FIRE [FM.RF]REPORT NUMBER: F005 {USMTF # D212}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to request permission to fire across common boundaries from anadjacent service unit. Reference: FM 6-30.





LINE 5 – DESCRIPTION_____________________________________ (Target Description)

LINE 6 – FIRING UNIT______________________________________ (Firing Unit)

LINE 7 – WEAPON _________________________________________ (Weapon Type)

LINE 8 – ROUNDS IN EFFECT _______________________________ (Number of Rounds in Effect)

LINE 9 – PROJECTILE ______________________________________ (Projectile Type)

LINE 10 – FUZE____________________________________________ (Fuze Type)

LINE 11 – EST DTG INITIAL RDS ____________________________ (Estimated DTG of InitialRounds)



FM 101-5-2

II-106

TITLE: FIRE PLANNING-COMPUTE A FIRE PLAN [FP.COMPFP]REPORT NUMBER: F010 {USMTF # A272}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to specify the h-hour, the number of fire plan phases, the phases starttimes relative to h-hour, and the phase lengths. Reference: FM 6-20 and FM 6-20-10.





LINE 5 – H-HOUR __________________________________________ (H-Hour Fire Plan OperationOrder)

LINE 6 – ALFA START______________________________________ (Phase Start Time)

LINE 7 – LENGTH__________________________________________ (Fire Plan Phase Length inMinutes)

LINE 8 – BRAVO START ____________________________________ (Phase Start Time)

LINE 9 – LENGTH__________________________________________ (Fire Plan Phase Length inMinutes)

LINE 10 – CHARLIE START _________________________________ (Phase Start Time)

LINE 11 – LENGTH_________________________________________ (Fire Plan Phase Length inMinutes)

LINE 12 – DELTA START ___________________________________ (Phase Start Time)

LINE 13 – LENGTH_________________________________________ (Fire Plan Phase Length inMinutes)



FM 101-5-2

II-107

TITLE: FIRE PLANNING-FIRE PLAN EXECUTIVE ORDERS [FP.FPO]REPORT NUMBER: F015 {USMTF # E272}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use (1) to identify the firing element and (2) to specify the number ofrounds or effects required for each target in a fire plan. Reference: FM 6-20 and FM 6-20-10.





LINE 5 – UNIT DESIGNATORS_______________________________ (Section, Platoon, Battery/Company, Battalion/Regimentand Regiment/Brigade/DivisionDesignators, or Ship CallSign(s))





LINE 10 – TARGET NO. _____________________________________ (Fire Support Target Number)


FM 101-5-2

II-108

TITLE: FIRE PLANNING-FIRE PLAN EXECUTIVE ORDERS [FP.FPO] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: F015 {USMTF # E272}

LINE 11 – TARGET ID ______________________________________ (Target Identification Number)

LINE 12 – TRAJECTORY ____________________________________ (Type of Trajectory)





LINE 17 – VOLLEYS________________________________________ (Number of Initial Volleys andNumber of Subsequent Volleys)





LINE 22 – EFFECTS ________________________________________ (Effects (Percent Damage)Required)





LINE 27 – RELATIVE TIME__________________________________ (Time in Minutes Relative toH-Hour)


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TITLE: FIRE PLANNING-FIRE PLAN EXECUTIVE ORDERS [FP.FPO] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: F015 {USMTF # E272}

LINE 28 – PHASE __________________________________________ (Phase of Fire)

LINE 29 – SHELL __________________________________________ (Initial Volley Projectile andSubsequent Volley Projectile)





LINE 34 – FUZE____________________________________________ (Initial Volley Fuze andSubsequent Volley Fuze)





LINE 39 – TARGET LIST ____________________________________ (Target List/Last TargetIndicator)

**Repeat lines 10 through 39 if necessary. Assign sequential line numbers to succeeding iterations; forexample, first iteration 10 through 39; second iteration 10a through 39a; and so on.



FM 101-5-2

II-110

TITLE: FIRE PLANNING-FIRE PLAN TARGET LIST [FP.FPT]REPORT NUMBER: F020 {USMTF # E271}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use (1) to list targets in the Fire Plan Target List and (2) to givescheduling data of fires in a fire plan. Reference: FM 6-20 and FM 6-20-10.






LINE 6 – TARGET ID _______________________________________ (Target Identification Number)




LINE 10 – TYPE____________________________________________ (Target or Friendly Unit Typeand Subtype)


LINE 12 – RADIUS _________________________________________ (Target Radius in Meters)

LINE 13 – LENGTH_________________________________________ (Target Length in Meters)

LINE 14 – WIDTH __________________________________________ (Target Width in Meters)

LINE 15 – ATTITUDE _______________________________________ (Target Attitude in Mils)

LINE 16 – ACCURACY______________________________________ (Target Report Accuracy inMeters)

LINE 17 – RELATIVE TIME__________________________________ (Time in Minutes Relative toH-Hour)


FM 101-5-2

II-111

TITLE: FIRE PLANNING-FIRE PLAN TARGET LIST [FP.FPT] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: F020 {USMTF # E271}

LINE 18 – PRIORITY________________________________________ (Fire Plan Target Priority)





LINE 23 – GROUP __________________________________________ (Target Group Number)

LINE 24 – SERIES __________________________________________ (Target Series Name and AttackSequence Number)

LINE 25 – POSITION________________________________________ (Single Firing Site Designator)

LINE 26 – TARGET LIST ____________________________________ (Target List/Last TargetIndicator)

**Repeat lines 5 through 26 if necessary. Assign sequential line numbers to succeeding iterations; forexample, first iteration 5 through 26; second iteration 5a through 26a; and so on.



FM 101-5-2

II-112

TITLE: FIRE PLANNING-NUCLEAR SCHEDULE [FP.NUCSCD]REPORT NUMBER: F025 {USMTF # D271}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to add, amend, or cancel the specified nuclear target in a specified fireplan. Reference: FM 6-20.







LINE 7 – GRID _____________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 8 – ALTITUDE ________________________________________ (Altitude in Meters)

LINE 9 – DGZ GZ & 100-KM SQ ______________________________ (Desired Ground Zero - UTMGrid Zone and 100-KM Square)

LINE 10 – DGZ 1M E & 1M N ________________________________ (Desired Ground Zero - UTM 1-Meter Easting and UTM 1-Meter Northing)

LINE 11 – GZ ALTITUDE____________________________________ (Ground Zero Altitude inMeters)

LINE 12 – TARGET ELEMENTS ______________________________ (Number of Target Elements)

LINE 13 – TYPE____________________________________________ (Target or Friendly Unit Typeand Subtype)


LINE 15 – RADIUS _________________________________________ (Target or Friendly Unit Radius)


FM 101-5-2

II-113

TITLE: FIRE PLANNING-NUCLEAR SCHEDULE [FP.NUCSCD] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: F025 {USMTF # D271}

LINE 16 – LENGTH_________________________________________ (Target or Friendly UnitLength)

LINE 17 – WIDTH __________________________________________ (Target or Friendly Unit Width)

LINE 18 – ATTITUDE _______________________________________ (Attitude in Mils)

LINE 19 – TIME ____________________________________________ (Time in Minutes Relative toH-Hour)

LINE 20 – DURATION ______________________________________ (Duration of Fire)

LINE 21 – UNIT DESIGNATORS______________________________ (Section, Platoon, Battery/Company, Battalion/Regimentand Regiment/Brigade/DivisionDesignators)

LINE 22 – POSITION________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With Grid ZoneSingle Firing Site Designator)

LINE 23 – FIRE FOR EFFECT ________________________________ (Fire for Effect Number ofVolleys)

LINE 24 – PROJECTILE _____________________________________ (Fire for Effect Projectile)

LINE 25 – FUZE____________________________________________ (Fire for Effect Fuze)



FM 101-5-2

II-114

TITLE: FIRE PLANNING-RESERVE FIRE UNIT [FP.RESFU]REPORT NUMBER: F030 {USMTF # A271}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to preclude use of fire units during a specific time interval in aspecific fire plan. Reference: FM 6-20.






LINE 6 – START ___________________________________________ (Reservation Start Time inMinutes)

LINE 7 – STOP_____________________________________________ (Reservation Stop Time in Minutes)

**Repeat lines 5 through 7 to provide reservation information on multiple fire units. Assign sequentialline numbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 5 through 7; second iteration 5a through7a; third iteration 5b through 7b, and so on.



FM 101-5-2

II-115

TITLE: FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT-COMMANDER'S CRITERIA [FSE.CRITER]REPORT NUMBER: F035 {USMTF # E273}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to disseminate analysis criteria for nuclear target analysis, chemicaltarget analysis, nuclear fire planning, and fallout prediction. Reference: FM 6-20.





LINE 5 – TIME_____________________________________________ (DTG of Fire Plan)


LINE 7 – UNIT DESIGNATORS_______________________________ (Section, Platoon, Battery/Company, Battalion/Regimentand Regiment/Brigade/DivisionDesignators)

LINE 8 – CIRCULAR ERROR PROBABLE______________________ (Nuclear Target AnalysisCircular Error Probable)

LINE 9 – ZONE ____________________________________________ (Zone of Fire Responsibility)

LINE 10 – EXCEPTION______________________________________ (Nuclear Target AnalysisException Indicator)




LINE 14 – AREA ___________________________________________ (Required Coverage for AreaTargets)

LINE 15 – CRITERIA________________________________________ (Personnel Radiation CasualtyCriteria)


FM 101-5-2

II-116

TITLE: FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT-COMMANDER'S CRITERIA [FSE.CRITER](CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: F035 {USMTF # E273}

LINE 16 – PRIMARY________________________________________ (Primary Target Category)

LINE 17 – PROBABILITY____________________________________ (Required Probability for PointTargets)

LINE 18 – DAMAGE ________________________________________ (Material Damage Level)

LINE 19 – VULNERABILITY_________________________________ (Troop Safety VulnerabilityCategory)

LINE 20 – RISK ____________________________________________ (Troop Safety Risk Category)

LINE 21 – VEGETATION ____________________________________ (Vegetation FlammabilityCategory Designator and ForestType)

LINE 22 – MAXIMUM YIELD ________________________________ (Maximum Yield to beConsidered)

LINE 23 – MINIMUM DISTANCE _____________________________ (Minimum Distance Allowablefor Scheduling (Adjusted))

LINE 24 – PRECIPITATION __________________________________ (Precipitation Indicator)

LINE 25 – WEAPON ________________________________________ (Surface-to-Surface WeaponType)

LINE 26 – MAX VOLLEYS___________________________________ (Maximum Number of Volleysper Fire Unit)

LINE 27 – CHEMICAL MINIMUM ____________________________ (Minimum Allowable ChemicalEffects)

LINE 28 – OPTIMUM _______________________________________ (Optimum Chemical Effects)

LINE 29 – MAX CHEM______________________________________ (Maximum Allowable ChemicalEffects and Persistent Indicator)



FM 101-5-2

II-117

TITLE: FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT-FRIENDLY UNIT LOCATION [FSE.FRD]REPORT NUMBER: F040 {USMTF # B260}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report information concerning friendly unit locations and status(for other than organic artillery and NSF units) to facilitate NBC vulnerability analysis. Reference:FM 6-20.




LINE 4 – UNIT DESIGNATORS_______________________________ (Section, Platoon, Battery/Company, Battalion/Regimentand Regiment/Brigade/DivisionDesignators)

LINE 5 – AIR UNIT DESIGNATORS___________________________ (Friendly Unit Designator –Used Only for Air Units)

LINE 6 – SHIP CALL SIGN___________________________________ (Fire Support Ship Call Sign(s))




OR (IF NECESSARY)

LINE 10 – LAT/LONG_______________________________________ (Unit Location, LAT/LONG)

LINE 11 – TYPE/SUBTYPE __________________________________ (Friendly Unit Type, FriendlyUnit Subtype)


LINE 13 – RADIUS _________________________________________ (Friendly Unit Radius inMeters)

LINE 14 – LENGTH_________________________________________ (Friendly Unit Length inMeters)


FM 101-5-2

II-118

TITLE: FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT-FRIENDLY UNIT LOCATION [FSE.FRD] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: F040 {USMTF # B260}

LINE 15 – WIDTH __________________________________________ (Friendly Unit Width in Meters)

LINE 16 – ATTITUDE _______________________________________ (Target Attitude in Mils)

LINE 17 – SAFETY VULNERABILITY_________________________ (Troop Safety VulnerabilityCategory)

LINE 18 – SAFETY RISK ____________________________________ (Troop Safety Risk Category)

LINE 19 – RADIATION STATUS______________________________ (Nuclear Radiation ExposureStatus)

LINE 20 – NUC VULNERABILITY ____________________________ (Nuclear VulnerabilityCategory)



FM 101-5-2

II-119

TITLE: FLIGHT CONTROL INFORMATION [FLTCONTINFO]REPORT NUMBER: F045 {USMTF # F632}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide control and coordination information for aircraft enteringanother service or component’s airspace. Reference: FM 100-103-1.



LINE 3 – PLAN_____________________________________________ (Flight Plan Designation)

LINE 4 – MISSION _________________________________________ (Mission Number)

LINE 5 – STATUS __________________________________________ (Status of Flight Plan:APPROVED OrDISAPPROVED)

LINE 6 – CONTROL ________________________________________ (Type Control: INITIAL,FINAL, COORDINATION,MONITOR)

LINE 7 – CALL SIGN _______________________________________ (Call Sign of Control Agency)

LINE 8 – PRIMARY_________________________________________ (Primary Frequency orFrequency Designator)

LINE 9 – SECONDARY______________________________________ (Secondary Frequency orFrequency Designator)

LINE 10 – POSITION________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With Grid ZoneDesignator at Which theAircraft Should Contact theControl Agency)

LINE 11 – CONTROL _______________________________________ (Type Control: INITIAL,FINAL, COORDINATION,MONITOR)

LINE 12 – CALL SIGN ______________________________________ (Call Sign of Control Agency)

LINE 13 – PRIMARY________________________________________ (Primary Frequency orFrequency Designator)

LINE 14 – SECONDARY_____________________________________ (Secondary Frequency orFrequency Designator)


FM 101-5-2

II-120

TITLE: FLIGHT CONTROL INFORMATION [FLTCONTINFO] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: F045 {USMTF # F632}

LINE 15 – POSITION________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator at Which theAircraft Should Contact theControl Agency)













FM 101-5-2

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TITLE: FLIGHT CONTROL INFORMATION [FLTCONTINFO] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: F045 {USMTF # F632}












FM 101-5-2

II-122

TITLE: FRAGMENTARY ORDER [FRAGO]REPORT NUMBER: F050

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to send timely changes of existing orders to subordinate andsupporting commanders while providing notification to higher and adjacent commands. Send FLASHprecedence O&I or CMD IAW unit SOPs. Reference: FM 101-5.



LINE 3 – FRAGO ORDER NO.________________________________ (Fragmentary Order)

LINE 4 – REFERENCES _____________________________________ (Changes to OPORD Only)

LINE 5 – TIME ZONE _______________________________________ (Time Zone Used in FRAGO)

LINE 6 – SITUATION _______________________________________ (Mandatory Include Changes)

LINE 7 – MISSION _________________________________________ (Mandatory)

LINE 8 – EXECUTION – INTENT _____________________________ (Optional)

a. CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS________________________ (Changes to OPORD Only)

b. TASKS TO SUB UNITS_____________________________ (Changes to OPORD Only)

c. COORDINATING INSTRUCTIONS. __________________ (Changes to OPORD Only)

LINE 9 – SERVICE SUPPORT ________________________________ (With Changes)

LINE 10 – COMMAND AND SIGNAL__________________________ (With Changes)

LINE 11 – ACKNOWLEDGE _________________________________ (Mandatory)

LINE 12 – CDR NAME, RANK________________________________ (Commander’s Name and Rank)

LINE 13 – OFFICIAL________________________________________ (Optional)

LINE 14 – ANNEXES _______________________________________ (Optional)

LINE 15 – DISTRIBUTION___________________________________ (Optional)



FM 101-5-2

II-123

TITLE: FRIENDLY NUCLEAR STRIKE WARNING [STRIKWARN (NUC)]REPORT NUMBER: F055 {USMTF # C505}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide friendly forces with the necessary information to takesafety precautions against the effects of friendly nuclear blasts. Reference: ATP-45 (A), FM 3-3-1, andFM 3-4.



LINE 3 – ALFA WHISKEY ___________________________________ (Target Number or TargetNickname)

LINE 4 – DELTA WHISKEY__________________________________ (DTG of Strike and DTG StrikeCancelled)

LINE 5 – FOXTROT ONE ____________________________________ (Minimum Safe Distance 1 inHundreds of Meters, Followedby Coordinates of Ground Zeroor DGZ, or Coordinates WhichDescribe MSD Box ONE forMultiple Nuclear Detonations)

LINE 6 – FOXTROT TWO ___________________________________ (Minimum Safe Distance 2 inHundreds of Meters, Followedby Coordinates of Ground Zeroor DGZ, or Coordinates WhichDescribe MSD Box TWO forMultiple Nuclear Detonations)

LINE 7 – FOXTROT THREE__________________________________ (Minimum Safe Distance 3 inHundreds of Meters, Followedby Coordinates of Ground Zeroor DGZ, or Coordinates WhichDescribe MSD Box THREE forMultiple Nuclear Detonations)

LINE 8 – GOLF ____________________________________________ (Means of Delivery/ROTAClassification)

LINE 9 – HOTEL WHISKEY__________________________________ (Number of Surface Bursts)

LINE 10 – INDIA WHISKEY _________________________________ (Number of Bursts if MultipleStrike)


FM 101-5-2

II-124

TITLE: FRIENDLY NUCLEAR STRIKE WARNING [STRIKWARN (NUC)] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: F055 {USMTF # C505}



FM 101-5-2

II-125

TITLE: GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE MESSAGE [GENADMIN]REPORT NUMBER: G001 {USMTF # F002}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to pass information not found in any other FM 101-5-2 report andmessage format. Use for free text message as required. Reference: FM 101-5.



LINE 3 – REFERENCE ______________________________________ (If Applicable, DTG ofReferenced Report orDocument)

LINE 4 – SUBJECT _________________________________________ (Subject Matter of This Report)


LINE 6 – AUTHENTICATION ________________________________ (Report Authentication).

FM 101-5-2

II-126

TITLE: HANDOVER MESSAGE [HANDOVER]REPORT NUMBER: H001 {USMTF # E706}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to initiate and complete a handover from ADA command and controllink to another. Reference: FM 44-100.



LINE 3 − CALL SIGN _______________________________________ (Call Sign of Aircraft or Flightto Handover)

LINE 4 − PRESENT POSITION _______________________________ (Aircraft Position in UTM orSix-Digit Grid Coordinate WithMGRS Grid Zone Designator)

LINE 5 – HEADING_________________________________________ (Heading in Degrees Magnetic)

LINE 6 – ALTITUDE ________________________________________ (Aircraft Altitude in Nearest1,000 Feet)

LINE 7 – MISSION _________________________________________ (Mission Number ofAircraft/Flight)

LINE 8 – NO. TYPE _________________________________________ (Number and Type of Aircraft)

LINE 9 – SQUAWKING _____________________________________ (IFF/SIF Mode and Code)

LINE 10 – SPEED___________________________________________ (Speed in Knots if on anIntercept)

LINE 11 – ENGAGED _______________________________________ (Paired/Engaged Status if on anIntercept)

LINE 12 – WEAPON ________________________________________ (Weapon Status if on anIntercept)

LINE 13 – FUEL____________________________________________ (Fuel Remaining in Hundreds ofPounds)

LINE 14 − TIME TO BINGO__________________________________ (Time in Hours and MinutesUntil BINGO Fuel)

LINE 15 – TADIL___________________________________________ (TADIL Address)


FM 101-5-2

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TITLE: HANDOVER REPORT [HANDOVER] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: H001 {USMTF # E706}

LINE 16 – TARGET _________________________________________ (Destination Target to IncludeIntermediate Points in UTM orSix-Digit Grid Coordinate WithMGRS Grid Zone Designator)

**Lines 7 through 16 are amplifying information to be provided as desired.

LINE 17 − CONFIRM FREQUENCY ___________________________ (Frequency Designator)

LINE 18 – SEND ___________________________________________ (Call Sign of Aircraft or FlightBeing Handed Over)

LINE 19 – FREQUENCY _____________________________________ (Frequency Designator for Pilotto Contact Receiving ControlAgency)

LINE 20 − ASSIGNED SQUAWK______________________________ (IFF/SIF Mode and Code to beAssigned after Transfer)

LINE 21 – TIME ____________________________________________ (DTG that Handover isEffective)

LINE 22 – POSITION________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

**After the controlling agency contacts the pilot, he makes successful contact with the receiving agency;the receiving agency confirms transfer of control.

**The receiving agency passes the information in line 25 to the controlling agency.

____________THIS IS_________________________ HAVE CONTROL OF

LINE 23 − CALL SIGN ______________________________________ (Call Sign of Aircraft or FlightHanded Over)



FM 101-5-2

II-128

TITLE: HIGHWAY SITUATION REPORT [HWYSITREP]REPORT NUMBER: H005 {USMTF # C200}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide data about main supply routes (MSRs) to include MSRcapabilities, choke points, and units affected. Reference: FM 17-95 and FM 701-58.



LINE 3 – ROUTE ___________________________________________ (Main Supply RouteName and Number)

LINE 4 – EFFECTIVE _______________________________________ (DTG Zone the Data isEffective)

LINE 5 – FROM ____________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 6 – TO _______________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 7 – DISTANCE ________________________________________ (Distance in KilometersBetween the From and ToLocations)



FM 101-5-2

II-129

TITLE: HUMAN REMAINS SEARCH AND RECOVERY STATUS REPORT[REMAINSARSTAT]REPORT NUMBER: H010 {USMTF # B965}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report the status of searching for and recovering human remainswithin an assigned area of responsibility. Reference: FM 10-63-1 and FM 10-286.



LINE 3 – EFFECTIVE DTG___________________________________ (DTG the Information isEffective)

LINE 4 – STATUS __________________________________________ (Enter BEGAN, COMPLETE,INCOMPLETE, DELAYED,HALTED, or PERFORMING toIndicate Search and RecoveryStatus)

LINE 5 – COORDINATES____________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

**Send additional iterations of Line 5 as required. Number additional coordinate lines as 5a, 5b, 5c, andso on.

LINE 6 – RESULTS _________________________________________ (Accomplishments AchievedFrom Search)

LINE 7 – REMAINS_________________________________________ (Enter the Identification of theRemains Recovered)



FM 101-5-2

II-130

TITLE: INTELLIGENCE REPORT [INTREP]REPORT NUMBER: I001 {USMTF # C110}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide the exchange of information obtained through tacticalcollection efforts regarding events that could have an immediate and significant effect on current planningand operations of timely interest, such as the primary means of reporting HUMINT or counterintelligenceinformation. Reference: FM 34-3.



LINE 3 – SIZE _____________________________________________ (Enemy Strength/Size/Number)

LINE 4 – ACTIVITY ________________________________________ (Enemy Activity Description,Including Direction and Speedif Moving)


LINE 6 – UNIT _____________________________________________ (Enemy Nationality, UnitDesignator/Name/Type)

LINE 7 – TIME_____________________________________________ (DTG of Activity)

LINE 8 – EQUIPMENT ______________________________________ (Major Enemy Equipment)

LINE 9 – SOURCES_________________________________________ (Reliability Rating of Sourceand Credibility Rating ofInformation)

LINE 10 – EVALUATION____________________________________ (Evaluation of Source,Information, and BDA)

LINE 11 – CONCLUSION ____________________________________ (Reporter’s Analysis of WhatReported Information Means)



FM 101-5-2

II-131

TITLE: INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY [INTSUM]REPORT NUMBER: I002

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use (1) to summarize significant enemy activities, (2) to report analysis ofthe current situation, and (3) to assess probable enemy courses of action in an area of operation. Send onO&I net as ROUTINE IAW unit SOPs or via liaison officer, courier, or digital routine precedence. Also,when sent graphically, this format represents a Graphic Summary. Use the Graphic Summary tographically display (INSUM). Reference: FM 34-3.



