Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com FM 34-54 information encountered incidental to normal organizational activities. The following items relate to enemy C-E systems: Code books. Frequency tables. C-E operations instructions. C-E standing instructions. Cryptographic data. Cryptographic items. Encrypted items. C-E hardware or software. Examples of materiel, including CEE and CED, requiring immediate MI screening. SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES: Special Operations Forces consist of special forces and ranger units, special operations aviation units, psychological operations (PSYOP) teams, and CA elements. Special Forces and Ranger Units .
These forces usually operate deep in enemy-controlled areas. This means they are generally the first to discover, identify, and provide information on a variety of TECHINT-related CEE, CEDs, or facilities. They can provide— New or previously unacquired materiel. Locations of enemy materiel. Other technical data. Capture of enemy S&T personnel. Special Operations Aviation Units . Special operations aviation units provide aviation support to units conducting special operations missions usually deep within enemy-controlled areas. These units can provide technical data on enemy radars, as well as on observed enemy equipment.
Incidental to assigned air missions, special operations aviation units can often "back-haul" limited amounts of priority CEM to rear areas. 5-9