EXTAC 1006 -- Structured Messages

UNCLASSIFIED EXTAC 1006

EXTAC 1006

STRUCTURED MESSAGES

ORIGINATOR: GERMANY (CINCGERFLEET)

Reference: APPd(A) Volume I (Change 4)

Remark: This document is a stand-alone EXTAC, prepared and distributed by CINCGERFLEET, cus- todian of the mother publication (ref.) Questions and suggestions can be directed directly to: Commander In Chief German Fleet, OP 38, Box ~ 1163, D-24956 Glucksburg Germany.

APRIL 1995

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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY NAVAL DOCTRINE COMMAND 1540 GILBERT STREET NORFOLK, VA235 1l-2785

April 1996

U.S. LETTER OF PROMULGATION

1. EXTAC 1006, Structured Messages,is one of a seriesof publications designed for use in operations between NATO and non-NATO navies. It is a stand-alonedocument and shall be maintained separately from AXP 5.

2. EXTAC 1006 is UNCLASSIFIED and requiresno securityprotection. It may be releasedto non-NATO nations as required for planning and conducting exercisesand operations.

M. L. BOWMAN Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy Commander,Naval Doctrine Command

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MARITIME TACTICAL MESSAGE SYS- lM!l!MS)

1100 Purpose and Type l-l 1101 Application and Description l-l 1102 Drafting instructions l-2 to l-5 1103 Change Instructions 1-5 to l-6

2000 The OPGEN 2-l to 2-9

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3000 OPTASKs 3-l-l 3100 OPTASK AAW 3-l-l to 3-1-14 3200 OPTASK ASW 3-2-l to 3-2-9 3300 OPTASK ASUW 3-3-l to 3-3-11 3400 OPTASK AIR 3-4-l to 3-4-6 3500 OPTASK COMMS 3-5-l to 3-5-7 3700 OPTASK MW 3-7-l to 3-7-8 3800 OPTASK RAS 3-8-l to 3-8-7 cBAPTER4

4000 OPSTATs 4-l-l 4100 OPSTAT UNIT 4-l-l to 4-l-9 4200 OPSTAT RASREQ 4-2-l to 4-2-5 4300 OPSTAT CARGO 4-3-l to 4-3-3 4400 OPSTAT RAS 4-4-l to 4-4-2 4500 OPSTAT DAMAGE 4-5-l to 4-5-6 4600 OPSTAT DEFECT 4-6-l to 4-6-4 4700 OPSTAT HELO 4-7-l to 4-7-3

CHAPTERS

-Y TABLES

5100 Preface 5-l 5200 List of Self Explanatory 5-2-l to 5-2-33 Abbreviations and Messages 5300 List of Self Explanatory 5-3-l to 5-3-9 Abbreviations and their Associated Titles 5400 Duty Table 5-4-1 to 5-4-3 5500 Standard Ship Designator 5-5-l to S-5-10 System 5600 Miscellaneous Ship Codes 5-6-l to 5-6-2

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- MARITIME MESSAGES PREFACE . PURPOSE

The purpose of this publication is to provide the user with a readyreference of messages and supporting tables commonly used at sea.

SCOPE

The contents of EXTAC 1006 relates to tactical command, control, coordination and information dissemination. In order to avold duplication and differences between publications, normally only such material will be incorporated in EXTAC 1006 that can be removed from the original parent publication. Consequently, material that cannot be removed from the parent publication (e.g. which would be used by non-holders of EXTAC 1006) will normally be incorporated. Messages of a training nature will not be incorporated.

INCORPORATION OF MESSAGES AND SUPPORTING TABLES

The Maritime Tactical Working Party is the control authority for EXTAC 1006 on behalf of MAS and will review biennially all proposed changes.

PREPARATION OF MATERIAL SUBMITTED E”oR INCLUSION IN EYCTAC 1006

a. Any authority wishing to have material incor porated should submit their proposal to MAS Naval Board for consideration by the Maritime Tactical Working Party.

b. LAYOUT

Layout and accuracy are on originator's responsibility. All submissions must be in final form, ready for reproduction. The layout will largely depend on its contents and nature.

Messages should be supported by an example.

DEFXNITION

Structured Message

A "Structured Message" is composed of standardised paragraphs ordered in a specified sequence, with each paragraph given an identifier and containing information in free form. It will normally be used and read by people rather than machines.

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1100. purpose and type a. purposeThe MTMS consists of standardized messages and may (1) To convey operational instructions or intentions.

(2) To pass operational information to tactical Coammanders at sea.

(3) To report operational information between Commanders and from subordinate higher formations.

(4) To notify organizations of impending and actual operations of units engaged in maritime warfare.

b. types. The following message types are used in the MTMS.

(1) OPGM - Operational General Matters - general matters of policy, instructions and aspects common to all forma of warfare and detailed instructions for warfare responsibilities retained by the OTC.

(2) OPTASK - Operational Tasking - detailed information for specific aspects within individual areas of warfare and for the tasking of resources.

(3) OPSTAT - Operational Status - aspects of information exchange, particularly reporting of operational status.

1101. Application And Description

a. TbE 0pgen will normally be originated by the OTC, while OPTASKs may be originated by the OTC, or specific Warfare Commanders/Coordinators when delegated. The OPSTATs will be originated by the authorities making status reports.

b. The MTMS permits promulgation of a comprehensive range of instructions and informAtion and also serves as an originator's "Aide-mEmoire*. It is designed to be flexible and provides:

(1) A "Stand-None" OPGEN for sMAll scale operations.

(2) An OPGEn amplified as necessary by OPTASK messages for larger scale operationa.

(3) A means to issue changes covering additions, deletions, and amendments to previously promulgated messages.

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C. Messages are presented as follows:

(1) A statement of purpose (2) A brief summary of section titles (3) General instructions (4) Structure, including section details and examples.

d. Messages are structured so that the contents of their component sections appear in free text, or in established sequences which are repeatable and may be amplified as required. Each section is prefixed by an alpha-numeric identifier and self explanatory abbreviation.

1102. DRafTing instructions

8. The alpha-numeric identifier is followed by a slant, self-explanatory abbreviation, a further slant and text. Each section, with its associated identifier, abbreviation and text is to be started on a new line.

e.g. B4/AAWPICK/.... BS/NADGE/......

b. Readability may be improved by indenting the second and subsequent lines after the self explanatory abbreviation.

a. Free Text. Free text sections appear as shown in the example:

e.g. Dl/MISSION/DETER OPPONENT FROM LANDING PRIOR TO THE COMMENCEMENTOF HOSTILITIES. LOCATE ALL OPPOSING FORCES IN THE VICINITY OF AREA BRAVO. AT GENERAL ALERT, DESTROY OPPOSING AMPHIBIOUS FORCES PRIOR TO DEBARKATION. IF LANDINGS HAVE COMMENCED, ENGAGE ALL OPPOSING SUPPORT FORCES IN AREA BRAVO.

d. Established Sequence. There are two methods of presenting an established sequence:

(1) In which bl ocks of required information are separated by slants. Within blocks of information required items are separated by periods, spaces, hyphens, etc., but not by a slant. In addition, slants are not to bt used for- abbreviations such as N/A, A/C, etc. These must be written as NA, AC, etc. or words written out. To ensurt that the required sequence of specifitd information is maintained, hyphens are to be entered where there is no information except as exempted in the detailed instructions, or if it is clear that the correct sequence will not be lost.

e.g. B4/AAWPICK/BRISTOL/R6F/36OZZ8O

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(2) Items of required information and their sequence as specified in the appropriate instructions for each section are identified by paragraph and subparagraph numbering. This presentation produces longer messages than using slant separation.

e.g. B4/AAWPICK/ (1) BRISTOL (2) R6F (3) 3602280

l . Amplifying a Sequence

(1) In sequences using slants, elements may be amplified by inserting the appropriate text after the elemtnt, separated by a dash. In amplifying an entire sequence, appropriate text may be inserted at the end, separated from the last element by a slant.

e.g. E4/SAFESECT/GOLF/VICTOR LIMA/100 NM NORMALLY FROM 18200021 TO 18220023 150 NM/235M/l0/ FLlOO/DISESTABLISHED 22000125.

(2) The same principle applies when using paragraph and subparagraph numbering. Amplifying text is separated by a dash. However, the entire sequence is amplified by using the next paragraph number.

e.g. E4/SAFESECT/ (1) GOLF (2) VICTOR LIMA (3) 100 NM NORMALLY-FROM 18200021 TO 18220023 150 NM (4) 235M (5) 10 (6) FL 100 (7) DISESTABLISHED 22000125

f. Repeating Sequence

(1) Sequences using slants may be repeated as follows:

(a) Continuous repetition of the sequtnct without separation. In the interest of readability, this is only to be used for short sequences requiring little repetition.

e.g.B3/SURFAAW/KIDD/GOLF/OOOZZ3O/ROGERS/GOLF ALFA/120zZ1O/BROADSWORD/GOLF BRAVO/ 2402210

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- (b) Repeating the alphanumeric identifier and self explanatory abbreviations on a different line for each sequence.--- This is appropriatt for lengthy sequences. While the length of messages may be increased, readability is improved.

e.g. Gl/EMCON/ALFA/A-14E-l8A-4OP-66U- 81UV-82A-90EB-B-14E-4OP-5lP-68U-82H- 90EB-L-lOU-40P-60U-8OM-84U Gl/EMCON/BRAVO/A-lOU;3OU-6OU-8OU-B-1OU- 20U-40P-60U-80U-L-10E-2OE-4OP-85U

(cl Repeating the sequence on a new lint without an alpha-numeric identifier and self explanatory abbreviation. This is appropriate for shorter sequences requiring much repetition.

e.g.B3/SURFAAW/KIDD/GOLF/OOZZ3O/ ROGERS/GOLF ALFA/O60zz10/ BROADSWORD/GOLFBRAV0/120ZZl0/ NEUSTRASHIMYY/ECHO/ZZ/ MACDONOUGH/HOTEL/18OZZ5/ KASHUB/HOTEL ALFA/240zZlO/ ALGONQUIN/HOTEL BRAVO/300ZZlO

(2) The only method of repeating sequences using paragraph and subparagraph numbering is to repeat the alpha- - numeric identifier and self explanatory abbreviation for 4 each sequence.

g. Amplifying Repeated Sequences. When using tither slants or paragraph and subparagraph numbering, all repeated sequences in the same section are amplified by adding, at the end of the section, the same alpha-numberic identifier and self explanatory abbreviation, followed by amplifying text.

e.g. B3/SURFAAW/KIDD/GoLF/OOOZZ30/ ROGERS/GOLF ALFA/060ZZ10/ BROADSWORD/GOLFBRAVO/120ZZ10/ NEUSTRASHIMYY/ECHO/ZZ/ MACDONOUGH/HOTEL/180ZZ5/ SPRUANCE/HOTEL ALFA/24OZZ1O/ SILNYY/HOTEL BRAVo/300ZZlO/ B3/SURFAAW/ON DETECTION OF ACFT THREAT STATION RANGES ARE TO BE INCREASED BY 10 NM WITHOUT FURTHER ORDERS.

h. To avoid lengthy messages, it is essential that originators omit sections which are not necessary.

i. All times should be expressed as 4 figures followed by a time zone letter and checksum.

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j- The examples used in the various messages that comprise the MTMS are not intended to conform to current editions of tables, but are written for illustrative purposes only.

k. Between frequencies and checksumS, letters K, M and G will be used as follows:

K - KHZ, M - MHZ, G - GHZ.

1. To avoid confusion caused by errors in transmission, checksum digits are to be used when specified by the message format.

m. A checksum is a single number derived from the sum of all numbers of the field to which the checksum applies. When the total sum is more than a single digit, only the last digit of that sum is used; e.g. checksum of 2468 = 0, checksum of 246 = 2.

1103. Change insTRuCTIons

Previously promulgated MTMS messages are modified in the course of an operation as follows:

a. By changes to promulgated messages. This method ha8 the advantage of allowing separation to some degree of perishable and non-perishable information, thus reducing repetition of the same text in subsequent messages. It is described below:

(1) Changes are identified by MSGID followed by the title of the message being changed, followed by "CHANGEm, followed by a three-figure number indicating the change serial, followed by the effective DTG of the change, with each separated by a slant. The complete message identifier is not given because, as explained in section Al of each message structure, referencing the message to be changed is mandatory.

e.g. MSGID/OPTASK AAW/CHANGE/003/021200Z5

(2) To delete a section in an existing message, the appropriate section alpha-numeric identifier is listed, followed by "Delete"

e.g. E3/DELETE.

(3) To add a new section to an existing message, its complete text, including the alpha-numeric identifier and self explanatory abbreviations, is inserted.

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- (4) For major amendments to a section in an existing message, the complete section including the alphanumeric identifier, self explanatory abbreviation and revised text, are inserted. For minor amtndments the alpha numeric identifier, self explanatory abbreviation and directions for the amendment only are necessary.

(5) The order of the contents of a change message is to conform to the structure sequence of the message to be changed.

b. By promulgation of a replacement MTMS message under the next sequential serial number. This message will automatically su- persede its prtdectssor at the first time listed in section A2 of the replacement message.

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1200. The opgen

8. Purpose. The purpose of the OPGEN is to enable the OTC to promulgate general matter of policy, instructions and aspects common to all forms of warfare and detailed instructions for warfare responsibilities that the OTC retains.

b. Certain general information required for the conduct of operations in one or more warfare areas may be found only in the OPGEN. Therefore the OPGEN must be signalled for all operations/exercises and must be addressed to all participants including not only units of the force, but also cooperating/supporting commanders and units both afloat and ashore.

C. Brief summary of Section Titles. Sections with notes in brackets are only required if the appropriate OPTASK will not be issued.

Al Reference Hl PIM A2 Period H2 Grid Origin Bl Task Organization H4 Reference Points Cl General Situation H5 Control Points c2 Threat H6 Rendezvous c3 Friendly Forces 11 Mr Assets c4 Attachments 12 Air Coordination b c5 Detachments 14 Air Tasking (see Note) C6 Commander's Jl Support Submarines b Evaluation 52 Submarine Areas Dl Mission Kl AAW Instructions (see Note) El Plan Ll ASW Instructions (see Note) E2 Degree of Readiness Ml ASUW Instructions (see Note) E3 Detailed Task Nl Amphibious Fl Duties 01 Mine Warfare F2 Responsibilities Ql Logistics retained by OTC Rl Communications Gl Disposition R2 Codes G2 Formation Tl Track Numbers G3 Screen Vl SAR G4 Departure Xl Reporting G5 Entry Yl Special Instructions G6 Speed Y2 Special Information 21 Acknowledge

Note: To signal his detailed instructions the OTC may include appropriate sections of OPTASK messages without conforming to their structured sequence in the repective OPTASK.

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d. Instructions. Any heading not required will be omitted. .

l . structure OPGEN message structure:

ORIGINATOR: OTC

ADDRESSEES: ALL TF/TG units, cooperating/ supporting TF/TG Commanders, appropriate Shore Authorities

SUBJECT INDICATOR CODE: . . . . . as appropriate

SPARE LINE FOR If exercise or operation code CODE WORD(S): names are desired for specific identification they shall be inserted in the line prior to the message identification line using EXER/ or OPER/.

e.g. EXER/US BALTOPS 94 or OPER/CHAIN PLATE

MESSAGE IDENTIfICATION: This message shall be identified by MSGID/OPGEN followed by the originator's message address, followed by a three (3) figure serial number, followed by the month, with each being separated by a slant.

e.g. MSGID/OPGEN/CTF 410/002/AUG

Reference. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Alphabetic designator. (2) Reference identification.

e.g. Al/REF/A/EXTAC 1006/B/EXTAC 1003/ C/EXERCISE OPORD

A2 period Period covered by Message (Time ZULU). DTG to DTG with checksum digits applied to each DTG. If end time not known use UFN.

e.g. A2/PERioD/281400z5DEC-031400z8 jAN

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Own Task Organization. Given in the following sequence: (1 Designation of Task Force, Task Group, Task Unit or Task Element. Commence with lowest command designation level.(iaw EXTAC 768) (2 Name or title of designated commander for organization in (1). (3 Name of unit in which commander embarked, unless the commander is CO of that unit. (4) Name of unit(s) in organization from (l), unless already included in a lower command dessignation.

Mote: Only to be included if not previously promulgated.

e.g. Bl/TASKORG/TU 401.02.02/CO EMDEN/-/ EMDEN-ISAAC SWEERS-PIET HEYN/ TU 401.02.Ol/CO ROMMEL/-/ ROMMEL-ALABAMA-EVERTSEN/ TU 40l.0l.0l/CO TROMP/-/TROMP- HURON-MOUNT WHITNEY/ TG 401.02/CINCGERFLEET/ROMMEL

Cl genIT General Situation. A brief description of overall assessment of own and enemy forces. Own force HW priority may be listed.

e.g. Cl/GENSIT/OPPOSING AMPHIBIOUS FORCES CONSISTING OF MANY LANDING SHIPS ESCORTED BY SMALL AND LARGER ESCORTS ARE REPORTED IN POSITION 092 HH 36 AT 28163525 APPROACHING OWN TERRITORY. OPPONENT HAS INCREASED AIR RECCE ACTIVITY DURING LAST HOURS. OWN PBF IN DEPLOYMENT AREAS, ORGANIZED AS: TU 503.01.01 - 3 PBF 143 CLASS (SAG ALFA) TU 503.01.02 - 5 PBF 148 CLASS (SAG BRAVO) SUPPORT BY OWN VA NOT AVAILABLE DURING NIGHT 28-29 JAN. c2 threaT Threat Assessment in Order of Priority. Description of exercise enemy weapons considered to be of danger to own forces in order of priority.

e.g. C2/THREAT/GunS-BOMBS-MINES

C3 Friforce Friendly Forces. A brief description of forces not assigned but being involved in or likely to affect own operations.

e.g. C3/FRIFORCE/TG 408.01 ENGAGED

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C4 ATTACH Attachments. Forces joining the task organization during the period of the OP&N. (Only to be included if not previously promulgated).

e.g. C4/ATTACH/TG 410.12 TO JOIN TF 401 AT 30120026

C5 dETACh Detachments. Forces detaching the task organization during the period of the OPGEN. (Only to be included if not previously promulgated).

e.g. C5/DETACH/TU 401.06.01 DETACHED 01000122

C6 CDReval Commander's Evaluation of the Situation.

e.g. C6/CDREVAL/AMPHIBIOUS LANDING EXPECTED BY FIRST LIGHT 02 JAN IN AREA BRAVO. INCREASED OPPONENT AIR ACTIVITY EXPECTED PRIOR TO LARDING. LANDING EXPECTED TO BE PRECEDED BY MCM OPS AND PARADROP

Dl miSSion Mission. Self evident.

e.g. Dl/MISSION/HAMPER OPPONENT LANDING FORCES PRIOR TO DEBARKATION. el Outline of Plan. OTC's decision, intentions and general concept of operations, including deception/ evasion plans, as detailed as necessary to allow compliance by all units.

e.g. El/PLAN/OPPONENT TO BE ATTACKED NLT 01010022 JAN OR IF SIGHTED DUE WEST OF POINT ALFA. SURFACE UNITS SUPPORTED BY ATTACK AIRCRAFT . . . ETC

Degree of Readiness. Minimum degrees of readiness required by the OTC.

e.g. E2/READINES/ASW-2/ASUW-3/AAW-2/MW-l

Detailed Task. Self evident.

e.g. E3/DTLDTASK/TU 500.01.01 TO LEAVE DEPL AREA 02100023 AND PROCEED VIA SOUND TO REACH ASSIGNED AREA NORTH OF MOEN NLT 145020, PASSING FALSTERBO 141026, EP COVERT. SURFACE PICTURE TO BE ESTABLISHED BY PASSIVE MEANS AND SEAKING EMPLOYED IN AREA SEARCH. OPPOSING FPB ONLY TO BE ATTACKED OUT OF THE SHELTER OF THE COAST ON OPPORTUNITY. f1 Allocation of General Duties Using the Duty Table from ExTAC 1006. Self evident.

e.g. Fl/DUTY/CTG 401.06-30/CTG 401.01-20-50

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F2 Retention of responsibilities by the OTC. Those responsibilities normally assigned to warfare commanders/coordinators which the OTC intends to retain as taken from Responsibility Table numbers in EKTAC 1005.

Mote: Any responsibilities not indicated as retained are assigned to the appropriate Warfare Commander/ Coordinator in accordance with EXTAC 1005.

e.g. F2/RETAIN/152-161-203 F2/RETAIN/ALL

G1 DISposn Disposition. Self evident.

e.g. Gl/DISPOSN/TF4Ol-AREA BROWN/TF 402 AREA GOLD/TF 410-AREA TAN or Gl/DISPOSN/4W/TG 401.01-PQ1516/ TG 401.06-GPO406 MINUS NP06

02 Formation Instructions. Include Formation type and any amplifying instructions.

e.g. G2/FORM/TG 401.01 FORMATION 90 DELTA. ASSUME FORMATION 40 AT POINT OSCAR.

03 Screen Instructions. Include Screen type and any amplifying instructions.

e.g. G3/SCREEN/TU 401.01.01 SECTOR SCREEN FOR AMPHIBIOUS URG g4 DEPART Departure. Information on and instructions for departure.

e.g. G4/DEPART/CTG 401.01 PROVIDE DETAILED INSTRUC- TION FOR DEPARTURE OF TF 401 FROM NORFOLK. g5 Entrv. Information on and instructions for entry.

e.g. GS/ENTRY/UNITS ARE TO PROCEED FROM PT OSCAR IN FORM ONE TO HARBOR VIA PT ALFA.

note: Gl to G5 to be used as necessary to order the distribution of the elements of a command within an area and the deployment of subordinate forces. g6 Speed Operational and Stationing Speed. Given in kts.

e.g. G6/SPEED/26KTS8-2OKTS2

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El PIM Position and Intended Movements. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Verified Position in lat and long (2) Time of Position (3) Course (4) Speed (5) Period in hours (if required) for which course and speed are in force.