LINE 3 – SITUATION _______________________________________ (General Enemy Situation SinceLast Report (Deep, Close, Rear,Adjacent Units))

LINE 4 – EFLOT ___________________________________________ (Current Enemy Front LineTrace)

LINE 5 – ENEMY UNIT SIZE_________________________________ (Enemy Ground ManeuverUnits LOCATION/ACTIVITY/Status by Echelon/Size,Location EST STRENGTH(Grid), Activity, EstimatedStrength)

LINE 6 – ENEMY ARTILLERY _______________________________ (Enemy Artillery Activity andEstimated Strength)

LINE 7 – ENEMY NBC ______________________________________ (Enemy NBC Activity (Type,Location, DTG))

LINE 8 – ENEMY AIR_______________________________________ (Enemy Air and Air Activity)

LINE 9 – ENEMY ENGINEER ________________________________ (Enemy Engineer Activity)

LINE 10 – REAR AREA THREAT _____________________________ (Enemy Rear Area Threat(Light Forces, SF))

LINE 11 – ENEMY’S EST COA _______________________________ (Enemy’s Most ProbableCourses of Action)

LINE 12 – PIR______________________________________________ (Current PIR in Order ofPriority and the Phase ofOperation)


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TITLE: INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY [INSUM] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: I002

LINE 13 – ENEMY CS_______________________________________ (Location and Activity ofEnemy Combat Support Units)

LINE 14 – ENEMY CSS______________________________________ (Location and Activity ofEnemy Combat Service SupportUnits)

LINE 15 – VULNERABILITIES _______________________________ (Analysis of Enemy’s Currentor Emerging Vulnerabilities)

LINE 16 – WEATHER AND TERRAIN _________________________ (Analysis of Effects of Weatherand Terrain)

LINE 17 – ENEMY BDA _____________________________________ (Summarize Enemy BDADuring Period)



FM 101-5-2

II-133

TITLE: LOGISTICS RESUPPLY REQUEST [LOGRESREP]REPORT NUMBER: L001

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to convey to S4/G4 and logistical commander request of supplies andequipment prior to the next scheduled resupply. Use to request support in a tactical emergency or forurgent tactical requirements. Send normal or routine requirements through the LOGISTICS SITUATIONREPORT. Use this format for all types of emergency or urgent supply requests (include water, barriermateriel, blade support, etc). Reference: FM 700-80 and FM 701-58.



LINE 3 – CLASS I __________________________________________ (Number of Meals or WaterRequired Before NextScheduled Resupply. StatePrecedence.)

LINE 4 – CLASS III ________________________________________ (Type and Amount of POLRequired Before NextResupply. State Precedence.)

LINE 5 – CLASS V__________________________________________ (Type and Amount ofAmmunition Required BeforeNext Resupply. StatePrecedence.)

LINE 6 – MAINTENANCE ___________________________________ (Number and Quantity by LineNumber of Parts and/orEquipment Required BeforeNext Resupply. StatePrecedence.)

LINE 7 – MEDICAL ________________________________________ (Number and Type of MedicalEquipment/Medical SupportRequired Before NextResupply. State Precedence.)

LINE 8 – OTHER ___________________________________________ (Number and Type of SuppliesNot Listed Above and RequiredBefore the Next Resupply. StatePrecedence.)

LINE 9 – RESUPPLY LOCATION _____________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With Grid ZoneDesignator for Location ofResupply Requested)


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TITLE: LOGISTICS RESUPPLY REQUEST [LOGRESREP] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: L001

LINE 10 – SUPPLY STAT____________________________________ (Status of UNIT (Red, Amber,Green))



FM 101-5-2

II-135

TITLE: LOGISTICS SITUATION REPORT [LOGSITREP]REPORT NUMBER: L005 {USMTF # C802}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report logistic problems, required logistic assistance andreallocation, and recommended or intended courses of actions. Reference: FM 700-80 and FM 701-58.



LINE 3 – MAP _____________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator for the MapBeing Referenced)

LINE 4 – EVALUATION_____________________________________ (Major Units, CombatOperation Type, and DaysLogistically Supportable)

UNIT__________________OPERATION___________________DAYS__________



LINE 5 – IDENTIFICATION__________________________________ (Identification/Designation ofComponent, Agency, or UnitMaking Report)


LINE 7 – COMMENT _______________________________________ (Pertinent Unit Comments)

LINE 8 – FORCE WEAPON SYSTEMS_________________________ (Line Item Numbers andQuantities on Hand, Authorized,and Operational)

LINE____________ON HAND_________AUTH________OPER_____REQ_____

LINE____________ON HAND_________AUTH________OPER_____ REQ_____

LINE____________ON HAND_________AUTH________OPER_____ REQ_____


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TITLE: LOGISTICS SITUATION REPORT [LOGSITREP] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: L005 {USMTF # C802}

LINE 9 – AMMUNITION ____________________________________ (Type of Ammunition, Quantityon Hand, Quantity Due in, andRDD)

TYPE_____________ON HAND___________DUE_____________RDD______ REQ_____



LINE 10 – CRYOGENICS ____________________________________ (Comments or Status ofCryogenics)

LINE 11 – PETROLEUM ____________________________________ (Product Type, Quantity andUnit of Measure on Hand, andDays of Supply on Hand)

PRODUCT_____________ON HAND______________DAYS____________REQ_____

PRODUCT_____________ON HAND______________DAYS____________REQ_____

LINE 12 – EQUIPMENT _____________________________________ (National Stock Numbers andQuantities on Hand, Authorized,and Operational)

NSN________________ON HAND_______AUTH_________OPER_________REQ_____



LINE 13 – CRITICAL EQUIPMENT ___________________________ (Type, QuantityNonoperational, MaterielDamage Level (MDLV)(MODERATE or SEVERE),and as of DTG)

TYPE________________NONOP_______DMLV_________AS OF_________REQ_____




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TITLE: LOGISTICS SITUATION REPORT [LOGSITREP] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: L005 {USMTF # C802}

LINE 14 – REPAIR MATERIEL _______________________________ (Type, National Stock Number,and Quantity of CriticallyRequired Repair Materiel)

TYPE______________NSN_________________________QTY_______________ REQ_____

TYPE______________NSN_________________________QTY_______________ REQ_____

TYPE______________NSN_________________________QTY_______________ REQ_____

LINE 15 – RATIONS ________________________________________ (Ration Type, Number of Mealson Hand, and Days of Supplyon Hand)

TYPE_______________ON HAND________________________DAYS_________ REQ_____



LINE 16 – WATER__________________________________________ (Water Type (Potable orNonpotable) Gallons Available,and Days of Supply on Hand)

TYPE___________________GALLONS_____________________DAYS_________REQ_____



**Repeat lines 5 through 16 to indicate each type of equipment. Assign sequential line numbers tosucceeding iterations; for example, first iteration 5 through 16; second iteration 5a through 16a; thirditeration 5b through 16b; and so on.

LINE 17 – CDR'S SUMMARY ________________________________ (Narrative CommentsAddressing DegradedCapabilities, Shortages, orProblems Impacting onWarfighting Capability as wellas Recommended Courses ofAction)



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TITLE: LOST SENSITIVE ITEM REPORT [LOSTITEM]REPORT NUMBER: L010

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use— usually by the Provost Marshall— to summarize unit’s loss of sensitiveitems. Send IAW unit SOPs. References FM 19-1.



LINE 3 – SUMMARY _______________________________________ (Summary of Loss)

UNIT ITEMS LOST SERIAL NO. ACTION TAKEN DTG LOSS

____________ _________ _______________ ________________ ____________

____________ _________ _______________ ________________ ____________

____________ _________ _______________ ________________ ____________

____________ _________ _______________ ________________ ____________

LINE 4 – PM ASSESSMENT__________________________________



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TITLE: MAIL DISTRIBUTION SCHEME CHANGE [MAILDISTCH]REPORT NUMBER: M001 {USMTF # F882}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to establish and change mail routing for assigned or co-located units.Reference: FM 12-6.



LINE 3 – GAINING NUMBER ________________________________ (Number of the Facility GainingResponsibility)

LINE 4 – GAINING LOCATION_______________________________ (Place Name for the FacilityGaining Responsibility)

LINE 5 – EFFECTIVE DATE _________________________________ (DTG the Change in MailDistribution Will be Effective)

LINE 6 – LOSING NUMBER _________________________________ (Number of the Facility LosingResponsibility)

LINE 7 – LOSING LOCATION________________________________ (Place Name for the FacilityLosing Responsibility)

LINE 8 – EFFECTIVE DATE _________________________________ (DTG the Change in LosingFacility Will be Effective)

LINE 9 – FOOTNOTE CODES ________________________________ (Letter(s) or Letter-Number(s)of Applicable PostalFootnote(s))

LINE 10 – GAINING FACILITY_______________________________ (Location Name of the AffectedMilitary Post Office)

LINE 11 – MAIL CLASS _____________________________________ (Mail Classification Code(s)Permitted at the LocationNamed in Line 9 (if not ALL,Also Provide RequiredDisposition of MailClassifications not Permitted))



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TITLE: MAINTENANCE SUPPORT REQUEST [MAINTSPTREQ]REPORT NUMBER: M005 {USMTF # D840}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to request maintenance support. Reference: FM 9-43-1.



LINE 3 – REQUESTING AGENCY ____________________________ (Identifier or Designator of theRequesting Agency)


LINE 5 – DATE ____________________________________________ (Date Maintenance Support isRequired)

LINE 6 – NOMENCLATURE _________________________________ (Category, Name, and Model ofEquipment RequiringMaintenance Support)

LINE 7 – NO. PIECES _______________________________________ (Number of Pieces ofEquipment RequiringMaintenance Support)

LINE 8 – TYPE_____________________________________________ (Type of Maintenance SupportRequired)

**Repeat lines 3 through 8 for each type of equipment requiring maintenance support. Assign sequentialline numbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 3 through 8; second iteration 3a through8a, and so on.

LINE 9 – EQUIPMENT LOCATION____________________________ (Location of EquipmentNeeding Support Using UTM orSix-Digit Grid Coordinate WithGrid Zone Designator)

LINE 10 – CONDITION______________________________________ (Brief Description of EquipmentCondition)

LINE 11 – SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS__________________________ (Special Instructions Relevant toSpecial Tools, ComponentsNeeded to Perform Support)


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TITLE: MAINTENANCE SUPPORT REQUEST [MAINTSPTREQ] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: M005 {USMTF # D840}

LINE 12 – COORDINATION _________________________________ (Coordination InstructionsRequired Between Supportedand Supporting Units)



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TITLE: MAINTENANCE SUPPORT RESPONSE [MAINTSPTRES]REPORT NUMBER: M010 {USMTF # D841}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to reply to a request for maintenance support. Reference: FM 9-43-1.



LINE 3 – REFERENCE ______________________________________ (DTG and Other IdentifyingInformation of CommunicationsWhich Requested MaintenanceSupport)

LINE 4 – DISPOSITION _____________________________________ (Status of Request:APPROVED,DISAPPROVED, MODIFIED)

LINE 5 – SUPPORTING UNIT ________________________________ (Identifier or Designator ofSupporting Unit)


LINE 7 – PRIORITY_________________________________________ (Priority of MaintenanceSupport Mission)

LINE 8 – START ___________________________________________ (DTG the Requested SupportWill Start)

LINE 9 – COMPLETE _______________________________________ (Estimated DTG SupportMission Will be Completed)

LINE 10 – INSTRUCTIONS __________________________________ (Special Instructions Relevant toSupport Required by theSupporting Unit)

LINE 11 – COORDINATION _________________________________ (Coordination InstructionsRequired Between SupportingUnits)

**Lines 5 through 11 are applicable only if line 4 is approved or modified.



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TITLE: MAJOR AMMUNITION MALFUNCTION-INITIAL REPORT[AMMOMALFUNCREP]REPORT NUMBER: M015 {USMTF # C201}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide initial notification (report) of a major ammunitionmalfunction. Reference: FM 9-6.



LINE 3 – ORIGINATING UNIT _______________________________ (Identifier for the Unit Makingthe Report)

LINE 4 – DATE-TIME _______________________________________ (DTG at Which the IncidentOccurred)

LINE 5 – LOCATION STATUS _______________________________ (Status of the Location at Whichthe Incident Occurred)

LINE 6 – INSTALLATION TYPE______________________________ (Type of Installation orLocation at Which IncidentOccurred)

LINE 7 – LOCATION DESIGNATOR __________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of theIncident)

LINE 8 – COUNTRY ________________________________________ (Country or Geographical-Political Pact of theOrganization Involved in theIncident)

LINE 9 – UTM _____________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

**Repeat line 9 as often as necessary to enter the UTM grid reference points.

LINE 10 – MALFUNCTION __________________________________ (Enter Details and Cause ofMalfunction (See NOTE 1))

LINE 11 – DAMAGES/CASUALTIES __________________________ (Casualty and DamageInformation)


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TITLE: MAJOR AMMUNITION MALFUNCTION-INITIAL REPORT[AMMOMALFUNCREP] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: M015 {USMTF # C201}

LINE 12 – STOCK NUMBER/CODE ___________________________ (National Stock Number,NATO Stock Number orNational Short Code)

LINE 13 – BATCH __________________________________________ (Batch Number of theAmmunition)

LINE 14 – LOT_____________________________________________ (Lot Number of theAmmunition)

LINE 15 – WEAPON ________________________________________ (Identifier of the Generic Typeof Weapon Being Used)

LINE 16 – MODEL__________________________________________ (Exact Weapon Model)

LINE 17 – NUMBER ________________________________________ (Number of Weapons Involved)

**Repeat lines 15 through 17 for each type of weapon. Assign sequential line numbers to succeedingiterations; for example, first iteration 15 through 17; second iteration 15a through 17a; third iteration 15bthrough 17b; and so on.

LINE 18 – WEATHER _______________________________________ (Weather Conditions at Time ofMalfunction)

LINE 19 – RANK ___________________________________________ (Rank or Position of POC)

LINE 20 – SURNAME _______________________________________ (Surname of POC)

LINE 21 – UNIT ____________________________________________ (Unit POC)

LINE 22 – TELEPHONE _____________________________________ (Telephone Number of POC)

LINE 23 – ACTION TAKEN __________________________________ (Enter Information on ActionTaken)



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TITLE: MEACONING, INTRUSION, JAMMING, AND INTERFACE (MIJI) FEEDER REPORT[MIJIFEEDER]REPORT NUMBER: M020 {USMTF # C120}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to share MIJI incidents in a timely manner and to provide for jointexchange of tactical MIJI information including electro-optic interference. Reference: FM 34-10.



LINE 3 – INTERFERENCE ___________________________________ (Strength and Characteristics)

LINE 4 – LOCATION________________________________________ (UTM of Affected Station orSix-Digit Grid Coordinate WithMGRS Grid Zone Designator)

LINE 5 – ON TIME _________________________________________ (Start DTG)

LINE 6 – OFF TIME_________________________________________ (End DTG)

LINE 7 – EFFECTS _________________________________________ (Operations/EquipmentAffected)

LINE 8 – FREQUENCY______________________________________ (Frequency/Frequency RangeAffected)



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TITLE: MEDIA CONTACT REPORT [MEDIACOTREP]REPORT NUMBER: M025

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to inform commander and staff of noncredentialed, unescorted, orunregistered media in the Division AO. Reference: FM 46-1.



LINE 3 – NONACCREDITED MEDIA__________________________ (Number of Any Unescorted,Noncredentialed orUnregistered MediaRepresentatives in AO)

LINE 4 − UNESCORTED MEDIA REPRESENTITIVE_____________

a. N/UMR _________________________________________ (Number Unescorted)

b. MEDIA AFFILIATION_____________________________ (Country/Agency)

c. LOCATION ______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

d. REASON FOR DETAINING ________________________ (Unescorted, Noncredentialed,Unregistered)

e. SOURCE ________________________________________ (Large Circulation Newspaper/Periodical or NationalTelevision/YES or NO)

f. DURATION______________________________________ (Duration in Location in Days(YES or NO))

**Repeat lines 4a through 4f to report additional unescorted representatives. Assign sequential linenumbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 4a through 4f; second iteration 4a1 through4f1; third iteration 4a2 through 4f2; and so on.

LINE 5 − PAO ASSESSMENT ________________________________ (Public Affairs Officer’sReport)



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TITLE: MEDICAL EVACUATION REQUEST [MEDEVAC]REPORT NUMBER: M030 {USMTF # D901}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to request evacuation of sick and wounded personnel by other thanUSAF fixed-wing assets. Reference: FM 8-10-6.



LINE 3 – LOCATION________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of Pickup SiteLocation; Encrypt if Using Non-Secure Means ofCommunication)

LINE 4 – RADIO FREQUENCY _______________________________ (Radio Frequency at PickupSite; Call Sign, and Suffix)

LINE 5 – NUMBER OF PATIENTS(P)__________________________ (Number of Patients byPrecedence. Report OnlyApplicable Information andEncrypt the Brevity Codes:A – URGENTB – URGENT-SURGC – PRIORITYD – ROUTINEE – CONVENIENCE)If two or more categories mustbe reported in the same request,insert the word BREAKbetween each category.)

LINE 6 – SPECIAL EQUIPMENT (Encrypt the Applicable BrevityCodes.A – NoneB – HoistC – Extraction Equipment)

LINE 7 – NUMBER OF PATIENTS(T)__________________________ (Total Number of Patients byType.L + # of PNT – LitterA + # of PNT – Ambulatory)


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TITLE: MEDICAL EVACUATION REQUEST [MEDEVAC] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: M030 {USMTF # D901}

LINE 8 – SECURITY OF PICK-UP SITE ________________________ (N – No Enemy Troops in AreaP – Possibly Enemy Troops in

Area (approach with caution)E – Enemy Troops in Area

(approach with caution)X – Enemy Troops in Area

(armed escort required))

LINE 9 – NO. TYPE OF WOUND, INJURY, OR ILLNESS (PEACETIME)

__________________________________________________________ (Specific Information RegardingPatient Wounds by Type)

LINE 10 – METHOD OF MARKING AT PZ _____________________ (Encrypt the Brevity Codes:A – PanelsB – Pyrotechnic signalC – Smoke SignalD – NoneE – Other)

LINE 11 – PATIENT NATIONALITY __________________________ (Number of Patients in EachCategory Need Not beTransmitted. Encrypt Only theApplicable Brevity Codes:A – US MilitaryB – US CivilianC – Non-US MilitaryD – Non-US CivilianE – EPW)

LINE 12 – NBC CONTAMINATION ___________________________ (NBC Contamination; UseBrevity Codes:N = NuclearB = BiologicalC = ChemicalU = UnknownA = All Clear)

LINE 13 – TERRAIN DESCRIPTION___________________________ (Description of Terrain Featuresat the Proposed Pick-up Site)


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TITLE: MEDICAL SITREP [MEDSITREP]REPORT NUMBER: M035

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to convey a quick, consolidated medical status report as a snapshotrather than a full report. Reference: FM 8-10-3.




LINE 4 – STATUS __________________________________________ (Number of Operational Cots,Unoccupied Cots, Number ofCots Uploaded)

LINE 5 – PATIENTS ________________________________________ (Number of Patients)

LINE 6 – PROJECTED LOCATIONS ___________________________ (Anticipated Operations in theNext 24 Hours; AnticipatedOpening and Closing Times atNew Locations)

LINE 7 – COMBAT HEALTH LOGISTICS ______________________ (Number of Days Class VIII &Blood OH)

LINE 8 – EVACUATION ASSETS _____________________________ (Availability and OperationalCapacity of Evacuation Assets)



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TITLE: MEDICAL SPOT REPORT [MEDSPTREP]REPORT NUMBER: M040

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report major medical incidents. Reference: FM 8-10-1.



LINE 3 – INCIDENT ________________________________________ (DTG of Incident)

LINE 4 – LOCATION________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of Emergency)

LINE 5 – EMERGENCY _____________________________________ (Specified Medical Emergency)

LINE 6 – UNIT AFFECTED __________________________________ (Affected Friendly Unit)



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TITLE: MEDICAL STATUS REPORT [MEDSTAT]REPORT NUMBER: M045 {USMTF # B907}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide status on hospitalization, incidence or occurrence ofdisease, and unresolved problems or items of significant interest having impact upon the overall medicalcapability or health of the command. The MEDSTAT report must be repeated in its entirety to report themedical status of ashore or afloat units. Reference: FM 8-10-24.



LINE 3 – TYPE_____________________________________________ (Type of Medical Status Report:ASHORE REPORT orAFLOAT REPORT)

LINE 4 – COMMAND _______________________________________ (Name of Designator ofReporting Command or Facilityif Ashore; Ship Name, Type andHull Number)

LINE 5 – POC______________________________________________ (Name of Medical Point ofContact)

LINE 6 – AVAILABLE ______________________________________ (Number of Cots or HospitalBeds Available)

LINE 7 – OCCUPIED________________________________________ (Number of Cots or HospitalBeds Occupied)

LINE 8 – OVERFLOW_______________________________________ (Number of Cots/HoldingBeds Occupied)

LINE 9 – FULL_____________________________________________ (Number of Cots/HoldingBeds Occupied)

LINE 10 – WAITING ________________________________________ (Number of Patients AwaitingEvacuation Out of/FromCommand's Area ofResponsibility Since LastReport)

LINE 11 – MEDLOG ________________________________________ (Number of Days of Class VIIISupplies on Hand)

LINE 12 – PROBLEMS ______________________________________ (Unresolved Problems andAnticipated Problems/IssuesAffecting Reporting Command)


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TITLE: MEDICAL STATUS REPORT [MEDSTAT] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: M045 {USMTF # B907}

LINE 13 – ASSESSMENT ____________________________________ (Commanding Officer'sAssessment of OperationalCapabilities and Ability toContinue Medical Support(Mandatory Entry))


**Report lines 3 to 14 as a group when reporting the medical status of more than one command, facility,or ship.


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TITLE: MESSAGE CORRECTION/CANCELLATION [MSGCORRN]REPORT NUMBER: M050 {USMTF # C002}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to cancel a message, add, delete, or replace information in thereferenced message by a message originator. Reference: FM 11-32.



LINE 3 – REPORT __________________________________________ (Report Type Referenced)

LINE 4 – ORIGINATOR _____________________________________ (Originator of ReferencedReport or Order)

LINE 5 – SERIAL___________________________________________ (Serial Number of ReferencedReport or Order)

LINE 6 – ACTION __________________________________________ (Action Directed: CANCEL,ADD, DELETE, or REPLACE)



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TITLE: METEOROLOGICAL-COMPUTER MESSAGE [MET.CM]REPORT NUMBER: M055 {USMTF # F254}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to disseminate computer meteorological data for use in fire supporttechnical fire control computations. Reference: FM 6-20 and FM 6-16 through FM 6-16-3.



(GLOBAL (MET STA POSITION (MET (MET STA HEIGHTOCTANT) OR NAME) VALIDITY) & PRESSURE)

LINE 3 – ALFA_________________________________________________________________

(MET.CM (MET.CM WIND (MET.CM AIR VIRTUALALTITUDE ZONE) DIR AND SPEED) TEMP & PRESSURE)

Sub-Line 00_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 01_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 02_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 03_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 04_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 05_________________________________________________________________

(MET.CM (MET.CM WIND (MET.CM AIR VIRTUALALTITUDE ZONE) DIR AND SPEED) TEMP & PRESSURE)

Sub-Line 06_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 07_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 08_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 09_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 10_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 11_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 12_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 13_________________________________________________________________

** Continued on next page.

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TITLE: METEOROLOGICAL-COMPUTER MESSAGE [MET.CM] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: M055 {USMTF # F254}

Sub-Line 14_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 15_________________________________________________________________



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TITLE: METEOROLOGICAL-FALLOUT MESSAGE [MET.CF]REPORT NUMBER: M060 {USMTF # F251}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to disseminate fallout meteorological data used in computing falloutpredictions and in chemical planning. Reference: FM 6-20 and FM 6-16 through FM 6-16-3



(GLOBAL (MET STA POSITION (PERIOD OF (MET STA HEIGHTOCTANT) OR NAME) VALIDITY) & PRESSURE)

LINE 3 – ALFA_________________________________________________________________

(MET.CF (MET WIND DIRECTION (MET.CF WINDALTITUDE ZONE) TENS OF MILS) SPEED IN KNOTS)

Sub-Line 00__________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 01__________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 02__________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 03__________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 04__________________________________________________________

(MET.CF (MET WIND DIRECTION (MET.CF WINDALTITUDE ZONE) TENS OF MILS) SPEED IN KNOTS)

Sub-Line 05__________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 06__________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 07__________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 08__________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 09__________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 10__________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 11__________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 12__________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 13__________________________________________________________


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TITLE: METEOROLOGICAL-FALLOUT MESSAGE [MET.CF] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: M060 {USMTF # F251}

Sub-Line 14__________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 15__________________________________________________________



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TITLE: METEOROLOGICAL-TARGET ACQUISITION MESSAGE [MET.TA]REPORT NUMBER: M065 {USMTF # F255}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to disseminate meteorological data for use by target acquisitionsystems. Reference: FM 6-20 and FM 6-16 through FM 6-16-3.



