ESSENTIAL REQUIERMENTS AND APPEARANCE 1. Be of average size, built and general appearance 2. Have no noticeable peculiarities in appearance 3. Should not wear inconspicuous jewelry or clothing 4. Have nothing about him to attract attention 5. Have perseverance and able to wait for hours 6. Always be alert 7. Be resourceful, versatile and quick-witted 8. Be a good talker, able to talk his way out of embarrassing presence in the area BASIC PREPARATIONS A. Study of the subject Name-address-description-family and relative-associates-character and temperament-vice-hobbies-education-others B. Knowledge of the area and terrain Maps – national and religious backgrounds-transportation-public utilities C. Subversive organization History and backgrounds – biography of the official-identity and background of members and fomer members-method of identification employed by the members-files and records, nature, location and accessibility-meeting D. Cover story FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN FIX SURVEILLANCE 1. Determine base of operation 2. Maintain a through, cautions reconnaissance of the area 3. Obtain necessary equipments 4. Assignments of specific duties to each member of the team 5. Prepare alternative course of action 6. Provide for relief teams 7. Arrange for communication signals 8. Arrange for inconspicuous arrival and departure of equipment as well as personal of the base of operation COUNTER SURVEILLANCE 1. Window shopping 2. Use of convoys 3. Stopping immediately on blind corners 4. Getting out immediately on public conveyances 5. Retracing 6. Entering mobile housing DIFFERENT BETWEEN SURVEILLANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE: 1. Surveillance is continues while reconnaissance is intermittent (mission or operation) 2. Reconnaissance has specific objectives while surveillance has general objectives CASING It is reconnaissance or surveillance of a building place or area to determine its suitability for Intel use or its vulnerability in operations. It aids in the planning of an operation by providing needed information. It assists the agent handler to install confidence in his agent during briefing phases by being able to speak knowingly about the area of operation. Casing is also considered a security measure because it offers some degree of protection for those operating in an area unfamiliar to them. METHODS OF CASTING A. Personal reconnaissance – the most effective method and will produced the most info since you know just what you’re looking for. B. Map recon – it may not sufficient but it can produce a certain amount of usable info C. Research – much info can be acquired through research D. Prior Info – your unit and of the unit will have file report that they may provide you with info E. Hearsay – info usually gain by the person operating in the area and performing casing job INFO DESIRED IN CASTING A. Area condition and habit – a description of the locality as whether the place is a residential, commercial, highly urbanized, rural. The living condition income is a population, operational data ( time where the area seemed to be useful – closing time). It includes the amount fare description of the area during the different weather condition. What transportation is available in the area to include the amount fare? Habits refer to the routine activities of the people in the area dialect and different beliefs also considered. B. ACTIVE OPPOSITION – means all organs of every security system whose task it to prevent intelligence activity in a given area. This also includes not only the enemy but also the efforts of neutral or allied countries to discover the observe our intelligence activities and learn its objectives. Remember that a country which either neutral or ally today may anytime in the future become the ally of the opposition. C. DISPOSAL PLAN – disposal of the time information in case of possible compromise. Dismissal of information and materials. D. ESCAPE AND EVASION – the exist planning in case of emergencies, from immediate focal point the generally are and completely from the area. GUIDELINES IN THE CONDUCT OF CASTING 1. to gain contact as soon as possible and maintain continuously 2. maneuver freely inconformity with operations (dry run) 3. to fight only when necessary 4. to report all items of info 5. to develop the situation BASIC PROCEDURES IN THE CONDUCT OF CASING 1. preparation of general location map 2. sketch of the adjoining establishment and prominent features 3. specific sketch or floor plan of main target 4. detained features of inner portion of target and its description 5. photograph of the target (from general to specific points) OBSERVATION AND DESCRIPTION (ODEX) OBSERVATION – a complete and accurate observation by an individual of his surroundings an encompasses the use of all the major sense to register and recognized its operational or intel significance. DESCRIPTION - the actual and factual reporting of one’s observation of he reported sensory experience recounted by another. PSYCHOLOGIST ESTIMATE THAT APPROXIMATELY 85% of our knowledge is gathered through sight 13% of your nearing 2% through the three sign PSYCHOLOGIST PROCESSES FOR ACCURATE OBSERVATION Attention – consists of he psychologist process involve in becoming aware of an existing of fact. Perception – involve in the understanding this fact of awareness Report – involve in identifying the name in one own mind some fact which has been perceive, narrated and identified TYPES OF ATTENTION 1. INVOLUNTARY – you have no control and requires no effort 2. VOLUNTARY – this is more reliable but not dependable 3. HABITUAL – little effort with a maximum of control FACTORS INVOLVED ON PERCEPTION 1. mental capability 2. educational background 3. occupational background 4. imperial background – acquired through experience ELICITATION It is a system or plan whereby info of Intel value is obtained through the process direct intercommunication in which one or more of he parties to the common is unaware of the specific purpose of the conservation 3 PHASES Determination of the mission Selection of the subject Accomplishment of the mission IDENTIFICATION METHODS 1. branding and mutilation 2. identification parade system 3. Portrait parle 4. fingerprint method SEVERAL METHOD OF ACQUIRING DESCRIPTIVE ABILITY 1. learns the meaning of the numerous words used in describing the various features of the person 2. study and practice the description of the features, such as the eyes, hair or the nose as hey appears to several different persons. 3. learning a definite order of proceeding from one picture to another UTILIZATION OF THE P/P SYSTEM 1. obtain description of suspect from whom the agent interviews 2. identify upon receipt or descriptive info from other investigative agencies 3. to sent our or disseminate info on person of CI interest METHODS OF OBTAINING DESCRIPTIVE INFO 1. close observation of the person and accurate recording of the terms describing the features 2. info describing through interviews of witnesses 3. examination of observation of photographs and sketches 4. examination of records BACKGROUND CHECKS AND INVESTIGATION INFORMATION NEEDED: 1. domestic background 2. personal habit 3. business history 4. social history 5. medical history 6. educational background 7. family history
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