1. 5/159 TH AVN REG THE COST OF FREEDOM IS HIGH BUT SOME PEOPLE WILL SELL US OUT FOR NOTHING!! FITZ

2. 5/159 TH AVN REG Subversion And Espionage Directed Against the Army (SAEDA) AR 381-12 Annual Briefing CW2 Mandell

3. 5/159 TH AVN REG Purpose of this training...... To establish policy, responsibility, and procedures for the recognition and prompt reporting of incidents of attempted or actual espionage, subversion, sabotage, and terrorism directed at the US ARMY.

4. 5/159 TH AVN REG Learning Objectives THE 3 R’s Recognize ReactSAEDA INCIDENTS!! Report

5. 5/159 TH AVN REG Subversion Actively encouraging military or civilian personnel of the DoD to violate laws, disobey lawful orders or regulations or disrupt military activities, with the willful intent to interfere with, or impair loyalty, morale, or discipline of the military forces of the United States.

6. 5/159 TH AVN REG Espionage The act of obtaining, delivering, transmitting, communicating, or receiving information in respect to the national defense with an intent or reason to believe that the information may be used to injure the United States or to the advantage of any foreign government.

7. 5/159 TH AVN REG Sabotage The willful destruction or damage to systems and equipment with an intent on hindering or preventing mission accomplishment.

8. 5/159 TH AVN REG What do FIS want to know? M ilitary planning & operations Unit Deployments Classified information WHO / WHAT IS TARGETED? PERSONNEL WITH ACCESS AND PLACEMENT PERSONNEL WITH VULNERABILITIES SEX DRUG/ALCOHOL ABUSE MONEY- GREED/INDEBTEDNESS EGO UNHAPPINESS WITH JOB OR COWORKERS CRIMINAL ACTIVITY FAMILY / CLOSE FRIENDS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES

9. 5/159 TH AVN REG FROM YOUR COMPUTER AND OVER THE INTERNET DIRECT APPROACH AT WORK, HOME, OR AT SOCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS OVER THE TELEPHONE MONITOR MILITARY OPERATIONS, TRAINING, AND RADIO CHATTER THREATS, BLACKMAIL COERCION, INTIMIDATION THRU CORRESPONDENCE, OFFICIAL, PEN-PAL How do they do it?

10. 5/159 TH AVN REG What are they doing? Spot and assess Place in compromising position Aid in personal vulnerabilities Collect biographic data Evaluating recruitability

11. 5/159 TH AVN REG LOZANO DRAGONMASTER SPY’S??? THINGS TO LOOK FOR.....

12. 5/159 TH AVN REG REQUESTING ACCESS OR INFO WITH NO REAL NEED-TO-KNOW S2 Shop Authorized Personnel Only

13. 5/159 TH AVN REG UNDUE AFFLUENCE

14. 5/159 TH AVN REG TAKING WORK HOME!

15. 5/159 TH AVN REG EXCESSIVE USE OF COPIER OR PRINTER SECRET

16. 5/159 TH AVN REG REPEATEDLY WORKING LATE HOURS FOR NO REASON

17. 5/159 TH AVN REG FREQUENT TRAVEL TO A FOREIGN COUNTRY

18. 5/159 TH AVN REG Boris Spyinski Russian Intelligence Service To: SGT Joe Cannon (5 Bn) CORRESPONDING WITH FOREIGN NATIONAL OR BUSINESS

19. 5/159 TH AVN REG REPEATED INVOLVEMENT IN SECURITY VIOLATIONS I forgot to lock the safe again. I know this is the third time! Security STEVENS

20. 5/159 TH AVN REG THE LURE AND THE CURE MONEY IS THE NUMBER #1 REASON FOR COMMITING ESPIONAGE. = UCMJ LENGTHY PRISON SENTENCE DEATH PENALTY FOR ESPIONAGE CONDUCTED DURING PEACETIME The passing of any Army document or manual (unclassified or classified) to a foreign national is considered espionage.

21. 5/159 TH AVN REG General Countermeasures Understand that ALL information is vulnerable Use the OPSEC process: –Identify Essential Elements of Friendly Information –Assess the threat –Identify vulnerabilities –Assess the risk –Apply countermeasures

22. 5/159 TH AVN REG General Countermeasures Promote security education Maintain liaison with local CI office Practice good personnel security Protect unclassified material Telephone and FAX protocol Classified information protocol Computer security

23. 5/159 TH AVN REG How to react if you become a SAEDA target Do not investigate on your own. Do not make any promises or commitments. Do not discuss the incident with anyone except counterintelligence personnel.

24. 5/159 TH AVN REG How to react if you become a SAEDA target Be observant Ask for time Remain non-committal Report the incident immediately

25. 5/159 TH AVN REG WHY REPORT? Department of the Army soldiers and civilians are required to report under AR 381-12.

26. 5/159 TH AVN REG How do I report SAEDA incidents? Contact your Battalion or Company level Security Officer! Anonymous reporting: 1-800-CALL-SPY 24 hours a day / 365 days per year

27. 5/159 TH AVN REG Learning Objectives Restated: Be able to recognize SAEDA incidents. Know how to react if you become a SAEDA target. Know how to report SAEDA incidents.

28. 5/159 TH AVN REG Questions?!

29. 5/159 TH AVN REG THE ARMY TERRORISM COUNTERACTION PROGRAM AR 525-13

30. 5/159 TH AVN REG TERRORISM THE THREAT OR THE USE OF VIOLENCE TO ATTAIN POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, OR IDEOLOGICAL GOALS. INVOLVES A CRIMINAL ACT THAT IS OFTEN SYMBOLIC AND INTENDED TO INFLUENCE AN AUDIENCE BEYOND THE IMMEDIATE VICTIMS.

31. 5/159 TH AVN REG COMMON TERRORIST ACTS BOMBINGS OR ARSON THEFT OR ROBBERY HIJACKINGS ARMED ASSAULT KIDNAPPING ASSASSINATION

32. 5/159 TH AVN REG WHY ARE AMERICANS TARGETED? U.S. POSITION AS WORLD POWER OVER 1 MILLION AMERICANS OVERSEAS AMERICAN MEDIA HAS A LARGE AUDIENCE

33. 5/159 TH AVN REG CHARACTERISTICS OF TERRORIST ATTACKS CAREFULLY PLANNED AND REHEARSED CONDUCTED BY SMALL ATTACK CELLS AVERAGE 30 DAYS SURVEILLANCE ON TARGET TO IDENTIFY VULNERABILITY PATTERNS AND ROUTINES NORMALLY ATTACK UNDEFENDED TARGETS

34. 5/159 TH AVN REG TERRORISM COUNTERMEASURES ALERTNESS AND COMMON SENSE VARY YOUR DAILY ROUTINE AVOID MARCHES AND DEMONSTRATIONS

35. 5/159 TH AVN REG TACTICAL ANTI-TERRORISM MEASURES ALTERNATE DAILY MEETING TIMES BE PREPARED FOR ATTACK ANYWHERE, ANYTIME DENY HIGH SPEED AVENUES OF APPROACH MOVE COMMAND POSTS RANDOMLY EXTRA ALERTNESS ON HOLIDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES

36. 5/159 TH AVN REG PERSONAL PROTECTIVE MEASURES KEEP OTHERS INFORMED OF YOUR WHEREABOUTS CARRY IDENTIFICATION VARY SCHEDULES MINIMIZE WEAR OF UNIFORM KEEP LOW PROFILE KEEP HOUSE AND VEHICLES SECURE DRIVE DEFENSIVELY

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