(GLOBAL (MET STA POSITION (MET (MET STA HEIGHTOCTANT) OR NAME) VALIDITY) & PRESSURE)

LINE 3 – ALFA_________________________________________________________________

(CLOUD BASE (MEAN REFRACTIVEHEIGHT) INDEX)

LINE 4 – BRAVO_______________________________________________________________

(MET.TA (MET.TA WIND (MET.TA AIR AMBIENT TEMP ALTITUDE ZONE) DIR & SPEED) & RELATIVE HUMIDITY)

Sub-Line 00_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 01_________________________________________________________________

(MET.TA (MET.TA WIND (MET.TA AIR AMBIENT TEMPALTITUDE ZONE) DIR & SPEED) & RELATIVE HUMIDITY)

Sub-Line 02_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 03_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 04_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 05_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 06_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 07_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 08_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 09_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 10_________________________________________________________________


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TITLE: METEOROLOGICAL-TARGET ACQUISITION MESSAGE [MET.TA] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: M065 {USMTF # F255}

Sub-Line 11_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 12_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 13_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 14_________________________________________________________________

Sub-Line 15_________________________________________________________________



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TITLE: MILITARY POSTAL FACILITY REQUEST [POSTREQ]REPORT NUMBER: M070 {USMTF # D881}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to request authorization to establish or disestablish a military postalfacility. Reference: FM 16-1.



LINE 3 – TYPE FACILITY ___________________________________ (Identify the Type PostalFacility Reported)

LINE 4 – DATE (OPENING) (CLOSING) _______________________ (State Whether ProposedOpening or Proposed Closingand the DTG)

LINE 5 – PERSONNEL ______________________________________ (Number of Personnel Affected)

LINE 6 – UNITS ____________________________________________ (Major Units Affected)

LINE 7 – LOCATION________________________________________ (Enter the Place Name of theCurrent or Proposed PostalFacility, the UTM or Six-DigitGrid Coordinate With MGRSGrid Zone Designator)

LINE 8 – JUSTIFICATION ___________________________________ (Information to Rationalize theNeed to Open or Close aMilitary Postal Facility)



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TITLE: MODIFICATION-ATTACK CRITERIA [MOD.ATTACK]REPORT NUMBER: M075 {USMTF # E277}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to override desired effects or standard volley factors in the JointMunitions Effectiveness Manual [JMEM] for specified target types and subtypes. Reference: FM 6-20.





LINE 5 – TARGET __________________________________________ (Target Type and Subtype)

LINE 6 – PROTECTION _____________________________________ (Degree of PersonnelProtection)

LINE 7 – EFFECTS _________________________________________ (Effects (Percent Damage)Required)

LINE 8 – VOLLEYS_________________________________________ (Fire for Effect Number ofVolleys)



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TITLE: MODIFICATION-EXCLUDE CRITERIA [MOD.XCLUDE]REPORT NUMBER: M080 {USMTF # E276}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to disseminate exclusions from tactical fire control consideration forfire missions or specified fire-plan processing. Exclusions include specific weapons of fire units orcombinations of shell and fuze by weapon type or fire unit. Reference: FM 6-20 and FM 6-16 throughFM 6-16-3.




LINE 4 – TIME_____________________________________________ (DTG of Fire Plan)


LINE 6 – EXCLUDE ________________________________________ (Section, Platoon, Battery/Company, Battalion/Regiment,and Regiment/Brigade/DivisionDesignators, or Ship CallSign(s))




LINE 10 – EXCLUDE _______________________________________ (Section, Platoon, Battery/Company, Battalion/Regiment,and Regiment/Brigade/DivisionDesignators, or Ship CallSign(s))

**Continued on next page

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TITLE: MODIFICATION-EXCLUDE CRITERIA [MOD.XCLUDE] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: M080 {USMTF # E276}

LINE 11 – WEAPON EXCLUDED _____________________________ (Surface-to-Surface WeaponType)

LINE 12 – WEAPON ________________________________________ (Surface-to-Surface WeaponType)

LINE 13 – PROJECTILE EXCLUDED __________________________ (Projectile Excluded)

LINE 14 – PROJECTILE _____________________________________ (Projectile Excluded)

LINE 15 – PROPELLANT EXCLUDED_________________________ (Propellant Excluded)

LINE 16 – PROPELLANT ____________________________________ (Propellant Excluded)

LINE 17 – FUZE EXCLUDED_________________________________ (Fuze Excluded)

LINE 18 – FUZE____________________________________________ (Fuze Excluded)



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TITLE: NBC SITUATION REPORT [NBCSITREP]REPORT NUMBER: N000

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report current NBC situation and chemical units’ activity. Send ona scheduled time line IAW unit SOPs, such as 0500, 1100, 1700, and 2300 daily. This is consideredroutine and is a normal report not indicated in NBC 1 through NBC 6 reports. Reference: FM 3-7.



LINE 3 – THREATCON______________________________________ (Threatcon Level of Unit)

LINE 4 – MOPP ____________________________________________ (Minimum MOPP Level ofUnit)

LINE 5 – RADIATION STAT _________________________________ (Unit Radiation Status)

LINE 6 – ENEMY___________________________________________ (Enemy NBC Activity (Use,Nonuse, Any Enemy ChemicalUnits Detected))

LINE 7 – NBC UNITS _______________________________________ (Status of Chemical Units orElements (Location, Activity,Recon Status, ReadinessStatus))

a. No. of Smoke systems auth._____No. Opnl_____Projected Opnl in 24 Hrs._____b. No. of Decon systems auth_____ No. Opnl_____Projected Opnl in 24 Hrs._____c. No. of Recon systems auth_____ No. Opnl_____Projected Opnl in 24 Hrs._____

LINE 8 – NBC RECON ______________________________________ (Reconnaissance MissionsConducted During ReportingPeriod)

Missions planned_____ DTG of exec._____Location _________ Unit supported_____MissionPurpose____________

LINE 9 – DECON ___________________________________________ (Decon Missions Conducted)


LINE 10 − SMOKE__________________________________________ (Smoke Missions Conducted)



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TITLE: NBC SITUATION REPORT [NBCSITREP] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: N000



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TITLE: NBC 1/ROTA REPORT [NBC1]REPORT NUMBER: N001 {USMTF # C488}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide the observer’s initial report giving basic data on a nuclearattack, biological attack, chemical attack, or releases other than attack (ROTA). This NBC1/ROTA voicemessage accommodates all NBC1/ROTA reporting. Reference: ATP-45 and FM 3-7.



LINE 3 – EVENT ___________________________________________ (Type of Incident: NUCLEAR,NUC.NAV, BIOLOGICAL,BIO.NAV, CHEMICAL, orCHEM.NAV)

LINE 4 – ALFA_____________________________________________ (NBC Strike Serial Number)

LINE 5 – BRAVO___________________________________________ (Position of Observer: UTM orSix-Digit Grid Coordinate WithMGRS Grid Zone Designator)

LINE 6 – CHARLIE _________________________________________ (Direction of Attack in Mils orDegrees as Measured ClockwiseFrom Grid, True, or MagneticNorth of Attack or ROTA Fromthe Observer)

LINE 7 – DELTA ___________________________________________ (DTG of Detonation orBeginning of Attack or ROTA)

LINE 8 – ECHO ____________________________________________ (End DTG of Attack or ROTA)

LINE 9 – FOXTROT ________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of Attack andCode Used to Represent ifReported Location of Attack orROTA is Actual or Estimated)

LINE 10 – GOLF ___________________________________________ (Vehicle or Device by WhichWeapon Was Delivered orROTA Was Released)

LINE 11 – HOTEL __________________________________________ (Type of Burst, Biological/Chemical Agent, andPersistency)


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TITLE: NBC 1/ROTA REPORT [NBC1] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: N001 {USMTF # C488}

LINE 12 – INDIA ___________________________________________ (Number of Munitions orAircraft)

LINE 13 – JULIET __________________________________________ (Time in Seconds DenotingFlash-to-Bang DTG of NuclearAttack)

LINE 14 – KILO ____________________________________________ (Terrain and VegetationDescription or Crater Indicatorand Width in Feet or Meters)

LINE 15 – LIMA____________________________________________ (Nuclear Burst Angular CloudWidth Measured at FiveMinutes After DetonationMeasured in Degrees or Mils)

LINE 16 – MIKE____________________________________________ (Stabilized Cloud Top orBottom Height in Feet or Metersor Angular Cloud Top orBottom Angle in Degrees orMils Recorded at H+10 Minutesafter Detonation)

LINE 17 − PAPA ALFA ROMEO ______________________________ (Coordinate(s) of HazardousCloud or Area)

LINE 18 − PAPA BRAVO ROMEO ____________________________ (Downwind Direction ofRadioactive Cloud)

LINE 19 − SIERRA__________________________________________ (DTG of the Reading, forNuclear Reporting, or InitialDetection Time, for Biological/Chemical or ROTA Report)

LINE 20 − YANKEE ________________________________________ (Representative DownwindDirection and Wind Speed orRadial Line Sector)

LINE 21 − ZULU ALFA STABILITY ___________________________ (Air Stability Indicator, EitherDetailed or Simplified)

LINE 22 − ZULU ALFA TEMPERATURE_______________________ (Surface Air Temperature)

LINE 23 − ZULU ALFA HUMIDITY ___________________________ (Relative Humidity Range)


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LINE 24 − ZULU ALFA WEATHER ___________________________ (Significant WeatherPhenomena)

LINE 25 − ZULU ALFA COVER ______________________________ (Cloud Cover)

LINE 26 − ZULU BRAVO ILLUMINATION_____________________ (Illumination Time)

LINE 27 – TIME ____________________________________________ (DTG of Observation)



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TITLE: NBC 2/ROTA REPORT [NBC2]REPORT NUMBER: N002 {USMTF # G489}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to disseminate evaluated data of a nuclear attack, biological attack,chemical attack, or releases other than attack (ROTA). This NBC2/ROTA accommodates NBC2/ROTA(NUC, BIO, or CHEM) reporting requirements. Reference: ATP-45 (A) and FM 3-7.






LINE 6 – ECHO ____________________________________________ (Biological or Chemical EventsOnly: End DTG of Attack orROTA)

LINE 7 – FOXTROT ________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of Attack andCode Used to Represent ifReported Location of Attack orROTA is Actual or Estimated)

LINE 8 – GOLF ____________________________________________ (Vehicle or Device by WhichWeapon Was Delivered orROTA Was Released)

LINE 9 – HOTEL ___________________________________________ (Type of Burst, Biological/Chemical Agent, andPersistency)


LINE 11 – KILO ____________________________________________ (Terrain and VegetationDescription or Crater Indicatorand Width in Feet or Meters)


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TITLE: NBC 2/ROTA REPORT [NBC2] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: N002 {USMTF # G489}

LINE 12 – NOVEMBER______________________________________ (Estimated Nuclear Yield inKilotons Released FromDetonation of the NuclearWeapon)

LINE 13 – YANKEE_________________________________________ (Radial Line Sector orRepresentative DownwindDirection and Wind Speed)



LINE 16 − ZULU ALFA HUMIDITY ___________________________ (Relative Humidity RangeIndicator)



LINE 19 − TIME____________________________________________ (DTG of Observation)



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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to pass immediate warning of predicted contamination and hazardareas following NBC attacks or releases other than attack (ROTA) hazards. This NBC3/ROTA voicemessage accommodates all NBC3/ROTA (NUC, BIO, or CHEM) reporting requirements. Reference:ATP-45 and FM 3-7.






LINE 6 − FOXTROT ________________________________________ (Location of Attack or Event,Area Attacked/Affected)

LINE 7 − GOLF ____________________________________________ (Means of Delivery/ROTAClassification)

LINE 8 – HOTEL ___________________________________________ (Type Burst/Type Agent,Persistency/TM, UNIDNumber)

LINE 9 – NOVEMBER_______________________________________ (Estimated Yield)

LINE 10 − PAPA ALFA ______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of PredictedHazardous Cloud or Area)

LINE 11 − PAPA BRAVO ____________________________________ (Duration of Hazard in Days orFraction of Days)

LINE 12 – YANKEE_________________________________________ (Radial Line Sector or theRepresentative DownwindDirection and Wind Speed)


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LINE 13 – ZULU ___________________________________________ (Effective Wind Speed in KMper Hour or Knots, DownwindDistance of Zone 1 in KM orNautical Miles, and CloudRadius in KM or NauticalMiles)



LINE 16 − ZULU ALFA HUMIDITY ___________________________ (Relative Humidity RangeIndicator)



LINE 19 – ZULU BRAVO ____________________________________ (Remarks (CHEM))




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TITLE: NBC 4 REPORT [NBC4]REPORT NUMBER: N004 {USMTF # C447}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report NBC monitoring and survey results. This NBC4 voicemessage accommodates all NBC4 (NUC, BIO, or CHEM) reporting. Reference: FM 3-7.






LINE 6 – KILO _____________________________________________ (Terrain and VegetationDescription or Crater Indicatorand Width in Feet or Meters)

LINE 7 – QUEBEC__________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of the Readingor Sample and the Categories/Type of Sample)

LINE 8 – ROMEO __________________________________________ (Level of Radiation, Measuredin cGy/H, Dose Rate Trend, andRelative or Actual RadiationDecay Rate)

LINE 9 – SIERRA___________________________________________ (DTG the Contamination WasDetected or DTG of Readingor Sample)




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TITLE: NBC 5 REPORT [NBC5]REPORT NUMBER: N005 {USMTF # C501}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to pass information on areas of actual nuclear, biological, or chemicalcontamination. This NBC5 voice message accommodates all NBC5 (NUC, BIO, or CHEM) reportingrequirements by selected use of sets. Reference: FM 3-7.



LINE 3 – EVENT ___________________________________________ (Type of Incident: NUCLEAR,BIOLOGICAL, orCHEMICAL)


LINE 5 – DELTA ___________________________________________ (DTG of Detonation orBeginning of Attack)

LINE 6 – FOXTROT ________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of Attack andCode Used to Represent ifReported Location of Attack isActual or Estimated)


LINE 8 – OSCAR ___________________________________________ (Reference: DTG for EstimatedContours When Not H+1 Hour)

LINE 9 – SIERRA___________________________________________ (DTG Contamination WasDetected or DTG of Reading)

LINE 10 – TANGO__________________________________________ (H+1 DTG of Reading)

LINE 11 – UNIFORM________________________________________ (Coordinates of 1,000 cGy/HContour Line-Red)

LINE 12 – VICTOR _________________________________________ (Coordinates of 300 cGy/HContour Line-Green)

LINE 13 – WHISKEY________________________________________ (Coordinates of 100 cGy/HContour Line-Blue)


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TITLE: NBC 5 REPORT [NBC5] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: N005 {USMTF # C501}

LINE 14 – XRAY ___________________________________________ (Coordinates of 20 cGy/HContour Line or Area ofBiological ChemicalContamination - Black orYellow)




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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to pass detailed information on chemical and biological attacks andreleases other than attack (ROTA) hazards. This NBC6/ROTA voice message accommodates allNBC6/ROTA (BIO or CHEM) reporting requirements. Reference: ATP-45 (A) and FM 3-7.



LINE 3 – EVENT ___________________________________________ (Type of Incident:BIOLOGICAL or CHEMICAL)


LINE 5 – DELTA ___________________________________________ (DTG of Detonation orBeginning of Attack or Release)

LINE 6 – ECHO ____________________________________________ (Day-Time Attack or ReleaseEnded)

LINE 7 – FOXTROT ________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of Attack andCode Used to Represent ifReported Location of Attack orROTA Release is Actual orEstimated)

LINE 8 – GOLF ____________________________________________ (Means by Which Chemical/Biological Agent Weapon orROTA Was Delivered orReleased)



LINE 11 – KILO ____________________________________________ (Description of Terrain andVegetation)

LINE 12 – MIKE____________________________________________ (Enemy Action Before andAfter Attack and Effect onTroops)


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LINE 13 – QUEBEC_________________________________________ (Location and Type of Sample)

LINE 14 – SIERRA__________________________________________ (DTG Contamination Detected)

LINE 15 – TANGO__________________________________________ (DTG of Latest Survey)

LINE 16 – XRAY ___________________________________________ (Area of Actual Contamination)

LINE 17 – YANKEE_________________________________________ (Downwind Direction and WindSpeed)

LINE 18 − ZULU ALFA______________________________________ (Actual Weather Conditions)



LINE 20L1 POSITION OF OBSERVER _________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of Observer)

LINE 20A1 HELICOPTER TO AEROSOL RANGE _______________ (Range in Meters FromHelicopter to Aerosol)

LINE 20A2 AEROSOL WIDTH _______________________________ (Aerosol Width)

LINE 20A3 AEROSOL HEIGHT_______________________________ (Aerosol Height (optional))

LINE 20A4 AEROSOL HEIGHT ABOVE GROUND ______________ (Aerosol Height in MetersAGL)

LINE 20Z DETECTION TIME ________________________________ (DTG the Aerosol WasDetected)

LINE 20E1 HELICOPTER ALTITUDE _________________________ (Helicopter Altitude)

LINE 20E2 HELICOPTER HEADING __________________________ (Helicopter Heading in Degrees)


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LINE 20E3 HELICOPTER CRAB ______________________________ (Helicopter Crab Angle)

LINE 20R1 TYPE OF REPORT________________________________ (L, F, LC)

LINE 20R2 FLIGHT TIME REMAINING________________________ (Flight Time Remaining)

LINE 20R3 GROUND TRACK ________________________________ (Ground Track)


**Add LINES 20 L1-R3 for the Long Range Biological Standoff Detection System (LRBSDS).

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TITLE: OPERATION ORDER [ORDER]REPORT NUMBER: O001

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to transmit the standard five-paragraph operation order (OPORD) andoperation plan (OPLAN) that provide plans, instructions, and directives to subordinate and supportingmilitary organizations. Reference: FM 101-5, FM 71-100, and FM 100-15.



LINE 3 – OPERATION (PLAN) ORDER ________________________ (Order Number)

LINE 4 – REFERENCES _____________________________________ (References)

LINE 5 – TIME ZONE _______________________________________ (TZ Used in OPORD/OPLAN)

LINE 6 – TASK ORGANIZATION _____________________________ (TO of Unit)

LINE 7 – SITUATION

a. ENEMY______________________________________ (Enemy Forces)

b. FRIENDLY ___________________________________ (Friendly Forces)

c. ATTACH/DET ________________________________ (Attachments/Detachments)

d. ASSUMPTIONS (OPLAN ONLY) ________________ (OPLAN only)

LINE 8 – MISSION _________________________________________

LINE 9 – EXECUTION INTENT_______________________________

a. CONCEPT____________________________________ (Concept of Operation)

(1) MANEUVER_______________________________ (Maneuver Units)

(2) FIRES ____________________________________ (Fire Support Elements)

(3) RECON AND SURVEILLANCE _______________ (R&S PLAN)

(4) INTELLIGENCE____________________________ (MI Elements)

(5) ENGINEER ________________________________ (Engineer Elements)

(6) AIR DEFENSE _____________________________ (ADA Elements)

(7) INFORMATION OPERATIONS _______________ (Information Ops Elements)


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TITLE: OPERATION ORDER [ORDER] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: O001

b. TASKS TO MANEUVER UNITS __________________ (Tasks to Maneuver Units)__________________________________________________________________________________________

c. TASKS TO COMBAT SUPPORT UNITS___________ (Tasks to CS Units)

(1) INTELLIGENCE____________________________ (Tasks to MI Units)

(2) ENGINEER ________________________________ (Tasks to Engineer)

(3) FIRES ____________________________________ (Tasks to Fire SupportElements)

(4) AIR DEFENSE _____________________________ (Tasks to ADA Elements)

(5) SIGNAL___________________________________ (Tasks to Signal Elements)

(6) NBC ______________________________________ (Tasks to NBC Elements)

(7) PROVOST MARSHAL_______________________ (Tasks to PM Elements)

(8) PSYOP____________________________________ (Tasks to Special Ops Elements)

(9) CIVIL MILITARY __________________________ (Tasks to CA Elements)

(10) AS REQUIRED ____________________________

d. COORDINATING INSTRUCTIONS ______________ (Coordinating Instructions)

(1) TIME ORDER/PLAN IN EFFECT______________ (DTG of Effective Time ofPlan/Order)

(2) CCIR _____________________________________ (CDR’s CCIR by Priority andPhase)

(3) RISK MGMT_______________________________ (Risk Reduction ControlMeasures)

(4) ROE ______________________________________ (Rules of Engagement)

(5) EPA ______________________________________ (Environmental Concerns)

(6) FORCE PROTECTION_______________________ (Force Protection Measures)

(7) AS REQUIRED _____________________________ (When Needed)


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LINE 10 – SERVICE AND SUPPORT

a. SUPPORT CONCEPT____________________________ (Concept of Support)

b. MATERIAL AND SERVICES _____________________

c. MEDICAL EVAC AND HOSPITALIZATION ________

d. PERSONNEL __________________________________

e. CIVIL MILITARY_______________________________

f. AS REQUIRED _________________________________

LINE 11 – COMMAND AND SIGNAL

a. COMMAND ___________________________________ (Command)

b. SIGNAL_______________________________________ (Signal)

LINE 12 − ACKNOWLEDGE _________________________________ (Mandatory)

LINE 13 – CDR NAME/RANK ________________________________ (Commander’s Name and Rank)

LINE 14 – ANNEX A ________________________________________ (TO Instructions and Format)

LINE 15 – ANNEX B ________________________________________ (INTEL Instructions andFormat)

LINE 16 – ANNEX C _______________________________________ (OPS Overlay Instructions andFormat)

LINE 17 – ANNEX D _______________________________________ (Fire Support Instructions andFormat)

LINE 18 – ANNEX E ________________________________________ (ROE Instructions and Format)

LINE 19 – ANNEX F ________________________________________ (Engineer Instructions andFormat)

LINE 20 – ANNEX G _______________________________________ (ADA Instructions and Format)

LINE 21 – ANNEX H ________________________________________ (Signal Instructions and Format)

LINE 22 – ANNEX I ________________________________________ (CSS Instructions and Format)


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LINE 23 – ANNEX J ________________________________________ (NBC Ops Instructions andFormat)

LINE 24 – ANNEX K ________________________________________ (PM Instructions and Format)

LINE 25 – ANNEX L ________________________________________ (R&S Instructions and Format)

LINE 26 – ANNEX M _______________________________________ (Deep Ops Instructions andFormat)

LINE 27 – ANNEX N ________________________________________ (Rear Ops Instructions andFormat)

LINE 28 – ANNEX O ________________________________________ (A2C2 Instructions and Format)

LINE 29 – ANNEX P ________________________________________ (CCW Instructions and Format)

LINE 30 – ANNEX Q ________________________________________ (OPSEC Instructions andFormat)

LINE 31 – ANNEX R ________________________________________ (PSYOP Instructions andFormat)

LINE 32 – ANNEX S ________________________________________ (Deception Instructions andFormat)

LINE 33 – ANNEX T ________________________________________ (EW Instructions and Format)

LINE 34 – ANNEX U ________________________________________ (Civil-Military OPS Instructionsand Format)

LINE 35 – ANNEX V ________________________________________ (PA Instructions and Format)



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TITLE: OPERATION REPORT [OPREP]REPORT NUMBER: O005

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report operational situations, problems, recommended or intendedcourses of action, and other items not reported elsewhere. Send as determined by higher headquarters orby necessity of subordinate headquarters. Reference: FM 100-15, FM 71-100, and FM 101-5.



LINE 3 – COMMAND POST__________________________________ (CP/LZ Locations for TAC CP,Main CP, and Rear CP)

LINE 4 – FLOT_____________________________________________ (FLOT at Least Three Grids)

LINE 5 – FEBA_____________________________________________ (FEBA at Least Three Grids)

LINE 6 – OPSUM ___________________________________________ (Brief Summary of ReportingUnit’s Activity and TaskOrganization)

LINE 7 – ENEMY___________________________________________ (Enemy Activity in ReportingUnit’s Area of Interest andOperation)

LINE 8 – UNIT STAT _______________________________________ (Unit Statistics)

PERSONNEL ____________________________________

EQUIPMENT ____________________________________

CLASS OF SUPPLY_______________________________

LINE 9 – EVALUATION_____________________________________ (Reporting Commander’sOverall Evaluation to IncludeMission, Commander’s OverallEvaluation of Reporting Unit’sAbility to Accomplish itsMission.)



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TITLE: OPERATIONS PLAN CHANGE [PLANORDCHG]REPORT NUMBER: O010 {USMTF # E400}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to update or change existing operations plans. (Note: Use FRAGO tochange OPORD.) Reference: FM 100-15, FM 71-100, and FM 101-5.



LINE 3 – ORIGINATOR _____________________________________ (Military Designation ofResponsible Authority of theOperations Plan)

LINE 4 – NUMBER _________________________________________ (Operations Plan Number)

LINE 5 – ANNEX___________________________________________ (Annex Number Assigned to theSpecific Operation Plan BeingChanged)

LINE 6 – APPENDIX ________________________________________ (Appendix Number Assigned tothe Specific Operation PlanBeing Changed)

LINE 7 – TAB______________________________________________ (Tab Number Assigned to theSpecific Operation Plan BeingChanged)

LINE 8 – ENCLOSURE ______________________________________ (Enclosure Number Assigned tothe Specific Operation PlanBeing Changed)

LINE 9 – PAGE_____________________________________________ (Page Number Assigned to theSpecific Operation Plan BeingChanged)

LINE 10 – PARAGRAPH_____________________________________ (Paragraph Number Assigned tothe Specific Operation PlanBeing Changed)

LINE 11 – LINE ____________________________________________ (Line Number Assigned to theSpecific Operation Plan BeingChanged)



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TITLE: OPERATIONS SUMMARY [OPSUM]REPORT NUMBER: O015 {USMTF # G423}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide a commander’s summary of significant operations to thenext higher commander. Reference: FM 100-15, FM 71-100, and FM 101-5.