Note: If several changes of course and speed will be in effect, course, speed and period in force should be repeated as necessary for each change.

e.g. H1/PIM/315ON9-O201OE3/280600z6/3lOT4/ 6KTS6/lOHR1/355T3/18KTS9/39HR2

Grid Origin. Position and effective time. It should be coordinated to ensure compatibility with DLRP for link equipped units. (Repeat as necessary).

e.g. H2/GRIDORIG/3200N5 02000E2-280600z6/350ON8 01500E6-301200z6

Reference Points. Self evident.

e.g. H4/REFPOINT/ALFA ALFA-3230N8 02000E2

Control Points. Control Points are fixed geographical positions which are given a name or number and used as an aid to navigation or control of ships or aircrafts.

e.g. HS/CONTRLPT/SHORE BASED VA USE BLACK TOWER FROM 29010022 TO 29070028

Rendezvous Instructions. Self evident.

e.g. H6/RNDZVOUS/TG 401.06 JOIN TG 402.09 AT 29010022 AT CHARLIE CHARLIE

Intended Employment of Air Assets. General description of OTC’s intentions with regard to employment of all types of air assets.

e.g. Il/AIRASSET/CTG 401.01 TO PROVIDE EARLY WARNING COVERAGE WHENEVER OWN AIRCRAFTS NOT AVAILABLE

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I2 AIRcooRD Instructions for Aircraft Coordination, Responsibility Retained by OTC. Self evident.

e.g. I2/AIRCOORD/HELICOPTERS REMAIN BELOW 300 FEET MPA OPERATE NORTH OF 57N2

I4 airtask Detailed Instructions for any Air Taskinq Responsibilities Retained by OTC. (Self explanatory abbre-viation as in OPTASK). This paragraph is only re-quired if OTC retains air tasking responsibilities and does not wish to promulgate an OPTASK AIR.

e.g. I4/AIRTASK/ACU/LUEBECK-OTTAWA- 011200z4-02080020-HCU/SPAREDEK/ BDITELNYYW-220800Z2-22120027

Jl SuBAsseT Intended Employment of Supporting Submarines. General description of OTC's intentions with regard to employment of all types of submarine assets.

e.g. Jl/SUBASSET/SEC EMBARKED IN BRISTOL TWO SSC IN DIRECT SUPPORT

J2 Submarine Areas. Defined limits of the Integrated Support Area (ISA) and/or Submarine Intended Movement (SIM) .

e.g. J2/SUBAREA/.... (free text as required to accurately promulgate ISA and/or SIM) xl AAWINST Instructions for Conduct of AAW Including ASMD. If required, to amplify the OUTLINE OF PLAN (El) in sufficient detail to enable AAWC to provide detailed instructions.

e.g. Kl/AAWINST/FROM 29160028 TO 29230026 NAEWFC WILL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR TG. OUTSIDE THESE TIMES ORGANIC EARLY WARNING IS TO BE ON STATION. IN VIEW OF AIR THREAT, FORCE AAW POSTURE TO BE GIVEN HIGHEST PRIORITY

Ll AswInST Instructions for Conduct of ASW. If required, to amplify the OUTLINE OF PLAN (El) in sufficient detail to enable ASWC to provide detailed instructions.

e.g. Ll/ASWINST/.... (see Kl for example)

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Ml ASUWINST Instructions for the Conduct of ASUW. If required, to amplify the OUTLINE OF P&AN (El) in sufficient detail to enable ASUWC to provide detailed instructions.

e.g. Ml/ASUWINST/ . . . . (see Kl for example)

Nl Amphib Inforznation on or Instructions for Amphibious Related Operations. If required, the OTC may amplify the OUTLINE OF PLAN (El) or promulgate information or instructions to enable the Amphibious Commanders to prepare detailed plans.

e.g. Nl/AMPHIB/ . . . (narrative as required or self explanatory abbreviations from OPTASK AMPHIB)

01 Mwops Information and Instruction Pertinent to Mine Warfare Operations. If required, the OTC may amplify the OUTLINE OF PLAN (El) with information on or instructions to Mine Warfare Commanders and instructions to those of his forces which may be required to operate in support of MW operations.

e.g. Ol/MWOPS/ . . . (free text as required)

Ql LOGISTIC Instructions for RAS and Logistics. If required, OTC promulgates policy or instructions for replenishments at sea, and/or logistic arrangements.

e.g. Ql/LOGISTIC/ . . . . (free text as required)

Rl CamsTock Instructions for Communications. (Self explanatory abbreviations as in OPTASK may be used). The OTC is required to promulgate the cormmrnicationa plan for the force. If the OTC chooses not to send an OPTASK COMMS, appropriate paragraphs from the OPTASK COMMS may be included in the OPGEN.

e.g. Rl/COMSTASK/COMPLAN/XY-COMPLAN- ALFA-210-213-405-O5OO-1700/COMCHECK/261400Z3- ALL CIRCUITS-200-BRISTOL/CALLSIGN/ INTERNATIONAL CALLSIGNS

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CODING Authentication Policy, Codes and Crypto. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Authentication policy in force (2) Description of use of code or crypto (3) Code or crypto short title and effective edition (4) Code or crypto zero time ((2), (3), (4), repeat as necessary).

e.g. R2/CODING/ALFA/AUTHENTICATION/AMSA 1607NM/OOOl/SECURE VOICE/AKAK 338B/ O3OO/RECOGNITION/AMSI lOH/NA

Tl TNBLOCk Track Number Block Allocation. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Unit name or unit type. (e.g. SARATOGA or FRASER) (2) Track block assigned.

e.g. Tl/TNBLOCK/SARATOGA/2300-2477/ FRASER/2500-2677 vl Information on or Instructions for SAR. Self evident.

e.g. Vl/SAR/ . . . . . (free text as required)

Xl Special Reporting Instructions. Instructions and procedures for any special reporting requirements and requests.

e.g. Xl/REPINST/..... (free text as required)

Yl SPECINST Special Instructions. As necessary.

e.g. Yl/SPECINST/ . . . . . (free text as required)

Y2 SPECINfo Special Information. As necessary.

e.g. Y2/SPECINFO/ . . . . . (free next as required)

21 ACKNLDGE Acknowledqe. Addressees required to acknowledge. Use with discretion.

e.g. Zl/ACKNLDGE/HURON/CTF 410

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 2 - 9 ORIGINAL (REVERSE BLANK)

UNCLASSIFIED oPTAsks/opTILsltAIul EXTAC 1006

. 3000. OPTASKS . This chapter contains the following operational tasking messages: OPTASK AAW, ASW, ASUW, AIR, COMMS, MINE WARFARE, and RAS.

3100. OPTASk AAn

a. Purpose. The purpose of the OPTASK AAW is to enable the OTC, delegated Authority, the Sector Operations Centre or other delegated land-based Authority to promulgate detailed tasking and instructions for all aspects of Antiair Warfare. This OPTASK also contains the safety and air coordination information needed by shore-based aircraft to join a force at sea. Therefore, the message should be sent to all appropriate sea and land-based Authorities.

b. Brief summaryof seection Titles.

Al Reference Gl Scramble Authority A2 Period G2 Alert Aircraft Tasking A3 Administration G3 SAM Alert Status Bl Conduct G4 Alert Status for B2 AAW Duty SHORAD System 83 Surface AAW Unit Details Hl Preplaned Reactions AAW B4 AAN Picket Unit Details H2 Zippo Area 11 Target Priorities B6 JAAWSC Details 12 Identification Criteria Cl Force CAP Details 13 Weapon Release Criteria C2 Barrier CAP Details Jl Marahalling Point C3 Target CAP Details Details C4 Rescue CAP Details 52 Identification Check c5 Surveillance CAP Details Point C6 Land CAP Details 53 Handover Gate Details C7 AAR Station Details J4 Identification Safety C8 AEW Station Details Range Cl0 AUTOCAT Details JS Altitude Separation Dl AEW Surveillance Details 56 Approach Sector Details D2 AAW Surveillance Details 57 Approach Corridor El AAW Axis Details E2 AAW Sectors J8 Force Marshaller E3 Weapon Coordination Details E4 Safety Sectors J9 No Communications ES Fighter Engagement Zone (FEZ) Kl Special IFF E6 Missile Engagement Zone (MEZ) Instructions E7 FEZ for NADGE Ll EMCON Details EB Low MEZ L2 Codes E9 High MEz Xl Reporting Fl Standoff Distance Yl Special Instructions Y2 Special Information Zl Acknowledge

1. Any heading not required will be omitted. 2. Headings may be repeated if necessary. (See paragraph 1102.g.)

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 1 - 1 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED ORTASIC MU (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

d. Structure. OPTASK AAW message structure: . ORIGINATOR: OTC/AAWC/SOC/CRC

ADDRESSEES: All TF/TG units, appropriate Shore Based Authorities, cooperating Force Commanders and units including adjacent Air Commanders.

SUBJECT INDICATOR CODE: . . . as appropriate

SPARE LINE FOR CODE WORD(S): If exercise or operation code names are desired for specific identification, they shall be inserted in the line prior to the-message identification line using EXER/ or OPER/.

e.g. EXER/ROEBUCK 93 OI OPER/SILVER NUT

MESSAGEIDENTIFICATION: This message is identified by MSGID/OPTASK AAW, followed by the originator's message address, followed by a three (3) figure serial number, followed by the month, with each separated by a slant.

e.g. MSGID/OPTASK AAW/CTG 401.02/OOl/JAN

Al REF Reference. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Alphabetic designator (2) Reference identification

Mow: Reference is mandatory if the message is a change to a previous OPTASK.

e.g. Al/REF/A/EXTAC 1006 STRUCTURED MESSAGESYSTEM/ Al/REF/B/EXTAC 1005 EXERCISE MANUAL/ Al/REF/C/EXTAC 1004 VOICE PROCEDURESAND BREVITY CODEWORDS/

A2 PeRIod Period covered by Message (Time Zulu). DTG to DTG with CHECKSUMdigits applied to each DTG. If end time not known use UFN.

e.g. A2/PERIOD/201300Z6JUN-l62OOOZ9JUL

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 1 - 2 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OFTASK AAW (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Administrative Comments. General.comments on the generation of this OPTASK AAW. e.g. A3/ADMIN/CONDUCT AAW OPERATIONS IAW REFS A AND B IOT DETECT, CLASSIFY, TARGET AND ENGAGE ALL HOSTILE AIR THREATS PRIOR TO THEIR REACHING MAXIMUM EFFECTIVE WEAPONS RELEASE RANGE.

B1 condUCT Conduct of Operations. Free text which may include following subjects:

- Mission - Plan - AAW areas and zones - Objectives - AOA ops - Joint ops - Medium and short range AAW (MRRAAW/SRAAW) - Daily intentions

e.g. Bl/CONDUCT/l. AAW IS UNDER THE OPERATIONAL CONTROL OF THE OTC IAW REFS. 2. AAWC SHALL EXECUTE ASSIGNED TASKING, MAKE RECOMMENDATIONSTO THE CWC CONCERNING AAW POLICY, SUBALLOCATE AAW ASSETS UNDER TACON TO LOCAL AAWCS AND COORDINATE REQUESTS FOR ALL NON-ORGANIC AAW SUPPORT.

B2 aanDUTY Allocation of AAW Duties using the Duty Table from EXTAC 1006. Self evident.

Note: Provided there is no conflict with those assigned in the OPGEN.

e.g. B2/AAWDUTY/SOUTHAMPTON-20-22-23-50-80-63-84-85

B3 surfAAn Surface AAW and AD Unit Details. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Unit (2) AAW/AD callsign or other callsign systems. (3) Position.

Note: Sequence repeated as necessary. Primary and Secondary AD callsigns should be iaw EXTAC 1003/1005 unless CWC two-letter callsigns are in force.

e.g. B3/SURFAAW/SARATOGA/AW/O2OZZ25

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 1 - 3 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPT- AIUI (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

B4 aawPICK AAW Picket Unit Details. AAW picket stationing details given in the following sequence:

(1) Unit (2) AAW/AD callsign or other callsign systems (3) Function of AAW picket to be specified (4) Position.

Note : Sequence repeated as necessary.

e.g. B4/AAWPICK/BRISTOL/R6F/TOMCAT/360zz80

B6 JaawsC Joint AAW Shore Coordination Details. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Unit or callsign of unit (2) HF primary frequency (3) HF primary channel or designator (4) HF secondary frequency (5) HF secondary channel or designator.

e.g. B6/JAAWSC/ CANVas/3886.5KO(3885.0)/ NP400Bl/5148.5K3(5147.O)/NP4OOB2

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 1 - 4 OFuGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASA MU (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Cl Force CAP Station Details. Given in the following sequence:' (1)Station number (2) Position (3) Flight level or altitude (may also be expressed as high (H), medium (M), low (L) (4) Direction (direction of holding pattern from station position in degrees magnetic (M) or true (T)) (5) Leg length (length of holding pattern in l-3 figures indicating nm)) (6) UHF frequencies (primary and alternative) (7) Channel numbers or designators (primary and alternative) (8)Intercept and escort (9)CAP relief.

e.g. C1/F0RCECAP/1/240ZZ60/M/-/-/232.1-328.9/1-3/ 2/18OZZ6O/FL280/-/-/232.1-328.9/l-3 c2 Barrier CAP Station Details. Given in the same sequence as Cl.

C3 Taraet CAP Station Details. Given in the same sequence as Cl.

C4 Rescue CAP Station Details. Given in the same sequence as Cl.

C5 Surveillance CAP Station Details. Given in the same sequence as Cl.

C6 Land CAP AD Station Details Given in the same sequence as Cl.

C7 AAR Station Details Given in the following sequence: (1)AAR towline number (Must be different from CAP station numbers) (2) Position to include both ends of towline (3) Flight level or altitude in hundreds of feet (FL or ALT) (4) UHF frequencies (primary and alternative) (5) Channel numbers or designators (primary and alternative).

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 1 - 5 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASK AAW (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

C8 AewSTn AEW Station Details. Given in the following sequence:

(1) AEW barrier letter given as one letter for maritime use phonetically or Maveuvering Area Designation. Given as two letters/figures for NAEW use.

Note: Maneuvering Area Designators are used by SOC (NADGE) to designate sections of the air space for which it is responsible.

(2) Position

Note : It is preferable for the AEW aircraft to be ordered to patrol in a sector (designated as 2 true bearings clockwise from ZZ or another reference position, and 2 ranges) rather than be given a specific station or flight path.

(3) Minimum flight level or altitude in hundreds of feet (FL or ALT) (4) UHF frequencies (primary/alternative).

e.g. C8/AEUSTN/TANGO/240T-28OT-BB-6ONM-lOONM/ FLO20/281.2-302.5

Cl0 AUtoCAT Autocat Details. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Callsign (2) Autocat net designators or frequencies (TR/RX) (3) Position (4) Minimum flight level or altitude in hundreds of feet. (FL or ALT)

e.g. ClO/AUTOCAT/HEADMAN 23/61OP-61OR/24OZZ6O/FL270

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 1 - 6 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OFTX4R AAU (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

dl AewseRv AEW Surveillance Area Details. ' Given in the following sequence:

(1) Surveillance area type and number (ASA-air surveillance area, SSA-surface surveillance area) (2) Minimum flight level or altitude in hundreds of feet (FL or ALT) (3) Maximum flight level or altitude in hundreds of feet. (FL or ALT) (if applicable) (4) Define limits of surveillance area.

Nota: If SSA listed, it should correspond with contents of OPTASK ASUW.

e.g. Dl/AEWSURV/ASA-TWO NORTH/FL200/FL310/ 5200N7-5400N9 0700E7-0l00El

D2 aawsurve AAW Surveillance Area Details. Given as a circle with a radius in nm from ZZ.

e.g. D2/AAWSURV/180

El aawAXIS AAW Axis. In degrees true followed by threat sector if required, given as angle either side of axis. This paragraph applies only to the B . threat from aircraft and air-to-surface missiles. e.g. El/AAWAXIS/020-80

e2 AANSeCT AAW Sectors. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Single letter station or AAW callsign of designated SAAWC and his sector limits in degrees of relative bearing to AAW axis originating from ZZ (Repeat as necessary) (2) Coordinating instructions. e.g. E2/AAWSECT/A-OOO-l5O/B-l5O-36O/SARATOGA COORDINATE ACTION ON CONTACTS WITHIN 10 DEGREES OF SECTOR BOUNDARIES

e3 wPNcooRD Weapon Coordination. Free text which may include following subjects:

- WPNS priority - Engagement coordination

e.g. E3/WPNCOORD/... (free text as required)

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 1 - 7 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASH MN (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

e4 safeseCT Safety Sectors. Given in the following sequence: (1)Sector number and/or letter (2)Sector origin (Bearing and range from reference point or 22) (3) Range (nm) (4) Centre bearing (M or T) (5) Width (in degrees) as angle either side of bearing (6) Limiting flight level or altitude in hundreds of feet (FL or ALT) (7) Procedures (8) Helos. e.g. E4/SAFESECT/ALFA/ZZ/40 NM/300T/2O/FLlOO e5 fez Fighter Engagement Zone (FEZ). Given as zone origin and outer limit in NM or as geographical area.

e.g. ES/FEZ/SARATOGA-350 OL ES/FEZ/BOUNDED BY 63-66N 000-OlOW

E6 meZ missile Engagement Zone. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Zone letter (2) Origin (3) Range in nm (4) Crossover zone width in NM if other than standard.

Note: Sequence repeated as necessary. A geographical area can also be promulgated as for ES/FEZ above.

e.g. E6/MEZ/ECHO/TROMP/40/30

E7 feznadge Fighter Engagement Zone in NADGE Areas. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Area designator (2) Vertical boundaries (3) Horizontal boundaries.

e.g. E7/FEZNADGE/ALFA/FLO20-FLO35/MOOSE e8 lomez Low Missile Engagement Zone. (For use to change NADGE LOMEZ already promulgated). Given in the following sequence:

(1) Zone indication/letter and/or area in which change applicable (2) Maximum and minimum flight levels or altitudes (3) Boundaries of Zone.

e.g. EB/LOMEZ/FORWARD LOMEZ B-4ATAF/l5000/STANDARD

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 1 - 8 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPT&SK AAW (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

E9 himeZ High Missile Engagement Zone. . (For use to change NADGE HIMEZ already promulgated). Given in the following sequence:

(1) Zone indication/letter and /or area in which change applicable (2) Maximum and minimum flight levels or altitudes (3) Boundaries of Zone.

e.g. Eg/HIMEZ/2ATAF/LOWER LIMIT REDUCED TO 1200

F1 STOfDIST Standoff Distance. The minimum distance in nautical miles that an aircraft may close a surface unit not identified FRIEND or NEUTRAL. A high and low level can be indicated if necessary.

e.g. Fl/STOFDIST/20 or Fl/STOFDIST/20 ABOVE 200ft/BELOW 2OOfT g1 SCRAmble Scramble Authority Station. Location of on call/alert aircraft and the agency which can scramble these aircraft. Given as: scramble base (ICAO 4 letter indicator, base name, or ship's name) and scramble agency callsign (repeat as necessary).

e.g. Gl/SCRAMBLE/SARATOGA-AW/HERMES-AS or Gl/SCRAMBLE/EDNP-CRABTREE g2 ACALeRT Aircraft Alert Tasking. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Parent ship or base (2) Number and type of alert aircraft (3) Alert state (4) Weapon load (5) Time alert state to be assumed (6) Time alert state terminates.

Blota: Sequence repeated as necessary.

e.g. G2/ACALERT/SARATOGA/lFl4/l0MINS/STANDARD/ 241200z9/242300z1 g3 samalert Alert Status for SAM System. Given in plain text or in minutes.

e.g. G3/SAMALERT/ATW WHITE-10 MINS/ ATW YELLOW-RED-READY g4 shorelert Alert Status for SHORAD System. Given in plain text or minutes.

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 1 - 9 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED Om A&W (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

H1 Preplanned Reactions AAW. Amplification of OTC's general instructions for AAW preplaned responses, if required.

e.g. Hl/PREPLAN/AAW/EXTAC 1005 Or Hl/PREPLAN/AAW/LAUNCH ALERT 5 AIRCRAFT BASED ON CLOSURE SPEED AND EW OF UNKNOWN AIR CONTACTS TO MAKE INTERCEPT AT 150NM h2 Zippo Area. If not standard, given in NM from ZZ. Omit this section if Zippo Area is standard (20 NM).

e.g. H2/ZIPPAREA/40

I1 Target Priorities. Free text which may include following subjects:

- SAM target priority - CAP Target priority

e.g. Il/TGTPRIOR/CGS ENGAGE ALL TARGETS WITHIN MEZ 30 DEGREES EITHER SIDE OF THREAT AXIS. CAP TARGET PRIORITY ENGAGE F-18 (SIM HOSTILE) AIRCRAFT BEYOND MISSILE RELEASE RANGE

I2 Identification Criteria. The criteria for assigned one of the standard identities are given in the following sequence:

(1) Standard identity of aircraft contacts (2) Criteria on which the standard identity is based (3) ID matrix.

e.g. 12/IDCRIT/HOSTILE/ANY UNKNOWNAIR CONTACTS WITHIN 200NM CLOSING THE FORCEAT SPEEDS OVER 400KTS/FRIENDLY/CORRECT MODE IV RESPONSE OR VISUAL ID

I3 Weapon Release Criteria. The criteria which must be satisfied prior to weapon employment against a contact.

e.g. 13/RLSCRIT/RELEASE OF WEAPONS BY CAP OUTSIDE 12ONM ONLY AFTER VISUAL IDENTIFICATION

Jl Marshalling Point Details. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Letter and/or number (phonetically) (2) Position (3) Altitude.

e.g. Jl/MARSHALL/ALFA/54lONO 00330W6/FL020

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 1 - 10 ORIGINAL ov AAll 4cont'd) EKTAC 1006

J2 Identification Checkpoints. . These are checkpoints at which aircraft conduct self-identification procedures by either changing IFF/SIF settings or by maneuvers in accordance with established procedures. (Control Points may be used) Given in the following sequence:

(1) Letter and/or number (phonetically) (Name of Control Point, if used) (2) Position (3) Altitude (4) ID procedure to be used.

leote: Sequence repeated as necessary.

e.g. J2/IDPOINT/DELTA/17OZZl3O/FLO2O/ALFA j3 Handover Gate Details. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Handover gate designator letter (phonetically) (2) Position. Given either as range and bearing from a point on land or at sea within radar range of the air control unit or as lat-long (3) Altitude (FL or ALT).

e.g. J3/HANDGATE/BRAVO/33OZZlOO/OlOZZ8O/ALT 30

J4 Identification Safety Range. Given in nm.

e.g. J4/ISR/120

J5 Altitude Separation for Aircraft. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Aircraft type (2) Lower altitude limit (3) Higher altitude limit. e.g. J5/ALTSEP/HELO/MSL/lOOO fT/TANKER/FLl8O/FL300

J6 Approach Sector Details. Given in the following sequence: (1)Approach sector letter and/or number (2) Origin (3) Bearing (4) Angle either side of bearing (5) Lower altitude limit (6) Higher altitude limit (7) Initial reporting distance from sector TACAN picket (8) Start time (9) End time. e.g. J6/APPRSECT/9/SARATOGA/030/2O/MSL/FLl25/5ONM/ 241000z7/241400z1

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 1 - 11 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPT%SX AXN (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

j7 AppRcorr Approach Corridor Details. Given in the following sequence: (1) Approach corridor number (2) Origin. 3pecify carrier or TOMCAT by name or callsign (3) Bearing. Give radial from origin relative to AAW Axis (4) TACAN channel number (5) Length (nm) (6) Lower altitude limit (7) Higher altitude limit (8) Time in effect (9) Letter designation of Check Point established for this corridor and its distance from origin if other than standard (10) Width either side in nm if other than standard (5 ml.

