Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com FM 34-54 (2) Deploy TECHINT collection teams forward to each deployed Corps to conduct preliminary screening of evacuated materiel and to respond to targets of opportunity which cannot be processed in a normal manner. (3) Receive and process validated intelligence requirements for items of enemy materiel. (4) Participate in the technical interrogation of EPWs and assist in screening CEDs. (5) Examine and evaluate TECHINT reporting and classification of CEM. (6) Participate with TAREX elements to fully integrate the exploitation of specified C-E items.
(7) Participate with medical, NBC, and Special Operations units for coordinating the delivery of CB samples through MI channels to the TAML. b. Subordinate Commands: (1) Each Corps will— (a) Designate and operate collection points. Report locations of collection points where CEM will be stored and amounts and types stored at each location. Forward reports to Cdr, CMEC, with an information copy to the J2/G2 and J4/G4s. The collection point will receive, store and, only upon direction, dispose or issue CEM. (b) Designate and operate ammunition storage areas for the storage of captured ammunition and explosive items, as required.
Store captured chemical munitions similarly to like US chemical munitions. Report locations of ammunition storage areas and amounts and types stored to Cdr, CMEC, with an information copy to J2/G2 and J4/G4. (c) Provide necessary logistics support, as required, to evacuate CEM and CB samples needed for intelligence operations, or other purposes, from collection points to the CMEC. (d) Ensure all CEM is promptly tagged. (e) Provide logistics and administrative support for all TECHINT assets operating within their areas.
(2) NBC reconnaissance units, Special Operations units, and medical units are responsible for the transfer of CB samples to TEUs or TECHINT collection teams at Corps, or directly to the TAML. Figure D-2. Example of a Joint Theater TECHINT Appendix (continued) . D-6