LINE 3 − AIR ______________________________________________ (Number of Sorties Tasked,Flown, Successful, KillsClaimed)

LINE 4 – GROUND _________________________________________ (Ground OperationsSummarized)

LINE 5 – MARITIME________________________________________ (Maritime OperationsSummarized)



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TITLE: PATROL REPORT [PATROLREP]REPORT NUMBER: P001

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report information and combat actions obtained on mounted anddismounted patrols. Reference: FM 17-98, FM 17-95, FM 7-92, and FM 34-3.



LINE 3 − DPT & RTN DTG___________________________________ (Patrol Departure and ReturnDTG)

LINE 4 − ROUTE ___________________________________________ (Patrol Route (if Applicable))

LINE 5 – CHECK POINTS ___________________________________ (Check Points Patrol Route WillFollow)

LINE 6 − RESULTS _________________________________________ (Results (if Specified in MissionTask and Purpose))

LINE 7 − CONDITION OF PATROL ___________________________ (Status Report of Patrol,Friendly Losses)

LINE 8 − SALUTE __________________________________________ (Enemy Encountered,SALUTE)

LINE 9 − BDA ENEMY ______________________________________ (Battle Damage AssessmentEnemy)

LINE 10 − ROUTE RECON RPT_______________________________ (Description of Terrain, RouteRecon Report, Correction toMaps (if Applicable))



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TITLE: PERSONNEL STATUS REPORT [PERSTAT]REPORT NUMBER: P005 {USMTF # G880}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report the status of the unit’s personnel. Reference: FM 12-6.



LINE 3 – FROM ____________________________________________ (DTG for the Beginning ofPeriod Applying to PersonnelInformation)

LINE 4 – TO _______________________________________________ (DTG for the End of ReportPeriod)

LINE 5 – UNIT _____________________________________________ (Designation of the Unit forWhich the Personnel StatusInformation is Being Submitted)

LINE 6 – AUTHORIZED _____________________________________ (Number of PersonnelAuthorized by PersonnelClassification)

LINE 7 – ASSIGNED ________________________________________ (Number of Personnel Assignedby Personnel Classification)

LINE 8 − ON HAND_________________________________________ (Number of Personnel on Handby Personnel Classification)

LINE 9 − GAINS____________________________________________ (Number of Personnel Gainsby Personnel Classification)

LINE 10 − REPLACEMENTS _________________________________ (Number of Personnel GainedThat Are Replacements byPersonnel Classification)

LINE 11 − RETURNED TO DUTY _____________________________ (Number of Personnel GainedThat Have Been Returned toDuty Through MedicalChannels by PersonnelClassification)

LINE 12 – KILLED__________________________________________ (Number of KIA by PersonnelClassification)

LINE 13 – WOUNDED ______________________________________ (Number of WIA by PersonnelClassification)


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TITLE: PERSONNEL STATUS REPORT [PERSTAT] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: P005 {USMTF # G880}

LINE 14 − NONBATTLE LOSS _______________________________ (Number of Disease NonbattleInjury Loss by PersonnelClassification)

LINE 15 – MISSING_________________________________________ (Number of MIA by PersonnelClassification)

LINE 16 – DESERTERS _____________________________________ (Number of Deserters byPersonnel Classification)

LINE 17 – AWOL___________________________________________ (Number Absent Without Leaveby Personnel Classification)

LINE 18 – CAPTURED ______________________________________ (Number of Enemy PersonnelCaptured During the ReportingPeriod)

**Repeat lines 5 through 18 to indicate the personnel summary of additional units. Assign sequential linenumbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 5 through 18; second iteration 5a through18a; third iteration 5b through 18b, and so on.



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TITLE: PRELIMINARY TECHNICAL REPORT [PRETECHREP]REPORT NUMBER: P010 {USMTF # F105}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to disseminate initial technical information on captured or acquiredforeign material and ordnance. Reference: FM 34-54 and FM 34-60.



LINE 3 − MATERIEL CATEGORY ____________________________ (Category of Materiel theAcquired Items Belong to)

LINE 4 – UNIT ID __________________________________________ (Identification of the UnitAcquiring the Materiel)

LINE 5 − DAY TIME ACQUIRED _____________________________ (DTG When the Materiel WasAcquired)

LINE 6 − LOCATION ACQUIRED_____________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator WhereAcquired)

LINE 7 – CIRCUMSTANCES _________________________________ (Brief Description of theCircumstances SurroundingAcquisition of the Materiel)

LINE 8 − CONTACT NAME __________________________________ (Name of Reporting Unit POC)

LINE 9 − RANK OR RATE ___________________________________ (Rank or Rate/Rating ofReporting Unit POC)

LINE 10 − PRIMARY PHONE ________________________________ (Primary Telephone Number ofReporting Unit POC)

LINE 11 − PRIMARY FREQUENCY ___________________________ (Primary Radio Frequency ofReporting Unit Using MHz,Frequency Designator, orFrequency)

LINE 12 − POC LOCATION __________________________________ (POC Location Using UTM orSix-Digit Grid Coordinate withMGRS Grid Zone Designator)

LINE 13 − SECONDARY PHONE _____________________________ (Secondary Telephone Numberof Reporting Unit POC)


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TITLE: PRELIMINARY TECHNICAL REPORT [PRETECHREP] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: P010 {USMTF # F105}

LINE 14 − SECONDARY FREQUENCY ________________________ (Secondary Radio Frequency ofReporting Unit Using MHz,Frequency Designator, orFrequency)

LINE 15 − OTHER INFORMATION____________________________ (Other Additional InformationConcerning UnexplodedOrdnance Such as TentativeRender Safe Procedures, OtherDescriptions)

**Repeat lines 3 through 15 to report multiple materiel acquisitions. Assign sequential line numbers tosucceeding iterations; for example, first iteration 3 through 15; second iteration 3a through 15a; thirditeration 3b through 15b; and so on.



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TITLE: PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS REPORT [PSYOPREP]REPORT NUMBER: P015 {USMTF # C500}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide information on current and projected psychologicaloperations activities. Reference: FM 33-1.



LINE 3 – ENVIRONMENT ___________________________________ (Describe the General PSYOPEnvironment, to IncludeFriendly PSYOP Effectiveness,and Hostile PSYOP Assets orProducts Encountered)

LINE 4 – ACTIVITIES_______________________________________ (Enter the Disposition ofPSYOP Forces and Operations)

LINE 5 − PROJECTED ACTIVITIES ___________________________ (Enter the Projected Dispositionof Forces Next 24 Hours andProjected Operations)

LINE 6 – LOGISTICS _______________________________________ (Enter the Logistics Situationand Requirements)

LINE 7 – EVALUATION_____________________________________ (Enter the Commander'sEvaluation)



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TITLE: PUBLIC AFFAIRS OPERATION REPORT [PUBAFFOPSREP]REPORT NUMBER: P020

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to convey status of PA operations by PAO. Reference: FM 46-1.



LINE 3 – SUMMARY _______________________________________ (Summary of PAO Activities)

a. Newspaper Production/Distribution Schedule_____________

b. Number and Type of Media Escorted by Public Affairs

c. Personnel in the last 24 hours _________________________

d. Radio Broadcast Schedule____________________________

e. Radio Broadcast Wattage ____________________________

LINE 4 – ASSESSMENT _____________________________________ (PAO Assessment)

a. Field Newspaper Produced on Schedule _________________ (YES or NO)

b. Number of MOS-Qualified Journalist Authorized _________ (NOH)

c. Number of Digital Cameras (Still) Authorized ____________ (NOH – OR)

d. Number of Military Journalists in Sector ________________

e. Number of Video Cameras in Sector____________________ (Number Operational)



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TITLE: RADAR STATUS REPORT (RADSTAT)REPORT NUMBER: R001

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report radar’s unit section number, type, location, and azimuth ofsearch in the counterfire headquarters. If the radar is damaged, destroyed, or in maintenance, add thatinformation in LINE 7 (Narrative). Reference: FM 6-20-10 and FM 6-121.



LINE 3 – SECTION _________________________________________ (Section)

LINE 4 – RADAR TYPE _____________________________________ (Type Radar (Q36, Q37))

LINE 5 – RADAR LOCATION ________________________________ (Radar Grid)

LINE 6 – AZ _______________________________________________ (Azimuth of Search)



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TITLE: REAR AREA PROTECTION UNIT STATUS [RAPSTAT]REPORT NUMBER: R005 {USMTF # B930}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report the status of subordinate units available for RAP-type missions.Reference: FM 100-15 and FM 19-1.



LINE 3 − UNITS AND LOCATION ____________________________ (Units That Are Available for RAPMissions and Their UTM or Six-Digit Grid Coordinate With MGRSGrid Zone Designator)

LINE 4 – PERSONNEL ______________________________________ (Personnel Available for RAPMissions by Personnel Class andUnit)

LINE 5 – EQUIPMENT ______________________________________ (Quantity and Type of Equipmentand Weapons by Unit Availablefor RAP Missions)

LINE 6 − EMPLOYMENT LIMITATIONS ______________________ (Employment Limitations of theReporting Unit)



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TITLE: REAR AREA SECURITY ACTIVITIES [RASACT]REPORT NUMBER: R010 {USMTF # D920}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report rear area security activities. Reference: FM 100-15 and FM19-1.



LINE 3 − SECURITY ACTIVITY ______________________________ (Type Security Activity ThatWill Occur)

LINE 4 – SECURITY UNITS__________________________________ (Number and Type Units ThatWill be Involved)

LINE 5 – FROM ____________________________________________ (Estimated DTG That SecurityActivity Will Start)

LINE 6 – TO _______________________________________________ (Estimated DTG That SecurityActivity Will End)

LINE 7 – LOCATION________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator WhereSecurity Activity Will beConducted)

LINE 8 − INITIAL POINT ____________________________________ (Initial or Start Point of theLocation UTM or Six-DigitGrid Coordinate With MGRSGrid Zone Designator)

LINE 9 − TRACE PLOT______________________________________ (Trace Plot Defined by a Seriesof Points in Required SequenceUsing UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 10 − CALL SIGN ______________________________________ (Call Sign of Unit Coordinatingthe Security Activity)

LINE 11 − PRIMARY________________________________________ (Primary Radio Frequency ofUnit Coordinating the SecurityActivity)


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TITLE: REAR AREA SECURITY ACTIVITIES [RASACT] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: R010 {USMTF # D920}

LINE 12 – SECONDARY_____________________________________ (Secondary Radio Frequency ofUnit Coordinating the SecurityActivity)


**Repeat lines 3 through 13 to identify multiple requests for security assistance. Assign sequential linenumbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 3 through 13; second iteration 3a through13a; third iteration 3b through 13b; and so on.


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TITLE: REAR AREA SECURITY REQUEST [RASREQ]REPORT NUMBER: R015 {USMTF # D004}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to request rear area security assistance. Reference: FM 100-15, FM71-100, and FM 19-1.



LINE 3 – REQUESTER ______________________________________ (Identifier of Unit/AgencyRequesting Security Assistance)

LINE 4 − SECURITY ACTIVITY ______________________________ (Security Activity BeingRequested)

LINE 5 – UNITS ____________________________________________ (Number and Type UnitsRequired to Conduct theMission; if Unknown, StateUNKNOWN)

LINE 6 − DATE AND TIME __________________________________ (Date and Time Assistance isRequired)

LINE 7 – DURATION _______________________________________ (Estimated Duration Time of theMission in Hours)

LINE 8 – LOCATION________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator WhereSecurity Assistance MissionWill be Conducted)

LINE 9 − INITIAL POINT ____________________________________ (Initial or Start Point LocationUsing UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 10 − TRACE PLOT_____________________________________ (Trace Plot Defined by a Seriesof Points in Sequence UTM orSix-Digit Grid Coordinate WithMGRS Grid Zone Designator)

LINE 11 − CALL SIGN ______________________________________ (Call Sign of Unit Requestingthe Security Activity)

LINE 12 − PRIMARY________________________________________ (Primary Radio Frequency ofUnit Requesting the SecurityActivity)


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TITLE: REAR AREA SECURITY REQUEST [RASREQ] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: R015 {USMTF # D400}

LINE 13 – SECONDARY_____________________________________ (Secondary Radio Frequency ofUnit Requesting the SecurityActivity)


**Repeat lines 3 through 14 to identify multiple requests for security assistance. Assign sequential linenumbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 3 through 14; second iteration 3a through14a; third iteration, 3b through 14b; and so on.


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TITLE: RECONNAISSANCE EXPLOITATION REPORT [RECCEXREP]REPORT NUMBER: R020 {USMTF # C101}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide an abbreviated imagery interpretation report in a tacticalsituation.



LINE 3 – SERIAL___________________________________________ (Originator's Report SerialNumber)

LINE 4 – REQUEST_________________________________________ (Requestor Identity and SerialNumber)

LINE 5 – PROJECT _________________________________________ (Project Identifier Code)


LINE 7 – DATE ____________________________________________ (Mission Date, DTG)

LINE 8 – ITEM_____________________________________________ (Item Number)

LINE 9 – NAME ____________________________________________ (Target Name or Description)

LINE 10 – NUMBER ________________________________________ (BE Number)

LINE 11 – LOCATION_______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of Sighting)

LINE 12 – TIME ____________________________________________ (DTG of Sighting)

LINE 13 – STATUS _________________________________________ (Status of Activity/Target)

LINE 14 – COUNT __________________________________________ (Count of OB Items)

LINE 15 – TYPE____________________________________________ (Type of OB Item)

LINE 16 – FURTHER________________________________________ (Follow-Up Report:Yes or No)

LINE 17 – WEATHER _______________________________________ (Weather Conditions OverTarget)


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TITLE: RECONNAISSANCE EXPLOITATION REPORT [RECCEXREP] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: R020 {USMTF # C101}

LINE 18 – IMAGERY CONFIRMS_____________________________ (Imagery Confirmation of thePilot Report/Debrief)

LINE 19 – SENSOR _________________________________________ (Type of Sensor Used)

LINE 20 – COVERAGE ______________________________________ (Percent of Target Covered. Ifless than 100 percent, explainwhy)



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TITLE: RECONNAISSANCE NICKNAME REPORT [RECON 1]REPORT NUMBER: R025 {USMTF # E631}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report additions, changes, or deletions of operation order numbersand associated nicknames for reconnaissance. Reference: FM 34-2-1 and FM 101-5.



LINE 3 – TRANSACTION____________________________________ (ADD, CHANGE, or DELETE)

LINE 4 – OPSORD __________________________________________ (Operations Order IdentificationCode)

LINE 5 − NEW NICKNAME __________________________________ (Name of Newly Created orReplacement Nickname)

LINE 6 − OLD NICKNAME __________________________________ (Nickname Being Replaced orDeleted)

LINE 7 − EFFECTIVE _______________________________________ (DTG Transaction BecomesEffective)

LINE 8 − AIRCRAFT TYPE __________________________________ (Type of Aircraft)

LINE 9 – PURPOSE _________________________________________ (IMINT, SIGINT, COMINT, orMASINT)

**Repeat lines 3 through 9 to identify multiple reconnaissance transactions. Assign sequential linenumbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 3 through 9; second iteration 3a through 9a;third iteration 3b through 9b; and so on.



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TITLE: RECONNAISSANCE TRACK REPORT [RECON 2]REPORT NUMBER: R030 {USMTF # E632}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use (1) to submit proposed reconnaissance tracks for mission approvaland (2) to modify or delete existing active reconnaissance tracks. Reference: FM 34-2-1 and FM 101-5.



LINE 3 – TRANSACTION____________________________________ (REQUEST, CHANGE, orDELETE)

LINE 4 – NICKNAME _______________________________________ (Mission Nickname)

LINE 5 – TRACK ___________________________________________ (Track Designator ThatUniquely Identifies theReconnaissance Track)

LINE 6 – DATE ____________________________________________ (DTG That the ReconnaissanceTrack is Submitted for JSApproval)

LINE 7 – OP AREA _________________________________________ (Reconnaissance OperatingArea)

LINE 8 – ASSESSMENT _____________________________________ (Mission Assessment Code)

LINE 9 – GROUP ___________________________________________ (Track Approval Authority)

LINE 10 − TRACK EVENTS FOLLOW _________________________ (Terrain Feature or OperationalGraphic the Track Follows)

LINE 11 – SEQUENCE ______________________________________ (Sequence Point or Event)

LINE 12 – EVENT __________________________________________ (Event Code)

LINE 13 – LOCATION_______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 14 – ALTITUDE _______________________________________ (High- and Low-Flight LevelAltitude Range)

LINE 15 − CLOSEST POINT__________________________________ (Closest Point of Approach inWhole Nautical Miles if EventCode is NE)

** Continued on next page.

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TITLE: RECONNAISSANCE TRACK REPORT [RECON 2] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: R030 {USMTF # E632}

LINE 16 – COUNTRY _______________________________________ (Country Code if Event Code isNE, TO, or LN.XX, ifUnknown)

LINE 17 − CONTROL POINT _________________________________ (No-Wind Time to MissionControl Point if Event Code isCP)

**Repeat lines 10 through 17 to report multiple reconnaissance track orbits. Assign sequential linenumbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 10 through 17; second iteration 10a through17a; third iteration 10b through 17b; and so on.

LINE 18 − ORBIT INFO FOLLOWS____________________________ (Alerts receiver that the nextfour lines contain OrbitInformation. When sendingmore than one track, state thenumber of the track being sent.)

EXAMPLE: ORBIT INFO FOLLOWS, TRACK ONE.

LINE 19 – ORDER __________________________________________ (Order Number of Each Set ofEvents Starting With 1 at theFirst Enter Orbit Point)

LINE 20 – FROM ___________________________________________ (First Sequence of Events Codeat the Enter Orbit Point)

LINE 21 – TO ______________________________________________ (Last Sequence of Events Codeat the Exit Orbit Point)

LINE 22 – ORBITS__________________________________________ (Number of Orbits That anAircraft Makes; 1 Indicates NoOrbits)

**Repeat lines 18 through 22 to report multiple reconnaissance track orbits. Assign sequential linenumbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 18 through 22; second iteration 18a through22a; third iteration 18b through 22b; and so on.

LINE 23 − AREA TIME ______________________________________ (Total Time in Hours andTenths That a Vehicle SpendsCollecting Against Objectives)



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TITLE: RECONNAISSANCE SCHEDULING REPORT [RECON 3]REPORT NUMBER: R035 {USMTF # E633}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use (1) to provide selected and specific data on proposed reconnaissancemission schedules, (2) to make changes to approved schedules, and (3) to inform of CINC/unit intentionto fly specific reconnaissance missions. Reference: FM 34-2-1 and FM 101-5.



LINE 3 – TRANSACTION____________________________________ (SCHEDULE, ADD, CANCEL,CHANGE, DELAY,INDEFINITE DELAY, orRESCHEDULE)

LINE 4 – PERIOD __________________________________________ (Mission Schedule Month andYear)

LINE 5 – REASON__________________________________________ (Reason for Mission)

LINE 6 − MISSION NAME ___________________________________ (Mission Nickname)

LINE 7 - MISSION DATA FOLLOWS __________________________ (Alerts receiver that the nexteleven lines contain MissionData. When sending data formore than one mission, state thenumber of the mission beingsent.)

EXAMPLE: MISSION DATA FOLLOWS; FIRST MISSION


LINE 9 – TRACK ___________________________________________ (Mission Track Number)

LINE 10 − NUMBER TYPE___________________________________ (Count and Type of Aircraft)

LINE 11 – PURPOSE ________________________________________ (Primary and Secondary Codes)

LINE 12 – TAKEOFF________________________________________ (Estimated Departure DTGZulu)

LINE 13 – BASE____________________________________________ (Departure Base ICAO Code)

LINE 14 – LANDING________________________________________ (Estimated Arrival DTG Zulu)

LINE 15 – BASE____________________________________________ (Recovery Base ICAO Code)


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TITLE: RECONNAISSANCE SCHEDULING REPORT [RECON 3] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: R035 {USMTF # E633}

LINE 16 – ASSESSMENT ____________________________________ (Mission Assessment Code)

LINE 17 – CONTINGENCY __________________________________ (C if a Contingency Mission)

LINE 18 − COORDINATED __________________________________ (C and 1 Through 9)

**Repeat lines 7 through 18 to report multiple missions. Assign sequential line numbers to succeedingiterations; for example, first iteration 7 through 18; second iteration 7a through 18a; third iteration 7bthrough 18b; and so on.

LINE 19 − TRACK OPTION DATA FOLLOWS __________________ (Alerts receiver that the nextthree lines contain Track OptionData. When sending data formore than one mission, state thenumber of the mission beingsent.)

EXAMPLE: TRACK OPTION DATA FOLLOWS; FIRST TRACK

LINE 20 – MISSION_________________________________________ (Mission Number of MultitrackMission Being Scheduled)

LINE 21 – OPTIONS ________________________________________ (Optional Track Numbers andMission Assessment Codes)

**Repeat lines 19 through 21 to report multiple multitrack missions. Assign sequential line numbers tosucceeding iterations; for example, first iteration 19 through 21; second iteration 19a through 21a; thirditeration, 19b through 21b; and so on.

LINE 22 − COORDINATED MISSION DATA FOLLOWS__________ (Alerts receiver that the nextthree lines contain CoordinatedMission Data. If you aresending data for more than onemission, state the number of themission being sent.)

EXAMPLE: COORDINATED MISSION DATA FOLLOWS; FIRST MISSION

LINE 23 – MISSION_________________________________________ (Mission Number of theCoordinated Mission BeingScheduled)

LINE 24 – WITH ___________________________________________ (Up to 6 Coordinated MissionNumbers)


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TITLE: RECONNAISSANCE SCHEDULING REPORT [RECON 3] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: R035 {USMTF # E633}

**Repeat lines 22 through 24 to report multiple multitrack missions. Assign sequential line numbers tosucceeding iterations; for example, first iteration 22 through 24; second iteration 22a through 24a; thirditeration 22b through 24b; and so on.

LINE 25 − SPECIAL DATA___________________________________ (Enter data that does not belongin another line.)



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TITLE: RECONNAISSANCE FOLLOWING REPORT [RECON 4]REPORT NUMBER: R040 {USMTF # E634}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide specific information pertaining to a reconnaissancemission flight. Reference: FM 34-2-1, FM 100-103, and FM 101-5.



LINE 3 – TRANSACTION____________________________________ (LAUNCH, RECOVERY,RELAUNCH, or CHANGE)

LINE 4 – NICKNAME _______________________________________ (Approved Nickname)



LINE 7 – FORCE ___________________________________________ (Count and Type of Aircraft)

LINE 8 − ACTUAL DEPARTURE _____________________________ (Actual Departure DTG Zulu)

LINE 9 – BASE_____________________________________________ (Actual Launch Base ICAOCode or Coordinates)

LINE 10 − ESTIMATED ARRIVAL ____________________________ (Estimated Recovery DTGZulu)

LINE 11 – BASE____________________________________________ (Anticipated Recovery UTM orSix-Digit Grid Coordinate WithMGRS Grid Zone Designator)

LINE 12 − ACTUAL ARRIVAL _______________________________ (Actual Landing DTG Zulu)

LINE 13 – BASE____________________________________________ (Actual Recovery Base UsingUTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 14 – STATUS _________________________________________ (ABORT COMPLETE,ABORT INCOMPLETE, or ASSCHEDULED)

LINE 15 – REASON_________________________________________ (Reason for Aborting Mission)


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TITLE: RECONNAISSANCE FOLLOWING REPORT [RECON 4] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: R040 {USMTF # E634}

**Repeat lines 3 through 15 to report multiple multitrack missions. Assign sequential line numbers tosucceeding iterations; for example, first iteration 3 through 15; second iteration 3a through 15a; thirditeration 3b through 15b; and so on.



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TITLE: REQUEST CONFIRMATION [REQCONF]REPORT NUMBER: R045 {USMTF # F657}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use (1) to inform the requesting command, tasking authority, and taskedunits of actions being taken and (2) to provide additional information about the missions. Use for bothpreplanned and immediate air-tasking cycles. Reference: FM 100-103 and FM 1-100.