Note: Repeat (9) as necessary for each corridor.

e.g. J7/APPRCORR/3/SPRUANCE/U90REL/72/17B/MSL/ FLlOO/26l000Z9-28l20OZ3/BRAVO/CHARLIE-40 j8 forcemar- Force Marshaller Details. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Force Marshaller's callsign (2) Check-in frequency and alternate (3) TACAN channel of Force Marshaller. e.g. J8/FORCEMAR/FMA/328.1MHz-2353KHz/72 j9 nocomms- No Communications. Self evident.

e.g. J9/NOCOMMS/IF NO COMMUNICATIONS ON REACHING ISR PROCEED TO IDENTIFICATION POINT AND SQUAWKMODE 2-3333. IF NO COmmunICATIONS WITHIN 15 MINUTES RETURN TO BASE

Xl IFF- Special IFF Instructions. Free text which may include following subjects:

- Mode III status - Codes - IFF check.

e.g. Kl/IFF/ALL AIRCRAFT SET MODE II CODE AS 4 PLUS SIDE NUMBER

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 1 - 12 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OFTME AAII (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Ll EMCON EMCON Details. . State EMCON plan(s)-using EXTAC 1005 format in the following sequence:

(1) EMCON pl an designator (phonetically) (2) EMCON plan using index letters, index numbers and RSIs (3) Additions to EMCON plan for those units and/or equipment not listed in EXTAC 1005 tables and their RSIs. Designate type of unit and/or equipment in brackets after index letter and/or numbers.

e.g. Ll/EMCON/ALFA/A-14E-l8A-4OP-66U- 81W-82A-90EB-B-14E-4OP-68U-82H-90EB- L-10U-40P-60U-80M-84U/BRAVO/A-lOU-3OU- 60U-80U-B-10U-20U-40P-6OU-8OU-L-lOE-2OE- 40P-85U/H(COMMAND SHIP)-19(L-BAND)U

L2 CODIng Authentication Policy, Codes and Crypto. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Authentication policy in force (2) Description of used code or crypt0 (3) Code or crypt0 short title and effective edition (4) Code or crypt0 zero time. ((2), (3), (4) repeat as necessary)

HOti: Use this sub-paragraph only when addressees requiring this information were not addressees on the covering OPGEN.

e.g. L2/CODING/ALFA/AUTHENTICATION/AMSA 1607NW/ OOOl/SECURE VOICE/AKAK 8338/0300/ RECOGNITION/AMSI lOH/NA/LINK ll/AMSK 1215W o1oo/NUco/AMsc 608KL/0001 xl Repinst Special Reporting Instructions. Free text which may include following subjects:

- Procedures - CAP state - Post combat instructions - Crosstell

e.g. Xl/REPINST/IAW FXTAC 1006, STRUCTURED MESSAGES

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 1 - 13 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED Om AAW (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Y1 Specinst Special Instructions. Free text which may include following subjects:

- SITREPS - Intentions - Air plot - Airborne Early Warning - Nonorganic tanker coordination - Tankers - ECM - Buffer zone and other restricted airspace policy

e.g. Xl/SPECINST/DELTA AIRCRAFT CHECK-IN WITH EAGLE 1, CIRCUIT BUTTON 7, MODE II, FOR COORDINATION PRIOR TO RENDEZVOUSWITH MIG-29

Y2 SPICINfO Special Information. As necessary.

e.g. Y2/SPECINFO/... (free text as required).

z1 acknldge Acknowledge. Adressees required to acknowledge. Use with discretion.

e.g. Zl/ACKNLDGE/SARATOGA/NEUSTRASHIMYY

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 1 - 14 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED ORTASX A911 EXTAC 1006

3200. OpTASk Asw

a. purpore. The p ur p ose of the OPTASK ASW is to enable the OTC or delegated Authority to promulgate detailed tasking and instructions for all aspects of ASW. The message is promulgated by the OTC or ASWC. The message should be sent to all units in the force, cooperating Force Commanders and units.

b. Brief Summary of Section Titles.

Al Reference Fl Acoustic Deception A2 Period F2 Torpedo Counter Measures A3 Administration Hl Preplanned Responses ASW Bl Conduct of ASW Operations H2 SAU Instructions Cl Screen Assignment H3 Plan RED c2 SAU Assignment H4 Plan BLACK c3 Towed Array System Mission 11 Submarine Patrol Areas Cl0 MPA Missions 12 Sonobuoy Interference Cl1 VS Aircraft Missions Avoidance Cl2 Helo Missions I3 Active Sonar c20 Submarine Missions Interference Plan c30 Coordinating Instructions Xl Reporting Instructions Dl ASW Weapon Employment Yl Special Instructions D2 A!3W Weapons Coordination Y2 Special Information El Torpedo Danger Zone Info 21 Acknowledge E2 Torpedo Danger Area Info E3 Evasion Instructions

a. Instructions.

Any heading not required will be omitted.

d. structure. OPTASK ASW message structure:

ORIGINATOR: oTc/Aswc

ADDRESSEES: All units in the force, cooperating Force Commanders and units

CLASSIFICATION: . . . as appropriate

SUBJECT INDICATOR CODE: . . . as appropriate

SPARE LINE FOR CODE WORD(S): If exercise or operation code names are desired for specific identification, they shall be inserted in the line prior to the message identification line using EXER/ or OPER/.

e.g. EXER/SEF 941 or OPER/PFP-OPS

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 2 - 1 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED Op~m ~gll (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

MESSAGE IDENTIFICATION: This message shall be , identified by MSGID/OPTASK ASW followed by originator's message address followed by a three (3) figure serial number and the month, with each seperated by a slant.

e.g. MSGID/OPTASK ASW/CTG 401.06/002/AUG

Al REF Reference. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Alphabetic designator (2) Reference identification.

Notr : Reference is mandatory if the message is a change to a previous OPTASK.

e.g. Al/REF/A/EXTAC 1006 STRUCTURED MESSAGESYSTEM/ Al/REF/B/EXTAC 1005 EXERCISE MANUAL/ Al/REF/C/EXTAC 1004 VOICE PROCEDURESAND BREVITY CODEWORDS/

A2 perioD Period covered by Message (Time Zulu). DTG to DTG with Checksum digits applied to each DTG. If end time not known use UFN.

e.g. A2/PERIOD/281200z3-02160029

A3 Admin Administrative Comments. General cormnents on the generation of this OPTASK ASW.

e.g. A3/ADMIN/ASW OPERATIONS WILL BE CONDUCTEDIAW REFS A-C IOT TO DETECT, CLASSIFY, TARGET AND ENGAGEALL HOSTILE SUBMARINE THREATS PRIOR TO THEIR REACHING MAXIMUM EFFECTIVE WEAPONS RELEASE RANGE. b1 conduct Conduct of Operations - Amplifications of OTC's General (ASW) Instructions. Free text which may include following subjects:

- General - ASWC policy and duties - ASW concept of operations - ASW Area Of Responsibility (AOR) - AOA ops - Combat RAS - Peacetime ASW surveillance.

e.g. Bl/CONDUCT/l. GENERAL/ASWC IS UNDER THE OPERATIONAL CONTROL OF THE CWC IAW REFS A-C. THE CTG SHALL RETAIN THE FOLLOWING DUTIES IN ASW 427, 429 AND 430. THE ASWC SHALL EXECUTE DUTIES 420, 424, 426, 428, 440-465, 521-522 IAW REF A AND THOSE ADDITIONAL DUTIES DELINEATED HERIN.

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 2 - 2 UNCLASSIFIED Ow ASU (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

2. ASWC SHALL EXECUTE ASSIGNED TASKING, MAKE RECOMMENDATIONSTO THE CWC.CONCERNING ASW POLICY, SUBALLOCATE ASW ASSETS UNDER HIS TACON TO LOCAL ASWCS AND COORDINATE REQUESTS FOR ALL NON-ORGANIC ASW SUPPORT. THE ASWC SHALL MAKE RECOMMENDATIONSTO AND ASSIST THE CWC IN ESTABLISHING/PROMULGATING POLICIES FOR ACOUSTIC EMISSION TO BE INCORPORATED INTO THE TASK GROUP EMISSION CONTROL PLAN (EMCON PLAN). THE SCREEN COMMANDERWILL COORDINATE THE STATIONING OF SHIPS WITH AAWC, ASWC AND ASUWC. DAILY ASWC INTENTION MESSAGES WILL BE USED TO PROVIDE ASWC INTENTIONS AND ADDITIONAL GUIDANCE As REQUIRED. 3. ASWC WILL ASSUME TACON OF ALL SURFACE UNITS ASSIGNED TO A PRIMARY ASW MISSION AREA. ASWC WILL COORDINATE WITH OTHER WARFARE COMMANDERS REGARDING EMPLOYMENT OF MULTI-MISSION CAPABLE UNITS IN ASW-MISSIONS. ASWC WILL ASSUME TACON OF DIRECT SUPPORT MPA AND COORDINATE ALLOCATION TO OTHER WARFARE COMMANDERSAS DIRECTED BY CWC. TACON OF SUPPORT SUBMARINES WILL BELONG TO THE SUBOPAUTH.

Cl sCReen Screen Assignment. Free text which may include following subjects:

- General - Inner zone stationing - Outer zone stationing - Screen defence priorities - Screen commander limits.

e.g. Cl/SCREEN/l/ SCREENING INSTRUCTIONS/OUTER SCREEN TOWED ARRAY PATROL AREAS WILL BE ASSIGNED USING 4W DISPOSITION, GEOGRAPHIC POSITIONS OR GRID AREAS. ASWC TO STATION TACTAS SHIPS IN THE OUTER AREAS. SCREEN COMMANDERORDER INNER/OUTER SCREEN ASSIGNMENTS. INNER SCREEN UNITS CONDUCTING ACTIVE SONAR SEARCH WILL VIGOROUSLY PATROL ASSIGNED SECTORS WITH CONSIDERATIONS TO ADJACENT UNITS. SHIPS CONDUCTING PASSIVE SONAR SEARCH WILL MANEUVER TO FACILITATE PASSIVE DETECTION. EMPHASIZE IMPORTANCE OF NON-ACOUSTIC SEARCH PARTICULARLY IN THE LOOK ZONE./2/ SCREEN COMMANDERUSE FOLLOWING STANDARDS FOR LIMITING LINES OF APPROACH (DIESEL)-10KTS. LIMITING LINES OF QUIET APPROACH (SSN)-14KTS. c2 SAUASIg SAU Assignment. Assignment of units to predesignated SAUs include designation of SAU CDR for each SAU.

e.g. C2/SAUASIG/SAUS WILL NOT BE PRE-DESIGNATED or C2/SAUASIG/ALFA-ACTIVE(CDR)-ROMMEL

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 2 - 3 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTMK ASU (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

c3 TAsmissN Towed Array System (TAS) Missions. Type of employment of TAS (i.e. area, barrier or screening). For area include area coordinates and time to complete search. For barrier include barrier line and segment and synchronization instructions. For screening include sector or station.

e.g. C3/TASMISSN/LOWESTOFT TO SCREEN 50 NM TO 80 NM AHEAD MLA 30 DEG EITHER SIDE. BLAKELY TO SEARCH AREA BRAVO. TO BE COMPLETED BY OlOOOOZl

Cl0 mPAMissm MPA Missions. Given in the following sequence:

(1) MPA type and identifier if more than one aircraft of same type or form green numbers if applicable (2) Patrol Area and/or Air Plan (3) Mission designator(s). Use mission designator letter from EXTAC 1006 (4) SSN Eardrum tasking (5) TAS contact investigation.

Loota: Sequence repeated as necessary. e.g. ClO/MPAMISSN/NIMROD/AIR PLAN 4-CIRCULAR SECTOR ONE AND TWO 30NM TO SONM/FE/NA/ ONLY WHEN ORDERED/P3C/AREA CHARLIE/SN/YES/ PRIMARY MISSION

C11 vsmissn VS Aircraft Missions. Given in the following sequence:

(1) VS type and identifier if more than one aircraft of the same type (2) Patrol Area and/or Air Plan (3) Mission designator(s) (4) SSN Eardrum tasking (5) TAS contact investigation.

NOte: Sequence repeated as necessary.

e.g. Cll/VSMISSN/FIRST S3A/AIRPLAN 4-SQUARE SECT THREE AND FOUR 20NM TO 40NM/FE/MONITOR BUOY 14 EVERY 15MIN STARTING ON THE HOUR/NA/SECOND S3A/AREA DELTA/BR/YES/PRIMARY MISSION

Cl2 helomsn Helo Missions. Free text which may include following subjects:

- General - ASW Helo - ASW Helo light - Other Helos

e.g. C12/HELOMSSN/l/HELO TO CONDUCTACTIVE OPS fOR SUBMARINE DETERRENCE OR ATTACK, CONDUCT UHF RELAY, PASSIVE SCREENING OR RADAR SEARCH FLOOD

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 2 - 4 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OFTASK ASW (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

c20 submissn Submarine Missions. Free text will be provided separately if needed.

e.g. C20/SUBMISSN/SUBMARINES OPERATING IN THE VICINITY OF A TG ARE MORE EMPLOYED IN JTAA TO PROVIDE THE TG WITH THE FLEXIBILITY TO REACT TO DYNAMIC CHANGES TO THE SITUATION.

c30 COORD Coordinating Instructions. Free text which may include following subjects:

- Acoustic EMCON - Sonar frequency management - Safety of flight - Aircraft alert requirements

e.g. C30/COORD/l/AIR COORDINATION/IAW OPTASK AAW AND AIR (HELO).

Force ASW Weapon Employment. Free text which may include following subjects:

- Weapon release criteria - Standard ASW weapon load.

e.g. Dl/ASWWPN/l/WEAPON RELEASE CRITERIA/IN ASWFA CONDUCT URGENT ATTACK IAW ROE FOR CONTACTS POSSUB LOW 2 ABOVE WITHIN TDZ OR MISSILE RANGE OF MEU. CONDUCT DELIBERATE ATTACKS ON POSSUB 3 OR HIGHER. ATTACKS IN JTAA CANNOT BE CONDUCTED UNLESS A NOTACK OR SUBMARINE GENERATED SEARCH AREA HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED AND AUTHORIZATION MS BEEN GIVEN BY THE SGSA. ATTACKS IN SAA ARE NOT PERMITTED UNDERANY CIRCUMSTANCES. Dl/ASWWPN/2/STANDARD ASW WEAPON LOAD

D2 wpnCOORD ASW Weapons Coordination. Instructions to coordinate ASW weapons.

e.g. D2/WPNCOORD/ASROC AND IKARA WILL NOT BE EMPLOYED AGAINST SAME TARGET

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 2 - 5 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED Ow ASW (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

El TDzINIO Information for Establishing Torpedo Danger Zone (TDZ) and Limiting Lines of Approach (LLA). Assessed enemy capabilities given in the following sequence:

(1) Maximum effective torpedo firing range (2) Torpedo speed (3) Submarine speed.

Note: The TDZ/LLA may then be established using above information and actual formation speed.

e.g. El/TDZINFO/l4KYD/SSKTS9/15KTS6 e2 Tdainfo Torpedo Danger Area (TDA) Information. Information for establishing the position and radius of a TDA. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Assessed submarine submerged operating speed for calculation of furthest on circles. (2) Assessed torpedo firing range if other than that stipulated in ATP-1 (4 NM).

e.g. E2/TDAINF0/15KTS6 e3 evasion Evasion Instructions. Free text which may include following subjects:

- General - Torpedo evasion - Contact evasion

e.g. E3/EVasION/l/GENERAL/MANEUVER MEUS CLEAR OF SUB DANGER AREAS. MAKE MAXIMUM USE OF SPEED, MANEUVERABILITY, BOTTOM MASKING AND SHALLOW WATER. AWCS TO ENSURE THAT VLZZ ARE CONSIDERED/ INCORPORATED IN FORCE PIM. DURING TRANSITS, MEUS USE ZIG-ZAG PLANS FROM REF B COORDINATED WITH SCREEN COMMANDERAND CONSISTENT WITH FOLLOW-ON TASKING, SOA REQUIREMENTS AND FUEL CONSERVATION E3/EVASION/2/TORPEDO EVASION 1. SINGLE SHIP EVASION-COORDINATED TG EVASION TBP 2. STEP ASIDE TCM 3. ASSUME STRAIGHT RUNNERS UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED

f1 ACDeCep Acoustic Deception. Acoustic deception plan.

e.g. Fl/ACDECEP/UPON ACTIVE DETECTION UNIT WILL NOT SHIFT SONAR RANGE SCALE AND MODE UNTIL ATTACK CRITERIA MET

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 2 - 6 UNCLASSIFIED OPTASE Asn (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

F2 Tcm Torpedo Countermeasures (TCM). Intended employment of TCMs. e

e.g. F2/TCM/l/ALL UNITS IN PATROL QUIET STATE/ 2/DECOYS AT LONG STAY AND ACTIVATED/ 3/EMERGENCY MANEUVER IAW NATIONAL DOCTRINE OTC WILL MANEUVER HVU ON COMPLETION

H1 pRePLAn Preplaned ASW Responses. Free text which may include following subjects:

- Contact within TDZ - Contact outside TDZ - Contact outside ASW AOR - ESM detection of submarine radar - Enemy torpedo attack/non wake-homer - Enemy torpedo attack/flaming datum - Enemy submarine missile attack - Enemy submarine detection inside JTAA - Automatic changes to ASW aircraft alert status in response to submarine contacts.

e.g. H1/PREPLAN/l/VISUAL DETECTION OF SUBMARINE 1. BY AIRCRAFT, MANEUVER TO FIX IF POSSIBLE 2. CONDUCT FLIR/RADAR BEARING SEARCH OUT OF MAXIMUM OF 40 NM 3. BY ESCORT, ESTABLISH DATUM 4. IF CONTACT HELD ON RADAR, MANEUVER TO BLOCK KEEPING OUTSIDE WEAPON ENGAGEMENT RANGE OF MEU ESTABLISH DATUM IF CONTACT GOES SINKER 5. IF POSITION IS WITHIN TDZ EXECUTE PREPLAN OR CONTACT WITHIN TDZ. IF POSITION IS OUTSIDE TDZ EXECUTE PREPLAN FOR CONTACT OUTSIDE TDZ h2 SAUINST SAU Instructions. Amplifying SAU instructions.

e.g. H2/SAUINST/SAU WILL REMAIN IN FORCE EMCON UNTIL 10 NM FROM FORCE. INTEND TO DETACH SAU UPON MPA CONTACT POSSUB 3 AND ABOVE. CONTACTS WILL BE PROSECUTED BY SAU FOR A MAXIMUM OF ONE HOUR

H3 PLANRED Plan RED. Designate preferred Plan RED for:

(1) Surface ship (2) Fixed wing aircraft (3) Helicopters.

e.g. H3/PLANRED/GEOGRAPHIC SECTOR OR CORDON/ VECTAC/CORDON AND VECTAC

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 2 - 7 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OP2ASK X3U (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

H4 PLANBLAK Plan BLACK. Designate preferred Plan BLACK for:

(1) Surface ship (2) Fixed wing aircraft (3) Helicopters.

e.g. H4/PLANBLAK/OAKTREE OR CORDON/MADTRAP/ CORDONOR AIRPLAN 44

11 SPA Submarine Patrol Areas (SPAS). Location of submarine patrol areas.

e.g. Il/SPA/3830N4-3900N2 0512OW8-0525OW2

12 SIAP Sonobuoy Interference Avoidance Plan (SIAP). To promulgate the plan in accordance with EXTAC 1005.

e.g. IZ/SIAP/NIMROD USE 32-98 (EVEN CHANNELS). HEloS USE 33-99 (ODD CHANNELS). P-3 SUPPORTING TAS UNITS 1-16. OTHER P-3 17-31 i3 ASIAP Active Sonar Interference Avoidance Plan (ASIAP). To be used if switchable frequency sonars are present within the force given in the following sequence:

(1) Unit (2) Frequency.

e.g. 13/ASIAP/STUMP/5.5/ROMMEL/6.5 xl REPINST Reporting Instructions. Free text which may include following subjects:

ASW reporting instructions Contact reporting ESM contact reports.

e Q* Xl/REPINST/l/ASW REPORTING INSTRUCTIONS 1. ASW C/R (UHF) IS PRIMARY VOICE REPORTING CIRCUIT TO ASWC. ASWCIS NECOS. RELAY VIA AIRBORNE/SURFACE MIDDLEMAN AS REQUIRED. ONCE SAU ESTABLISHED, LOCAL ASWACTION WILL BE DESIGNATED BY ASWC WITH SW ASSIGNED NECOS. SAU REPORTING TO ASWC VIA ASW C/R. 2. ASW REPORTING (HF), EMCON PERMITTING, IS SECONDARYVOICE REPORTING NET ASWC 1s NECOS

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 2 - 8 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASK ASU (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Yl SPECINST Special Instructions. Free text which may include following subjects: . - General - ASW SITREP - SAU SITREP - Daily intentions - Tactical oceanography - Flaming datum - WeAX - Aircraft - Sonobuoy restrictions.

e.g. Yl/SPECINST/l/GENERAL/ALL SHIPS ARE TO BE READY TO DARKEN SHIPS OR USE DECEPTIVE LiGHTING CONSISTENT WITH SAFETY AND OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS. SHIPS EMPLOY LLTV (IF EQUIPPED) FOR VISUAL SEARCHES. 2. DURING PERIOD OF WLNERABILITY, ALL SHIPS WILL AUGMENT LOOKOUTS TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT POSSIBLE. LOOKOUTS REMAIN ALERT FOR SUBMARINE MASTS AND PERISCOPES. ALL UNITS INDOCTRINATE, TRAIN AND VIGOROUSLY SUPPORT QUALIFIED LOOKOUTS WITH OPTIMUM ROTATIOn AND SUPERVISION

Y2 SPECINFO Special Information. Designate ships to report significant or unusual signature characteristics.

e.g. Y2/SPECINFO/... (free text as required).

Z1 AcKNLDGE Acknowledge. Addressees are required to acknowledge. Use with discretion.

e.g. Zl/ACKNLDGE/KASHUB/ROMMEL

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 2 - 9 ORIGINAL (REVERSE BLANK)

UNCLASSIFIED EXTAC 1006

3300. OPTASK ASUW , . a. Purpose. The purpose of the OPTASK ASUW is to enable the OTC or delegated Authority to promulgate detailed tasking and instructions for all aspects of anti-surface warfare. This message is normally promulgated by the OTC or Anti-Surface Warfare Commander (if so delegated). However, another commander may promulgate this message should the situation so dictate. The message should be sent to all units subordinate to the originator and appropriate cooperating Force Commanders and units.

b. Brief Summary of Section Titles.

Al Reference Gl Aim of Attack Plan A2 Period G2 Intentions of Attack A3 Administration Plan Bl Conduct of ASUW Operations G3 Approach Plan Cl Picket G4 Attack Areas c2 Screen Assignment GS Surface Action Plan c3 SAG Assignment 66 Initial Position c4 Surface TRU G7 Waiting Positions c5 Patrol Boats Fast G8 Coordinating Cl0 Fixed Wing Surface Instructions Surveillance Hl Identification Cl1 Fixed Wing ID, Recognition Criteria and Attack H2 Recognition Level Cl2 Fixed Wing TRU H3 Target Priority Cl3 AEW Missions H4 Weapons Release Cl4 UAV Mission Criteria c20 Helo Surface Surveillance H5 Engagement Range c21 Helo ID, Recognition H6 Missile Mix and Attack H7 Firing Sequence c22 Helo TRU H8 Weapon TOT c30 Submarine Surface H9 Salvo Interval Surveillance HlO Salvo Size c31 Submarine TRU Hll Weapon Expenditure c40 Land Support Policy c50 Coordinating Instructions H12 Missile Firing Order Dl Weapon Alert State 11 Damage Assessment D2 Preplanned Responses ASUW 12 Damage Categories El TRU Priority Jl Standoff Distance E2 OTHT Method 52 Weapons Danger and Fl ASSM Instructions Safe Areas F2 SASS Employment 53 Detached Units F3 Gun Employment Location F4 Torpedo Employment Xl Reporting Instructions Yl Special Instructions Y2 Special Information 21 Acknowledge

a. Inrtruations.

Any heading not required will be omitted.

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 3 - 1 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASK ASUW (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

d. Structure. OPTASK ASUW message structure: . ORIGINATOR: OTC/delegated Commander

ADDRESSEES: All units in the Force, cooperating Force Commanders and units

CLASSIFICATION: . . . as appropriate

SUBJECT INDICATOR CODE: . . . as appropriate SPARE LINE FOR CODE WORD(S): If exercise or operation code names are desired for specific identification, they shall be inserted in the line prior to the message identification line using EXER/ or OPER/.

e.g. EXER/HAPPY PARTY 94 or OPER/SHARP GUARD

MESSAGE IDENTIFICATION: This message shall be identified by MSGID/OPTASK ASUW followed by the originator's message address followed by a three (3) figure serial number and the month, with each separated by a slant.

e.g. MSGID/OPTASK ASUW/ CTG 401.01/001/JAN

Al REF Reference. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Alphabetic designator (2) Reference identification.

