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HEADQUARTERS, CFC 9518
Seoul, ROK
1June 19XX
APPENDIX 11 TO ANNEX C TO CFC OPLAN (KOREA) 9518X-XX
ESCAPE AND EVASION OPERATIONS (E&E)
REFERENCES:
a. Basic plan.
b. AFM 200-3, FM 21-77A, NWP-43(A), Subject: Joint Worldwide Evasion and Escape Manual (S),
1 August 1967.
1. Purpose. This Annex provides guidance for the conduct of Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape
(SERE) activities.
2. Situation
a. Enemy. Annex B.
b. Friendly. Base Plan.
c. Assumptions. Base Plan.
3. Mission. When directed, CFC through JTF Korea conducts E&E operations to provide for the recovery
and evacuation of downed aircrews and other combatant and/or noncombatant personnel in South Korea.
4. Execution
a. Concept of E&E Operations
(1) SAFE locations within South Korea are activated by E&E control element on order
USPACOM. Contacts with and authentication and exfiltration of evaders are accomplished IAW procedures
described herein.
(2) Unassisted Evasion. The border areas are generally fortified and facilitate unassisted
evasion. Main threat of detection is through random patrols or observation by unfriendly indigenous
personnel.
(3) SAFE Locations. Issued separately.
(4) Contact Procedures.
(a) Specific contact procedures are enclosed in SAID documents, issued
separately.
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(b) Evader must make the decision to seek assistance; therefore, after confirming
the EEAM spotter's conspicuous action it is the evader's responsibility to initiate the contact. Contact must be
made by the evader so as not to attract attention. Contact should be made at dusk if possible, allowing for
the evader's immediate movement from the area. Evader must inform the spotter of the presence of other
evaders, if applicable.
(c) Once contact is established, evader must follow the EEAM instructions without
question.
b. Tasks. On order CINCKorea, selected SAFE in AO is made active. Selected ODA or pararescue
team will prepare to receive, secure, authenticate, and arrange for turnover of US/Allied personnel to the
control of the EEAM or to exfiltrate the evader from a pre-selected site.
c. E&E Planning Information
(1) EEAM services the SAFE following an alert that probable evaders are present in its
area. Spotter frequents the RP and initiates conspicuous action to invite contact. The EEAM prepares to
receive and authenticate evaders.
(2) Spotter should appear at the RP a minimum of twice daily, taking care to avoid periods
of heavy pedestrian traffic which could hamper observation and prevent the evader from establishing contact.
Spotter must also be alert for evader emerging from a covered position to make contact.
(3) Spotter, upon contact by the evader, will respond by guiding the evader to a safe site or
holding area.
(4) Authentication
(a) Once under the control of the EEAM, the evader is required to provide his
name, rank, date of birth, and social security number. He must allow photographs and fingerprints to be
made, follow all orders promptly, courteously, without question, and cooperate fully with EEAM directions.
(b) Evaders are not to be introduced into the EEAM net until positive
identification/authentication is obtained. Until that is achieved, the evaders are maintained at a holding area in
prisoner status, and not allowed access to other personnel, facilities or activities.
(c) Subsequent authentication is accomplished
Authentication/Identification System (PAIS). Appendix 1, (Omitted).
using
the
Personal
(d) EEAM will request authentication data and notification for exfiltration mission.
(5) Exfiltration
(a) Primary means of exfiltration is aircraft. Alternate means is ground vehicle.
(b) CINCKorea may direct that a crossover be effected and the evaders transferred
from the control of the EEAM to a US asset for exfiltration.
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(6) Constraints. Appendix 6, ANNEX C.
(7) SAFE. Issued separately.
(8) Isolated Personnel Report (ISOPREP) cards will be completed by personnel designated
to fly missions in support of USPACOM operations in JOA South Korea. The information will be placed in
sealed envelopes and maintained by CJG2.
d. Moral, Legal, and Code of Conduct Issues. Provide training for all personnel with respect to these
issues.
5. Administration and Logistics
a. Logistics. Annex D.
b. Administration. Annex E, Personnel.
6. Command and Control. Annexes J and K.
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