LINE 4 – STATUS __________________________________________ (Approved or Disapproved)

**If disapproved, skip to LINE 15.


LINE 6 – PRIORITY_________________________________________ (Priority Assigned)

LINE 7 – TASKED __________________________________________ (Unit Providing Sorties)

LINE 8 – TYPE_____________________________________________ (Mission Type)

LINE 9 – START ___________________________________________ (DTG or Relative Time AircraftDue to Arrive at MissionLocation or Start Alert)

LINE 10 – STOP____________________________________________ (DTG or Relative Time AircraftDue to Depart at MissionLocation or Stop Alert)

LINE 11 − CALL SIGN ______________________________________ (Call Sign of the AircraftProvided)

LINE 12 − NO. TYPE________________________________________ (Number and Type AircraftProvided)

LINE 13 – WEAPON ________________________________________ (Weapon Type)



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TITLE: REQUEST FOR INFORMATION [RFI]REPORT NUMBER: R050 {USMTF # F014}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to request information from requesting unit’s command post or otherunits. Reference: FM 101-5.


LINE 2 – UNIT _____________________________________________ (Unit Making Request)

LINE 3 – REQUEST_________________________________________ (Desired Information (SpecificOrder or Request))

LINE 4 – PRIORITY_________________________________________ (Requestor's Priority: ONE,TWO, THREE, or FOUR)

LINE 5 – BY _______________________________________________ (DTG Information Required)

LINE 6 – LTIOV____________________________________________ (DTG of Latest Time ofIntelligence/Information Value)



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TITLE: RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR INFORMATION [RRI]REPORT NUMBER: R055 {USMTF # F015}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to reply to requests for information. If the information is contained ina previous message, the RRI should reference that message in Line 6. Reference FM 34-3 andFM 101-5.



LINE 3 – REQUEST_________________________________________ (Request Number of Originator)

LINE 4 – RESPONSE________________________________________ (Answer to RequestedInformation)

LINE 5 − DTG _____________________________________________ (DTG of Originator Request)



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TITLE: ROAD CLEARANCE REQUEST [ROADCLRREQ]REPORT NUMBER: R060 {USMTF # D827}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use (1) to request road clearance and movement authority for themovement of outsized or overweight vehicles or (2) for the movement of convoys over a controlled orrestricted road network. Reference: FM 100-15, FM 71-100, and FM 701-58.



LINE 3 – REFERENCE ______________________________________ (Reference: Data to IdentifyRequest Being Referenced)

LINE 4 – UNIT _____________________________________________ (Identifier or Designator ofComponent Unit or AgencyRequesting Clearance onMaking Move)

LINE 5 – PRIORITY_________________________________________ (Mission Priority Requested forMovement)

LINE 6 − CONVOY NAME ___________________________________ (Designated Convoy Name, ifAny)

LINE 7 − COUNT OF SERIALS _______________________________ (Count of Serials in Convoy)

LINE 8 − SERIAL TIME _____________________________________ (Convoy Serial Time Interval,In Minutes)

LINE 9 − COUNT OF MARCH GROUPS________________________ (Count of March Groups inConvoy)

LINE 10 − MARCH GROUP TIME_____________________________ (Convoy March Group Interval,in Minutes)

LINE 11 − HAZARDOUS CARGO _____________________________ (Hazardous Cargo: YES or NO)

LINE 12 − START TIME _____________________________________ (Latest DTG and Time ZoneLead Vehicle is Planned to PassStart Point)

LINE 13 − RATE OF MARCH_________________________________ (Estimated Rate of March)

LINE 14 − START POINT ____________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of StartingPoint)


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TITLE: ROAD CLEARANCE REQUEST [ROADCLRREQ] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: R060 {USMTF # D827}

LINE 15 − START POC ______________________________________ (Name of Start Point of Contactat Requesting Unit)

LINE 16 – LOCATION_______________________________________ (Location of Start POC UsingUTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 17 – FREQUENCIES ___________________________________ (Start POC's Primary andSecondary Frequencies)

LINE 18 − PHONE NUMBERS ________________________________ (Start POC's Primary andSecondary Phone Numbers)

LINE 19 − ARRIVAL TIME __________________________________ (Estimated Arrival DTG ofMoving Unit)

LINE 20 − END POINT ______________________________________ (Location of Ending PointUsing UTM Accurate to 100Meters, Same as Line 16)

LINE 21 − END POC ________________________________________ (Name of End Point of Contactat Requesting Unit)

LINE 22 – LOCATION_______________________________________ (Location of End POC UsingUTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 23 – FREQUENCIES ___________________________________ (End POC's Primary andSecondary Frequencies)

LINE 24 − PHONE NUMBERS ________________________________ (End POC's Primary andSecondary Phone Numbers)

LINE 25 – ROUTE __________________________________________ (Description of Route Desiredby Requestor)

LINE 26 – VEHICLES _______________________________________ (Number and Type of Vehiclesin Movement)

LINE 27 − LENGTH_________________________________________ (Length of All OutsizedVehicles, or Length of LongestVehicle in Inches)


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TITLE: ROAD CLEARANCE REQUEST [ROADCLRREQ] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: R060 {USMTF # D827}

LINE 28 – WIDTH __________________________________________ (Width of All Outsized Vehiclesor Width of Widest Vehicle inInches)

LINE 29 – HEIGHT _________________________________________ (Height of All OutsizedVehicles or Height of HighestVehicle in Inches)

LINE 30 – WEIGHT _________________________________________ (Weight of All OverweightVehicles or Weight of HeaviestVehicle)

LINE 31 − LOAD CLASS ____________________________________ (Military Load Classification ofVehicles in Movement)

LINE 32 − HAZARDOUS CARGO DATA_ ______________________ (Hazardous CargoClassification, Shipping Name,Description, and Amount ofCargo)

LINE 33 − TRAFFIC CONTROL POINTS _______________________ (Proposed Traffic ControlPoints for the Road Movement)

**Repeat lines 4 through 33 to request road clearance for more than one unit. Assign sequential linenumbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 4 through 33; second iteration 4a through33a; and third iteration 4b through 33b; and so on.



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TITLE: ROUTE REPORT [ROUTEREP]REPORT NUMBER: R065

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report results of route reconnaissance. Reference: FM 5-34, FM17-95, and FM 17-98.



LINE 3 – RECON TIME______________________________________ (DTG Start and Completion ofRecon)

LINE 4 – RECOND ROUTE __________________________________ (Route Reconned)

LINE 5 – TRAFFICABILITY__________________________________ (Trafficability of Route)

LINE 6 – BUILT-UP AREAS__________________________________ (Built-up Areas AlongRoute/Grid Coordinates)

LINE 7 – LATERAL ROUTES ________________________________ (Lateral RoutesReconned/Results)

LINE 8 – BRIDGE CLASS____________________________________ (Bridge ClassificationReport/Grid Coordinates)

LINE 9 – FORDS ___________________________________________ (Fords and Crossings Site/GridCoordinates)

LINE 10 − BYPASSES_______________________________________ (Overpasses, Underpasses,Culverts/Grid Coordinates)

LINE 11 – OBSTACLES _____________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of AllObstacles, Minefields,Contaminated Areas)

LINE 12 – ENEMY__________________________________________ (Enemy Activity That CanInfluence Route/GridCoordinates)



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TITLE: RULES OF ENGAGEMENT AUTHORIZATION [ROEAUTH]REPORT NUMBER: R070 {USMTF # F411}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to authorize or refuse the implementation of specific rules ofengagement. Reference: FM 101-5.



LINE 3 − ROE APPROVED___________________________________ (Approved Rules ofEngagement and AnyApplicable Constraints)

LINE 4 − ROE DENIED______________________________________ (Rules of Engagement BeingDenied)

LINE 5 − POLITICAL GUIDANCE ____________________________ (Political Guidance Code forROE Authorized)



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TITLE: RULES OF ENGAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATION [ROEIMPL]REPORT NUMBER: R075 {USMTF # F412}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to implement or cancel a specific rule of engagement. Reference: FM101-5.



LINE 3 − ROE IMPLEMENT _________________________________ (Implemented Rules ofEngagement With Constraints ifApplicable)

LINE 4 − ROE CANCEL _____________________________________ (Rules of Engagement BeingCanceled)

LINE 5 − ROE SUMMARY ___________________________________ (Summary of Rules ofEngagement With ApplicableConstraints in Effect IncludingThose Implemented by ThisReport)

LINE 6 − REPORTING POLICY_______________________________ (Reporting Policy Code)



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TITLE: SAEDA REPORT [SAEDAREP]REPORT NUMBER: S001

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide notification of a Subversion and Espionage DirectedAgainst the Army (SAEDA) incident. Reference: FM 34-60 and AR 310-50.



LINE 3 – INCIDENT TIME ___________________________________ (DTG of Incident)


LINE 5 – PERSONNEL ______________________________________ (Personnel Involved)

a. WITNESSES _____________________________________

b. SOURCES _______________________________________

c. SUSPECTS ______________________________________

LINE 6 – ACTIONS _________________________________________ (Actions Taken by Personneland Unit Involved)

LINE 7 – POINT OF CONTACT _______________________________ (Unit POC and ContactInformation)



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TITLE: SCATTERABLE MINEFIELD RECORD [SCATMINREC]REPORT NUMBER: S005

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report emplacement of scatterable mines (SCATMINE). IAW unitSOPs or SCATMINE planning and execution policy, units will prepare and submit SCATMINREC inenough time to allow the request to be disseminated to all affected units. Once executed, it is critical toreport each obstacle as a separate SCATMINREC to ensure it gains immediate visibility. (PlacingSCATMINREC in the obstacle database, which is how most of the normal obstacles will be reported,slows dissemination.) This is especially important if the obstacle is on a unit boundary or beyond theFLOT. Reference: FM 20-32, FM 90-7, and FM 5-34.



LINE 3 – TGT/OBSTCL NO.__________________________________ (Target/Obstacle Number, asper Unit SOPs)

LINE 4 – EMPLACING SYSTEM______________________________ (Emplacing System (Volcano(Air or Ground), Artillery(Type), MOPMS, Air Delivered(Air Force), or Gator)

LINE 5 − ANTITANK MINES_________________________________ (YES or NO)

LINE 6 − ANTIPERSONNEL MINES___________________________ (YES or NO)

LINE 7 − LIFE CYCLE ______________________________________ (DTG of Life Cycle Planned)

LINE 8 – AIM POINTS ______________________________________ (Aim Points/Center Point of theMinefield)

a. ________________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit Grid of OneCorner)

b. ________________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit Grid of OneCorner)

c. ________________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit Grid of OneCorner)

d. ________________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit Grid of OneCorner)


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TITLE: SCATTERABLE MINEFIELD RECORD [SCATMINREC] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: S005

LINE 9 – AIM POINTS ______________________________________ (Aim Points/Center Point of theMinefield)





LINE 10 – AIM POINTS _____________________________________ (Aim Points/Center Point of theMinefield)











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TITLE: SCATTERABLE MINEFIELD RECORD [SCATMINREC] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: S005



LINE 14 – EMPLACING _____________________________________ (Unit Emplacing Mines andReport Number)

LINE 15 – SAFETY ZONE ___________________________________ (Size of Safety Zone)

LINE 16 – MINEFIELD MARKING ____________________________ (Type of Marking, ifApplicable)

LINE 17 – APPROVING AUTHORITY _________________________ (Approving AuthorityCommander)

LINE 18 – POC THIS REPORT________________________________ (Person Completing ThisReport)

LINE 19 – ACTIONS ________________________________________ (Actions Taken by PersonnelInvolved)



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TITLE: SCATTERABLE MINEFIELD REQUEST [SCATMINREQ]REPORT NUMBER: S010

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to request authority to plan emplacement of scatterable mines(SCATMINE). IAW unit SOPs or the SCATMINE planning and execution policy, units will prepare andsubmit SCATMINREQ in enough time to allow the request to be staffed at the appropriate level andapproval or disapproval returned to the requesting unit. Once a unit receives permission to plan aSCATMINE obstacle, it must still receive release authority before proceeding. This process is normallygiven when a scatterable minefield warning (SCATMINWARN) is sent 30 minutes prior to execution andthe higher commander acknowledges and approves the release. Once the minefield is in place, aminefield/obstacle report (SCATMINREC) is sent to register the minefield. This is key, as the minefieldmay be on a unit boundary or beyond the FLOT. Reference: FM 20-32, FM 90-7, and FM 5-34.





LINE 5 − ANTITANK MINES_________________________________ (YES or NO)

LINE 6 − ANTIPERSONNEL MINES___________________________ (YES or NO)

LINE 7 – ATTITUDE ________________________________________ (Attitude of Minefield)

LINE 8 – DIMENSIONS _____________________________________ (Dimensions of Minefield)

LINE 9 – AIM POINTS ______________________________________ (Number of Aim Points/CornerPoints With Grid Coordinates)

LINE 10 – SAFETY ZONE ___________________________________ (Size of Safety Zone)

LINE 11 – MINEFIELD MARKING ____________________________ (Type of Marking, ifApplicable)

LINE 12 − UNIT OBSERVING ________________________________ (Unit Observing)

LINE 13 – MISSION_________________________________________ (Task, Purpose and Intent, ifRequired)

LINE 14 − LIFE CYCLE _____________________________________ (DTG of Life Cycle Planned)


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TITLE: SCATTERABLE MINEFIELD REQUEST [SCATMINREQ] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: S010




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TITLE: SCATTERABLE MINEFIELD WARNING (SCATMINWARN)REPORT NUMBER: S015

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to request authority to execute a planned scatterable minefield(SCATMINE) obstacle. Use the SCATMINREQ to request authority to plan a SCATMINE obstacle andthe SCATMINREC to record an executed SCATMINE obstacle. Reference: FM 20-32, FM 90-7, andFM 5-34.





LINE 5 – ANTITANK MINES_________________________________ (Antitank Mines (YES or NO))

LINE 6 – ANTIPERSONNEL MINES___________________________ (Antipersonnel Mines (YES orNO))

LINE 7 – AIMING POINTS___________________________________ (Grid Coordinates of AimPoints/Corner Points, ifRequired Due to RefinementWhen Authorized)

LINE 8 – SAFETY ZONE ____________________________________ (Size of Safety Zone)

LINE 9 – MINEFIELD MARKING _____________________________ (Type of Marking, ifApplicable)

LINE 10 – LIFE CYCLE _____________________________________ (DTG of Life Cycle)




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TITLE: SEARCH AND RESCUE INCIDENT REPORT [SARIR]REPORT NUMBER: S020 {USMTF # C482}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report any situation that may require a search and rescue effort.Reference: FM 1-108 and FM 1-513.



LINE 3 − CALL SIGN _______________________________________ (Call Sign of Disabled or LostAircraft, Ship, Submarine, orOther)

LINE 4 – TYPE_____________________________________________ (Type of Disabled or LostAircraft, Ship, Submarine, orOther)

LINE 5 – COLOR ___________________________________________ (Color of Disabled or LostAircraft, Ship, Submarine, orOther)

LINE 6 – ID________________________________________________ (Aircraft Tail or Side Number,Ship/Submarine Hull Number,or Other Number)

LINE 7 – LOCATION________________________________________ (Location Disabled or LostAircraft, Ship, Submarine, orOther in UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 8 – QUALIFIER _______________________________________ (Location Qualifier: ACTUALor ESTIMATED Followed byLAND or SEA)

LINE 9 – TIME OF INCIDENT ________________________________ (DTG of Incident)

LINE 10 – CAUSE __________________________________________ (Cause of Disabled or LostAircraft, Ship, Submarine, orOther)

LINE 11 − PERSONNEL _____________________________________ (Count of Personnel on Boardand Qualifier: ACTUAL orESTIMATED)

LINE 12 – STATUS _________________________________________ (Enter Count of Personnel andTheir Statuses)


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TITLE: SEARCH AND RESCUE INCIDENT REPORT [SARIR] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: S020 {USMTF # C482}

LINE 13 – REQUIRE ________________________________________ (Enter RCC or COMBINEDASSISTANCE if SARAssistance is Required)

LINE 14 − POINT OF CONTACT______________________________ (Enter the Point of Contact andTelephone Number)



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TITLE: SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR) REQUEST [SARREQ]REPORT NUMBER: S025 {USMTF # D669}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to request forces to participate in a search and rescue (SAR) mission.Reference: FM 1-108 and FM 1-513.




LINE 4 – PRIORITY_________________________________________ (Priority of Request: 1, 1Athrough 1Z; 2, 2A through 2Z;3, 3A Through 3Z; 4, 4Athrough 4Z)

LINE 5 – TYPE_____________________________________________ (Air Mission Type)

LINE 6 − ON TIME _________________________________________ (DTG Aircraft Are Requested tobe at SAR Location or ASAP)

LINE 7 − OFF TIME_________________________________________ (DTG Aircraft Are to DepartFrom SAR Location)

LINE 8 – NO. TYPE _________________________________________ (Number and Type of AssetsRequested)

LINE 9 – LOCATION________________________________________ (SAR Location in UTM or Six-Digit Grid Coordinate WithMGRS Grid Zone Designator)



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TITLE: SEARCH AND RESCUE SITUATION SUMMARY REPORT [SARSIT]REPORT NUMBER: S030 {USMTF # C420}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to coordinate, summarize, or terminate joint search and rescueoperations. Reference: FM 1-108 and FM 1-513.



LINE 3 − MISSION NUMBER ________________________________ (Enter the JRCC SAR MissionNumber)

LINE 4 – STATUS __________________________________________ (SAR Status: COMPLETED orTERMINATED if SAR ActivityHas Ceased and Will Not beResumed at a Later Time;SUSPENDED, if SAR Activityis Discontinued and Objective isNot Recovered)

LINE 5 − CALL SIGN _______________________________________ (Call Sign of Disabled or LostAircraft, Ship, Submarine, orOther)

LINE 6 – TYPE_____________________________________________ (Type of Disabled or LostAircraft, Ship, Submarine, orOther)

LINE 7 – LOCATION________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of SARIncident)

LINE 8 – PERSONNEL ______________________________________ (Number of Personnel Involvedin Incident)

LINE 9 − PERSONNEL STATUS ______________________________ (Status of Personnel Involved inIncident (RECOVERED))



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TITLE: SENSITIVE ITEMS REPORT [SENITREP]REPORT NUMBER: S035

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to convey status of military equipment deemed sensitive by chain ofcommand. Send IAW unit SOPs. Reference: FM 19-30.



LINE 3 – STATUS __________________________________________ (UP-100 percent Complete orUNIT GREEN to DenoteReport With No Discrepancy; ifUnit is Green Skip to Line 10;When Discrepancy is NotedReport UNIT RED andContinue Report)

LINE 4 – LOSING UNIT _____________________________________ (Unit Making Report Loss)

LINE 5 – ITEM_____________________________________________ (Item Lost by Serial Number)

LINE 6 – DTG OF LOSS _____________________________________ (DTG of Loss)

LINE 7 – DETAILS _________________________________________ (Circumstances of Loss)

LINE 8 – ACTION TAKEN ___________________________________ (Actions Taken to Recover theItem)



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TITLE: SEVERE WEATHER WARNING [SVRWXWARN]REPORT NUMBER: S040

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to warn commanders of severe weather affecting the area ofoperations. Transmit this message as required until normal weather communications are established.Reference: FM 34-81.



LINE 3 – VALID____________________________________________ (DTG the Warning is EffectiveFrom)

LINE 4 – UNTIL____________________________________________ (DTG the Warning is Effectiveto)

LINE 5 – WEATHER ________________________________________ (Atmosphere Conditions WithRespect to Cloudiness,Precipitation, or Other WeatherPhenomena)

LINE 6 – VISIBILITY _______________________________________ (Minimum Visibility in Meters)

LINE 7 – CEILING__________________________________________ (Lowest Forecast Ceiling inFeet)

LINE 8 – SPEED____________________________________________ (Maximum Sustained WindSpeed in Knots)

LINE 9 – GUSTS ___________________________________________ (Peak Wind Gusts in Knots)

LINE 10 – DIRECTION ______________________________________ (Wind Direction in Degrees)



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TITLE: SLANT REPORT [SLANTREP]REPORT NUMBER: S045

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to give the commander accurate and routine information regardingstatus of critical personnel and equipment necessary for the unit’s operation success. Submit whennecessary or as directed. The commander designates the information to report during planning or by unitSOPs. Reference: FM 71-2 and FM 71-3.



LINE 3 – CDR’S INFO REQ __________________________________ (Commander’s InformationRequirement)

LINE 4 – EQUIPMENT ______________________________________

LINE 5 – PERSONNEL ______________________________________

**Unit SOPs determine the items and the order they are reported in Lines 4 and 5.

EXAMPLE: M1A2/M2A3/AH-64/MLRS/19K. “Sent As 24 of 38/38 of 38/16 of 24/389 of 400”



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TITLE: SORTIE ALLOTMENT [SORTIEALOT]REPORT NUMBER: S050 {USMTF # A656}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide a means by which a joint force commander approves theair employment/allocation plans of his subordinate commanders and fills his subordinate commanders’requests from sorties declared in excess in the subordinate command’s Air Allocation/Request Message.Reference: JP 3-56.1.



LINE 3 − EMPLOYMENT PLAN ______________________________ (Significant Changes toApplicable Component'sEmployment Plan)

LINE 4 – SUPPORT RECEIVED_______________________________ (Addressees Requests Filled;All Others Disapproved)

LINE 5 − REQUEST FILLED BY ______________________________ (Request Number andComponent Filling Request)



LINE 8 – SUPPORT GIVEN __________________________________ (Requests to be Filled byAddressee)


LINE 10 – DATA ___________________________________________ (Mission Type, Start and StopTimes, Number of SortiesRequested)

LINE 11 – REQUEST________________________________________ (Request Number)

LINE 12 – DATA ___________________________________________ (Mission Type, Start and StopTimes, Number of SortiesRequested)



FM 101-5-2

II-233

TITLE: SPILL REPORT [SPILLREP]REPORT NUMBER: S055

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to send timely information on status of oil, hazardous material, orhazardous waste spill that could have immediate environmental and/or health effects. Sent IAW unitSOPs and commander’s direction. NOTE: Spill reporting and reportable quantities are mandated byfederal law.



LINE 3 – DATE/TIME _______________________________________ (DTG of Spill Discovery)

LINE 4 − MATERIAL _______________________________________ (Material Spilled)

LINE 5 – QUANTITY _______________________________________ (Quantity of Spilled Material)

LINE 6 − LOCATION _______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of Spill)

LINE 7 − CAUSE ___________________________________________ (Cause and Supervising Unit)

LINE 8 – SIZE _____________________________________________ (Size of Affected Area)

LINE 9 – DAMAGE _________________________________________ (Damage to the NaturalEnvironment (if required))

LINE 10 − HAZARDS _______________________________________ (Hazards to Friendly Forcesand/or Civilian Personnel)

LINE 11- ACTIONS _________________________________________ (Summary of Actions Taken)

LINE 12 – UNIT POC________________________________________ (Supervising Unit POC)

LINE 13 – ASSISTANCE_____________________________________ (AssistanceRequired/Requested)



FM 101-5-2

II-234

TITLE: SPOT REPORT [SPOTREP]REPORT NUMBER: S060

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to send information to provide timely intelligence or status regardingevents that could have an immediate and significant effect on current planning and operations.Reference: FM 17-15, FM 17-98, and FM 7-7.



LINE 3 – SIZE _____________________________________________ (Size of Enemy Unit)

LINE 4 − ACTIVITY ________________________________________ (Enemy Activity at DTG ofReport)

LINE 5 − LOCATION _______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of EnemyActivity or Event Observed)

LINE 6 − UNIT _____________________________________________ (Enemy Unit)

LINE 7 – TIME_____________________________________________ (DTG of Observation)

LINE 8 – EQUIPMENT ______________________________________ (Equipment of Unit Observed)

LINE 9 − SENDER’S ASSESSMENT ___________________________ (Specific Sender Information)



FM 101-5-2

II-235

TITLE: STOP JAMMING MESSAGE [STOPJAMMING]REPORT NUMBER: S065 {USMTF # D675}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to terminate a jamming task being conducted by an EA asset. Reference:FM 34-40.



LINE 3 – FREQUENCY______________________________________ (Enter the Radio Frequency orEnter ALL if Jamming is toStop on All Frequencies)



FM 101-5-2

II-236

TITLE: STRAGGLER STATUS REPORT [STRAGSTATREP]REPORT NUMBER: S070

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report any personnel who are in areas not authorized by currentstanding orders and are not assessed as missing in action. Reference: FM 19-1.



LINE 3 – NUMBER _________________________________________ (Number of Stragglers by Rankand Unit)

LINE 4 – LOCATION________________________________________ (Location of Stragglers PickedUp: UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 5 – AA _______________________________________________ (Disposition/Location ofStraggler AA)



FM 101-5-2

II-237

TITLE: SUMMARY REPORT OF NUCLEAR DETONATIONS [NUDETSUM]REPORT NUMBER: S075 {USMTF # C442}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report information pertaining to nuclear detonations on areasoutside the North American continent. This report will support damage assessment at the national level.Reference: FM 3-14.