Note: Reference is mandatory if the message is a change to a previous OPTASK.

e.g. Al/REF/A/EXTAC 1006 STRUCTURED MESSAGE SYSTEM/ Al/REF/B/EXTAC 1005 EXERCISE MANUAL/ Al/REF/C/EXTAC 1004 VOICE PROCEDURESAND BREVITY CODEWORDS

A2 PeRioD Period covered by Message (Time Zulu). DTG to DTG with checksum digits applied to each DTG. If end time not known use UFN.

e.g. A2/PERIOD/281200z3-02160029

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 3 - 2 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASk ASUW (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

A3 Administrative comments. General .comments on the generation of this QPTASK ASUW.

e.g. A3/ADMIN/ASUW OPERATIONS WILL BE CONDUCTED IAW REFS B-D IOT DETECT, CLASSIFY, TARGET AND ENGAGE ALL HOSTILE SURFACE THREATS PRIOR TO THEIR REACHING MAXIMUM EFFECTIVE WEAPONS RELEASE RANGE. ALL ASUW OPERATIONS WILL BE GOVERNED BY THE CONCEPT OF DEFENCE IN DEPTH AND THE NEED TO-CONSERVE RESOURCES BY ALLOCATING THE MINIMUM NUMBER OF ASSETS TO COUNTER THE THREAT SUCCESSFULLY

El CONDUCT Conduct of Operations - Amplification of OTC's General (ASUW) Instructions. Free text which may include following subjects:

- ASUW surveillance areas - Contact designation - Maritime Intercept Operations (MIO) contact designation - Surface threat warning conditions

e.g. Bl/CONDUCT/ASUW OBJECTIVES: 1. OBTAIN 90 PCT PROBABILITY OF DETECTION OF SURFACE CCOI/COI'S WITHIN THE KEEPOUT ZONE. CONFIRMATION OF CCOI/COI ABSENCE WITHIN THE KEEPOUT ZONE IS As TACTICALLY SIGNIFICANT AS CONFIRMATION OF PRESENCE. 2. ENGAGE AND ACHIEVE MISSION KILL CRITERIA ON ALL HOSTILE SURFACE FORCES BEFORE THEY REACH THEIR MAXIMUM EFFECTIVE FIRING RANGE. IN THE CASE OF OPPONENT NON-COMBATANTS, THE ELIMINATION OF THE ABILITY TO TRANSMIT TARGETING DATA FULFILS THIS OBJECTIVE. 3. DETECT AND INTERCEPT DESIGNATED MERCHANT SHIPPING IN SUPPORT OF MARITIME INTERDICTION OPERATIONS.

Cl Picket. Assignment of units by name to picket stations and special instructions for pickets.

e.g. Cl/PICKET/BLAKELY 180ZZ50/ALGONQUIN 0902240 c2 Screen Assignment. Assignment of units to inner and outer screen must be coordinated with other warfare commanders. If anti-surface warfare is the only mission, actual screen stations may be included.

e.g. CZ/SCRNASIG/INNER-AJAX-HURON-SPRUANCE-KOELN- DUILIO/OUTER-STUMP-ACTIVE-ROMMEL-PEDER SKRAM c3 SAG Assignment. Assignment of units to predesignated SAGS including designation of SAG CDR for each SAG.

e.g. C3/SAGASIG/ALFA-ADAMS(CDR)-ELLI/ BRAVO-LUPO(CDR)-BRISTOL

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 3 - 3 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTMR ASUN (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

C4 Surface Target Reporting Unit (TRU). . To predesignate surface units to act as TRU for over-the-horizon-targeting (OTHT).

e.g. C4/SURFTRU/BLAKELY-ALGONQUIN c5 PBF Patrol Boats Fast (PBF). To assign surface warfare tasking to PBF squadrons or groups.

e.g. C5/PBF/TU 401.03.01 PROCEED VIA REF PT BB TO CARRY OUT SEARCH OF COASTLINE UNTIL 29160028 THEN PROCEED COVERTLY TO LANDING AREA TO BE IN POSITION BY 30060029

Cl0 FWSURV Fixed Wing Surface Surveillance. Free text which may include following subjects:

- Surveillance policy - MPA - Organic

e.g. ClO/FWSURF/l/SURVEILLANCE POLICY/FIXED WING ACFT ARE THE PRINCIPAL ASUW ASSET FOR LONG RANGE SEARCH AND TARGETING OF SURFACE UNITS. ALL ACFT, REGARDLESS OF MISSION, WILL CARRY CAMERAS AND WILL HAVE SSC AS A SECONDARY MISSION ON A NIB WITH THEIR PRIMARY MISSION

Cl1 Fixed Wing Identification, Recognition and Attack. Intended Employment of fixed wing aircraft in support of picture compilation and the PLAN.

e.g. Cll/FWIDENT/AG AND A7 AIRCRAFT WHEN AIRBORNE MAY BE CALLED UPON TO INVESTIGATE SURFACE CONTACTS. THEY ARE NOT TO CARRY OUT IDENT OR PROBE UNLESS ARMED

Cl2 Fixed Wing Target Reporting Unit (TRU). Intended employment of fixed wing aircraft as TRU for OTHT.

e.g. C12/FWTRU/MRR MAY BE CALLED UPON TO ACT AS TRU FOR PICKETS

Cl3 AEWmission Airborne Early Warning (AEW) Missions. Assignment of surface surveillance areas designation of specific targets, and any other instructions. Must be coordinated with AAWC.

e.g. C13/AEWMISSN/E2 WILL REPORT SURFACE CONTACTS IN A SECTOR AHEAD 100 NM 30 DEG EACH SIDE OF PIM. PRIMARY TARGET IS OPPONENT SAG. E3A REPORT SURFACE CONTACTS IN VIC OF AOA

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 3 - 4 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASX m (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Cl4 Unmanned Air Vehicle Mission. Intended employment of UAV for stirveillance, identification, probe and attack.

e.g. C14/UAVMISSN/UAV ARE TO PLAY A SUPPORTING ROLE IN SURVEILLANCE. THEY ARE TO BE THE PRIMARY SOURCE OF IDENTIFICATION AND PROBE INFORMATION c20 Helo Surface Surveillance. Intended employment of helo for surface surveillance.

e.g. C20/HELOSURV/TWO HELOS WILL BE TASKED FOR SURVEILLANCE WHEN MPA COVERAGE NOT AVAILABLE c21 Helo Identification, Recognition and Attack. Intended employment of helicopters in support of picture compilation and the plan.

e.g. C21/HELOIDEN/DURING CARRIER NON-FLYING PERIOD ONE LYNX WILL BE MAINTAINED AT DECK ALERT 10 FOR IDENT PROBE AND ATTACK

C22 Helo Target Reporting Unit (TRU) and Assistant Unit (AU). Intended employment of helos as TRU and/or AU.

e.g. C22/HELOTRU/AUGUSTA BELL WILL ACT AS TRU

C30 Submarine Surface Surveillance. Assignment or description of area in which a submarine is conducting surface surveillance and designation of targets of interest. Must be coordinated with ASWC.

e.g. C3O/SUBSURF/SUBMARINE OPERATING IN AREA JULIETT-PRIMARY TARGET OPPOSING AMPHIBIOUS GROUP

C31 Submarine Target Reporting Unit (TRU). Circumstances when submarines may be requested to act as TRU for OTHT. Must be coordinated with ASWC.

e.g. C31/SUBTRU/SSN(DS) WILL NOT BE USED AS TRU. SUB IN AREA JULIETT WILL BE USED AS TRU AGAINST OPPOSING AMPHIBIOUS GROUP c40 Support from Shore Stations and their Controlling Agencies. To inform the force of those shore stations and their controlling agencies who will assist in anti-surface warfare. These will normally consist of shore radar stations and shore batteries.

e.g. C40/LANDSUP/RADAR STATIONS ALFA AND BRAVO- COMBALTAP

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 3 - 5 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASK ASUU (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

c5o COORD Coordinating Instructions. Free text which may include, following sudjects:

- Nonorganic assets - Sensors - Track dissemination - Sector ASUWC.

e.g. C5O/COORD/l/REPORTING REQUIREMENTS: 1. CONTACT REPORTS TO BE PASSED OVER ASUW C/R USING SURPIC REPORTING PROCEDURES OUTLINED IN REF C. 2. FOR DETACHED UNITS, IN ADDITION TO POSITION REPORTS, REPORT ENTRY TO AND DEPARTURE FROM SURVEILLANCE ZONES TO ASUWC.

Dlwpnalert Force Weapon Alert State. Alert State in minutes for the circumstances that the OTC/ASUWC desires.

e.g. Dl/WPNALERT/TOMAHAWK 15 HARPOON READY

D2 PRePLAN Preplanned Responses ASUW. Amplification of OTC's general instructions for ASUW preplanned responses, if required.

e.g. D2/PREPLAN/ASUW/TATTLETALES WILL IMMEDIATELY ENGAGE HOSTILE TARGETS ON OBSERVATION OF AN ATTACK ON THE FORCE

El TRUPRIOr Target Reporting Unit (TRU) Priority. Priority of employment of force assets as TRU.

e.g. El/TRUPRIOR/HELOS-SURFACE UNITS-MPA

E2 OThTmeth OTHT Method. Free text which may include following subjects:

- General - Target Reporting Unit(TRU)

e.g. E2/0THTMETH/GENERAL PREFERRED METHOD IS THIRD PARTY TARGETING. ONLY THIRD PARTY TARGETING WILL PROVIDE ACCURATE TARGET POSITION WITH MINIMAL TIME LATE As WELL AS INFORMATION ON THE BACKGROUNDSHIPPING IN VICINITY OF THE TARGET.

Fl Assm Own Anti-Surface Ship Missile (ASSM) Instructions. Preferred seeker patterns for each ASSM type in the force.

e.g. Fl/ASSM/HARPOON PREFERRED PATTERN RBL. EXOCET PREFERRED PATTERN MEDIUM.

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 3 - 6 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OP!PASX ASUW (cont'd) EXTAC 1006 f2 SASS Intended Employment of own SAM in Surface-to-Surface Mode (SASS). . Self evident. .

e.g. F2/SASS/SAM IN SASS MODE WILL ONLY BE USED FOR SELF-DEFENCE f3 GUN Intended Employment of own Gun. Intended employment of guns for anti-surface warfare.

e.g. F3/GUN/MEDIUM CALIBRE GUNS MAY BE USED AFTER SSM AND INITIAL DAMCAT

F4 TOrPeDO Intended Employment of own Torpedoes. Intended employment of own torpedoes for anti-surface warfare.

e.g. F4/TORPEDO/DISABLED OPPONENT TARGET WILL BE SIMULATED SUNK WITH TORPEDOES g1 AiM aim. Aim of the Attack Plan.

e.g. Gl/AIM/DURING ALL SURFACE ENGAGEMENT PREVENTION OF OPPONENT SAG FROM CLOSING TO WITHIN MISSILE FIRING RANGE OF MAINBODY IS PARAMOUNT G2 intend Intentions. Intentions for the Attack Plan.

e.g. G2/INTEND/DURING SURFACE ENGAGEWNT IT IS INTENDED TO INFLICT MAXIMUM DAMAGE TO OPPOSING TARGET C3 SYSTEMS PRIOR TO THEIR CLOSING TO WITHIN 150 NM THE MAINBODY

G3 APProach Approach Plan and Direction of Attack. Self evident.

e.g. G3/APPROACH/SAG TO APPROACH FROM SOUTH. PBFS TO APPROACH FROM EAST. AIRCRAFT TO ATTACK FROM NORTH g4 ATckarea Attack Areas and Sectors. Self evident.

e.g. G4/ATCKAREA/ATTACK ALL ENEMY FORCES LOCATED IN AN AREA 50 NM FROM NW CORNER OF AOA

GS SURfPLAN Surface Action Plan(s). Can be an accepted plan such as GROUSE or SNIPE or a narrative description of the desired actions for an attack.

e.g. GS/SURFPLAN/PLAN GREYHOUNDAND GROUSE

G6 STARTOPS Initial Position. The initial position for units supporting PBFs during an attack.

e.g. GS/STARTOPS/ANDROMEDA LOCATED SW CORNER OF AOA

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 3 - 7 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASK ASUU (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

G7 WaiTpos Waiting Positions. Positions in which PBFs will be waiting prior to executing an attack.

e.g. G-7/WAITPOS/lO NM EAST OF ANDROMEDA

G8 COORD Coordinating Instructions. Free text which may include following subjects:

- ASUW/specific tasking - Maritime Interdiction Force (MIF)

e.g. G8/COORD/ASUW ORGANIC/ASUWC WILL COORDINATE TASKING REQUIREMENTS AND MISSION TASKING DAILY INTENTIONS MESSAGE. NONORGANIC TASKING REQUIREMENTS VIA SEPCOR. MSN TASKING IN ASUWC DAILY INTENTIONS MSG. ACFT CONFIRM TASKING AT CHECK-IN. SUPPORT SUB-SSN ASUW TASKING UPDATES ARE TO BE BY FORCE SUPPORT SUBMARINE FORCE SUMMARYMESSAGES

H1 IDCRIT Identification Criteria. The OTC/ASUWC establishes the characteristics of a contact which are required for a standard identity to be assigned.

(1) Standard identity of surface contacts (2) Criteria on which the standard identity is based.

e.g. Hl/IDCRIT/HOSTILE/ANY UNKNOWNSURFACE CONTACT WITHIN 75 NM OF THE FORCE WHICH MAINTAINS OR MANEUVERS TO MAINTAIN AN ASSESSED MISSILE FIRING RANGE. ANY UNKNOWNSURFACE CONTACT CLOSING THE FORCE IN EXCESS OF 22 KTS /FRIENDLY/ ANY UnknowN SURFACE UNIT CORRELATED WITH A KNOWN FRIENDLY POSITION OR STATION, FRIENDLY ESM, CORRECT MODEIV RESPONSE OR VISUAL ID

H2 Reclevel Recognition Level. The confidence level to which contacts are to be recognized, specified for each desired identity.

e.g. H2/RECLEVEL/HOSTILE-PROB COMBATANT OR NON COMBATANT-SUSPECT-POS Hl COMBATANT OR NON COMBATANT h3 TgTPIOR Target Priority. Self evident.

e.g. H3/TGTPRIOR/AMPHIBIOUS GROUP-BATTLE GROUP-AGI h4 RLSECRIT Weapons Release Criteria. The confidence level to which a HOSTILE must be recognized prior to weapons being expended. Any other specific criteria must also be included. Release criteria may be specified by weapon type.

e.g. H4/RLSECRIT/WEAPONS WILL NOT BE FIRED UNLESS PROBABLE IDENTIFICATION CRITERIA ESTABLISHED

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 3 - 8 ORIGINAL -

UNCLASSIFIED OX?TASlCASUU (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

H5 Engagement Range. Preferred range that OTC/ASUWC desires to engage the opposing force.

e.g. H5/ENRANGE/INITIAL SALVOS OF ALL WEAPONSAT MAXIMUM RANGE

H6 Missile Mix. Desired mix of missiles for various target types.

e.g. H6/MISMIX/FIRST PRIORITY TARGETS WILL BE . ENGAGED BY COORDINATED HARPOON EXOCET AND TESEO ATTACK. ALL OTHERS ENGAGE BY ONE TYPE MISSILE ONLY

H7 Firing Sequence. The sequence in which different types of weapons will engage the enemy if different from normal (longest range weapon to shortest range). Include also salvo policy (e.g. shoot-look, shoot-look-shoot, etc.).

e.g. H7/FIRESEQ/ASSM SHOOT-LOOK/SASS SHOOT-LOOK/ GUNS SHOOT-LOOK-SHOOT

88 Coordinated Weapon Time on Target. If coordinated attack is to be ordered, maximum permitted separation of salvo arrivals is to be stipulated. Primarily used for coordination OTH missile attacks.

e.g. H8/WPNTOT/FOR OTH ENGAGEMENTSALL MISSILES TO ARRIVE WITHIN TWO MINUTE3 OF TOT

H9 Salvo Interval. Self evident

e.g. H9/SALVOGAP/GUN MAXIMUM ONE MINUTE

hl0 Salvo Size. May be specified by target type.

e.g. HI0/SALVOSIZ/IAW NATIONAL SOP

h11 Weapon Expenditure Policy. Guidance for the amount of weapons to be expended during a single engagement.

e.g. Hll/WPNEXPN/MINIMUM TO ACHIEVE REQUIRED LEVELOFDAMAGE

h12 Missile Firing Order. Order of priority by missile type to be used during a missile engagement.

e.g. H12/MISORDER/HARPOON-SS-N-9-EXOCET

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 3 - 9 ORIGINAL NATO RESTRICTED OPTASK ASUU (cont'd) APP-4(A), Vol.1

11 damASSES Damage Assessment. Designation of unit to carry out damage assessment.

e.g. Il/DAMASSES/OTH ENGAGEMENT-TRU/HORIZON ENGAGEMENT-SAGCDR

12 DAMCAT Damage Categories. Categories of damage by target type which the OTC/ASUWC desires to be inflicted. (Reference used to be stated).

e.g. I2/DAMCAT/CHARLIE SEVEN AND EIGHT FOR ALL COMBATANTS/BRAVO FOR AGI

Jl stofdist Standoff Distance. Free text which may include following subjects:

- Peacetime - Hostilities imminent

e.g. Jl/STOFDIST/... (free text as required)

J2 Weapon Danger and Safe Areas. Include missile seeker free zones (MSFZ) and missile seeker tight zones (MSTZ). Include effective times if applicable.

e.g. J2/WPNZONE/MSFZ - 20 NM CIRCLE 3502250 FROM 29000122 TO 01120024 - 30 NM CIRCLE 2702250 FROM 01120024 TO 02160029/MSTZ-40 NM CIRCLE CENTRED ON SW CORNER OF AOA j3 locATion Detached Units Location. Include any cooperating units.

e.g. J3/LOCATION/ADVANCED FORCE CONDUCTING OPERATIONS WITHIN 15 NM OF COAST INSIDE AOA

Xl RePinsT Special reporting Instructions. Free text which may include following subjects:

- Weapons load - Contact report - ASUW SITREP - After action report - OTHT info

e.g.Xl/REPINST/... (free text as required)

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 3 - 10 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OP!USK ASUU (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Yl SPECINST Special Instructions. As necessary. -

e.g. Yl/SPECINST/... (free text as required)

Y2 SPECINfo Special Information. As necessary.

e.g. Y2/SPECINFO/... (free text as required) z1 ACkNLDGE Acknowledge. Addressees required to acknowledge. Use with discretion.

e.g. Zl/ACKNLDGE/ALGONQUIN/BLAKELY

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 3 - 11 ORIGINAL (REVERSE BLANK)

UNCLASSIFIED OpTAsI[AIR EXTAC 1006

3400. OPTASK AIR . a. Purpose. The purpose of this OPTASK AIR is to enable the OTC or delegated Authority to promulgate detailed tasking and instructions for all organic aircraft. This message is normally promulgated by the OTC or the Air Coordinator. However, another Commander may promulgate this message should the situation so dictate. The message should be sent to all units subordinate to the originator and appropriate cooperating Force Commanders and units including shore authorities. The message can also be used exclusively for fixed wing or rotary wing aircraft by adding FIXED WING or HELO to the message identification.

b. Brief SUMMARY of Section TitlES. Sections in brackets are only required if addressees are different from those of the-OPTASK AAW :

Al Reference (El Aircraft Reference Points) A2 Period (E2 Identification Check Point) A3 Administration (E3 Marshalling Point Details) Bl Sortie Details (Fl Approach Sector Details) B2 Aircraft Control Units (F2 Approach Corridor Details) Cl Aircraft Alert Tasking (Gl Altitude Separation) (Dl Identification Safety Hl Spare Deck Ship Range) Xl Reporting Instructions D2 Special IFF Instructions Yl Special Instructions D3 Self-ID and Recognition Y2 Special Information Instructions D4 Standoff Distance

C. IntrODUCtionS.

1. Any heading not required will be omitted. 2. Headings may be repeated if necessary. (See paragraph 1102.g.) 3. Safety information in sections Dl, E, F and G need not be restated if OPTASK AIR addressees are included with those for the OPTASK AAW. If restating is necessary, safety information must be identical to that in the OPTASK AAW.

d. Structure. OPTASK AIR message structure:

ORIGINATOR: OTC/HEC/AREC/AIR COORDINATOR

ADDRESSEES: All units in the Force, cooperating Force Commander and units including Shore Authority if required.

CLASSIFICATION: . . . as appropriate

SUBJECT INDICATOR CODE: . . . as appropriate

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 4 - 1 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASK AIR (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

e.g. EXER/TEAMWORK 94 or OPER/PLAIN SAIL

MESSAGE IDENTIFICATION: This message is identified by MSDGID/OPTASK AIR (or MSGID/OPTASK AIR FIXED WING or MSGID/OPTASK AIR HELO) followed by the originator's message address, followed by a three (3) figure serial number followed by the month, with each separated by a slant. e.g. MSGID/OPTASK AIR/ SARATOGA/00l/MAR or MSGID/OPTASK AIR HELO/ INVINCIBLE/003/MAR

Al REF Reference. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Alphabetic designator (2) Reference identification.

Note : Reference is mandatory if the message is a change to a previous OPTASK.

e.g. Al/REF/A/EXTAC 1006 STRUCTURED MESSAGE SYSTEM/ Al/REF/B/EXTAC 1005 EXERCISE MANUAL/ Al/REF/C/EXTAC 1004 VOICE PROCEDURESAND BREVITY CODEWORDS

A2 PERiod Period covered by Message (Time Zulu). DTG to DTG with checksum digits applied to each DTG. If end time not known use UFN.

e.g. A2/PERIOD/2112OOZ6-22120027

A3 AdmiN Administrative Comments. General comments on the generation of this OPTASK AIR.

e.g. A3/ADMIN/CONDUCT AIR OPERATIONS IAW REFS TO SUPPORT TG WARFARE MISSIONS. TG AIR RESOURCE COORDINATOR (AREC) PROMULGATESUPPLEMENTS TO THIS OPTASK AND PROVIDE DAILY INTENTIONS AS REQUIRED

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 4 - 2 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED Optask AIR (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

B1 SORTIE Sortie Details. Given in the following sequence:

(1 Sortie number (2 Parent ship (3 Aircraft type (4 Aircraft callsign (5 Weapon load (6 Launch time (7) Recovery time (8) Mission (9) Control channel number or designators (primary and alternative) assigned for this sortie (10) Control type .

Note : Sequence repeated as necessary.

e.g. Bl/SORTIE/l/KORTENEAR/LYNX/C3R/lMK46/ 211600ZO/2118OOZ2/ASW/BUTTON SILVER- BUTTON BLACK/LOOSE ADVISORY Bl/SORTIE/5/INVINCILBE/SEAHARRIER/SH5/ STANDARD/2l2lOOZ6/2122OOZ7/CAP/BUTTON GOLD-BUTTON BLACK

B2 ACU Aircraft Control Unit (ACU). Assignment of ACUs and standbys to sortie number, MPA flight scheduled by rainform messages, or by time periods for specific types of control. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Control unit and standby unit (2) Sortie number to be controlled, reference green messages of flights to be controlled, or time period when assigned control duties (3) Specification of type of control duty, when assigned duties for a time period. e.g. B2/ACU/ALGONQUIN-BROA.DSWORD/l-2-6-5 B2/ACU/BROADSWORD-KIDD/PIT GREEN-2-MAR B2/ACU/LUEBECK-OTTAWA/Oll2OOZ4-0208OOZO/HCU

Cl ACALERT Aircraft Alert Tasking. Given in the following sequence: (1) Parent ship or base (2) Aircraft type. (Which may be expressed using the code from Table 9-6. If necessary or known followed by callsign( (3) Alert state (4) Aircraft callsign (5) Weapon load (6) Time alert state to be assumed (7) Time alert state terminates (8) Mission (9) Primary comms (10) Alternate comms.

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 4 - 3 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTMlC AIR (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

e.g. Cl/ACALERT/ALGONQUIN/CH 124/30 MINUTES/ A3J/2MK46/2123OOZ8/2202OOZ6/SCREEN~ X339A/X328A .