LINE 3 − AS OF ____________________________________________ (As of DTG for Applicability ofNUDETSUM Information)

LINE 4 – SEQUENCE _______________________________________ (Serial Number Assigned toThis Nuclear Detonation)

LINE 5 – PLACE ___________________________________________ (Place or Area Name of theNuclear Detonation)

LINE 6 – COORDINATES____________________________________ (Detonation's UTM or Six-DigitGrid Coordinate With GridZone Designator)

LINE 7 – DETONATION_____________________________________ (DTG Detonation Occurred)

**Repeat lines 4 through 7 to report all observed nuclear detonations.



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FM 101-5-2

II-238

TITLE: SUPPORT-AIR CORRIDOR [SPRT.AIRCOR]REPORT NUMBER: S080 {USMTF # A263}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report, modify, or cancel an airspace coordination area to firesupport agencies. Reference: FM 100-103.





LINE 5 – NAME ____________________________________________ (Air Corridor Name)

LINE 6 – FROM ____________________________________________ (DTG Effective From)

LINE 7 – TO _______________________________________________ (DTG Effective To)

LINE 8 − ZONE ALFA_______________________________________ (UTM Grid Zone and 100-KMSquare)

LINE 9 − POINT ALFA ______________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting andUTM 1-Meter Northing)

LINE 10 − ALFA WIDTH ____________________________________ (Width in Meters)

LINE 11 − ALFA MIN _______________________________________ (Minimum Altitude in Meters)

LINE 12 − ALFA MAX ______________________________________ (Maximum Altitude in Meters)

LINE 13 − ZONE BRAVO ____________________________________ (UTM Grid Zone and 100-KMSquare)

LINE 14 − POINT BRAVO ___________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting andUTM 1-Meter Northing)

LINE 15 − BRAVO WIDTH___________________________________ (Width in Meters)

LINE 16 − BRAVO MIN _____________________________________ (Minimum Altitude in Meters)

LINE 17 − BRAVO MAX_____________________________________ (Maximum Altitude in Meters)


FM 101-5-2

II-239

TITLE: SUPPORT-AIR CORRIDOR [SPRT.AIRCOR] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: S080 {USMTF # A263}

LINE 18 − ZONE CHARLIE __________________________________ (UTM Grid Zone and 100-KMSquare)

LINE 19 − POINT CHARLIE__________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting andUTM 1-Meter Northing)

LINE 20 − CHARLIE WIDTH _________________________________ (Width in Meters)

LINE 21 − CHARLIE MIN____________________________________ (Minimum Altitude in Meters)

LINE 22 − CHARLIE MAX ___________________________________ (Maximum Altitude in Meters)

LINE 23 − ZONE DELTA ____________________________________ (UTM Grid Zone and 100-KMSquare)

LINE 24 − POINT DELTA____________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting andUTM 1-Meter Northing)

LINE 25 − DELTA WIDTH ___________________________________ (Width in Meters)

LINE 26 − DELTA MIN______________________________________ (Minimum Altitude in Meters)

LINE 27 − DELTA MAX _____________________________________ (Maximum Altitude in Meters)

LINE 28 − ZONE ECHO _____________________________________ (UTM Grid Zone and 100-KMSquare)

LINE 29 − POINT ECHO_____________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting andUTM 1-Meter Northing)

LINE 30 − ECHO WIDTH ____________________________________ (Width in Meters)

LINE 31 − ECHO MIN_______________________________________ (Minimum Altitude in Meters)

LINE 32 − ECHO MAX ______________________________________ (Maximum Altitude in Meters)

LINE 33 − ZONE FOXTROT__________________________________ (UTM Grid Zone and 100-KMSquare)

LINE 34 − POINT FOXTROT _________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting andUTM 1-Meter Northing)

LINE 35 − FOXTROT WIDTH ________________________________ (Width in Meters)


FM 101-5-2

II-240

TITLE: SUPPORT-AIR CORRIDOR [SPRT.AIRCOR] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: S080 {USMTF # A263}

LINE 36 − FOXTROT MIN ___________________________________ (Minimum Altitude in Meters)

LINE 37 − FOXTROT MAX __________________________________ (Maximum Altitude in Meters)

LINE 38 − ZONE GOLF______________________________________ (UTM Grid Zone and 100-KMSquare)

LINE 39 − POINT GOLF _____________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting andUTM 1-Meter Northing)

LINE 40 − GOLF WIDTH ____________________________________ (Width in Meters)

LINE 41 − GOLF MIN _______________________________________ (Minimum Altitude in Meters)

LINE 42 − GOLF MAX ______________________________________ (Maximum Altitude in Meters)

LINE 43 − ZONE HOTEL ____________________________________ (UTM Grid Zone and 100-KMSquare)

LINE 44 − POINT HOTEL____________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting andUTM 1-Meter Northing)



FM 101-5-2

II-241

TITLE: SUPPORT-BATTLEFIELD GEOMETRY [SPRT.GEOM]REPORT NUMBER: S085 {USMTF # A262}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to transfer, amend, cancel, or propose any battlefield geometry(which includes fire support coordination measures) in support of land combat operations. Reference:FM 100-103.




LINE 4 – SOI ______________________________________________ (Secondary Option Indicator.Enter ADDED POINTS if ADDis in Line 1 and AdditionalPoints Will Follow in AnotherReport)


LINE 6 − FROM ____________________________________________ (DTG Effective From)

LINE 7 – TO _______________________________________________ (DTG Effective to)

LINE 8 – BGT______________________________________________ (Battlefield Geometry Type)

LINE 9 – NAME ____________________________________________ (Battlefield Geometry TypeName)

LINE 10 – AUTHORITY _____________________________________ (Coordination/EstablishingAuthority)

LINE 11 − ONE GRID _______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 12 − TWO GRID_______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 13 − THREE GRID _____________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)


FM 101-5-2

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TITLE: SUPPORT-BATTLEFIELD GEOMETRY [SPRT.GEOM] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: S085 {USMTF # A262}

LINE 14 − FOUR GRID ______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 15 − FIVE GRID _______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 16 − CIRCLE _________________________________________ (UTM Grid Zone and 100-KMSquare, UTM 1-Meter Easting,and UTM 1-Meter Northing)

LINE 17 – RADIUS _________________________________________ (Circular Area Radius inMeters)

LINE 18 − AMMO-RESTRICTED _____________________________ (Restrictive Fire Area RestrictedAmmo Indicator)

LINE 19 − AMMO-RESTRICTED _____________________________ (Restrictive Fire Area RestrictedAmmo Indicator)

LINE 20 − BOUNDARY POINT _______________________________ (Coordinate Point SequenceNumber)

LINE 21 – NAME ___________________________________________ (Boundary Name)

LINE 22 − BOUNDARY POINT _______________________________ (Coordinate Point SequenceNumber)

LINE 23 – NAME ___________________________________________ (Boundary Name)



FM 101-5-2

II-243

TITLE: SUPPORT-DAMAGE AVOIDANCE AREA [SPRT.DAACAT]REPORT NUMBER: S090 {USMTF # A280}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use (1) to establish nuclear damage categories and (2) to disseminatecommand guidance establishing chemical avoidance criteria within damage avoidance areas. Reference:FM 3-3-1.





LINE 5 − AREA NAME ______________________________________ (Damage Avoidance AreaName)


LINE 7 − ONE GRID ________________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting, UTM1-Meter Northing)

LINE 8 − TWO GRID________________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting, UTM1-Meter Northing)

LINE 9 − THREE GRID______________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting, UTM1-Meter Northing)

LINE 10 − FOUR GRID ______________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting, UTM1-Meter Northing)

LINE 11 − FIVE GRID _______________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting, UTM1-Meter Northing)

LINE 12 − SIX GRID ________________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting, UTM1-Meter Northing)

LINE 13 − SEVEN GRID _____________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting, UTM1-Meter Northing)

LINE 14 − EIGHT GRID _____________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting, UTM1-Meter Northing)


FM 101-5-2

II-244

TITLE: SUPPORT-DAMAGE AVOIDANCE AREA [SPRT.DAACAT] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: S090 {USMTF # A280}

LINE 15 − NINE GRID ______________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting, UTM1-Meter Northing)

LINE 16 – CIRCLE__________________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting, UTM1-Meter Northing)

LINE 17 – RADIUS _________________________________________ (Circular Area Radius inMeters)

LINE 18 – PERSONNEL _____________________________________ (Personnel Damage Categoryand Level of Assurance)

LINE 19 – FACILITY________________________________________ (Facility Damage Category andLevel of Assurance)

LINE 20 – THERMAL _______________________________________ (Thermal Ignition DamageCategory and Level ofAssurance)

LINE 21 − CHEMICAL MINIMUM ____________________________ (Minimum Desired ChemicalEffects)

LINE 22 – MAXIMUM ______________________________________ (Maximum Desired ChemicalEffects and Persistent Indicator)



FM 101-5-2

II-245

TITLE: SURVEILLANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE PLAN REPORT [SURRECONREP]REPORT NUMBER: S095

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report reconnaissance and surveillance plans. Reference: FM34-2-1.



LINE 3 – OPERATION ______________________________________ (Period and Operation Covered)

LINE 4 – PIR/IR ____________________________________________ (Identify the CollectionEmphasis by Type and by theCCIR (PIR/IR) it is Assigned,Include the Task and Purpose ofCollector to IR)

LINE 5 − EMPHASIS________________________________________ (Collection Emphasis byDiscipline)

a. SIGINT _________________________________________

b. HUMINT ________________________________________

c. IMINT __________________________________________

LINE 6 – SORs _____________________________________________



FM 101-5-2

II-246

TITLE: SURVEY-CONTROL POINT ACCESS REQUEST [SURV.TPAC]REPORT NUMBER: S100 {USMTF # D272}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to retrieve survey control points by circular, thrust line, or rectangularsearch. The report provides a means to request survey control point data. These control points providepotential starting and closing points for the extension of control. Reference: FM 6-2.



LINE 3 – ORDER ___________________________________________ (Order of Survey Accuracy)


LINE 5 – CIRCLE___________________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting andUTM 1-Meter Northing)

LINE 6 – RADIUS __________________________________________ (Circular Area Radius, SurveySearch)

LINE 7 − ONE GRID ________________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting, UTM1-Meter Northing)

LINE 8 − TWO GRID________________________________________ (UTM 1-Meter Easting, UTM1-Meter Northing)

LINE 9 – WIDTH ___________________________________________ (Width of Thrust Line inMeters)



FM 101-5-2

II-247

TITLE: SURVEY-CONTROL POINT STORAGE (INPUT/OUTPUT) MESSAGE [SURV.SCPST]REPORT NUMBER: S105 {USMTF # C270}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to establish, cancel, or transmit SCP data. Reference: FM 6-2.



LINE 3 – POI ______________________________________________ (Primary Option Indicator. EnterADD, AMEND, or CANCEL)

LINE 4 – ORDER ___________________________________________ (Order of Survey Accuracy)

LINE 5 − CONTROL POINT__________________________________ (Survey Control Point Name)

LINE 6 – UTM EAST________________________________________ (UTM .01-Meter Higher OrderEasting)

LINE 7 – UTM NORTH ______________________________________ (UTM .01-Meter Higher OrderNorthing)

LINE 8 – ALTITUDE ________________________________________ (SCP Altitude to 0.1-Meter)

LINE 9 – SOURCE __________________________________________ (Source of Station Data)

LINE 10 − STATION DESCRIPTION___________________________ (Description, Control PointStation)

LINE 11 – ROUTE __________________________________________ (Description of Route to SCP)

LINE 12 – ALFA____________________________________________ (First Azimuth Mark Name)

LINE 13 − MARK ALFA _____________________________________ (Description, Azimuth Mark)

LINE 14 − AZIMUTH TO ALFA_______________________________ (Azimuth to the Nearest OneThousandth of a Mil)

LINE 15 – BRAVO__________________________________________ (Second Azimuth Mark Name)

LINE 16 − MARK BRAVO ___________________________________ (Description, Azimuth Mark)

LINE 17 − AZIMUTH TO BRAVO _____________________________ (Azimuth to the Nearest OneThousandth of a Mil)



FM 101-5-2

II-248

TITLE: SURVIVABILITY REPORT [SURREP]REPORT NUMBER: S108

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report the completion of survivability tasks. Survivability tasksinclude digging, revetment, camouflage, and hardening of buildings. Reference: FM 5-34, FM 5-100, andFM 5-102.



LINE 3 – UNIT TYPE _______________________________________ (Type of Unit)

LINE 4 − TASK SERIAL NUMBER ____________________________ (Unique Task IdentifyingNumber)

LINE 5 – OBSTACLE ZONE/BELT NUMBER ___________________ (Zone, Belt Letter and Number)

LINE 6 – SURVIVABILITY MISSION__________________________ (Type of Mission, ProtectiveWorks, Camouflage)

LINE 7 – SURVIVABILITY TASK_____________________________ (Task, CP, Fighting Positions)

LINE 8 – TYPE OF POSITION ________________________________ (Type of Position)

LINE 9 – ECHELON ________________________________________ (Echelon of Unit)

LINE 10 – MAP SHEET NUMBERS____________________________ (Map Sheet Numbers Relevantto Report)

LINE 11 – NAME OF NEAREST TOWN ________________________ (Name of Nearby Town)

LINE 12 – COMPLETION TIME ______________________________ (DTG When Task WasCompleted)



FM 101-5-2

II-249

TITLE: SYSTEM-REPLY OR REMARKS MESSAGE [SYS.RRM]REPORT NUMBER: S110 {USMTF # F260}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to reply to a message received when a structured message does notexist or when it is necessary to provide plain text information. Reference: FM 11-32.



LINE 3 − REPORT TYPE ____________________________________ (Report Type)

LINE 4 – ORIGINATOR _____________________________________ (Originator)

LINE 5 – SERIAL___________________________________________ (Report Serial Number)

LINE 6 – REPLY ___________________________________________ (Type of Reply Report. EnterACKNOWLEDGE, WILLCOMPLY, MODIFYEXECUTION, EXECUTIONIMPOSSIBLE, VERIFICATIONREQUESTED, EXECUTIONCOMPLETED)



FM 101-5-2

II-250

TITLE: SYSTEM-REQUEST FOR REPORT [SYS.RFR]REPORT NUMBER: S115 {USMTF # D260}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use in fire support operations (1) to request a one-time fire support reportor (2) to establish a standing requirement for a report. Reference: FM 6-71.





LINE 5 − REPORT TYPE ____________________________________ (Type of Fire Support Report)

LINE 6 – FREQUENCY______________________________________ (Report Frequency)

LINE 7 – FROM ____________________________________________ (DTG Effective From)

LINE 8 – TO _______________________________________________ (DTG Effective to)

LINE 9 − TARGET LIST _____________________________________ (Target List/Last TargetIndicator)

LINE 10 − GEOMETRY TYPE ________________________________ (Battlefield Geometry Type)

LINE 11 − GEOMETRY NAME _______________________________ (Battlefield Geometry TypeName)

LINE 12 – ELEMENT _______________________________________ (Section, Platoon, Battery/Company, Battalion/Regiment,and Regiment/Brigade/DivisionDesignators, or Ship CallSign(s))



FM 101-5-2

II-251

TITLE: TACTICAL ELINT REPORT [TACELINT]REPORT NUMBER: T001 {USMTF # C121}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report on the unit’s tactical electronic intelligence systems.Reference: FM 34-10 and FM 34-10-13.



LINE 3 – TARGET __________________________________________ (Target Identifier–BE Number,Target Signal Number, PINNumber, or RACKET Number)

LINE 4 – BETWEEN ________________________________________ (DTG Detected)

LINE 5 – AND _____________________________________________ (DTG LOST or PRESENT ifStill Emitting)



LINE 8 – LENGTH__________________________________________ (Length of Ellipse Semi-MajorAxis)

LINE 9 – WIDTH ___________________________________________ (Width of Ellipse Semi-MinorAxis)

LINE 10 – AXIS ____________________________________________ (Axis Orientation)

LINE 11 − PARAMETERS FOLLOW___________________________ (Alerts Addressee That theFollowing 10 Lines ContainSystems Parameters. If you aresending more than one set ofparameters, state the number ofthe set being sent.)

EXAMPLE: PARAMETERS FOLLOW; SYSTEM ONE.

LINE 12 – FREQUENCY _____________________________________ (Frequency of Signal)

LINE 13 – MODE ___________________________________________ (RF Operational Mode)


FM 101-5-2

II-252

TITLE: TACTICAL ELINT REPORT [TACELINT] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: T001 {USMTF # C121}

LINE 14 − INTERVAL_______________________________________ (Pulse Repetition Interval)

LINE 15 – ACTIVITY _______________________________________ (Pulse Repetition IntervalActivity)

LINE 16 – DURATION ______________________________________ (Pulse Duration)

LINE 17 – SCAN ___________________________________________ (Scan Type)

LINE 18 – RATE ___________________________________________ (Scan Type)

LINE 19 – POLARIZATION __________________________________ (Antenna Polarization)

LINE 20 – BEARING ________________________________________ (Bearing of the Signal From theDetecting Unit's Position)

** Repeat lines 11 through 20 to report multiple mission/mission data. Assign sequential line numbers tosucceeding iterations; for example, first iteration 11-15; second iteration 11a-15a; third iteration 11b-15b;and so on.



FM 101-5-2

II-253

TITLE: TEMPORARY BURIAL SITE REQUEST [TEMPBURIALSITEREQ]REPORT NUMBER: T005 {USMTF # B964}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide data required to request establishment of a temporarycemetery and special burial procedures/ceremonies. Reference: FM 10-296.



LINE 3 − REQUESTING AGENCY ____________________________ (Identification of theComponent/ Unit Making theRequest)

LINE 4 – COORDINATES____________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of theRequesting Unit)

LINE 5 − SITE JUSTIFICATION ______________________________ (Reason a Temporary BurialSite is Necessary)

LINE 6 – FEATURE_________________________________________ (Prominent Terrain Feature ofthe Proposed Site)

LINE 7 – COORDINATES____________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of the AreaContaining the Features Listedin the Preceding Line)

LINE 8 – NAME ____________________________________________ (Cemetery Name or Title)

LINE 9 – GRADIENT________________________________________ (Relative Terrain Gradient(GENTLY ROLLING,MODERATE, STEEP, orVERY STEEP)

LINE 10 – DRAINAGE ______________________________________ (Type of Drainage (NATURAL,MAN-MADE, or NONE)

LINE 11 – SOIL ____________________________________________ (Type of Soil)

LINE 12 − LAND USE _______________________________________ (Current Use of the Land)

LINE 13 − ROAD NUMBER __________________________________ (Access Road Number)


FM 101-5-2

II-254

TITLE: TEMPORARY BURIAL SITE REQUEST [TEMPBURIALSITEREQ] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: T005 {USMTF # B964}

LINE 14 − ROAD NAME_____________________________________ (Name of Access Road toCemetery Site)

LINE 15 − ROAD SURFACE__________________________________ (Type of Surface on AccessRoad)

LINE 16 – VEGETATION ____________________________________ (Type of Vegetation)

LINE 17 − LOCAL LABOR___________________________________ (Number of Local LaborersAvailable)

LINE 18 – EQUIPMENT _____________________________________ (Type, Name, or Nomenclatureof Available CemeteryEquipment)

LINE 19 − BURIAL TYPE____________________________________ (Type of Special BurialProcedure/CeremonyRequested)

LINE 20 − PERSONNEL QUANTITY AND CLASS _______________ (Quantity and Classification ofRemains (Military and WhetherUS, Allied, or Enemy))

**Transmit lines 19 and 20 for a special burial request.

**Repeat lines 19 through 20 to request multiple types of special burial procedures/ceremonies. Assignsequential line numbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 19 through 20; seconditeration 19a through 20a; third iteration 19b through 20b; and so on.

LINE 21 − BURIAL JUSTIFICATION __________________________ (Reason for Requesting MassBurial)



FM 101-5-2

II-255

TITLE: TRACK MANAGEMENT MESSAGE [TRKMAN]REPORT NUMBER: T010 {USMTF # F752}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report and resolve dual designations and differences in identity,category, and Identification Friend or Foe (IFF)/Selective Identification Feature (SIF). Reference: FM44-100.



LINE 3 – CONFLICT ________________________________________ (Type of Conflict: ID,CATEGORY, IFF, DUALDESIGNATION, POSITION,ALTITUDE, SIZE, AIR ORSURFACE TYPE)



LINE 6 – YOUR ____________________________________________ (Track Information)

LINE 7 – MY_______________________________________________ (Track Information)

LINE 8 – RESOLUTION _____________________________________ (Resolution of Conflict)



FM 101-5-2

II-256

TITLE: TRACK/POINT REPORT [TRKREP]REPORT NUMBER: T015 {USMTF # F753}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to report, update, or drop air, surface, subsurface, and ground tracksor points in the absence of a TADIL A or TADIL B link. Reference: FM 44-100.



LINE 3 – ID________________________________________________ (Identification: FRIENDLY,UNKNOWN, HOSTILE)



LINE 6 – HEADING_________________________________________ (Direction of Travel in DegreesTrue or Magnetic)

LINE 7 – SPEED____________________________________________ (Speed of Movement in Knots)

LINE 8 – ALTITUDE ________________________________________ (Altitude in Hundreds of Feet)

LINE 9 – ENGAGED ________________________________________ (Engagement Status: YES orNO)

LINE 10 − NO. TYPE________________________________________ (Number and Type of Craft:Two MIG 21s, ThreeDestroyers)

LINE 11 – SQUAWK ________________________________________ (IFF/SIF Mode and Code)

LINE 12 − MODE FOUR _____________________________________ (Confirmed Friend, NoResponse, Not Interrogated)

LINE 13 – CATEGORY ______________________________________ (Track Type: AIR, LAND,SURFACE, SUBSURFACE, orPOINT)



FM 101-5-2

II-257

TITLE: TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT REQUEST [TRANSSPTREQ]REPORT NUMBER: T020 {USMTF # D825}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to request transportation support other than airlift support.Reference: FM 701-58.



LINE 3 − UNIT IDENTIFIER _________________________________ (Identifier or Unit/AgencyRequesting TransportationSupport)

LINE 4 − CALL SIGN _______________________________________ (Call Sign of Unit)

LINE 5 – TELEX ___________________________________________ (Unit/Agency Telex Number)

LINE 6 − UNIT POC ________________________________________ (Designated Unit POC)

LINE 7 − RANK/RATE ______________________________________ (POC Rank or Rate and Rating)

LINE 8 − PRIMARY PHONE _________________________________ (Unit POC Primary TelephoneNumber)

LINE 9 − PRIMARY FREQUENCY ____________________________ (Unit Primary Radio Frequency)

LINE 10 − POC LOCATION __________________________________ (Unit POC Location UsingUTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 11 − SECONDARY PHONE _____________________________ (Unit POC SecondaryTelephone Number)

LINE 12 − SECONDARY FREQUENCY ________________________ (Unit Secondary RadioFrequency)

LINE 13 – BILLING_________________________________________ (Required Billing Instructions)

LINE 14 – PRIORITY________________________________________ (Requestor-Assigned PriorityNumber)

LINE 15 – MODE ___________________________________________ (Requestor's Preferred Mode ofTransportation)


FM 101-5-2

II-258

TITLE: TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT REQUEST [TRANSSPTREQ] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: T020 {USMTF # D825}

LINE 16 − PICKUP TIME ____________________________________ (Desired Pickup DTG forCargo/Passengers BeingMoved)

LINE 17 − ON-LOAD________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of On-Load/Pickup Point)

LINE 18 – DELIVERY_______________________________________ (Desired Delivery Time forCargo/Passengers BeingMoved)

LINE 19 − OFF-LOAD_______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of Off-LoadPoint)

LINE 20 – COUNT __________________________________________ (Count of Cargo/Passengers tobe Transported)

LINE 21 – TYPE____________________________________________ (Type of Cargo/Passengers to beTransported)

LINE 22 – LENGTH_________________________________________ (Linear, End-to-EndMeasurement, of Each Type ofEquipment)

LINE 23 – WIDTH __________________________________________ (Linear, Side-to-SideMeasurement, of Each Type ofEquipment)

LINE 24 – HEIGHT _________________________________________ (Vertical Dimension of EachType of Equipment)

LINE 25 – WEIGHT _________________________________________ (Weight of Each Type ofEquipment)

LINE 26 − HAZARDOUS DATA ______________________________ (Required Hazardous CargoData According to FederalRegulation 49 And Joint ServiceRegulations)

LINE 27 − ADDITIONAL SUPPORT ___________________________ (Additional SupportRequirements at On-Load orOff-Load Points, if Applicable)


FM 101-5-2

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TITLE: TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT REQUEST [TRANSSPTREQ] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: T020 {USMTF # D825}

LINE 28 − POC FUNCTION __________________________________ (Name of the Function of theMission POC)

LINE 29 − CALL SIGN ______________________________________ (Call Sign of the Unit toContact)

LINE 30 − REQUESTING POC________________________________ (Name of the Requesting UnitPOC)

LINE 31 − RANK/RATE _____________________________________ (Rank or Rate and Rating ofRequesting POC)

LINE 32 − PRIMARY PHONE ________________________________ (Unit POC Primary TelephoneNumber)

LINE 33 − PRIMARY FREQUENCY ___________________________ (Primary Radio Frequency ofRequesting Unit)

LINE 34 − POC LOCATION __________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of ReportingUnit POC)

LINE 35 − SECONDARY PHONE _____________________________ (Requesting POC SecondaryTelephone Number)

LINE 36 − SECONDARY FREQUENCY ________________________ (Secondary Radio Frequency ofthe Requesting Unit)

**Repeat lines 14 through 36 to initiate multiple requests for transportation support. Assign sequentialline numbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 14 through 36; second iteration 14athrough 36a; third iteration 14b through 36b; and so on.