Dl ISR Identification Safetv Ranue. Given in nm.

e.g. Dl/ISR/90

D2 IFF Special IFF Instructions. Self evident.

e.g. D2/IFF/... (free text as necessary)

D3 IDeNT Special Self-Identification and Recognition Instructions. Self evident.

e.g. D3/IDElNT/USE IDENT ALFA AND ECHO WHEN R-G FROMALOWMISSION

D4 STOFDIST Standoff Distance. The minimum distance in nautical miles that an aircraft may close a surface unit not identified FRIEND or NEUTRAL. e.g. D4/STOFDIST/20

El REFPOINT Special Aircraft Reference Points. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Letter and or number or other identification (phonetically) (2) Position.

e.g. El/REFPOINT/HOTEL ROMEO PAPA/SSlONl 00153E9

E2 IDPOInT Identification Checkpoint. These are checkpoints at which aircraft conduct self-identification procedures by either changing IFF/SIF settings or by maneuvers in accordance with established procedures (Control Point may be used). Given in the following sequence:

(1) Letter and/or number (phonetically) (name of Control Point, if used) (2) Position (3) Altitude (4) ID procedure to be used.

e.g. E2/IDPOINT/ALFA/54OON9 00300E3/300ET/ALFA

Marshalling Point Details. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Letter and/or number (phonetically) (2) Position (3) Altitude.

e.g. E3/MARSHALL/ECHO/5355N8 02024.5E3/1200FT

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 4 - 4 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASK AIR (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

F1 APPRsect Approach Sector Details. Given in the following sequence':

(1) Approach sector letter and/or number (phonetically) (2) Origin (3) Bearing (4) Angle either side of bearing (5) Lower altitude limit (6) Higher altitude limit (7) Time in effect.

e.g. Fl/APPRSECT/BRAVO/ZZ/O30/20/MSL/FLO80/ 21180022-UFN

F2 APPRcoRR Approach Corridor Details. Given in the following sequence: (1) Approach corridor number (2) Origin. Specify carrier or TOMCAT by name or callsign (3) Bearing. Give radial from origin relative to AAW Axis (4) TACAN channel number (5) Length (NM) (6) Lower altitude limit (7) Higher altitude limit (8) Time in effect (9) Letter designation of check point established for this corridor and its distance from origin if other than standard (10)Width either side in nm if other than standard (5 nm).

Note: Repeat (9) as necessary for each corridor.

e.g. F2/APPRCORR/3/SPRUANCE/O9OREL/72/l7O/MSL/FLlOO/ 261000Z9-281200Z3/BRAVO/CHARLIE-40

Gl ALTSEP Altitude Separation for Aircraft. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Aircraft type (2) Lower altidude limit (3) Higher altitude limit.

e.g. Gl/ALTSEP/HELO/MSL/lOOO FT ONLY WHEN IMC AND NOT UNDER POSITIVE CONTROL OR PROCEDURALLY CLEARED

El SPARedEK Sparedeck Ship. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Ship (2) Time duty commences (3) Time duty terminates (4) Readiness state day/night.

e.g. Hl/.SPAREDEK/PIET HEYN/22OSOOZ2/2212OOZ7/ SMIN(DAY)/lSMIN(NIGHT) UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 4 - 5 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OFTASK AIR (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Xl REPINST Special Reporting Instructions. Instructions and procedures for any special reporting requirements and requests.

e.g. Xl/REPINST/CTU 401.01.25 SIGNAL OWN DAILY OPTASK AIR FOR HELOS UNDER LOCAL COmOL

Yl SPECINST Special Instructions. Free text which may include following subjects:

-LOGHELO - Nonorganic tanker support - Diversions - Project flight requirements.

e.g. Yl/SPECINST/LOGHELO CALLSIGN UNIT LNCH Ro/y REMARKS ALFA COMDESRON812002 -14002 AS PLANNED Yl/SPECINST/NONORGANIC TANKER SUPPORT CALLSIGNONSTAOFSTA STATIONACU DELTA 13OOZ-14002 SPARROW2 EAGLE 1 BTN7 2304 120K RECOVERY TANKER

Y2 SPECinfo Special Information. As necessary.

e.g. Y2/SPECINFO/... (free text as required)

Cl acknldge Acknowledge. Addressees required to acknowledge. Use with discretion.

e.g. Zl/ACKNLDGE/PIET HEYN/KORTENEAR

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 4 - 6 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED EXTAC 1006

3500. OPTASK COMMS .

a. Purpose. The purpose of the OPTASK COMMS is to enable the OTC to promulgate the communications plan in force and instructions. However, another Commander may promulgate this message should the OTC so dictate. This message should be sent to all subordinate units and the appropriate cooperating Force Commanders and units required. It should be appreciated that promulgation of a complex communications plan by OPTASK COMMS leads to a very lengthy message. Promulgation by other means (e.g. OPORD) should be considered.

b. Brief Summary.qof Section Titles.

Al Reference Gl Task Force Broadcast A2 Period G2 Task Force Communications A3 Administration 11 Callsign Procedures Bl Details of COMPLAN 12 Codes B2 Communications Check 13 Recognition Policy 83 Frequency Plan Jl Visual Signalling Policy 84 Channelization Plan Xl Reporting Instructions Cl Broadcast being copied Yl Special Instructions Dl Ship-Shore Communications Y2 Special Information El Special Circuits and Duties 21 Acknowledge Fl Satellite Communications

C. Inatructions.

1. Any heading not required will be omitted. 2. Adhere to the detailed drafting instructions. 3. Checksum digits are to be applied to all frequencies (e.g. 2778M4).

d. Structure. OPTASK COMMSmessage structure:

ORIGINATOR: OTC/delegated Commander

ADDRESSEES: All units in the force, cooperating force commanders and units.

CLASSIFICATION: . . . as appropriate

SUBJECT INDICATOR CODE: . . . as appropriate

e.g. EXER/OCEAN SAFARI 93 or OPER/RAIN FOREST

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 5 - 1 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASK m (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

MESSAGE IDENTIFICATION: This message shall be identified by MSGID/oPTASK COMMS followed by the originator's message address, followed by a three (3) figure serial number followed by the month, with each separated by a slant.

e.g. MSGID/OPTASK COMMS/ CTG 302.35/001/FEB

A1 REF Reference. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Alphabetic designator (2) Reference identification.

Note: Reference is mandatory if the message is a change to a previous OPTASK.

e.g. Al/REF/A/EXTAC 1006 STRUCTURED MESSAGE SYSTEM/ Al/REF/B/EXTAC 1005 EXERCISE MANUAL/ Al/REF/C/EXTAC 1004 VOICE PROCEDURESAND BREVITY CODEWORDS

A2 perioD Period covered by Message (Time Zulu). DTG to DTG with checksum digits applied to each DTG. If end time not known use UFN.

e.g. A2/PERIOD/281400Z5-031200Z6

A3 Admin Administration Comments. General comments on the generation of this OPTASK COMMS.

e.g. A3/ADMIN/CONDUCT COMMSOPERATIONS IAW REFS A-C IN ORDER TO ESTABLISH COMMUNICATIONS TO PRCWIDE THE COMMANDERA MEANS TO CONTROL SUBORDINATE ELEMENTS. COMMANDERSARE TO PROMULGATEOPTASK SUPPLEMENTS IDENTIFYING CIRCUITS FROM THE FREQUENCY LIST PROVIDED

Bl complan Details of COMPLAN in Force. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Publication in which COMPLAN found (2) Letter designator of COMPLAN in force (3) OTC's UHF circuit manning priorities (4) OTC's HF circuit manning priorities (5) OTC's VHF circuit manning priorities (6) Day and night change over time.

e.g. Bl/COMPLAN/PLAN ALFA/210-213/ 405-212/260/08OOZ-17OOZ

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 5 - 2 0RIGINA.L UNCLASSIFIED (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

B2 comcheck Communications Checks. Instructions for presail communication/equipment checks. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Commencement DTG of checks (2) Circuits to be checked (3) Control circuit (4) NCS for checks.

e.g. B2/COMCHECK/26140023/ALL CIRCUITS

Frequency Plan. Used to specify differences from the COMPLAN in para Bl or to promulgate a complete plan. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Circuit number (2) Line number (3) Frequencies, emission designator or emission type in plain text (repeated for each column) (4) Guard requirements.

uotm : All frequencies listed are assigned frequencies.

e.g. B3/FREQPLAN/FLEET TACTICAL/200/4213.5K5-SSB(V) 277.8M4-VOICE/ALL UNITS GUARD/SCENE OF ACTION/ 214/279.4M2-VOICE/422lK9-SSB(V)/ACTIVATED BY DESIGNATED WITS WHEN REQUIRED

B4 ChanPLAn Channelization Plan. Details of channelization plan if different from COMPLAN in Bl. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Name of unit for force designation (2) Channel number and designator, if used (3) Frequency (4) Circuit use.

Uob: (2), (3), (4) repeated as necessary.

e.g. B4/CHANPLAN/TG402.Ol/l-GOLD/265.2M5/LAND LAUNCH CMN/2/344.OMl/MARSHALL

Cl BDCST Broadcast to be copied by the Force. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Task group and/or units required to copy broadcast (2) Time of setting watch (verified DTG) (3) Primary broadcast identifier (4) Alternative broadcast identifier

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 5 - 3 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OpTAslt B (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

(5) Crypto zero time for primary and alternate broadcast, if different from OOQlOOZl (6) Time of any broadcast shifts (verified DTG) (7) New primary broadcast identifier (8) New alternate broadcast identifier (9) Crypto keying material to be used (10) Crypto zero time for new primary and alternate broadcast, if different from OOOlOOZl (11) Authority to whom first or last number is to be reported for each primary broadcast (12) Missing number coordinator and group for which responsible.

Sequence repeated as necessary.

e.g. Cl/BDCST/ALL UNITS/28140OZ5/W11B/W11C/ OlOO-0200/01140026/X11C-XllN/AMSY 4002- AMSY 4001/0200-OlOO/NAVCAMSLANT-CFS MILL COVE/DEGRASSE-TF 410/HERMES-TG 401.06

Dl SSHORe Force Ship-Shore Communications. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Name of the preferred ship-shore station to be used (21 Maritime rear link and full period termination allocation for direct link to shore (3) Crypto keying material to be used (4) Name of ship allocated ship-shore guard duties, alternate, group for which responsible, and period of duties.

Sequence repeated as necessary.

e.g. Dl/SSHORE/NAV~LANT/DEGRASSE-NAVCOMSTA PUERTO RICO/AMSK 1152/ARK ROYAL-ARROW-TG 401.06- 28140025-021200ZS/DEGRASSE-TROMP-TF 410-28140025- 02120025

Bl v Special Circuits and Duties. Details of any special circuits to be guarded by the force and details of guardships. Given in the following sequence: (1) Circuit to be guarded using name, line number and/or frequency (2) Name of guardship (3) Name of stand-by guardship( (4) Keying material in use on-the circuit designated' in (1) use NA if non-covered circuit. (5) Period of guardship duties.

uotr: Sequence repeated as necessary.

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 5 - 4 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASB CB (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

e.g. El/COMGUARD/5O0K5/MERRIMACK~POOLSTER/NA/ 28140025-3112QOZ7/TASMO/HERMES/NA/ 281400ZS-311200Z6/SF SSO/HERMES/BRISTOL/ NA/301200Z6-031200Z6

Satellite Communications. Details of satellite communications. Given in the following sequence: (1) Name of primary SATCOM/SATCOM relay ship and group to which traffic will be relayed (2) Circuit on which SATCOM will be rebroadcasted by primary ship (3) Name of secondary SATCOM/SATCOM relay ship, who will relay to the same group as in (1) (4) Circuit on which SATCOM will be rebroadcasted by secondary ship (5) SATCOM ship/shore relay ship, circuit designator of calling and working circuits and keying material.

Note: Sequence repeated as necessary.

e.g. Fl/SATCOM/KENNEDY-TG 401.01/210(l)/ MOUNT WHITNEY/2ll(l)/HERMES-TG 401.06/210(2)/ ILLUSTRIOUS/211(2)/MOUNT WHITNEY/SF 203/ AMSK 1152

Gl tfbdcst Task Force and Task Group Broadcast(s). Details of task force and task group broadcast(s). Given in the following sequence:

(1) Broadcast designation and group(s) required to copy the broadcast (2) Line number or frequency for the broadcast (3) Activation time (4) Name of net control station (5) Short title of keying material and crypt0 zero time (6) Any amplifying information regarding broadcast procedures. NA not required if amplifying information not included.

Nota: Sequence may be repeated for each broadcast.

e.g. Gl/TFBDCST/X81J-TG 401.01/205C/281400Z5/ KENNEDY/AMSK 1152-OOOl/WILL BE RETRANS- MITTED VIA UHF FLTSATCOM BCST-BCST WILL PASS CIRCUIT COORD MSG AS WELL AS TF MSG TRAFFIC/X81H-TG 401.06/293.3M7/3012OOZ6/ HERMES/AMSK 1152-0001

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 5 - 5 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASK W (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Task Force and Task Group Communications, Details of task force/task group RATT calling, working and answering circuits. Given in the following sequence: (1)Circuit line number and group which will use circuit (2) Activation time (3) Name of net control station (4) Short title of keying material and cypto zero time (5) Any amplifiying instructions regarding circuit procedures. NA not required if amplifying instructions not included.

Note: Sequence may be repeated for each TF/TG.

e.g. G2/TFCOMMS/203-TG 401.01/281400Z5/1NDEPEN- DENCE/AMSK 1152-000l/ZPW PROCEDURESARE REQUIRED ON ALL TCF/LN TBD BY CTG 401.06- TG 401.06/01000122/AMSK 1152-0001

11 CALLsIgn Task Force Callsign Procedures. Details of encrypted callsign procedures. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Short title of publication for encrypted callsigns and effective edition (2) Any amplifying instructions for use of these callsigns (3) Circuits by line number or name on which encrypted callsigns will not be used (4) Callsign system to be used on those circuits in (3).

e.g. Il/CALLSIGN/USE INTERNATIONAL CALLSIGNS

I2 codINg Authentication Policy, Codes and Crypto Given in the following sequence:

(1) Authentication policy in force (2) Description of use of code or crypto (3) Code or crypto short title and effective edition (4) Code or crypto zero time. ((2), (3), (4) repeated as necessary).

Nob: Use this sub-paragraph only when addressees requiring this information were not addressees on the covering OPGEN.

e.g. I1/CODING/....

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 5 - 6 ORIGINAL OPT- ~06~9 (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

I3 RECpOL Recognition Policy. Self evident.

e.g. I3/RECPOL/ . . . '(free text as required)

Jl VISPOL Visual Signalling Policy. Self evident.

e.g. Jl/VISPOL/ . . . (free text as required)

Xl REPINST Special Reporting Instructions. Instructions and procedures for any special reporting requirements and requests.

e.g. Xl/REPINST/COMSPOTS WILL BE SUBMITTED TO CATF WHEN UNUSUAL COMMSDIFFICULTIES ARISE

Yl SPECINST Special Instructions. As necessary.

e.g. Yl/SPECINST/ . . . (free text as required)

Y2 SPeCInfo Special Information. As necessary.

e.g. Y2/SPECINFO/ . . . (free text as required) z1 ACknlDge Acknowledae. Addressees required to acknowledge. Use with discretion.

e.g. Zl/ACKNLDGE/KEN?JEDY/ARK ROYAL

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 5 - 7 ORIGINAL (REVERSE BLANK)

UNCLASSIFIED OPTASBMJI EXTAC 1006

3700. OPTASK MINE WARFARE .

a. Purpoac. The purpose of the OPTASK MINE WARFARE is to enable the OTC of the MCM forces to promulate instructions for the passage of a swept channel to the OTC of the naval units or the convoy. The message shall also be used to promulgate essential information from minelaying or MCM forces to covering forces assigned to protect these forces.

b. Brief Sumarrv of &&ion Titlrm.

Al Reference E2 MCM Units A2 Period E3 MCM Transit Bl Type of MW Ops E4 MCM Area B2 Mine Danger Area ES Duration of MCM Ops B3 Warnings Fl Minelaying Ops B4 Diversion Instructions F2 Minelaying Units Cl Dan Buoy Positions F3 Mine Loading Details c2 Swept Channel F4 Minelaying Transit Dl Arrival Time F5 Mining Area D2 Time of Leadthrough F6 Minefield Info D3 Anchor Positions F7 Duration of Minelaying D4 Transit Order Gl Communications Plan DS Maximum Speed G2 EMCON Details D6 Tidal Stream Effects Xl Reporting Instructions D7 Visual Signals Yl Special Instructions D8 Navigation Hazards Y2 Special Information El Type of MCMOps Zl Acknowledge

a. Indraotions.

1. Any heading not required will be omitted. 2. Headings may be repeated if required. (See paragraph 1102.g.)

d. Structurs. OPTASK MINE WARFARE Structure:

ORIGINATOR: OTC MCM or Minelaying Forces.

ADDRESSEES: OTC covering forces, OTC naval forces, convoy cormnodore, units in the TF/TG/convoy as appropriate.

CLASSIFICATION: . . . as appropriate.

SUBJECT INDICATOR CODE: . . . as appropriate.

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 7 - 1 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OP%!ASXMU (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

SPARE LINE FOR CODE WORD(S): If exercise or operation code names are desir$d for specific identification, they shall be inserted in the line prior to the message identification line using EXER/ or OPER/.

e.g. EXER/SILVERNUT 95 or OPER/JMC 727

MESSAGE IDENTIFICATION: Each message is identified by MSGID/OPTASK MINE WARFARE, followed by the originator's message address, followed by a three (3) figure serial number, followed by the month, with each separated by a slant.

e.g. MSGID/OPTASK MINE WARFARE/CTU 453.01.02/003/JUN

Al REF Reference. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Alphabetic designator (2) Reference identification.

Note :, Reference is mandatory if the message is a change to a previous OPTASK.

e.g. Al/REF/A/SACLANT OPORD 540-94

A2 PeRIOD Period covered by Message (Time Zulu). DTG to DTG with checksum digits applied to each DTG. If end time not known use UFN.

e.g. A2/PERIOD/15080024 - 16080025

Bl OPTYPe Type of MW Operations. Used to describe the type or tpyes of MW operation(s) covered by the message. Given as Leadthrough, MCM and Minelay, or combination.

Nob: Sections D, E and F, which follow, specifically address leadthrough, MCM and minelaying operations respectively.

e.g. Bl/OPTYPE/LEADTHROUGH/MCM

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 7 - 2 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASK MU (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

B2 Mine Danger Area. Given as the boundaries of the ' mine danger area(s)-in lat/long or as an origin with a radius. Note: Sequence repeated as necessary.

e.g. BZ/MINEkREA/5225N4 00410E5-RADIUS 3ONM

B3 wARNING Warnings in Effect. Any additional warnings concerning mined areas in plain text if not-yet given by Q message.

e.g. B3/WARNING/NEW MINE FIELD SUSPECTED TO BE 5405N4 00610E7-RADIUS 20NM

B4 DIVERT Diversion Instructions. Used to pass diversion details to force scheduled to pass through mined areas. Given as position and heading.

e.g. B4/DIVERT/NEW ROUTE/5150Nl 00345E2-330T6/ 5220N9 00255E2-360T9/5330Nl 00255E2-065Tl/ 5345N7 00435E2 ROUTE QZR....

Cl DANBUOY Dan Buoy Positions. Positions and number of buoys. Given in the following sequences:

(1) Datum dan buoy positions (2) Number of buoys (3) Spacing specify units (4) Dan buoy characteristics (5) Direction of dan buoy line in degrees (if different from channel direction).

e.g. Cl/DANBUOY/5210N8 00358E6/35/4000 YDS/ RADAR REFLECTORS FITTED c2 Swept Channel. Given in the following sequences:

(1) Start position swept channel (2) End position of leg (3) Direction of channel or leg (4) Length of channel or leg, specify units (5) Width specify units (6) Direction of center line from buoy line (e.g. N, NE, SW, W, etc.) and distance of center line from buoy line in yards.

NUTZ: (21, (3), (4), (5), (6) repeated for each leg as necessary.

e.g. C2/CHANNEL/5210NB 00401E5/5325N5 00423E9/ 025/72NM/lOOOYDS/NW-65OYDS/5325NS 00435E2/090/10NM/1000YDS/N-650YDS

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 7 - 3 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASK MM (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Dl ARRTIME Arrival Time at Channelfor Leadthrough. DTG (verified) of ETA of cocvoy or naval units at channel as planned by OTC naval forces. e.g. Dl/ARRTIME/25100028

D2 LEADTIME Time Leadthrough Starts. Self evident.

Note: Only to be used when different from ARRTIME and in conjunction with ANCHOR.

e.g. D2/LEADTIME/26080026

D3 ANCHOR Anchor positions. Anchor positions or area used if leadthrough is not immediately possible.

e.g. D3/ANCHOR/SlSONl 00345E2-RADIUS 3NM

D4 TRANSORD Transit Order. Order in which ships have to pass the swept channel. Given in the foIlowing sequence: (1) Leadthrough unit name and hull number (2) Name of ships in order of sequence and callsigns (3) Ship spacing , specify units- (4) Other units in channel.

Note: Sequence repeated for different groups.

e.g. D4/TRANSORD/ALKMAAR M850 /TROMP-CH3 / YORKTOWN-DSZ/ATHABASKAN-RX3 /KOEIJ+ 2WM/lSOOYDS/3 MERCHANTS 1ONM AHEAD

D5 MAXSPeED Maximum Speed in Channel. Given in kts.

e.g. DS/MAXSPEED/7KTS7

D6 STREAM Tidal Stream Effects in Channel. Direction in degrees and strength in kts.

e.g. D6/STREAM/030-2

D7 VISGNAL Visual Signals in Operation. For use between leadthrough units to be led.

e.a. D7/VISIG?UiL/SPEED FLAGS

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 7 - 4 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASK MW (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

D8 Navigational Hazards in the Channel. Self evident.

e.g. DB/NAVHAZ/NEAR-BUOY NR5-TWO WRECKS 100 YDS EAST OF CHANNEL CENTER LINE

El Type of MCM Operations and Concept. General information about MCM operations in appropriate danger area.

e.g. El/MCMOPS/SILENT SWEEPING OPS

E2 Units Taking Part in MCM Operations and Duties In- volved. Given in the following sequence: (1) Units taking part in operation (2) OTC (3) Second in command (4) LAAWC. e.g. E2/MCMUNIT/ALKMAAR-HAARLEM-MOSEL-PERSEUS- NEPTUN-GEMMA/ALKMAAR/MOSEL/NEPTUN

E3 Transit Information on MCM Units. Given in the following sequence: (1) Start Position (2) Sailing time (3) Route to MCM area (4) Movement on completion of operation. e.g. E2/MCMTRAN/DOVER/l42lOOZ8/DIRECT ROUTE/ DEN HELDER HARBOUR

El Area or Channel Assigned for MCM Operation. Given as specific operation area.

e.g. E4/MCMAREA/ESTABLISHING CHANNEL 521ON8 00413E8-5325N5 00423E9-WIDTH 1OOOYDS

E5 Duration of MCM Operation. If end time not known use UFN. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Time operation starts (2) Time operation stops (3) On-task and off-task periods for units. e.g. ES/MCMTIME/l63007Z2/UFN/TU 357.02.03 SWEEPING OPS TASK CYCLE 24 HRS on 12 HRS OFF

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 7 - 5 ORXGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTa tm (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Fl MLAYOPS Type of Minelaying Operation and Concept: General information about mnelaying operations.

e.g. Fl/MLAYOPS/OFFENSIVE AND COVERT MINELAY

F2 MlAYUNIT Units Taking Part in Minelaying Operations. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Units taking part in operation (2) OTC (3) Second in command (4) mwc.

e-g . F2/MLAYUNIT/CASTOR-POLLUX-SIRIUS-RIGEL/ CASTOR/POLLUX/CASTOR

F3 MINELOaD Mine Loading Details. Given in the following sequences:

(1) Location of mine loading given as shore base, MW support ship name and position (2) DTG of commencement of loading and duration in hours (3) Identification of minelayers.

e.g. F3/MINELOAD/SAAR-5439Nl 0093032/ 08193021-4 HRS/CASTOR-POLLUK- SIRIUS-RIGKL f4 MLYTRAN Transit Information on Minelaying Units. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Start position (2) Sailing time (3) Route to minelaying area (4) Movement on completion of operartion.

e.g. F4/MLAYTRAN/KIEL/l42lOOZ8/DIRECT ROUTE/ KIEL FWR RELOAD

F5 mlayarea Mining Area. Given as latitude and longitude of area boundaries.

e.g. FS/MLAYAREA/5434N6 OllOlE3-5433N5 OllOlE3- 5433N5 01101E3-5434N6 OllllE4-5441N4 01112E5

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 7 - 6 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OmASR MW (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

F6 MFIELD Mine Field Information. Given in the following sequence:'

(1) Type of mine field (2) Identification of mine field (3) Life of mine field (4) Type of mines.

e.g. F6/MFIELD/PROTECTIVE/BUTTER/ 34 DAYS/GROUND MINES

F7 MLAYTIME Duration of Mine Laying Operation. If end time not known use UFN. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Time operation starts (2) Time operation stops.

e.g. F7/MLAYT1ME/16230022/17040022

Gl ComPLan Details of COMPLAN in Force. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Type of MW operation (2) Publication in which COMPLAN found (3) Letter designator of COMPLAN in force (4) OTC's circuit priorities. Given by line numbers in order of priority (5) Day and night changeover time.

e.g. Gl/COMPLAN/MCM/CHELIBERLANTCOMPLAN/ALFA/ 210-213-405/0500-170O/LEADTHROUGH/...