FM 101-5-2

II-260

TITLE: TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT RESPONSE [TRANSSPTRES]REPORT NUMBER: T025 {USMTF # D826}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to reply to a transportation support request. Reference: FM 701-58.



LINE 3 − UNIT IDENTIFIER _________________________________ (Identifier of Unit/AgencyResponding for TransportationSupport)

LINE 4 − CALL SIGN _______________________________________ (Call Sign of the Unit)

LINE 5 – TELEX ___________________________________________ (Unit/Agency Telex Number)

LINE 6 − UNIT POC ________________________________________ (Designated Responding POC)

LINE 7 − RANK/RATE ______________________________________ (POC Rank or Rate and Rating)

LINE 8 − PRIMARY PHONE _________________________________ (Unit POC Primary TelephoneNumber)

LINE 9 − PRIMARY FREQUENCY ____________________________ (Responding Unit PrimaryRadio Frequency)


LINE 11 − SECONDARY PHONE _____________________________ (Unit POC SecondaryTelephone Number)

LINE 12 − SECONDARY FREQUENCY ________________________ (Responding Unit SecondaryRadio Frequency)

LINE 13 − BILLING_________________________________________ (Required Billing Instructions)

LINE 14 − STATUS _________________________________________ (Disposition/Status UsingAPPROVED, DISAPPROVED,or MODIFIED, as Applicable)

LINE 15 − SUPPORT UNIT___________________________________ (Supporting Unit Identifier orDesignator, if Applicable)


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TITLE: TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT RESPONSE [TRANSSPTRES] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: T025 {USMTF # D826}

LINE 16 − CALL SIGN ______________________________________ (Call Sign of the SupportingUnit)

LINE 17 − ON-LOAD SUPPORT EQUIPMENT NAME ____________ (Literal Name or Nomenclatureof Support Equipment to beProvided at On-Load Point)

LINE 18 − ON-LOAD SUPPORT EQUIPMENT COUNT ___________ (Number of Pieces of SupportEquipment Assigned)

LINE 19 − OFF-LOAD SUPPORT EQUIPMENT NAME ___________ (Literal Name or Nomenclatureof Support Equipment to beProvided at Off-Load Point)

LINE 20 − OFF-LOAD SUPPORT EQUIPMENT COUNT __________ (Number of Pieces of SupportEquipment Assigned)

LINE 21 − SUPPORT POC ___________________________________ (Supporting Unit POC Name)

LINE 22 − RANK/RATE _____________________________________ (Rank or Rate and Rating ofSupporting POC)

LINE 23 − PRIMARY PHONE ________________________________ (Supporting Unit POC PrimaryTelephone Number)

LINE 24 − PRIMARY FREQUENCY ___________________________ (Primary Radio Frequency ofthe Supporting Unit)


LINE 26 − SECONDARY PHONE _____________________________ (Supporting Unit POCSecondary Telephone Number)

LINE 27 − SECONDARY FREQUENCY ________________________ (Secondary Radio Frequency ofthe Supporting Unit)

LINE 28 − TRANSPORTATION MODE ________________________ (Mode of Transportation to beProvided, if the Mode is OtherThan That Requested)


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TITLE: TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT RESPONSE [TRANSSPTRES] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: T025 {USMTF # D826}

LINE 29 − PICKUP TIME ____________________________________ (Pickup DTG for Movement, ifthe DTG is Other Than ThatRequested)

LINE 30 − ON-LOAD POINT _________________________________ (On-Load Point Location, ifOther Than That Requested,Using UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 31 − DELIVERY TIME _________________________________ (Delivery DTG for Movement,if the DTG is Other Than ThatRequested)

LINE 32 − OFF-LOAD POINT ________________________________ (Off-Load Point Location, ifOther Than That Requested,Using UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 33 − PRIORITY _______________________________________ (Priority Assigned bySupporting Unit if it is OtherThan That Requested)

**Repeat lines 14 to 33 to reply to different/multiple requests for transportation support. Assignsequential line numbers to succeeding iterations; for example, first iteration 14 through 33; seconditeration 14a through 33a; third iteration 14b through 33b; and so on.



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TITLE: UNIT SITUATION REPORT [UNITSITREP]REPORT NUMBER: U001 {USMTF # C403}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to inform commanders of operational plans, unit readiness, andoperational situations or summaries. Reference: FM 100-15, FM 71-100, FM 71-3, and FM 71-2.



LINE 3 – FROM ____________________________________________ (Earliest DTG Zulu Report isValid)

LINE 4 – UNTIL____________________________________________ (Latest DTG Zulu Report isValid)

LINE 5 – MAP _____________________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 6 – ENEMY___________________________________________ (Enemy Activity BeingReported to Include:Nationality, Location, Mission,and Time of Sighting)

LINE 7 – NONHOSTILE _____________________________________ (Nonhostile Information BeingReported)

LINE 8 – OWN _____________________________________________ (Activities of Own ForcesIncluding Changes in Locationof Units/Formations, andActivities of Forces NotAttached to Originating Unit)

LINE 9 – TYPE_____________________________________________ (Type of Boundary Area or LineBeing Described)

LINE 10 − POINT A _________________________________________ (Start Point for Boundary Lineor Trace Being Described inUTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate with MGRS GridZone Designator)

LINE 11 − POINT B _________________________________________ (Second Point to Describe Lineor Trace)

LINE 12 − POINT C _________________________________________ (Third Point to Describe Line orTrace)


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TITLE: UNIT SITUATION REPORT [UNITSITREP] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: U001 {USMTF # C403}

LINE 13 − POINT D_________________________________________ (Fourth Point to Describe Lineor Trace)

LINE 14 − POINT E _________________________________________ (Fifth Point to Describe Line orTrace)

LINE 15 − UNIT ____________________________________________ (Unit Designator for theReported Unit)

LINE 16 − LOCATION ______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of Unit)

LINE 17 – UNITS ___________________________________________ (Total Number of Units BeingReported)

LINE 18 – READY __________________________________________ (Total Number of UnitsReporting C1, C2, or C3Readiness)

LINE 19 – UNIT ____________________________________________ (Unit Designator for Units WithLess Than C3 Readiness Status)

LINE 20 – LOCATION_______________________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of Unit)

LINE 21 – STATUS _________________________________________ (Degree to Which Unit isCombat Ready: C4 or C5)

LINE 22 – REASON_________________________________________ (Reason Unit has Less Than C3Rating: RESOURCE, SUPPLY,TRAINING)

LINE 23 – READY __________________________________________ (Estimated Time Unit WillAchieve Combat ReadinessStatus)

LINE 24 – ADMINISTRATION _______________________________ (Administration and LogisticsInformation Being Reported, toInclude: KIA, WIA, MIA,NCW, and EquipmentLost/Damaged)


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TITLE: UNIT SITUATION REPORT [UNITSITREP] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: U001 {USMTF # C403}

LINE 25 – GENERAL _______________________________________ (General Information BeingReported)

LINE 26 – SAFETY _________________________________________ (Commander's Safety RiskAssessment for Next Operation)



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TITLE: US MEDICAL STATUS FIELD REPORT [USMEDFLDREP]REPORT NUMBER: U005

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide status of significant medical interests affecting the overallmedical capability or health of command. Reference: FM 8-10-3.



LINE 3 – LOCATION________________________________________ (Reporting Unit UTM or Six-Digit Grid Coordinate WithGrid Zone Designator)

LINE 4 – SHIP _____________________________________________ (Ship Name (if Required))

LINE 5 − BED STAT

a. OPERATING _________________________________ (Number Beds Operating)b. NO. OCCUPIED _______________________________ (Number Beds Occupied)c. NO. ARMY ___________________________________ (Number Army Patients)d. NO. NAVY ___________________________________ (Number Navy Patients)e. NO. MARINE _________________________________ (Number Marine Patients)f. NO. AIR FORCE ______________________________ (Number Air Force Patients)g. NO. EPW_____________________________________ (Number EPW Patients)h. NO. US CIVILIAN _____________________________ (Number US Civilian Patients)i. NO. ALLIED CIVILIAN ________________________ (Number Allied Civilian

Patients)j. NO. OTHER __________________________________ (Number Other Patients)

LINE 6 − STATUS __________________________________________ (Patients Status by Service)

a. NO. RTD_____________________________________ (Number RTD in 72 Hours)b. NO. EVAC ___________________________________ (Number EVAC to CONUS)c. NO. DOW ____________________________________ (Number DOW)

LINE 7 − DAYS CLASS VIII__________________________________ (Days of Class VIII OH)

LINE 8 − DAYS BLOOD _____________________________________ (Days Blood Supply OH)

LINE 9 − CHRONIC PROBLEMS______________________________ (Chronic Problems)



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TITLE: WAR CRIME REPORTABLE INCIDENT REPORT [WCRIR]REPORT NUMBER: W001

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to convey flash traffic to the commander relating to a possible,suspected, or alleged violation of the law of war discovered within the command.



LINE 3 – TIME OF INCIDENT ________________________________ (Time the Incident Occurred)

LINE 4 – TIME OF DISCOVERY ______________________________ (Time the Incident Discovered)

LINE 5 – LOCATION OF INCIDENT___________________________ (Where Incident Occurred/UTMor Six-Digit Grid Coordinateswith MGRS Grid ZoneDesignator)

LINE 6 – PERSON(S) DISCOVERING__________________________ (Names(s)/Unit(s) of Person(s)Discovering the Incident)

LINE 7 – SUMMARY _______________________________________ (Narrative DescriptionIncluding the Who, What,When, Where and How)

LINE 8 – UNITS IN AREA ___________________________________ (Identity of Location and Pointof Contact for All Evidence)

LINE 9 – LOCATION OF EVIDENCE __________________________ (Identity of Location and Pointof Contact for All Evidence)


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TITLE: WARNING MESSAGE-AIR DEFENSE [AIRDEFWARN]REPORT NUMBER: W003 {USMTF # F715}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to transmit air defense warnings and weapons control conditions.Reference: FM 44-100.



LINE 3 – WARNING ________________________________________ (Air Defense Warning: WHITE,YELLOW, or RED)

LINE 4 – STATUS __________________________________________ (Weapon Control Status: Free,Tight, or Hold)

LINE 5 – EFFECTIVE _______________________________________ (Effective DTG; Transmit Onlyif Effective Time is NotImmediate)

LINE 6 – AREA ____________________________________________ (Area or Sector Affected)

LINE 7 – BY _______________________________________________ (Call Sign of DeclaringAuthority)



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TITLE: WARNING ORDER [WARNORD]REPORT NUMBER: W005

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to convey a preliminary notice of an impending order or action. Reference:FM 101-5-1 and FM 101-5.



LINE 3 – WARNING ORDER_________________________________ (Warning Order Number)

LINE 4 – REFERENCES _____________________________________ (References)

LINE 5 – TIME ZONE _______________________________________ (TZ Used in WARNORD)

LINE 6 – TASK ORGANIZATION _____________________________ (Optional)

LINE 7 – SITUATION

a. ENEMY______________________________________ (Enemy Forces)

b. FRIENDLY ___________________________________ (Friendly Forces)

c. ATTACH/DET ________________________________ (Attach/Detachments)

LINE 8 – MISSION _________________________________________

LINE 9 – EXECUTION INTENT_______________________________

a. CONCEPT____________________________________ (Concept of Operation)

b. MAN TASKS _________________________________ (Tasks to Maneuver Units)

c. CS TASKS ___________________________________ (Tasks to CS Units)

d. INSTRUCTIONS ______________________________ (Coordinating Instructions)

(1) CCIR ____________________________________

(2) Risk MGT _________________________________

(3) Deception _________________________________

(4) Priorities __________________________________

(5) Time Line _________________________________

(6) Rehearsals _________________________________

(7) Orders GRP MTG___________________________

(8) Earliest MVMT TIME _______________________


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TITLE: WARNING ORDER [WARNORD] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: W005

LINE 10 – SERVICE AND SUPPORT

a. SPECIAL EQUIPMENT_________________________ (Special Equipment)

b. TRANSPORTATION ___________________________ (Transportation)

LINE 11 – COMMAND AND SIGNAL

a. COMMAND __________________________________ (Command)

b. SIGNAL _____________________________________ (Signal)

LINE 12 − ACKNOWLEDGE _________________________________ (Mandatory)

LINE 13 – CDR NAME/RANK ________________________________ (Commander’s Name and Rank)



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TITLE: WATER SUPPLY POINT [WTRSUPPT]REPORT NUMBER: W010 {USMTF # F864}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide operational information about the water supply.Reference: FM 10-52.



LINE 3 – SUPPORT UNIT____________________________________ (Designation of the SupportingUnit)

LINE 4 – FROM ____________________________________________ (DTG for Beginning of PeriodApplying to OperationalInformation)

LINE 5 – TO _______________________________________________ (DTG for End of PeriodApplying to OperationalInformation)

LINE 6 − POTABLE LOCATION ______________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of PotableWater Supply Point)

LINE 7 − POTABLE STATUS_________________________________ (OPERATIONAL, NOTOPERATIONAL, or LIMITED)

LINE 8 − POTABLE AVAILABLE _____________________________ (Gallons of Potable WaterAvailable at Water SupplyPoint)

LINE 9 − POINT CAPACITY _________________________________ (Daily Production Capacity inGallons)

LINE 10 – WATER UNIT ____________________________________ (Name or Designator of UnitProviding Support Shown inLine 11)

LINE 11 − NONPOTABLE LOCATION_________________________ (UTM or Six-Digit GridCoordinate With MGRS GridZone Designator of NonpotableWater Supply Point)

LINE 12 − NONPOTABLE AVAILABLE _______________________ (Gallons of Nonpotable WaterAvailable at Water SupplyPoint)


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TITLE: WATER SUPPLY POINT [WTRSUPPT] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: W010 {USMTF # F864}

**Repeat lines 4 through 13 if necessary. Assign sequential line numbers to succeeding iterations; forexample, first iteration 4 through 13; second iteration 4a through 13a; third iteration 4b through 13b; andso on.

LINE 13 − NONPOTABLE CAPACITY _________________________ (Daily Production Capacity inGallons)



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TITLE: WEATHER ADVISORY/WATCH [WEATHERWATCH]REPORT NUMBER: W015

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to send flash weather information that will affect current unitoperations. Reference: FM 34-81.



LINE 3 – REPORT LINE _____________________________________ (Report Line From 0117)

LINE 4 – SUMMARY _______________________________________ (Summary of Warning)

LINE 5 – TIME OF WATCH __________________________________ (DTG From-to DTG as ofDTG of Watch)

LINE 6 – AREA ____________________________________________ (Area Affected)



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TITLE: WEATHER FORECAST [WXFCST]REPORT NUMBER: W020 {USMTF # C521}

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Use to provide the commander with forecasted weather expected in thearea of operation until normal weather communications can be established. Update forecasts at least everysix hours. Reference: FM 34-81.



LINE 3 – LOCATION________________________________________ (Center of Forecasted WeatherExpressed Using UTM or Six-Digit Grid Coordinate WithMGRS Grid Zone Designator)

LINE 4 – VARIATION_______________________________________ (Weather Variation WithRespect to Time:INTERMITTENT, GRADUAL,or TEMPORARY)

LINE 5 – VALID____________________________________________ (DTG Zulu Forecast isEffective)

LINE 6 – UNTIL____________________________________________ (DTG Zulu Forecast is NoLonger in Effect)

LINE 7 – CEILING__________________________________________ (Lowest Forecast Ceiling inHundreds of Feet AboveGround Level)

LINE 8 – COVER ___________________________________________ (Total Sky Coverage in Eighths)

LINE 9 – VISBY____________________________________________ (Prevailing Visibility in Meters)

LINE 10 – WEATHER _______________________________________ (Type of Weather PhenomenaBeing Forecast)

LINE 11 – MAX ____________________________________________ (Maximum TemperatureForecasted in Degrees Celsius)

LINE 12 – MIN _____________________________________________ (Minimum TemperatureForecasted in Degrees Celsius)

LINE 13 − FREEZE LEVEL___________________________________ (Minimum Freezing Level inThousands of Feet)


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TITLE: WEATHER FORECAST [WXFCST] (CONTINUED)REPORT NUMBER: W020 {USMTF # C521}

LINE 14 − WIND ___________________________________________ (Direction and Variable WindDirection in Degrees)

LINE 15 – SPEED___________________________________________ (Maximum Sustained WindSpeed in Knots)

LINE 16 – GUSTS __________________________________________ (Peak Gusts in Knots)

LINE 17 – ALTIMETER _____________________________________ (Altimeter Setting inHundredths of Inches ofMercury)

LINE 18 − WIND@2000ft ____________________________________ (Wind Direction and Speed at2000 Feet)

LINE 19 − WIND@5000ft ____________________________________ (Wind Direction and Speed at5000 Feet)

LINE 20 − WIND@10,000ft___________________________________ (Wind Direction and Speed at10,000 Feet)





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SECTION III— CROSS-OVER INDEXES

Report/Message Title Message No Page

Air Defense Reports and Messages

AIR DEFENSE COMMAND MESSAGE [AIRDEFCOM] .........A010 ...................................II-7

SORTIE ALLOTMENT [SORTIEALOT]...................................S050................................ II-232

SUPPORT-AIR CORRIDOR [SPRT.AIRCOR] ..........................S080................................ II-238

WARNING MESSAGE–AIR DEFENSE [AIRDEFWARN] .......W003 .............................. II-268

WEATHER ADVISORY/WATCH [WEATHERWATCH].........W015 .............................. II-273

WEATHER FORECAST [WXFCST] .........................................W020 .............................. II-274

Airspace Command and Control Reports and Messages

AIR DEFENSE COMMAND MESSAGE [AIRDEFCOM] .........A010 ...................................II-7

AIR MISSION REQUEST STATUS/TASKING.........................A015 ...................................II-8[REQSTATASK]

AIR SUPPORT REQUEST [AIRSUPREQ] ................................A020 ................................. II-10

AIRSPACE CONTROL MEANS REQUEST [ACMREQ]..........A025 ................................. II-13

AIRSPACE CONTROL ORDER [ACO].....................................A030 ................................. II-15

CLOSE AIR SUPPORT SUMMARY [CASSUM] ......................C025 ................................. II-70

FLIGHT CONTROL INFORMATION [FLTCONTINFO]..........F045................................ II-119

SEARCH AND RESCUE INCIDENT REPORT [SARIR] ..........S020................................ II-225

SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR) REQUEST [SARREQ]............S025................................ II-227

SEARCH AND RESCUE SITUATION SUMMARY REPORT..S030................................ II-228[SARSIT]






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Aviation Reports and Messages

AVIATION (ARMY ROTARY WING) MISSION/SUPPORT ...A085 ................................. II-35REQUEST [AVIAREQ]

FLIGHT CONTROL INFORMATION [FLTCONTINFO]..........F045................................ II-119

SEARCH AND RESCUE INCIDENT REPORT [SARIR] ..........S020................................ II-225

SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR) REQUEST [SARREQ]............S025................................ II-227

SEARCH AND RESCUE SITUATION SUMMARY..................S030................................ II-228REPORT [SARSIT]

SEVERE WEATHER WARNING [SVRWXWARN] .................S040................................ II-230






Civil-Military Reports and Messages

CIVIL-MILITARY OPERATIONS STATUS [CIVMILSTAT]...C015 ................................. II-64

DETAINED CIVILIAN PERSONNEL REPORT ......................D020 ................................. II-83[DETAINCIVREP]

Electronic Warfare Reports and Messages

COMPUTER ATTACK [COMPATK] ........................................C040 ................................. II-77

EA (ELECTRONIC ATTACK) DATA MESSAGE [EADAT] ....E001 ................................. II-85

ELECTRONIC WARFARE FREQUENCY DECONFLICTION.E005 ................................. II-88MESSAGE [EWDECONFLICT]

ELECTRONIC WARFARE MISSION SUMMARY...................E010 ................................. II-89[EWMSNSUM]

ELECTRONIC WARFARE REQUESTING/TASKING .............E015 ................................. II-92MESSAGE [EWRTM]

PRELIMINARY TECHNICAL REPORT [PRETECHREP]........P010................................ II-189

RADAR STATUS REPORT [RADSTAT] ..................................R001 ............................... II-193

STOP JAMMING MESSAGE [STOPJAMMING] ......................S065................................ II-235

SYSTEM-REPLY OR REMARKS MESSAGE [SYS.RRM].......S110................................ II-249

SYSTEM-REQUEST FOR REPORT [SYS.RFR] .......................S115................................ II-250

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TACTICAL ELINT REPORT [TACELINT]...............................T001 ............................... II-251

Engineer Reports and Messages

ENEMY/FRIENDLY/UNIT MINEFIELD/OBSTACLE .............E025 ................................. II-96REPORT [MINOBREP]

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION REPORT [ECR]..................E035 ............................... II-100

SCATTERABLE MINEFIELD RECORD [SCATMINREC] ......S005................................ II-219

SCATTERABLE MINEFIELD REQUEST [SCATMINREQ].....S010................................ II-222

SCATTERABLE MINEFIELD WARNING................................S015................................ II-224[SCATMINWARN]

SPILL REPORT [SPILLREP] .....................................................S055................................ II-233

Fire Support Reports and Messages

AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-AMMUNITION STATUS.............A035 ................................. II-17[AFU.AMS]

AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-AMMUNITION SUPPLY.............A040 ................................. II-19RATE [AFU.ASR]

AMMUNITION FIRE-UNIT DEPLOYMENT COMMAND ......A045 ................................. II-21[AFU.DCMD]

AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-FIRE STATUS [AFU.FUS]...........A050 ................................. II-23

AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-FIRING SITE DATA [AFU.FSD] .A055 ................................. II-26

AMMUNITION FIRE UNIT-MISSION FIRED REPORT ..........A060 ................................. II-28[AFU.MFR]

ARTILLERY TARGET INTELLIGENCE-ARTILLERY............A070 ................................. II-30TARGET REPORT [ATI.ATRI]

ARTILLERY TARGET INTELLIGENCE-TARGET..................A075 ................................. II-32CRITERIA [ATI.TCRIT]

BASIC WIND DATA MESSAGE [BWD] ..................................B001 ................................. II-37

FIRE MISSION-BEACON LOCATION [FM.BEALOC]............F001................................ II-104

FIRE MISSION-REQUEST TO FIRE [FM.RF] ..........................F005................................ II-105

FIRE PLANNING-COMPUTE A FIRE PLAN [FP.COMPFP]....F010................................ II-106

FIRE PLANNING-FIRE PLAN EXECUTIVE ORDERS............F015................................ II-107[FP.FPO]

FIRE PLANNING-FIRE PLAN TARGET LIST [FP.FPT]..........F020................................ II-110

FIRE PLANNING-NUCLEAR SCHEDULE [FP.NUCSCD] ......F025................................ II-112

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FIRE PLANNING-RESERVE FIRE UNIT [FP.RESFU].............F030................................ II-114

FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT-COMMANDER'S CRITERIA.......F035................................ II-115[FSE.CRITER]

FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT-FRIENDLY UNIT LOCATION....F040................................ II-117[FSE.FRD]

FRIENDLY NUCLEAR STRIKE WARNING............................F055................................ II-123[STRIKWARN (NUC)]

METEOROLOGICAL-COMPUTER MESSAGE [MET.CM].....M055 .............................. II-154

METEOROLOGICAL-FALLOUT MESSAGE [MET.CF]..........M060 .............................. II-156

METEOROLGICAL-TARGET ACQUISITION MESSAGE....M065 ................................. II-158[MET.TA]

MODIFICATION-ATTACK CRITERIA [MOD.ATTACK] .......M075 .............................. II-161

MODIFICATION-EXCLUDE CRITERIA [MOD.XCLUDE] .....M080 .............................. II-162



SUPPORT-BATTLEFIELD GEOMETRY [SPRT.GEOM].........S085................................ II-241

SUPPORT-DAMAGE AVOIDANCE AREA [SPRT.DAACAT] S090................................ II-243

SURVEILLANCE & RECONNIASSANCE PLAN REPORT.....S095................................ II-245[SURRECONREP]

SURVEY-CONTROL POINT ACCESS REQUEST ...................S100................................ II-246[SURV.TPAC]

SURVEY-CONTROL POINT STORAGE (INPUT/OUTPUT) ..S105................................ II-247MESSAGE [SURV.SCPST]