G2 EmcoN EMCON Details. State EMCON plan(s) using EXTAC 1005 format in the following sequence:

(1) Type of MW operation (2) EMCON plan designator (phonetically) (3) EMCON plan - using index letters, index numbers and RSIs (4) Completion of EMCON plan for those units and/or equipments not listed in EXTAC 1005 and their RSIs. Designate type of unit and/or equipment in brackets after index letter and/or numbers.

Note: Sequence repeated as necessary.

e.g. G2/EMCON/MXNEIJJY/ALFA/A-l4E-l8A-4OP-5lP- 66U-81UV-82A-90EB-B-14E-4OP-5lP-68U-82H- 90EB-L-10U-40P-60U-8OM-84U/BRAVO/A-lOU-3OU- 60U-80U-B-10U-20U-40P-6OU-8OU-L-lOE-2OE-4OP- 85U/H(COMMAND SHIP)-19(L BAND)U

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 7 - 7 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OpTAss(. MW (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Xl REPINST Special Reportinq Instructions. Instructions and procedure9 for any special reporting requirements and requests.

e.g. Xl/REPINST/REPORT IF ARRIVAL TIME AT CHANNEL WILL DIFFER BY MORE THAN 45MIN

Yl SPECINST Special Instructions. As necessary.

e.g. Yl/SPECINST/ . . . (free text as required)

Y2 SPECINfo Special Information. As necessary.

e.g. Y2/SPECINFO/ . . . (free text as required)

El ACkNLDGE Acknowledge. . . Addressees required to acknowledge. Use with discretion.

e.g. Zl/ACKNLDGE/MOSEL/ALKMAAR

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 7 - 8 ORIGINAL UKCLASSIFIED EXTAC 1006

3800. OPTASK RAS . a. Purpose. The purpose of this OPTASK is to enable the OTC or delegated Authority to promulgate the replenishment programme, based on the ship's requirements.

b. Brief Summary of Section Titles.

Al Reference Hl Liquid Estimate A2 Period Jl Mail Distribution Bl Rendezvous Instructions Kl Lifeguard Cl Mean Line of Advance Ll Screen Commander Dl Supplying Ships' Formation Ml Emergency Breakaway El Sequence of Supplying Policy Ships - Method A Nl Escort Relief Policy E2 Customer Ship Instructions Pl Heavy Ships Stations - Method A Xl Reporting Instructions Fl Method B Details Yl Special Instructions F2 Method B Instructions Y2 Special Information Gl VERTREP Instructions Zl Acknowledge

a. Intoductions.

1. Any headings not required will be omitted. 2. (a) The replenishment programme can be signalled by two different methods:

(1) Method A

To be used for a more complex replenishment programme. Method A is based on the Standard RAS Planning Sheet shown on page 1006-3-8-2. Ship nominated will replenish at fixed times as planned.

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 8 - 1 ORIGINAL 8UPPLY LYNX&S OISA RB- IHIPII

E' Tim =- cn BTBD MTU(N EBLO aftar Dwig- Porn MTxmJ BBLO 8Tx3 Paa MTBum EBLQ am Y Ibrt nator A B C D B I 0 E I J It L i 0 nln 1 RHL VAN NES AUG 1 R0-l SCH 1 NA?VIK 1 10 nln 2 RHL AUti 2 Flu-4 SCH 2 I (Srat.1) 2 40 nin 3 EVERTSEN 3 Ral SCH 3 3

lh 0 4 NARVIK 4 4 VAN !1ES 4 20 5 BRE. KAR 5 EMD hOt 5 INVINC:BLE (S:at.ll 5' 43 6 BRE KAh 6 EMD KOE 6 (Star_.Z+t) 6

zt ;h d 7 I 7 EVZRTSEN 7 z 254c) 89 LULLUE HAM 89 89 (Stat.1) 89 I , I W 3h 0 10 HAM 10 EVERTSEN 10 10 I 2 0 11 HAM 11 (Stat.3) 11 11 CD 4 0 12 12 NARVIK 12 12 I 8 I

Iv 4h 5 13 :3 13 ' 13 20 14 14 14 1 14 40 15 15 15 15 I

5h 0 16 16 16 16 20 17 17 17 I 1 17 43 18 18 18 18 , 6h 3 19 19 19 19 20 20 20 20 I 20 21 40 21 21 21 I

- -- a- - a - a-- - UNCLASSIFIED OPTASK RAS (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

(2) Method B To be used for a less complex replenishment program involving a smaller number of moves. Ships nominated will be ordered to replenish in any order depending on the tactical situation. (b)Most paragraphs of the OPTASK RAS message structure apply to both methods with the exception of paras El and E2 (Method A) and paras Fl and F2 (Method B). (clHeadings may be repeated if necessary. d. Structure. OPTASK RAS message structure:

ORIGINATOR: OTC/delegated Authority

ADDRESSEES: All units involved

CLASSIFICATION: . . . as appropriate SUBJECT INDICATOR CODE: . . . as approptiate

SPARE LINE FOR CODE WORD(S): If exercise or operation code names are desired for specific identification they shall be inserted in the line prior to the message identification line using EXER/ or OPER/.

e.g. EXER/RAIN FOREST 94 or OPER/CHAIN PLATE

MESSAGE IDENTIFICATION: This message shall be identified by MSGID/OPTASK RAS followed by the originator's message address, followed by a three (3) figure serial number and the month, each separated by a slant.

e.g. MSGID/OPTASK RAS/ CTG 320.01/001/JAN

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 8 - 3 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTMK RAS (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Al Reference. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Alphabetic designator (2) Reference identification. ~toti: Reference is mandatory if the message is a change to a previous OPTASK.

e.g. Al/REF/A/EKTAC 1003 REPLENISHMENT AT SEA Al/REF/B/SACLANT EXOPORD 540-94 Al/REF/C/CTF 410 AVA 10140026 MAR 94 -0PTASK RAS 001

A2 Period covered by Message (Time Zulu). DTG to DTG with checksum digits applied to each DTG. If end time not known use UFN.

e.g. A2/PER10D/281400Z5-03140028

Bl Rendezvous Instructions. Self explanatory. e.g. Bl/RNDVOUS/26023023-49OON3 0450019

Cl MLA. Gired Mean Line of Advance (MLA) in degrees (true).

e.g. Cl/MLA/135

Dl Supplying Ships' Formation. Formation supplying ships are to be in by the time of rendezvous.

e.g. Dl/SUPLFORM/62

El RAS Method A - Sequence of Supplying Ships. Supplying ships to be listed in sequence from the Standard RAS Planning Sheet (see instructions para 2 above).

e.g. El/A.LFASUPL/LYNESS-ONLA-REURGENT

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 8 - 4 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTUK RAB (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

B2 Alfacust FJAS Method A - Customer Ship Instyuctions. Given in the followtig sequence: (1)Customer ship's name (2) Time designator numeral and position designator letter from Standard RAS Planning Sheet (3) Transfer station number(s) (and coupling details if necessary) from standard RAS sheet ((2), (3) repeat as necessary).

Note: Repeat paragraph number and self explanatory abbreviations for each customer ship.

e.g. E2/ALFACUST/INVINCIBLE/ONE DELTA/ONE-NINE/ QRC/ONE ECHO/FOUR-TWELVE/QRC/SIX INDIA/ TWO-SIX/QRC E2/ALFACUST/ti NES/ONE CHARLIE/NA/FOUR LIMA/ ONE/PROBE/SIX HOTEL/THREE/QRC fl Bravdet RAS METHOD B Detail. Given in the following sequence: (1) Supply ship's name (2) Customer ships name and supply ship's transfer station(s) from which supplies will be received. Coupling details may be added if necessary

Hoti: (2) repeated as necessary.

Mote: Repeat paragraph number and self explanatory abbreviation for each supply ship.

e.g. Fl/BRAVDET/OLMEDA/BELKNAP-THREE-QRC/ INTREPIDO-FOUR-TWELVE-NATO B Fl/BRAVDET/LYNESS/KNOX-ONE-PROBE/ BRISTOL-TWO -TEN-QRC

F2 BRAVinsT RAS Method B - Specific Instructions. e.g. F2/BRAVINST/SHIPS TO BE AT 30 MIN NOTICE TO RAS FROM 26023023

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 8 - 5 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTA8X RAS (cont'd) EKTAC 1006

G1 VERTINST VERTREP Instructions. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Ships to provide Helos Specify number and types of Helos (2) Unit(s) controlling Helos (3) Designation of Emergency Landing decks or areas (4) Units other than parent ships required to provide Helo fueling facilities (5) VERTREP f ormation if other than standard (see EXTAC 1003) (6) VERTREP communications if not previously promulgated (7) Retrograde reqirernents.

e.g. Gl/VERTREP/INVINCIBLE-3WESSEX/INVINCXBLE/ OLNA- NM OCEANA/OLNA/CUSTOMER SHIPS 500 YDS PORT BEAM LYNESS/NA/RETURN AFTER LAST INCOMING LOAD

El liquidest Liquid Estimate. Estimated liquid requirements for the ordered RAS, given in the following sequence:

(1) Tanker name (2) Quantity (state units) of each type of liquid

Illob: (2) repeat for each liquid type

e.g. Hl/LIQUDEST/OLNA/3400 TONS-F77/200 TONS-E76/ 600 TONS-F44 Hl/LIQUDEST/CANISTEO/SOO TONS-F77 Hl/LIQUDEST/OLNA/300 TONS-POTABLE WATER

Jl Mail Mail Distribution Arrangements. Self evident.

e.g. Jl/M?UL/INVINCIBLE HELO WILL COLLECT MAIL COMMENCINGAT 060026. PICKUP SEQUENCE BELKNAP- VAN NES-JUNO. DELIVERY TO OLNA FOR SORTING AND LIGHT LINE TRANSFER DURING RAS k1 lifegard Lifeguard. Self evident.

e.g. Kl/LIFEGARD/INVINCIBLE HELO

Ll scrncdr Screen Commander. Self evident.

e.g. Ll/SCRNCDR/VAN NES

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 8 - 6 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPTASK R&3 (cont'd) EXTAC 1UO6

Ml Emergency Breakaway Policy. e Indicate under what condition emergency breakaways are to be conducted.

e.g. Ml/EMBREAK/ZIPPO FOUR OI e.g. Ml/EMBREAK/UPON COMPLETION OF RAS AT CO DISCRETION

Nl RELIEVE Policy for Escorts Relieving. State policy given as ON STATION or AT REPLENISHMENT UNIT.

e.g. Nl/RELIEVE/ON STATION

Pl HEAVYSTN Stations Allocated to Heavy Ships which are not replenishing. Given as ship's name and station designator. (Repeat as necessary)

e.g. Pl/HEAVYSTN/INVINCIBLE-C2/IOWA-D3

Xl REPINST Special Reporting Instructions. Instructions and procedures for any special reporting requirements and requests.

e.g. Xl/REPINST/OPSTAT CARGO TO BE SUBMITTED 3 HRS AFTER COMPLETION OF RAS. OPSTAT RASREQ REQUIRED 24 HRS PRIOR TO SKED RAS

Yl SPECINST Special Instructions. As necessary.

e.g.Yl/SPECINST/ . . . (free text as required)

Y2 SPECINFO Special Information. As necessary.

e.g.Y2/SPECINFO/ . . . (free text as required)

21 Acknldge Acknowledge. Addressees required to acknowledge. Use with discretion.

e.g. Zl/ACKNLDGE/VAN NES/INVINCIBLE

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 3 - 8 - 7 ORIGINAL (REVERSE BLANK)

U?KLASSIFIED OPSTATS/OPSTATUNIT EXTAC 1006

4000. OPSTATS .

This chapter contains the following operational status messages: OPSTAT UNIT, RASREQ, CARGO, RAS, DAMAGE, DEFECT and HELO.

4100. OPSTAT UNIT

A. PurpoSE. The purpose of the OPSTAT UNIT message is to provide the OTC and other authorities or units, as appropriate, with operational and administrative information. This message is originated by a unit on joining a force, when ordered by the OTC or as required. In the case of replenishment ships, it is used to provide customers with details of rigs and types of stores that can be delivered from respective transfer stations by using Dl and E3 only. It is sent to the OTC and appropriate authorities and units.

b. Brief S y of SeCTion TitlES.

Al Reference El Replenishment Data A2 Period E2 VERTREP Data A3 Unit Identification E3 Replenishment Ship Data Bl Personnel Data Fl Radio Data 82 Air Controller Data F3 Satcom Data B3 Unit Data F4 Terminal Data B4 Supply Data F7 TACAN Data Cl Sonar Data F8 Slot Buoy Holdings c2 Radar Data Gl Operational Defects c4 Navigational Systems Data Yl Special Instruction8 C6 Gunfire Control Systems Y2 Special Information c7 Weapons Load Data 21 Acknowledge C8 Navigational Warnings Held Dl Aircraft Data

C. INtRODuctioNS.

1. Any heading not required will be omitted. 2. Ad here to the detailed drafting instructions. 3. When making a composite report for more than one unit, appropriate information, which may be reported in paras A3 to Gl, should be listed sequentially for each unit followed by remaining paragraghs.

U?KIJUSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 1 - 1 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED ORB'EAT WIT (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

d. StrUCtUrE. OPSTAT UNIT message structure: . ORIGINATOR: Unit

ADDRESSEES: OTC and appropriate commanders

CLASSIFICATION: . . . as appropriate.

SUBJECT INDICATOR CODE: . . . as appropriate.

e.g. EXER/SPEAR SPEAR 94 or OPER/RAIN FOREST MESSAGE IDENTIFICATION: This message shall be identified MSGID/OPSTAT UNIT followed by the originator's message address, followed by a three (3) figure serial number and the month, with each separated by a slant.

e.g. MSGID/OPSTAT UNIT/AJAX/ OOl/ JAN

Al REF Reference. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Alphabetic designator (2) Reference identification. note:Reference is mandatory if the message is a change to a previous OPSTAT.

e.g. Al/REF/A/SACLANT OPORD 540-94 Al/REF/B/EXTAX 1006

A2 pERIOD Period covered by Message (Time Zulu). DTG to DTG with checksum digits applied to each DTG. If end time not known use UFN.

e.g. A2/PERIOD/2814OOZS-UF'N

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 1 - 2 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPBTAT WIT (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

A3 UNITED Unit Identification. Given as ship's name to . specify info-&nation pertaining to that unit if it is not the originator. This para may also be used to specify information in the same message pertaining to a number of units.

e.g. A3/UNITID/USS MILLER b1 Personnel Data. Given in the following sequence: (1) Name, rank and date of rank of commanding officer (2) Number of officers, men and doctors onboard (3) VIP or Senior Officer (if embarked) (4) Special riders, if any, and dates onboard (normally applicable to submarines only) (5) Number and qualification of divers onboard, diving equipment carried, capabilities for ship maintenance, repair or EOD.

e.g. Bl/PERSDAT/JOHN SMITH-CAPT-6 AUG 80/17-191-l/ 4 MAB-BGEN BARKER/3 SHIPS DIVERS - SCUBA AIR, MIXED GAS - HULL INSPECTION, MINOR REPAIR b2 ACDAT Air Controller Data. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Type of aircraft controllers (2) Number and NATO GRADE for helo controllers.

e.g. BZ/ACDAT/FIGHTER/2/HELO/2-BRAVO/l-CHARLIE b3 uNITDAT Unit Data. Given in the following sequence: (1) Ship designator iaw. table 5-5 (2) Length in meters (3) Draught in meters (4) Masthead height in meters/Submarine height in meters (5) Maximum speed available in kts (include any restrictions). Submarines indicate maximum surfaced speed - maximum submerged speed with endurance - normal submerged transit speed with endurance (6) Cavitation inception speed in KTS (7) Usable capacity of fuel in cubic metres (CUM) (8) Fuel remaining in CUM (9) Estimate fuel consumption in CUM per day for 15 kts in most economical configuration and for 25 kts.

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 1 - 3 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT UNIT (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Note: (6) to (9) are not normally applicable to . submarines.

e.g. B3/UNITDAT/DDGH/120/7/35/32KTS5/lOKTSl/ 5000 CUM/3910 CUM/28-40 B3/UNITDAT/SSK/86/8/15.3/13KTS4/15KTS6 (3OMIN)-5(12H)/-/40/10

SPLYDAT Supply Data. Given in the following sequence: (1)Victualling stores endurance (in days) (2) Emergency stor 'es endurance (in days) (always to be included in initial OPSTAT Unit) (3) Diesel percentage (if less than 95 %) (4) Hydraulic oil percentage (if less than 95 8) (5) Luboil percentage (if less than 95 %) (6) Demin water (if less than 95 %) (7) Fresh water (if less than 95 %).

Note : Normally only applicable to submarines.

e.g. B4/SPLYDAT/56/14/-/93/-/90/85/

Cl SONARDAT Sonar Data. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Sonars and their active frequencies (2) Additional sonar or acoustic devices, give function, title and active frequency (3) Towed Array on/off dates (4) Hydrosounder/shaker fit. Type,serial number of power amplifiers (shakers), frequency of cassettes held, type of frequency generator fitted and frequency range, date of last hydrosounder/shaker ranging.

(3) and (4) are applicable to submarines only.

e.g.Cl/SONARDAT/SQS26CX-3.5KHZ SQS35-13KHZ/TORPEDO DECOY SLQ25 17-88KHZ

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 1 - 4 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT UNIT (cont'd) EXTAC 1UU6

C2 RADARDAT Kadar-____.----- nnd IFC’ hta.-. _- Given in the tollowing. sequence:' (1) Radar/IFF type (2) Magnetron frequency set (3) Optimum magnetron frequency (4) Frequencies ot spare magnetrons (5) Estimated time to change magnetrons (6) RADHAZ ir any. State external dangers to personnel, material and/or aircraft.

Note: Subparas (2) to (b) are not required for IFF.

e.g.CZ/RADARDAT/SEAGULL/47111/9230-9288/9255/-/15 M'IN/DANGER TO PERSONNEL WITHIN 50 METRES

C4 Navigational Systems and Aids Data. Free text as required.

e.g. C4/NAVDAT/ADD SATNAV

C6 Gun Fire Control System(s). Given as system nomenclatura, include gun type and maximum effective ranges for AA and SU.

e.g. C6/GUNDAT/TABLE HOTEL SER FORTY-SIN38 or C6/GUNDAT/4.5INMH8-AA 7 KYDY-SU 20 KYDS c7 Weapon Load Data. Given in the following sequence:

(I) Torpedos. Given as type and number of each type onboard (2) Short range ASW weapons. Given as type and percent (abbreviate as PCT) of total outfit of each type onboard (3) Missiles. Given as type and number of each type onboard in-order of SSM, SAM, PDMS, and ASW missiles (MOD and or Block if applicable) (4 Gun ammunition. Given as caliber and percent (abbreviate as PCT total outfit for each caliber (5 Chaff and decoy rounds. Given as type and number each type onboard (6 Mining gear. Given as Yes/No (7 Torpedo loading rails and lifting bands given as Yes/No

Note: (6) and (7) are normally applicable to submarine only.

e.g. C7/WPNDAT/MK44-13 MKB-4/TABLE CHARLIE SER TWO-90PCT/TABLE GOLF SER THIRTY FOUR-6 SER SIXTEEN-26 SER TWENTY ONE-15 TABLE DELTA SER THREE-25/5IN-75PCT 4.5IN-90PCT 20MI+88PCT/3IN ROCKET-60

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 1 - 5 ORIGINAL OPSTAT UNIT (cant 'd) EXTAC 1oOb

C8 NAVWARN Navlqatl onal Warnlnqs Held. Speci ty relevant warnlnqs held and latest number.

f .y. c tc/NAVWAI~/COMC;ERT;'~,E:f;;T 25-94

Dl AIRDAT Aircraft_---._-- , Xumbers and Air Operational Data Given as number of aircraft embarked, type alrcratt 1 lmltatlons, ai rclrcw restrictlons 1 I I qht (1~1-l 1 I mi t .3t i on:;. __Note:--~ aircraft.Sequence m,ay be repeated tor each type of

“.y. ul/ArHDAT/35F1,14-DEL~TE ASW 27B/20ACE-5 Ar: WW-N FOR MAINTENANCE-UN ONLY MUNCH Wl’l’li ONE HALF WPN LOAU Dl/AIRDAT/ONE SEAKING AVAILABLE FOR S'I'OHLS VERTREP

El RASDAT Pe_pleni_ -.. shment Data. Given i n the followI ng sequence: (1) Grade and alternate grade of fuel used (2) Type of fueling connections and receiving stations location in distance from the bow in meters and height above the water in meters. (3) Receive capability for astern refueling. Given as Yes or No (4) Locations oF armament stores receiving stations in distance from the bow in meters and height above the water in meters (5) Locations of miscellaneous stores receiving stations distance from the bow in meters and height above the water in meters.

Note : EXTAC 1003 refers.

e.g. El/RASDAT/F 76/STATION 3 NATO B 60-6 STBD-STATION 4 PROBE 60-6 PORT/NO/ STATION 1 AND 2 25-8 STBD AND PORT/ STATION 1, 2, 3 AND 4

E2 VERTREP Vertical-___---. RFiplenishment____- ~ Data.-- Given In the following sequence:

(1) Recelvlnq capahllity d.C: maxlmum load In kilograms (2) Location of receiving station (3) Infliqht refueling capability. Given as Yes or No (4) Hot refuclinq c:apabillty. Given as Yes or No.

e.g. E?!/VERTREP/ 1000 KG/FTJGHTDECK/YES/YES

UN(:l,AS:; I I.'1!2D 1006 - 4 - 1 - 6 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT UNIT (cant 'd) EXTAC 1006

E3 REPLDAT HrAplenishment Ship _-_-Data. ,- Replenishment Ship Dcta for use by' replenishment ships. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Station number (2) Rig details, including type of end fitting for securing to the receiving ship's high point (3) Type of stores that can be delivered from that station.

e.g. E3/REPLDAT/ONE/MANILA HIGHLINE-NATO STD LONG LINK/FRESH PROVISIONS/THREE/ SPANWIRE-PROBE/F 76/NINE LARGE DERRICK NATO B/F 76

Pl RADIODAT Numbers of Transmitters, Transceivers and Receivers fitted. Given in the following sequence:

(1) The total number of separate transmitters with indication of bands covered given in the following order: MF, HF, VHF, UHF, SHF and EHF. Indicate any sideband and frequency separation requirements or limitations (e.g. frequency, range, power) (2) The total number of separate transceivers with an indication of bands covered given in the following order: MF, HF, VHF, UHF, SHF and EHF. Indicate any frequency separation required and any frequency, range and power limitations (3) Total number of separate receivers with an indication of bands covered given in the following order: ELF, VLF, LF, MF HF, VHF, UHF, SHF and EHF. Indicate any sideband and/or frequency limitations. (4) For crystal frequency controlled transmitters give the number fitted and frequency bands of crystal held (e.g. lHF-1MF) (5) For crystal frequency controlled receivers give the number fitted and frequency bands of crystal held (e.g. lVHF-1UHF).

e.g. Fl/RADIODAT/ lMF-ZHF-ZUHF/2HF-4UHF(lMHZ)/ lLF-ZMF-4HF-2UHF/lUHF/lUHF

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 1 - 7 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT UNIT (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

F3 SATDAT Satellite Communications Data. Given in the following seque‘nce:

(I) SA'I'COM transmit lines. Give number and type e.g. UHF, SHF or EHF, RATT or DATA. (2) SATCOM receieve lines. Give number and type e.g. UHF, SHF or EHF, RATT or DATA.

e.g.F3/SATDAT/2UHF/lSHF-1UHF

F4 TeRMDAT Communications Terminal Equipment Data. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Multiplex equipment. Give number of sending channels and receiving channels (2) Tone keyers. Give number and type (3) Frequency shift converters. Give number and type (4) Number of on-line broadcasts which can be simultaneously received.

e.g. F4/TERMDAT/16-16/ONE-SGClA/THREE- URAI7/2

F7 TACANDAT TACAN Data. Given in the following sequence:

(1) TACAN channel number (2) Identity letters (3) Ability to change channels at sea (given as Yes or No).

e.g. F6/TACANDAT/lS/CHD/YES

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 1 - 8 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT UNIT (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Fe SLOTHOLD Slot Buoy Holdings. f Given in the follofting sequence:

(1) Number of slot buoys carried (2) Number of each channel carried shown as channel, with number of buoys following in brackets.

e.g. F8/SLOTHOLD/lO/25(3)/31(7)

Note: Normally applicable to submarine only. g1 OPDEF Onerational Defects. Provide details of current operational defects which may affect tactical employment.

e.g. Gl/OPDEF/ONE OF TWO SAM GUIDANCE RADARS IS DOWN ETR UNK

Yl SPECINST Special Instructions. As necessary.

e.g. Yl/SPECINST/... (free text as required.)

Y2 SPEINFO Snecial Information. As necessary.

e.g. Y2/SPECINFO/.. (free text as required.)

Zl Acknowledge. Addressees required to acknowledge. Use with discretion.

e.g. Zl/ACKNLDGE/KENNEDY/ARC ROYAL

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 1 - 9 ORIGINAL (REVERSE BLANK)

UNCLASSIFIED EXTAC 1006

4200. OPSTAT RASREQ . , 1. PuRpoSe. This format enables ships to signal their replenishment requirements. Independent ships send their OPSTAT RASREQ directly to the supplying ships concerned. :;hips within a force send their OPSTAT RASREQ to the OTC well in advance.

b. Brief SUMMARY of SeaCtion Titles.

Al Reference Gl Safe Working Load A2 Period Hl Rendezvous Instructions Bl Liquid Requirements H2 Start Time of RAS Cl Solid Cargo Requirements Yl Special Instructions Dl munition Requirements Y2 Special Information El Mail to be transfered 21 Acknowledge Fl VERTREP Requirements _

1. Any Heading not required will be omitted. 2. Headings may be repeated if necessary.

d. StRuCture. OPSTAT RASREQ message structure:

ORIGINATOR: Units. ADDRESSEES: Supplying ships or OTC. (see para above)

CLASSIFICATION: . . . as appropriate.

SUBJECT INDICATOR CODE: . . . as appropriate.

e.g. EXER/US BALTOPS 94 or OPER/CHAIN PLATE

MESSAGE IDENTIFICATION: This message shall be identified by MSGID/OPSTAT RASREQ followed by a three (3) figure serial number and the month, each separated by a slant.

e.g. MSGID/OPSTAT RASREQ/IWO JIMA/OOl/JAN

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 2 - 1 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT RASREQ (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Al REF Reference. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Alphabetic designator (2) Reference identIfication.

Note: Reference is mandatory if the message is a change to a previous OPSTAT.

e.g. Al/REF/A/EXTAC 1003 Al/REF/B/SACLANT EYOPORD 540-94 Al/REF/C/CTF 410 AVA 10140026 MAR 83- -0PSTAT RASREQ-001

A2 PERIOD Period covered by Message (Time ZULU). DTG to DTG with checksum digits applied to each DTG. If end time not known use UFN.

e.g. A2/PERIOD/28140025-UFN

Bl LIQUDREQ Liquid Requirements. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Quantity (specify units) and type of liquid required (2) Preferred transfer station in supplying ship for liquid in (1) (3) Type of coupling required (4) Type of end fitting required.

Note: (1) Repeat paragraph number and self-explanatory abbreviation for each liquid required (2) Water coupling to be specified if other than NATO Standard (see EXTAC 1003) (3) Include lube oil requirements if preferred delivery by hose, otherwise specify under SOLIDREQ.

e.g. Bl/LIQUDREQ/250 TONS-F77/STATION FOUR/PROBE Bl/LIQUDREQ/lSO TONS - F76/STATION SIX/ NATO B/PELICAN HOOK Bl/LIQUDREQ/70 TONS - POTABLE WATER/STATION FOUR

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 2 - 2 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT RASRXQ (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Cl SOLIDreq Solid Cargo Requirements. Given in the following sequence?

(1) Quantity of solid cargo (specify units) and type required (2) Preferred receiving station (3) Method of transfer (4) Type of end fitting required.

Hota: Repeat paragraph-number and self-explanatory abbreviation for each type of commodity.

e.g. Cl/SOLIDREQ/12000 MAN DAYS-RATIONS/STBD FWD/HEAVY JACKSTAY/NATO LONG LINK Cl/SOLIDREQ/3 PALLETS-GREY PAINT/STBD EWD/ HEAVY JACKSTAY/NATO LONG LINK Cl/SOLIDREQ/3000 KG - FLOUR/STBD MID/ HEAVY JACKSTAY/PELICAN HOOK Cl/SOLIDREQ/2 DRUMS-LUBE OIL OMlOO/ FLIGHT DECK/VERTREP D1 AMMOREQAmmunition Requirements. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Quantity of ammunition (specify units) and type required (2) Preferred receiving station (3) Method of transfer (4) Type of end fitting required.

e.g.Dl/AMMOREQ/250 RNDS-5 IN 54 VT-NON FRAG/ PORT FWD/HEAVY JACKSTAY/NATO LONG LINK Dl/AMMOREQ/2-MISSILES-STD MR/AET DECK FORWARDOF MISSILE LAUNCHER/VERTREP Dl/AMMOREQ/6 - MK 46 TORP/MIDS/STREAM/ PELICAN HOOK e1 MAILTRAN Mail to be transferred. Mail held onboard to be transferred for onward routeing to other units, as required. Given as amount and final destination (repeat as necessary).

e.g. El/MAILTRAN/3 BAGS-ALLAGASH/ 5 BAGS - INVINCIBLE

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 2 - 3 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT RASRZQ (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Fl VERTREP Requirements. Given In the following seqience:

(1) Maxlmum weight of load including pallets (specify units) (2) Preferred order of commodities detailed in paragraphs Cl and Dl for VERTREP (3) Requirements for recovery of empty containers (4) Preferred formation of customer and supply ship it other than standard (see EXTAC 1003) (5) Preferred time of first load of different from RAS Rendezvous or Start time (6) Landing point or drop zone. Specify which and location. (7) VERTREP communications requirements if not previously promulgated.

e.g. Fl/VERTREQ/lOOOKG/LUBE OIL-MISSILES/ MISSILE DOLLIES AFTER TRANSFER MISSILES/ SOOYDS PORT BEAM LYNESS/ 30 MINUTES AFTER BREAKAWAY/DROP ZONE - QUATERDECKABOVE TURRET DELTA

Gl SAFELOAD Safe Working Load for Rig High Points. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Fueling rig(s) (2) Solids t ransfer rig(s).

Note: This information must be signalled when replenishing from a ship of another nation.

e.g. Gl/SAFELOAD/8 TONS FWD-10 TONS AFT/6 TONS

El RNDzvouS Rendezvous Instructions. Self evident.

e.g. Hl/RNDZVOUS/250400Zl-5O3ON8 0143OW8

Nota: Instructions may include a suggested rendezvous.

E2 RASTART Start Time of RAS. Start time if different from rendezvous time.

e.g. H2/RASTART/25050022

Yl SPECINST Special Instructions. As necessary.

e.g. Yl/.SPECINST/... (free text as required).

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 2 - 4 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT RASREQ (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Y2 SPECINFO Special Information. As necessary. -

e.g. Y2/SPECINFO/... (free text as required).

Z1 ACKNLDGE Acknowledge. Addressees required to acknowledge. Use with discretion.

e.g. Zl/ACKNLDGEiRHOEN

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 2 - 5 ORIGINAL (REVERSE BLANK)

UNCLASSIFIED EXTAC 1006

OPSTAT CARGO 4300. . a. PurpOSE. On completion of replenishment, each supply ship reports to the officer under whose command the support ships have been placed (and to the URG commander for information) the quality of major cargo types remaining. If the OTC of a RAS is to be some other officer, the supply ship is also to report cargo to that OTC 48 hours before the RAS;

b. Brief SuMmary of SECTION TitleS.

Al Reference El Mail to be transfered A2 Period Yl Special Instructions Bl Liquids remaining Y2 Special Information Cl Solid Cargo remaining - Zl Acknowledge Dl Ammunition remaining

c. INStructionS

1. Any heading not required will be omitted. 2. Headings may be repeated if necessary.

d. Structure. OPSTAT CARGO message structure:

ORIGINATOR: Supply ship

ADDRESSEES: OTC/URG conaander

CLASSIFICATION: . . . as appropriate.

SUBJECT INDICATOR CODE: . . . as appropriate.

e.g. EXER/RAIN FOREST 94 or OPER/CHAIN PLATE

MESSAGE IDENTIFICATION: This message shall be identified by MSGID/OPSTAT CARGO followed by the originator's message address followed by three (3) figure serial number and the month, each separated by a slant. e.g. MSGID/OPSTAT CARGO/ FREIBURG/OOl/JAN

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 3 - 1 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT CAR00 (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Al REf Reference. Given In the following sequehce:

(1) Alphabetic designator 12) Reference identification.

Note : Reference is mandatory if the message is a change to a previous OPSTAT.

e.g. Al/REF/A/EXTAC 1003/ Al/REF/B/SACLANT EXOPORD 504-94/ Al/REF/C/PROTECTEUR AVA 10140026 83- OPSTAT CARGO-001

A2 PERIOD Period covered by Message (Time Zulu). DTG to DTG with checksum digits applied to each DTG. If end time not known use UFN.

e.g. A2/PERIOD/281400ZS-UFN

Bl LIQUDREm RAS Liquid remaining. Given as quantity (specify units) and types of liquid remaining.

e.g. Bl/LIQUDREM/4300 TONS-F77/120 TONS-F76/800 TONS-F44/100 TONS-F22/100 TONS-POTABLE WATER/SO TONS-FEED WATER/4 TONS-OM 100.

Cl SOLID- Solid Cargo remeining. Given as quantity (specify units) and types of major cargo remaining.

e.g. Cl/SOLIDREM/20000 MAN DAYS-RATION/lo PALLETS-PAINT GREY

D1 AMMOREM- Ammunition remaining. Given as quantity (specify units) and types of major ammunition items remaining.

e.g. Dl/AMMOREM/2000 RNDS-76MM/20-HARPOON

El MAILTRAN Mail to be transferred. Mail held onboard to be transfered for onward routeing to other units as required. Given as amount and final destination.

e.g. El/MAILTRAN/3 BAGS-ALLAGASH/S BAGS-INVINCIBLE

Yl SPECINST Special Instructions. As necessary.

e.g. Yl/SPECINST/... (free text as required).

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 3 - 2 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTATCAR00 (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

. Y2 SPECINFO Special Information. . As necessary.

e.g. Y2/SPECINFO/... (free text as required).

Z1 ACKNLDGE Acknowledge. Addressees required to acknowledge. Use with discretion.

e.g. Zl/ACKNLDGE/CTU 401.01.01

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 3 - 3 ORIGINAL ' (REVERSE BLANK)

UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT RA3 EXTAC 1006

4400. OPSTAT RAS . . With this format supplying ships provide customer A. pURPOSEs ips with details of rigs and types of stores that can be delivered from respective transfer stations. An OPSTAT RAS is to be transmitted as required or when ordered by the OTC.

b. Brief S-m? of 3eation Titlea.

Al Reference Yl Special Instructions A2 Period Y2 Special Information Bl Replenishment Ship Details Zl Acknowledge Cl VERTREP Transfer Details

C. In8truation8.

1. Any heading not required-should be omitted. 2. Headings may be repeated if necessary.

d. Structure. OPSTAT RAS message structure.

ORIGINATOR: Supplying Ship.

ADDRESSEES: OTC/customer ship

CLASSIFICATION: . . . as appropriate.

SUBJECT INDICATOR CODE: . . . as appropriate.

e.g. EXER/TEAMWOK 94 or OPER/CHA.IN PLATE

MESSAGE IDENTIFICATION: This message shall be identified by MSGID/OPSTAT RAs followed by the originator's message address, followed by a three (3) figure serial number and the month, each separated by a slant.

e.g. MSGID/OPSTAT RAS/RHOEN/ OOl/JAN

UWCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 4 - 1 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT RA3 (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Al REF Reference. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Alphabetic designator (2) Reference identification.

Note: Reference is mandatory if the message is a change to a previous OPSTAT.

e.g. Al/REF/A/EXTAC 1003 Al/REF/B/SPESSART AVA 10140026 MAR 83- OPSTAT RAS - 001

A2 PERIOD Period covered by Message (Time Zulu). DTG to DTG with checksum digits applied to each DTG. If end time not known use UFN.

e.g. A2/PERIOD/28lSOOZ5-UFN

Bl STATRANS Replenishment Ship Transfer Station Details. Given in the following sequence: (1) Station number (2) Rig details, including type of end fitting for securing to the receiving ship's high point (3) Type of stores that can be delivered from that station.

e.g. Bl/STATRANS/ONE/MANILA HIGHLINE - NATO STD LONG LINK/FRESH PROVISIONS/THREE/SPANWIRE- PROBE/F76/NINE/LARGE DERRICK - NATO B/F76

Cl VERTRANS VERTREP Transfer Details. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Number of helicopters carried (2) Type(s). Cl/VERTRANS/ONE/SEAKING

Yl SPECINST Special Instructions. As necessary.

e.g. Yl/SPECINST/... (free text as required).

Y2 SPECINFO Special Information. As necessary.

e.g. Y2/SPECINFO/... (free Text as required).

21 ACKNLDGE Acknowledge. Addressees required to acknowledge. Use with discretion.

e.g.Zl/ACKNLDGE/KNOX/CLEOPATRA/LENA

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 4 - 2 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED EXTAC 1006

4500. OPSTAT DAMAGE

A. PuRpoSE. The purpose of the QPSTAT DAMAGEmessage is for unit(s) to provide the OTC or other Authorities with detailed information on damage sustained or from any other cause.

b. Brief SummAry of SeCTion TitlES.

Al Reference D3 AIO/CIC Damage A2 Period El Communication Damage A3 Unit Identification Fl Navigation Damage Bl General Damage Gl Aircraft Damage Cl Hull Damage Hl Personell Casualities C2 Engineering Damage Yl Special Instructions C3 Electrical Damage Y2 Special Information Dl Sensor Damage Zl Acknowledge D2 Weapon Damage

a. InStRUCtionS.

1. Any heading not required will be omitted. 2. Ad here to the detailed drafting instructions. 3. When making a composite report for more than one unit, appropiate information which may be reported in paragraph A3 to Hl should be listed sequentially for each unit, followed by remaining paragraphs.

d. struCture. OPSTAT DAMAGE message structure:

ORIGINATOR: UNIT or appropriate conanander.

ADDRESSEES: OTC and appropriate Authorities.

CLASSIFICATION: . . . as appropriate.

SUBJECT INDICATOR CODE: . . . as appropriate.

e.g. EXER/SEF 94 or OPER/RAIN FOREST

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 5 - 1 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT DAMWE (cont'd) MTAC 1006

MESSAGE IDENTIFICATION: This message shah1 be identified MSGID/OPSTAT DAMAGE followed by the originator's message address, followed by a three (3) figure serial number and the month, with each separated by a slant. e.g. MSGID/OPSTAT DAMAGE/ AJAX/Ool/JAN

Al rEF Reference. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Alphabetic designator. (2) Reference identification.

Note : Reference is mandatory if the message is a change to a previous OPSTAT.

e.g. Al/REF/A/EXTAC 1005 Al/REF/B/CTF 410 1014002 MAR 83- OPSTAT DAMAGE - 001

A2 PERIOD Period covered by Message (Time Zulu). DTG to DTG with checksum digits applied to each DTG. If end time not known use UFN.

e.g. A2/PERIOD/281400ZS-UFN

A3 UNITID Unit Identification. Given as ships name to specify information pertaining to that unit if it is not the originator. This paragraph may also be used to specify information pertaining to a number of units in the same message.

e.g. A3/UNITID/USS MILLER

Bl GENDAM General Damage Status. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Degree of damage sustained (2) Cause of damage (3) Assistance required (4) Best available speed (5) Any forecast change in available speed and anticipated time.

e-g Bl/GENDAM/MINOR FLOODING-FUTURE MISSION AFFECTED-CAN CONTINUE PRESENT TASK/SINGLE HULL PENETRATION/ESCORT/6KTS6/lOKTS-24l5OOZ2

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 5 - 2 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT DudAca (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Cl HuLLDAM Hull Damage Status. Given in the following . sequence: e (1)Location (2)Condition at location (3) Repairs undertaken and expected time of completion (4) Assistance required (5) Sea Worthiness. e.g. Cl/HULLDAM/PORT BEAM/EXTENSIVE BUCKLING- 4 ET HULL PLATE FRACTURE ON WATERLINE/ PACKING AND SHORING COMPLETED/NIL/FLOODING CONTROL-DEWATERING IN PROGRESS c2 ENGDAM Engineering Damage Status. To include engines, boilers, shafts, propellers and fuel system. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Component identification (2) Condition of component and implications (3) Repairs undertaken and expected time of completion (4) Assistance required.

e.g. C2/ENGDAM/NR2 BOILER FEED REGULATOR/ PERFORATED BY SHELL SPLITTERS/REPLACING REGULATOR-UKN/HP WELDER REQUIRED c3 ELECDAM Electrical System Damage Status. To include genera tors and electrical distribution system. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Component Identification (2) Condition of component and implications (3) Repair undertaken and expected time of completion (4) Assistance required.

e.g. C3/ELECDAM/NR 1 AND 2 400 CYCLE MOTOR GENERATORS/FLOODED-NO POWER FOR WEAPONS AND DIRECTION SYSTEMS/WINDINGS REMOVED FOR FLUSHING AND DRYING-48HRS/NIL

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 5 - 3 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT DAMAGE (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

- Dl SENSORDM Sensor Damage Status. To include active and passice sensor primarily used for tactical picture complication.

(1) Component identification (2) Condition of component and implications (3) Repalrs undertaken and expected time of completion (41 Assistance required.

e.g. Dl/SENSORDM/SPS-40 2D AIR SEARCH/20 FT. WAVE GUIDE DESTROYED-NO LONG RANGE AIR SEARCH/UNABLE TO REPAIR-24HRS AFTER RECEIPT OF REPLACEMENT/20FT of WAVE GUIDE REQUIRED Dl/SENSORDM/VDS/HOIST MISALIGNED BY SHOCK DAMAGE-TOWEDBODY LOST-VDS CAPABILITY NIL/ NA/DOCKYARD REALIGMENT OF HOIST AND REPLACEMENT OF VDS BODY

D2 WEAPDAM Weapon System Damage Status. To include weapon system sensors, control delivery components, and ordnance. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Component identification (2) Condition of component and implications (3) Repairs undertaken and expected time of completion (4) Assistance required.

e.g. D2/WEAPDAM/FWD 51N MOUNT/HYDRAULIC FEED SYSTEM INOPERATIVE-MOUNT UNSERVICEABLE/ PATCHING HYDRAULIC PIPING-6HRS/NIL

D3 TACONDAM Tactical Control System Damage Status. To include AIO/CIC system. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Component identification (2) Condition of component and implications (3) Repairs undertaken and expected time of completion (4) Assistance required.

e.g. D3/TACONDM/TRACKING CONSOLES/3 OF 6 CONSOLES DESTROYED BY FIRE-SIGNIFICANT REDUCTION IN TARGET TRACKING CAPABILITY/ NIL/DOCKYARD REPLACEMENT

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 5 - 4 ORIGINAL -

UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT DAMAGE (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

El COmDAM CoMmunications System Damage Status. Given in the followjng sequence:

(1) Component identification (2) Condition of component and implications (3) Repairs undertaken and expected time of completion (4) Assistance required.

e.g. El/COMDAM/HF WHIP ANTENNA/CARRIED AWAY ONLY ONE HF LONG-WIRE AVAILABLE/ 30 PERCENT REPLACEMENT UNDERWAY 2 HRS/5 ADDITIONAL WHIPS

Navigational Equipment Damage Status. Given in the following sequence: (1)Component identification (2) Condition of component and implications (3) Repairs undertaken and expected time of completion (4) Assistance required. e.g. Fl/NAVDAM/MAIN GYRO/DESTROYED-USING SECONDARY GYRO WITH ERROR 10 WEST/NK/NIL

G1 ACFTDAM Damage of embarked Aircraft. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Number and type of aircraft (2) Condit ion of aircraft (3) Number of aircraft in (1) which can be restored to operational status ans estimated time (4) Assistance required.

e.g. Gl/ACFPDAM/3F-14/DAMAGED BY FIRE/ 1 IN 3HRS-1 In 12HRS/NIL Gl/AC~DAM/lE2C/RADOME SHATTERED BY SHELL FRAGMENTS/NOT REPAIRABLE/ NEW RADOMEANDANTENNAREQUIRED

Hl PERSDAM Personell Casualities. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Officers - dead - wounded - missing (2) Enlisted - dead - wounded - missing (3) Name of individual in command if commanding officer incapacitated.

e.g. Hl/PERDAM/2-4-O/24-36-3/LT WHELAN

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 5 - 5 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT DAMME (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Yl SPECINST Special Instructions. . As necessary.

e.g. Yl/SPECINST/... (free text as required).

Y2 SPECINFO Special Information. As necessary.

e.g. YZ/SPECINFO/... (free text as required).

Z1 ACKNLDGE Acknowledge. Addressees required to acknowledge. Use with discretion.

e.g. Zl/ACKNLDGE/CTG 401.01

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 5 - 6 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT DEFECT EXTAC 1006

4600. OPSTATDEFECT . a. PUrpoSe. The purpose of OPSTAT DEFECT message is to provide the OTC and appropriate Warfare Commanders with relevant information concerning operational defects, malfunctions and/or restrictions or to initiate repair activities or to inform ship maintenance authorities for defect analysis or for measurements of ship availability. This message is originated by a unit experiencing an operational defect, malfunction and/ or restriction or reporting a change or update to a previously reported defect, malfunction and/or restriction.

b. Brief SUMmARYof Section TitlcS.