Intelligence Reports and Messages

ASSET/MULTIPLE ASSET STATUS REPORT ........................A080 ................................. II-34[ASTSTATREP]

BASIC WIND DATA MESSAGE [BWD] ..................................B001 ................................. II-37

EA (ELECTRONIC ATTACK) DATA MESSAGE [EADAT] ....E001 ................................. II-85

ELECTRONIC WARFARE FREQUENCY DECONFLICTION.E005 ................................. II-88MESSAGE [EWDECONFLICT]

ELECTRONIC WARFARE MISSION SUMMARY...................E010 ................................. II-89[EWMSNSUM]

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ELECTRONIC WARFARE REQUESTING/TASKING .............E015 ................................. II-92MESSAGE [EWRTM]

ENEMY/PRISONER OF WAR REPORT [EPOW].....................E030 ................................. II-98

INTELLIGENCE REPORT [INTREP]........................................I001................................. II-130

INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY [INTSUM] .................................I002................................. II-131

LOST SENSITIVE ITEM REPORT [LOSTITEM] .....................L010 ............................... II-138

MEACONING, INTRUSION, JAMMING, AND INTERFACE..M020 .............................. II-145(MIJI) FEEDER REPORT [MIJIFEEDER]

PRELIMINARY TECHNICAL REPORT [PRETECHREP]........P010................................ II-189

RECONNAISSANCE EXPLOITATION REPORT.....................R020 ............................... II-199[RECCEXREP]

RECONNAISSANCE NICKNAME REPORT [RECON 1].........R025 ............................... II-201

RECONNAISSANCE TRACK REPORT [RECON 2] ................R030 ............................... II-202

RECONNAISSANCE SCHEDULING REPORT [RECON 3].....R035 ............................... II-204

RECONNAISSANCE FOLLOWING REPORT [RECON 4].......R040 ............................... II-207

REQUEST CONFIRMATION [REQCONF]...............................R045 ............................... II-209

REQUEST FOR INFORMATION [RFI].....................................R050 ............................... II-210

RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR INFORMATION [RRI] ..........R055 ............................... II-211

SAEDA REPORT [SAEDAREP] ................................................S001................................ II-218

SENSITIVE ITEMS REPORT [SENITREP]...............................S035................................ II-229

SEVERE WEATHER WARNING [SVRWXWARN] .................S040................................ II-230


STRAGGLER STATUS REPORT [STRAGSTATREP] .............S070................................ II-236

SUMMARY REPORT OF NUCLEAR DETONATIONS ...........S075................................ II-237[NUDETSUM]

TACTICAL ELINT REPORT [TACELINT]...............................T001 ............................... II-251



Maneuver Reports and Messages

ACCIDENT REPORT/SERIOUS INCIDENT REPORT [SIR]....A001 ...................................II-1

ACKNOWLEDGE MESSAGE [AKNLDG]................................A005 ...................................II-6

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BATTLE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT REPORT [BDAREP]........B005 ................................. II-38

CLOSE AIR SUPPORT SUMMARY [CASSUM] ......................C025 ................................. II-70

CLOSURE REPORT [CLOSEREP]............................................C030 ................................. II-72

COMMANDER'S SITUATION REPORT [SITREP] ..................C035 ................................. II-73


CREW MANNING REPORT [CREWMNQREP].......................C045 ................................. II-78

FRAGMENTARY ORDER [FRAGO] ........................................F050................................ II-122

GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE MESSAGE [GENADMIN] .....G001 ............................... II-125

HANDOVER MESSAGE [HANDOVER] ..................................H001 ............................... II-126

HIGHWAY SITUATION REPORT [HWYSITREP]...................H005 ............................... II-128


MESSAGE CORRECTION/CANCELLATION..........................M050 .............................. II-153[MSGCORRN]

OPERATION ORDER [ORDER]................................................O001 ............................... II-179

OPERATION REPORT [OPREP]...............................................O005 ............................... II-183

OPERATIONS PLAN CHANGE [PLANORDCHG] ..................O010 ............................... II-184

OPERATIONS SUMMARY [OPSUM].......................................O015 ............................... II-185

PATROL REPORT [PATROLREP]............................................P001................................ II-186

REAR AREA PROTECTION UNIT STATUS [RAPSTAT] .......R005 ............................... II-194

REAR AREA SECURITY ACTIVITIES [RASACT]..................R010 ............................... II-195

REAR AREA SECURITY REQUEST [RASREQ]......................R015 ............................... II-197









ROAD CLEARANCE REQUEST [ROADCLRREQ] .................R060 ............................... II-212

ROUTE REPORT [ROUTEREP]................................................R065 ............................... II-215

RULES OF ENGAGEMENT AUTHORIZATION [ROEAUTH] R070 ............................... II-216

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RULES OF ENGAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATION...................R075 ............................... II-217[ROEIMPL]

SLANT REPORT [SLANTREP].................................................S045................................ II-231



SPOT REPORT [SPOTREP].......................................................S060................................ II-234

UNIT SITUATION REPORT [UNITSITREP] ............................U001 ............................... II-263


WARNING ORDER [WARNORD] ............................................W005 .............................. II-269



Medical Reports and Messages

BED AVAILABILITY AND ELEMENT STATUS ....................B010 ................................. II-40[BEDAVAIL]

BED DESIGNATIONS [BEDDESIG].........................................B015 ................................. II-43

BED REQUEST [BEDREQ].......................................................B020 ................................. II-46

BLOOD SHIPMENT REPORT [BLDSHIPREP] ........................B025 ................................. II-49

DAILY BLOOD REPORT [DBLDREP] .....................................D001 ................................. II-79

MEDICAL EVACUATION REQUEST [MEDEVAC]................M030 .............................. II-147

MEDICAL SITREP [MEDSITREP]............................................M035 .............................. II-149

MEDICAL SPOT REPORT [MEDSPTREP]...............................M040 .............................. II-150

MEDICAL STATUS REPORT [MEDSTAT]..............................M045 .............................. II-151

US MEDICAL STATUS FIELD REPORT [USMEDFLDREP] ..U005 ............................... II-266

Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical (NBC) Reports and Messages

CHEMICAL DOWNWIND MESSAGE (CDM) [CDMREP] ......C010 ................................. II-62

DECONTAMINATION REQUEST [DECONREQ]....................D010 ................................. II-81

DECON SITE REPORT [DECONSTREP]..................................D015 ................................. II-82

EFFECTIVE DOWNWIND MESSAGE [EDM] .........................E002 ................................. II-86

FRIENDLY NUCLEAR STRIKE WARNING............................F055................................ II-123[STRIKWARN (NUC)]

METEOROLOGICAL-FALLOUT MESSAGE [MET.CF]..........M060 .............................. II-156

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NBC SITUATION REPORT [NBCSITREP]...............................N000 ............................... II-164

NBC 1/ROTA REPORT [NBC1] ................................................N001 ............................... II-166



NBC 4 REPORT [NBC4]............................................................N004 ............................... II-173

NBC 5 REPORT [NBC5]............................................................N005 ............................... II-174




Provost Marshal Reports

DETAINED CIVILIAN PERSONNEL REPORT .......................D020 ................................. II-83[DETAINCIVREP]

STRAGGLER STATUS REPORT [STRAGSTATREP] .............S070................................ II-236

Psychological Operations (PSYOP) Report

PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS REPORT [PSYOPREP].....P015................................ II-191

Public Affairs Reports

MEDIA CONTACT REPORT [MEDIACOTREP]......................M025 .............................. II-146

PUBLIC AFFAIRS OPERATION REPORT...............................P020................................ II-192[PUBAFFOPSREP]

Reconnaissance Reports and Messages

PATROL REPORT [PATROLREP]............................................P001................................ II-186








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SPOT REPORT [SPOTREP].......................................................S060................................ II-234

Rules of Engagement Reports and Messages

RULES OF ENGAGEMENT AUTHORIZATION [ROEAUTH] R070 ............................... II-216

RULES OF ENGAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATION...................R075 ............................... II-217[ROEIMPL]

Service Support Reports and Messages

BATTLE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT REPORT [BDAREP]........B005 ................................. II-38

BULK PETROLEUM ALLOCATION [POLALOT]...................B030 ................................. II-51

BULK PETROLEUM CONTINGENCY REPORT [REPOL]......B035 ................................. II-52

BULK PETROLEUM REQUIREMENTS FORECAST ..............B040 ................................. II-54[POLRQMT]

BULK CLASS III REQUEST/FORECAST [BLKIIIREQ] ..........B045 ................................. II-56

CEMETERY STATUS [CEMSTAT] ..........................................C001 ................................. II-57

CHAPLAIN'S REPORT/UNIT MINISTRY TEAM DAILY........C005 ................................. II-60LINE REPORT [CHPREP]

CLASS IV BULK BARRIER MATERIALS REQUEST.............C020 ................................. II-69[BLKIVREQ]

2406 NMC SUMMARY REPORT [2406NMC] ..........................D005 ................................. II-80

DIRECT SUPPORT UNIT REPORT [DERSPTREP]..................D025 ................................. II-84

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION REPORT [ECR]..................E035 ............................... II-100

EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL SUPPORT [EODSPT]..E040 ............................... II-101

HIGHWAY SITUATION REPORT [HWYSITREP]...................H005 ............................... II-128

HUMAN REMAINS SEARCH AND RECOVERY STATUS.....H010 ............................... II-129REPORT [REMAINSARSTAT]

LOGISTICS RESUPPLY REQUEST [LOGRESREP] ................L001 ............................... II-133

LOGISTICS SITUATION REPORT [LOGSITREP]...................L005 ............................... II-135


MAIL DISTRIBUTION SCHEME CHANGE [MAILDISTCH]..M001 .............................. II-139

MAINTENANCE SUPPORT REQUEST [MAINTSPTREQ] .....M005 .............................. II-140

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MAINTENANCE SUPPORT RESPONSE [MAINTSPTRES] ....M010 .............................. II-142

MAJOR AMMUNITION MALFUNCTION-INITIAL REPORT M015 .............................. II-143[AMMOMALFUNCREP]

MILITARY POSTAL FACILITY REQUEST [POSTREQ] ........M070 .............................. II-160

PERSONNEL STATUS REPORT [PERSTAT] ..........................P005................................ II-187

REAR AREA PROTECTION UNIT STATUS [RAPSTAT] .......R005 ............................... II-194

REAR AREA SECURITY ACTIVITIES [RASACT]..................R010 ............................... II-196

REAR AREA SECURITY REQUEST [RASREQ]......................R015 ............................... II-198




TEMPORARY BURIAL SITE REQUEST..................................T005 ............................... II-253[TEMPBURIALSITEREQ]

TRACK MANAGEMENT MESSAGE [TRKMAN] ...................T010 ............................... II-255

TRACK/POINT REPORT [TRKREP] ........................................T015 ............................... II-256

TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT REQUEST .............................T020 ............................... II-257[TRANSSPTREQ]

TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT RESPONSE............................T025 ............................... II-260[TRANSSPTRES]

UNIT SITUATION REPORT [UNITSITREP] ............................U001 ............................... II-263

WATER SUPPLY POINT [WTRSUPPT] ...................................W010 .............................. II-271

Signal Reports and Messages

ACKNOWLEDGE MESSAGE [AKNLDG]................................A005 ...................................II-6


FRAGMENTARY ORDER [FRAGO] ........................................F050................................ II-122

MESSAGE CORRECTION/CANCELLATION [MSGCORRN].M050 .............................. II-153

OPERATION ORDER [ORDER]................................................O001 ............................... II-179


WARNING ORDER [WARNORD] ............................................W005 .............................. II-269

References-1

REFERENCES

Joint and Multinational Publications

ATP-45 (A) Reporting Nuclear Detonations, Biological and Chemical Attacks, andPredicting and Warning of Associated Hazards and Hazard Areas.

JP 3-56.1 Command and Control for Joint Air Operations, 14 November 1994.STANAG 2434 Allied Procedural Publication 9:A Compendium of Allied Land Forces

Messages, Edition 1, 1997 (FOUO).

Army Regulations

AR 190-40 Serious Incident Report, 30 November 1993.AR 310-50 Authorized Abbreviations, Brevity Codes, and Acronyms, 15 November 1985.AR 385-40 Accident Reporting and Records, 01 November 1994.

Field Manuals

FM 1-100 Army Aviation Operations, 21 February 1997.FM 1-108 Doctrine for Army Special Operations Aviation Forces, 03 November 1993.FM 1-114 Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for the Regimental Aviation Squadron,

20 February 1991.FM 1-513 Battlefield Recovery and Evacuation of Aircraft, 20 May 1993.FM 3-3 Chemical and Biological Contamination Avoidance, 16 November 1992.FM 3-3-1 Nuclear Contamination Avoidance, 09 September 1994.FM 3-4 NBC Protection, 29 May 1992.FM 3-5 NBC Decontamination, 17 November 1993.FM 3-7 NBC Field Handbook, 29 September 1994.FM 3-14 Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical (NBC) Vulnerability Analysis, 12 November

1997.FM 5-34 Engineer Field Data, 14 September 1987.FM 5-100 Engineer Operations, 27 February 1996.FM 5-101 Mobility, 23 January 1985.FM 5-102 Countermobility, 14 March 1985.FM 6-2 Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for Field Artillery Survey, 23 September

1993.FM 6-16 Tables for Artillery Meteorology (Electronic) Ballistic Type 3 and Computer

Messages, 10 May 1979.FM 6-16-1 Tables for Artillery Meteorology (Sound Ranging) Messages, 10 May 1979.FM 6-16-2 Tables for Artillery Meteorology (Visual) Ballistic Type 3 and Computer

Messages and Limited Surface Observations, 15 January 1982.FM 6-16-3 Tables for Artillery Meteorology (Electronic and Visual) Type 2 Messages, 15

June 1982.FM 6-20 Fire Support in the Airland Battle, 17 May 1988.FM 6-20-10 Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for the Targeting Process, 08 May 1996.FM 6-20-30 Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for Fire Support for Corps and Division

Operations, 18 October 1989.

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FM 6-20-40 Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for Fire Support for Brigade Operations(Heavy), 05 January 1990.

FM 6-30 Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for Observed Fire, 16 July 1991.FM 6-71 Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for Fire Support for the Combined Arms

Commander, 29 September 1994.FM 6-121 Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for Field Artillery Target Acquisition,

25 September 1990.FM 7-7 The Mechanized Infantry Platoon and Squad, 15 March 1985.FM 7-92 The Infantry Reconnaissance Platoon and Squad (Airborne, Air Assault, Light

Infantry), 23 December 1992.FM 8-10 Health Service Support in a Theater of Operations, 01 March 1991.FM 8-10-1 Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for the Medical Company, 29 December

1994.FM 8-10-3 Division Medical Operations Center Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures,

12 November 1996.FM 8-10-5 Brigade and Division Surgeon's Handbook Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures,

10 June 1991.FM 8-10-6 Medical Evacuation in a Theater of Operations, Tactics, Techniques, and

Procedures, 31 October 1991.FM 8-10-9 Combat Health Logistics in a Theater of Operations Tactics, Techniques, and

Procedures, 03 October 1995.FM 8-10-24 Area Support Medical Battalion Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, 13

October 1993.FM 9-6 Munitions Support in Theater of Operations, 20 March 1998.FM 9-15 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Service and Unit Operations, 08 May 1996.FM 9-43-1 Maintenance Operations and Procedures, 28 September 1997.FM 10-52 Water Supply in Theaters of Operations, 11 July 1990.FM 10-63-1 Graves Registration Handbook, 17 July 1986.FM 10-286 Identification of Deceased Personnel, 30 June 1976.FM 10-296 Headquarters and Headquarters Units, Graves Registration Battalion, 10

February 1986.FM 10-297 Graves Registration Company, 25 April 1986.FM 11-1 Multiservice Procedures for the Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio

System, 29 May 1996.FM 11-32 Combat Net Radio Operations, 15 October 1990.FM 12-6 Personnel Doctrine, 09 September 1994.FM 16-1 Religious Support, 26 May 1995.FM 17-12-1/2 Tank Gunnery (Abrams) Volumes I & II, 19 March 1993.FM 17-15 Tank Platoon, 03 April 1996.FM 17-95 Cavalry Operations, 24 December 1996.FM 17-98 Scout Platoon, 09 September 1994.FM 19-1 Military Police Support for the Airland Battle, 23 May 1988.FM 19-30 Physical Security, 01 March 1979.FM 19-40 Enemy Prisoners of War, Civilian Internees, and Detained Persons, 27 February

1976.FM 20-32 Mine/Countermine Operations, 30 September 1992.FM 21-26 Map Reading and Land Navigation, 07 May 1993.FM 23-1 Bradley Gunnery, 18 March 1996.

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FM 33-1 Psychological Operations, 18 February 1993.FM 34-1 Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Operations, 27 September 1994.FM 34-2 Collection Management and Synchronization Planning, 08 March 1994.FM 34-2-1 Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for Reconnaissance and Surveillance and

Intelligence Support to Counterreconnaissance, 19 June 1991.FM 34-3 Intelligence Analysis, 15 March 1990.FM 34-10 Division Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Operations, 25 November 1986.FM 34-10-2 Intelligence and Electronic Warfare (IEW) Equipment Handbook, 13 July 1993.FM 34-10-13 Tactical Control and Analysis Center (TCAC) AN/TSQ-130 (V), 14 August 1989.FM 34-25-3 All-Source Analysis System and the Analysis and Control Element, 03 October

1995.FM 34-36 Special Operations Forces Intelligence and Electronic Warfare, 30 September

1991.FM 34-40 Electronic Warfare Operations, 09 October 1987.FM 34-37 Echelons Above Corps Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Operations, 15

January 1991.FM 34-40-7 Communications Jamming Handbook, 23 November 1992.FM 34-40-9 Direction Finding Operations, 29 August 1991.FM 34-54 Battlefield Technical Intelligence, 05 April 1990.FM 34-60 Counterintelligence, 03 October 1995.FM 34-80 Brigade and Battalion Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Operations, 15 April

1986.FM 34-81 Weather Support for Army Tactical Operations, 01 August 1989.FM 41-10 Civil Affairs Operations, 11 January 1993.FM 44-100 US Army Air Defense Operations, 15 June 1995.FM 46-1 Public Affairs Operations, 30 May 1997.FM 63-11 Logistics Support Element Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, 08 October

1996.FM 63-20 Forward Support Battalion, 26 February 1990.FM 71-2 The Tank and Mechanized Infantry Battalion Task Force, 27 September 1988.FM 71-3 The Armored and Mechanized Infantry Brigade, 08 January 1996.FM 71-100 Division Operations, 28 August 1996.FM 90-13-1 Combined Arms Breaching Operations, 28 February 1991.FM 90-70 Combined Arms Obstacle Integration, 29 September 1994.FM 100-15 Corps Operations, 29 October 1996.FM 100-103 Army Airspace Command and Control in a Combat Zone, 07 October 1987.FM 100-103-1 ICAC2 Multiservice Procedures for Integrated Combat Airspace Command and

Control, 03 October 1994.FM 100-103-2 Multiservice Procedures for the Theater Air-Ground System (TAGS), 31 October

1994.FM 101-5 Staff Organization and Operations, 31 May 1997.FM 101-5-1 Operational Terms and Graphics, 30 September 1997.FM 700-80 Logistics, 15 August 1985.FM 701-58 Planning Logistics Support for Military Operations, 27 May 1987.

Department of the Army Pamphlets

DA PAM 25-7, US Message Text Formats, January 1998.

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GLOSSARY

Below are acronyms and abbreviations of commonly used terms in FM 101-5-2.

A&L administration/logisticsA2C2 Army airspace command and

controlAA avenue of approachABCS Army Battle Command SystemACO airspace control orderADA air defense artilleryAE aeromedical educationAH attack helicopterAM amplitude modulatedAO area of operationsAR Army regulationauth authorizedAWOL absent without leave

BE basic encyclopediabio biologicalBP battle positionbtl battle

C2 command and co ntrolCA civil affairs; chaplain’s

assistantCAS close air supportCCIR commander's critical

information requirementscdr commandercGy centigrayCH cargo helicopterCh chaplainCHEM chemicalCHOP change of operational control

procedureCINC commander in chiefcl classCM countermobilitycmd commandCMO civil-military operationsCO companyCOA course of actionCOMINT communications intelligenceCONUS continental United StatesCOOP Continuity of Operations PlanCP command postCPL corporalCS combat support

CSM command sergeant majorCSS combat service support

DA Department of the Armydecon decontaminationdir directionDOS days of supplyDOW died of woundsDS direct supportDTG date-time group

EA engagement area; electronicactivity

EAC echelons above corpsEDF effective direct fireEDM effective downwind messageEEI essential elements of

informationenl enlistedEOD explosive ordinance disposalEPW enemy prisoner of warES electronic surveillance;

electronic warfare supportEVAC evacuationEW electronic warfare; early

warning

FA field artilleryFASCAM family of scatterable minesFEBA forward edge of the battle areaFLOT forward line of own troopsFM field manual; fire missionFN foreign nationFRAGO fragmentary order

G4 Assistant Chief of Staff, G4(Logistics)

Gator A scatterable mine systemdelivered by Air Force andNavy tactical aircraft

GEOLOC geographic locationGEOREF World Geographic ReferenceGS general supportGSR general support reinforcing ;gyn gynecology

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H-hour specific time at which anoperation or exercise isscheduled to start

HUMINT human intelligence

IAW in accordance withICAO International Civil Aviation

OrganizationICM improved conventional

munitions; intelligencecollection management

ID identificationIEW intelligence and electronic

warfareIFF identification friend or foeIMINT imagery intelligenceintel intelligenceINTREP intelligence reportIR information requirement

J-3 Operations Directorate ofjoint staff

J-6 Command, Control,Communications, andComputer System Directorateof a joint staff

JMEM Joint Munitions EffectivenessManual

JOC Joint Operations CenterJP jet petroleum; joint publicationJRCC joint rescue coordination

center

KIA killed in actionKM kilometerKT kilotons

lat latitudeLD line of departureLN.XX liaisonLOGPAC logistics packagelong longitudeLRP Logistics Release PointLZ landing zone

MASINT measurement and signatureintelligence

MBBLs thousands of barrelsMC pediatricMCM mine countermeasuresMEDEVAC medical evacuationMEDREGREP Medical Regulating Report

MEDSTAT Medical Status Reportmet meteorologicalMET.CF Meteorological - Fallout

MessageMET.CM Meteorological - Computer

MessageMET.TA Meteorological - Target

Acquisition MessageMFR memorandum for recordMGT managementMHz megahertzMIA missing in actionMICLIC mine-clearing line chargeMIJI meaconing, intrusion, jamming

and interferenceMLRS multiple launch rocket

systemMOGAS motor gasolineMOPMS Modular Pack Mine SystemMOPP mission-oriented protective

postureMOS military occupational specialtyMP psychiatricMPH miles per hourMSD minimum safe distancemsn missionMSR main supply routeMT megatonMTE medical treatment elementmvmt movement

NATO North Atlantic TreatyOrganization

NAV navigationNBC nuclear, biological, and

chemicalNCA National Command

AuthoritiesNCO noncommissioned officerNCW not complied withNE Northeast; NetherlandsNMC not mission capableno numberNOH number on handNSF naval surface fireNSN national stock numberNUC nuclearNUDETSUM nuclear detonations summary

report

O&I operations and intelligenceOB obstetrics; order of battle

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off officerOH on handOPREP operational reportOR operational readiness

PA public affairspam pamphletPAO public affairs office/officerPID plan identification numberPIR priority intelligence

requirementsPM provost marshalPOC Point of ContactPOI primary option indictorPOL petroleum, oils, and lubricantsPSG platoon sergeantPSS personnel service supportPSYOP psychological operationsPZ pickup zone

qty quantity

R reinforcingRAP rear area protectionRCC rescue coordination centerRDD required delivery daterecon reconnaissanceRFI request for informationROC rear operations centerROE rules of engagementRTD return to duty

S4 logistics staff officer brigadeand below

SAEDA Subversion and EspionageDirected Against the Army

SAR search and rescueSB burnSC spinal cordSENREP sensor reportSF Special ForcesSG obstetrics/gynecologySIF selective identification featureSIGINT signal intelligenceSO orthopedicSOP standing operating proceduresSPIREP Spot Intelligence ReportSRI Standing Request for

InformationSS surgerySSC thoracicSSM maxilloSSN neuro; social security number

SSO ophthalsta stationSTRIKWARN strike warning

tac tacticalTACAN Tactical Air NavigationTADIL Tactical Air Defense

Information LinkTCN transportation control numbertemp temperaturetgt targetTM target materialTOA trade-off analysis;

Transportation OperatingAgency

TRADOC US Army Training and Doctrine Command

UAV unmanned aerial vehicleUMT unit ministry teamUS United StatesUSAF United States Air ForceUTM Universal Transverse M ercator

VIP very important person

WARNORD warning orderWIA wounded in actionWILCO will comply with transmissionWO warrant officer

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