Al Reference El Assistance required Bl Equipment Fl Action(s) taken B2 Report Type Yl Special Instructions Cl Defect Y2 Special Information Dl Operational Limitations 21 Acknowledge D2 Estimated Time of Repair

C. instRUCtionS. (1) Any heading not required will be omitted. (2) Cl through Fl will not normally be used if Bl indicates "RECTIFIED"

d. StRUCTURE. OPSTAT DEFECT Message Structures:

ORIGINATOR: Unit experiencing defect. ADDRESSEES: OTC and appropriate commander. CLASSIFICATION: . . . . as appropriate SUBJECT INDICATOR CODE: . . . . as appropriate

e.g. EXER/SEF 942 ox OPER/RAIN FOREST

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 6 - 1 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFI ED OPSTAT DEFECT (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

MESSAGE IDENTIFICATION: This message shall be identi-fied by MSGID/OPSTAT DEFECT followed by originator's message address, followed by a three (3) digit serial number, followed by the abbreviated month of the serial; for a defect update report to be followed by "UPD", followed by three (3) digit serial number of the update, each separated by a slant. e.g. MSGID/OPSTAT DEFECT/ AJAX/007/SEP

Al REF Reference. Essential items only. References may be made to letter of instructions, OPORDS, publications etc., if essential to clarify or to reduce the length of the OPSTAT. e.g. Al/REF/OPSTAT UNIT/AJAX/003/AUG Al/REF/AJAX IAH 02153021 AUG 86 b1 EQUIP Equipment. Machinery, personell or structure, use free text. e.q. Bl/EQUTP/SQS 505 Bl/EQUIP/AIRCONTROLLER

B2 RPTYP Report Type. Indicate one of the following: (1) "INITIAL" followed by DTG of incident or discovery of malfunction (2) "UPDATE" followed by DTG of update (3) "RECTIFIED" followed by DTG of rectification. Note: Update and Rectified will only be reported if MSGID set indicates that message is an update. e.q. B2/RPTYP/INITIAL/25094424 SEP 94 B2/RPTYP/UPDATE/27031427 SEP 84

Cl DEF Defect. Defect, failure, malfunctioning etc. Give short description. Codewords, acronyms or other abbreviations to be avoided. e.g. Cl/DEF/SONAR CONTROL PANEL IN CIC DEFECT Cl/DEF/ILL (PNEUMONIA)

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 6 - 2 ORIGINAL, UNCLASSIFIED OPBTAT DIRCT (cont'd) MTAC 1006

Dl OPSLMT Operational Limitations. Indicate limitations of performapce and/or the percentage loss of-capability of the system or equipment affected. Effect on operational capability and tactical employment. Use a limitation criteria and a short free text statement each separated by a slant. Limitation criteria

- CRITICAL - immediate influence on exercise programme or mission

- PRIORITY - on short notice of influence on exercise programme or mission (this week)

- ROUTINE - influence or exercise program or mission possible (this deployment)

- DELAY - on long term influence or exercise program or mission (this comission period).

e.g. Dl/OPSLIMIT/PRIOR/SONAR DETECTION CAPABILITIES REDUCED TO 25 PERCENT OF NORMAL, CHANGE OF TRANSMISSION MODES TAKES 45 SECONDS Dl/OPSLIMIT /CRITICAL/UNABLE TO CONTROL ANY TYPE OF AIRCRAFT

D2 eTR Estimated Time of Repair ETR. End of operational restrictions. The ETR will be a positive statement such as many hours after receipt of spares or a specific DTG based on the best estimate. If repair is not achieved within 12 hours of ETR a new ETR is signalled to all addressees.

lbtr: No OPSTAT DEFECT message is required, if repair is estimated within 4 hours.

e.g. D2/ETR/l2153022 or D2/ETR/48HOURS AFTER RECEIPT OF SPARE PARTS

El ASSIST Assistance required. Include what is considered necessary in manpower and support facilities outside the ship to rectify the failure/restriction. This line is not intended to be a list of specific stores or spares required.

e.g. El/ASSIST/DIVER TO REMOVE ROPE FROM PROPELLER or El/ASSIST/NEW ROTORBLADE FROM NAS

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 6 - 3 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT DEFECT (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Fl ACTION Action(s) taken. Summarize in short which actions have already been taken.

e.g. Fl/ACTION/B3-CABINET IN SONAR ROOM DISMANTLED or

Fl/ACTION/SPARE PARTS REQUESTED BY SEPARATE MESSAGE TO NATIONAL AUTHORITIES

Yl SPECINST Special Instructions. As necessary.

e.g.Yl/SPECINST/... (free text as required)

Y2 SPECINFO Special Information. As necessary.

e.g. Y2/SPECINFO/... (free text as required).

El ACKNLDGE Acknowledge. Addressees required to acknowledge. Use with discretion.

e.g. Zl/ACKNLDGE/CTG 401.01/ILLUSTRIOUS

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 6 - 4 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED EXTAC 1006

. 4700. OPSTAT HELO .

a. Purpose . The purpose of the OPSTAT HELO message is to provide the OTC and air-coordinator with operational and technical information and restrictions about embarked helicopters, necessary to organize the conduct of action, and to schedule flights. This message is originated by helicopter carrying units on joining or as required. It is sent to the OTC, Air Coordinator, Helicopter Element Coordinator (HEC) and other units as required (Info other helicopter carrying units).

b. Brief SuMmary of SeCtion TitleS.

Al Reference C2 Technical Flight A2 Period Requirements Bl Helicopter Crew Availability Yl Special Instructions B2 Helicopter Availability Y2 Special Information Cl Training Flight Requirements Zl Acknowledge

0. INStRUCTIONS.

(1)ANy heading not required will be omitted (2)Headings may be repeated if necessary.

d.StruCTure. OPSTAT HELO message structure:

ORIGINATOR: Helicopter carrying units. ADDRESSEES: OTC, Air Coordinator, Helicopter Element Coordinator and other units as required. CLASSIFICATION: . . . . as appropriate SUBJECT INDICATOR CODE: . . . . as appropriate

e.g.EXER/TEAMWOK 94 or OPER/RAIN FOREST

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 7 - 1 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT EEL0 (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

MESSAGE IDENTIFICATION: This message shall be ideniified by MSGID/OPSTAT HELO followed by originator's message address followed by a three (3) figure serial number and the month, each one separated by a slant.

e.g. MSGID/OPSTAT HELO/DUGUAY TROUIN/OOl/JAN

Al REF Reference. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Alphabetic designator (2) Reference identification.

Note : Reference is mandatory if the message is a change to a previous OPSTAT.

e.g. Al/REF/A/AJAX AVA 10150027 MAR 94 - OPSTAT UNIT - 001

A2 PERIOD Period covered by Message (Time Zulu). DTG to DTG with checksum digits applied to each DTG.

e.g. A2/PER10D/261200Z1DEC-27120022DEC

Bl CREWAVLB Helicopter Crew Availability. Given for each helicopter crew in the following sequence:

(1) Serial crew number (2) Crew's qualification (DAY, NIGHT, GROUP) (3) Crew's restrrctions.

e.g. Bl/CREWAVLB/l/NIGHT/VMC ONLY

B2 HELOAVLB Helicopter Availability. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Aircraft type and side number (2) Flying hours available before next scheduled maintenance (in hour and decimal) duration (in hour and decimal) (3) Alert hours available (alert 30 mins) (4) Aircraft restrictions.

e.g. B2/HELOAVLB/LYNX 263/20.0-1.5/3/ASW ONLY

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 7 - 2 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED OPSTAT BBLO (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Training Flight Requirements. ' Given in the following sequence:

(1) Type of flight (2) Period (3) Duration (4) Restrictions.

e.g. Dl/TRNFLREQ/CCA/NIGHT/l.S/WIND AXIS 360

Technical Flight Requirements. Given in the following sequence:

(1) Aircraft type and side number (2) Type of flight (3) Period (4) Duration (5) Restrictions.

e.g. D2/TCHFLREQ/LYNX 263/ENGINE/DAY/O.5/000-300 ET

Yl SPECINST Special Instructions. As necessary.

e.g. Yl/SPECINST/ . . . (free text as required)

Y2 SPeCINFO Special Information. As necessary.

e.g. Y2/SPECINFO/ . . . (free text as required)

Z1 Acknowledge. Addressees required to acknowledge. Use with discretion.

e*g . Zl/ACKNLDGE/TOURVILLE

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 4 - 7 - 3 ORIGINAL (REVERSE BLANK)

UNCLASSIFIED EXTAC 1006

SUPPPLEMENTARY TABLES

5100. PREFACE

a. This chapter contains the following supplementary tables:

5200. List of Self Explanatory Abbreviations and Messages (Table 5-l) 5300. List of Self Explanatory Abbreviations and their Associated Titles (Table 5-2) 5400. Duty Table (Table 5-3) 5500. Standard Ship Designator System (Table 5-4) 5600. Miscellaneous Ship Codes (Table 5-5)

b. They are of a stand-alone charakter and provide information applicable to message taken from any appropriate section in this volume.

C. Supplementary tables that refer solely to message from one single chapter are incorporated in that chapter.

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UNCLASSI t’lEL, -5-L-d ORIGINAL OPTASK OPSTAT ------T A A A M R D D H H : W A ii A”A E E LIST OF SELF- E h k f: M S R S M F L EXPLANATORY G A E 0 ABBREVlATlONS 0 s” 0 G C AND MESSAGES P E T G 6

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: ------FVWDENT Cl1 ------FWSURV Cl0 ------FWTRU Cl2 ------GENDAM ii I ------GENSIT Cl I ------GRIDORIG HZ I ------GUN F3 I ------GUNDAT C6 I ------HANDGATE J? I ------1 HAZWX z ------UNCLASSIFIED Table S-2 (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

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UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 5 - 2 - 13 ORIGINAL UNCLASSlk’lED Table 5-2 (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

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1006 - 5 - 2 - 16 OHlGlNAL OPTASK OPSTAT ------A A D D H i S :: A E E LIST OF SELF- A” AR AR W I: S S S M F L EXPLANATORY :: : R ABBREVlATlONS A E 0 E 0 C AND MESSAGES Q E T

------MAILTRAN Ei I ------MARSHALL 1 i I ------1 MAXSPEED ------MCMAREA I ------MCMTRAN I ------1 MCMUNIT ------ME2 ii I ------c ------OPTASK OPSTAT ------T A A A R C D D H H : A ii A”A A”A E E LIST OF SELF- E Gi i I: S I S S M F EXPLANATORY L i T 2 A E 0 ABBREVIATIONS 0 S E 0 AND MESSAGES G C P Q E G T Fi t z ------CT MFI ELD I ------MINEAREA u I ------MINELOAD ------MISMIX ------t MISORDER Hi2 cc ------MISSION -6 I ------MLAYAREA ------MLAYOPS ------MLAYTlME I ------MIAYTRAN I ------MLAYUNIT I ------I ------_ ----

OPTASK OPSTAT ------T A A A D D H H ii :: it : ARA E E LIST OF SELF- E tu id r: S S R S M F L EXPLANATORY : R A E 0 ABBREVIATIONS 0 : AND MESSAGES G C : E T : E N

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UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 5 - 2 - i3 ORIGINAL OPTASK OPSTAT

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OPSTAT ------T A A R D D H H : : i :: ARii : A E E LJST OF SELF- E W ii Fi t S R S 1111F L EXPLANATORY ru: : ABBREVIATKINS A E 0 0 S E” : 0 C AND MESSAGES Q E T : : ------SONARDAT G ------SORTlE z ------SPA 7T ------SPAREDEK -ii - - - - - SPECINFO v v; T v: T v T v; % v T v; - T - - - v; - SPEUNST v 7 7 7;: -;: T v -3:v 7 -7 -;: 7 7 ------SPEED ------SPLYDAT -i ------SHORE i ------OPTASK OPSTAT ------T A D D H :: S : :: A”A” A” A E E LIST OF SELF- E w R S EXPLANATORY vu M F L z : ii A E 0 ABBREVlATlONS 0 S ii AND MESSAGES G C ii E : T

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OPTASK ------T A A A A C R U R D D H 8 8 I 0 A N :: : A A E E LIST OF SELF- E iI w U R M 8 S R 8 EXPLANATORY M F L W : R G A E 0 ABBREVlATlONS 0 z 0 AND MESSAGES G C El E ii T Fi

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UNCLASSIFIED Table 5-3 EXTAC 1006

5300. LiSt of Self-EXlanatoRy AbbrEviationS and their ASSociated TitleS (Table 5-3)

AARSTN AAR STATION DETAILS AAWAXIS AAW AXIS AAWDUTY ALLOCATION OF AAW DUTIES USING THE DUTY TABLE FROM THIS EXTAC AAWINST INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONDUCT OF ?iAW INCLUDING ASMD AAWPICK AAW PICKET UNIT DETAILS AAWSECT AAW SECTORS AAWSURV INSTRUCTIONS FOR AAW SURVEILLANCE AAWTASK DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS FOR ANY A?lW RESPONSIBILITIES RETAINED BY THE OTC ACALERT AIRCRAFT ALERT TASKING ACDECEP ACOUSTIC C-.-CEPTION ACDAT AIR CONTROLLER DATA- ACFTDAM DAMAGE TO EMBARKED AIRCRAFT ACKNLDGE ACKNOWLEDGE ACTCOMP MOVEMENTON COMPLETION EMBARKATION ACTION ACTIONS TAKEN ACU AIRCRAFT CONTROL UNIT ADVMOV ADVANCE FORCE MOVEMENT ADVOPS ADVANCED FORCE OPERATIONS AIM AIM AIRASSET INTENDED EMPLOYMENT OF AIR ASSETS AIRDAT AIRCRAFT NUMBERS AND AIR OPERATIONAL DATA AIRCOORD INSTRUCTIONS FOR AIRCRAFT COORDINATION AIRTASK DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS FOR ANY AIR TASKING RESPONSIBILITIES RETAINED BY OTC ALFACUST RAS METHOD A-CUSTOMER SHIP INSTRUCTIONS ALFASUPPL rAS METHOD A-SEQUENCE OF SUPPLYING SHIPS ALTSEP ALTITUDE SEPARATION FOR AIRCRAET AMMOREM AMMUNITION REMAINING AMMOREQ AMMUNITION REQUIREMENTS AMPHIB INFORMATION ON/OR INSTRUCTIONS E'OR AMPHIBIOUS RELATED OPERATIONS ANCHOR ANCHORAGES ANTIMECH ANTI-MECHANIZED PLAN AOA AMPHIBIOUS OBJECTIVE AREA APPROACH APPROACH PLAN AND DIRECTION OF ATTACK APPRSECT APPROACH SECTOR DETAILS APPCORR APPROACH CORRIDOR DETAILS AREA ARRTIME ARRIVAL TIME AT CHANNEL OR LEADTHROUGH ASIAP ACTIVE SONAR INTERFERENCE AVOIDANCE PLAN (ASIAP) ASSESS ASSESSMENT OF ENEMY MINING IN OPERATION AREA ASSIGN OTC'S RESPONSIBILITIES ASSIGNED TO SUBORDINATES ASSIST ASSISTANCE REQUIRED ASSM OWN ANTI SURFACE SHIP MISSILE (ASSM) INSTRUCTIONS ASUWINST INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CONDUCT OF ASW ASUWSURV INSTRUCTIONS FOR SURFACE SURVEILLANCE ASUWTASK DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS FOR ANY ASW RESPONSIBILITIES RETAINED BY THE OTC

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 5 - 3 - 1 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED Table 5-3 (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

ASWINST INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONDUCT OF ASW ASWSURV INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUB-SURFACE-SURVEILLANCE ASWTASK DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS FOR ANY ASW RESPONSIBILITIES RETAINED BY THE OTC ASWWPN FORCE ASW WEAPON EMPLOYMENT ATCKAREA ATTACK AREAS AND SECTORS ATFMOV AMPHIBIOUS MAIN BODY MOVEMENTS ATTACH ATTACHMENTS AUTOCAT AUTOCAT DETAILS

BARCAP BARRIER CAP STATION DETAILS BARGEOPS BARGE FERRY OPERATIONS BDCST BROADCAST TO BE COPIED BY THE FORCE BEACHCTR BEACH CENTER BEACHEAD FORCE BEACH HEAD LINE TRACE BOATLANE BOAT LANE AXIS BOUNDARY BOUNDARY LIMITS BRAVDET RAS METHOD B DETAIL BRAVINST RAS METHOD B-SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS BUOYREP BUOY REPORT

CALLSIGN TASK FORCE CALLSIGN PROCEDURES CANX MESSAGE CANCELLATION CAUSEWAY CAUSEWAYAND MEXEFLOTE OPERATIONS CDREVAL COMMANDERSEVALUATION OF THE SITUATION CHANNEL SWEPT CHANNEL CHANPLAN CHANNELIZATION PLAN CHARTS CHARTSANDMAPS CODING AUTHENTICATION POLICY, CODES AND CRYPT0 COMCHECK COMMUNICATION CHECKS COMDAM COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM DAMAGE STATUS COMGUARD SPECIAL CIRCUITS AND DUTIES COMMS COMMUNICATIONS COMSTASK INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMMUNICATIONS COMPLAN DETAILS OF COMPLAN IN FORCE CONDUCT CONDUCT OF OPERATIONS - AMPLIFICATION OF OTC'S GENERAL (.....I INSTRUCTIONS CONTRLPT CONTROL POINTS CORE DESIGNATION OF OTC COORD COORDINATING INSTRUCTIONS COT1 COMMENCEMENTAND EMBARKATION HARBOUR COVER COVERING FORCE CREWAVLB HELICOPTER CREW AVAILIBITY

UNCLASSlFlED 1006 - 5 - 3 - 2 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED T8ble 5-3 (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

DAMaSSES DAMAGE ASSESSMENT . DAMCAT DAMAGE CATEGORIES - DANBUOY DANBOUY POSITIONS DCOYINST DECOY EMPLOYMENT INSTRUCTIONS DEF DEFECT DEPART DEPARTURE DETACH DETACHMENTS DISPOSN DISPOSITION DIVERT DIVERSION INSTRUCTION DLDG D-DAY LANDING DUSTBIN DUSTBIN AREAS DUTIES AMPHIBIOUS WARFARE GENERAL DUTIES DUTY ALLOCATION OF GENERAL DUTIES

EFFORT EFFORT REQUIRED ELECDAM ELECTRICAL SYSTEM DAMAGE STATUS EMBREAK EMERGENCYBREAKAWAY POLICY EMCON EMCON DETAILS ENGDAM ENGENEERING DAMAGE STATUS ENRANGE ENGAGEMENTLANES ENTRY ENTRY EQUIP EQUIPMENT ETR ESTIMATED TIME OF REPAIR EVASION EVASION INSTRUCTIONS

FEZ FIGHTER ENGAGEMENT ZONE FEZNADGE FIGHTER ENGAGEMENT ZONE IN NADGE AREAS FIRESEQ FIRING SEQUENCE FORCECAP FORCE CAP STATION DETAILS FORCEMAR FORCEMARSHALLER DETAILS FoRm FORMATION INSTRUCTIONS FREQPLAN FREQUENCYPLAN FRIEFORCE FRIENDLY FORCES FSAREA FIRE SUPPORT AREA FSPOINT FIRE SUPPORT REFERENCE POINT FSSTN FIRE SUPPORT STATION FUELEST FUEL ESTIMATE EWIDENT FIXED WING IDENTIFICATION, PROBE AND ATTACK EWSURV FIXED WING SURFACE SURVEILLANCE FWTRU FIXED WING TRU

GENERAL DAMAGE STATUS GENSIT GENERAL SITUATION GRIDORIG GRID ORIGIN GUNDAT GUN FIRE CONTROL SYSTEM(S) GUN INTENDED EMPLOYMENT OF OWN GUNS

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 5 - 3 - 3 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED gable 5-3 (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

HANDGAATE HANDOVER GATE DETAILS HEAVYSTN STATIONS ALLOCATED TO HEAVY SHIPS WHICH ARE NOT REPLENISHING HELOASLT HELO ASSAULT WAVES HELOAV-LB HELICOPTER AVAILIBILITY HELOCONT HELO CONTROL HELOCORR HELO FLIGHT CORRIDORS HELOIDEN HELO IDENTIFICATION, PROBE AND ATTACK HELOLZ HELO LANDING ZONES HELOMSSN HELO MISSIONS HELOSURV HELO SURFACE SURVEILLANCE HELOTRU HELO TRU AND ASSISTANT UNIT (AU) HIMEZ HIGH MISSILE ENGAGEMENTZONE HULLDAM HULL DAMAGE STATUS HUNTCOND MINE HUNTING CONDITIONS

IDCRIT IDENTIFICATION CRITERIA IDENT SPECIAL SELF-IDENTIFICATION AND RECOGNITION INSTRUCTIONS IDPOINT IDENTIFICATION CHECK POINT IFF SPECIAL IFF INSTRUCTIONS IJMSDATA INTERIM JOINT MESSAGE STANDARD (IJMS) PARTICIPATING UNIT DETAILS I JMSFLTR IJMS FILTER DETAILS IJMSINIT IJMS TERMINAL INITIALIZATION DETAILS IJMSMULTY IJMS MULTINET INITIALIZATION IJMSREL IJMS RELAY INSTRUCTIONS INTEND INTENTIONS ISR IDENTIFICATION SAFETY RANGE

LANDCAP LANDCAP AND STATIONS DETAILS LANDSUP SUPPORT FROM SHORE STATIONS AND THEIR CONTROLLING AGENCIES LEAD SHIPPING MANAGEMENT LEADTIME TIME LEADTHROUGHSTARTS LLFEGARD LIFEGUARD LIQUDREM RAS LIQUIDS REMAINING LIQUDREQ LIQUID REQUIREMENTS LNCHCORR UNDERWAYLAUNCH CORRIDOR LOCATION DETACHED UNITS LOCATION LOD LINE OF DEPARTURE LOGISTC INSTRUCTIONS FOR RAS AND LOGISTICS LOMEZ LOW MISSILE ENGAGEMENTZONE LPHAREA LPH/LPA OPS AREA

MAIL MAIL DISTRIBUTION ARRANGEMENTS MAILTRAN MAIL TO BE TRANSFERRED MARSHALL MARSHALLING POINT DETAILS MAXSPEED MAXIMUM SPEED IN CHANNEL

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 5 - 3 - 4 ORIGINAL UNCLX3SIFIED Table 5-3 (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

MCMAREA AREA OR CHANNEL ASSIGNED FOR MC34OPERATIONS MCMDIR MCM DIRECTIVE IN FORCE MCMOPS TYPE OF MCM OPERATION-AND CONCEPT ' MCMPRIOR PRIORITIES FOR MCM OPERATIONS MCMTIME DURATION OF MCM OPERATION MCMTRAN TRANSIT INFORMATION ON MCM UNITS MCMUNIT UNITS TAKING PART IN MCM OPERATIONS AND DUTIES INVOLVED mEZ MISSILE ENGAGEMENTZONE MFIELD MINEFIELD INFORMATION MICA MINE CARGOES MINAREA MINE DANGER AREA MINE JETT MINES JETTISONED MINELAID MINES LAID MINELOAD MINE LOADING DETAILS MINEREP MINE REPORT MINESUM MINES COUNTERED SINCE LAST PERREP MISMIX MISSILE MIX MISORDER MISSILE FIRING ORDER- MISSION MISSION MEAN LINE OF ADVANCE MIAYAREA MINING AREA MLAYOPS TYPE OF MINELAYING OPERATIONS AND CONCEPT MLAYTIME DURATION OF MINELAYING OPERATION MLAYTRAN TRANSIT INFORMATION OF MINELAYING UNITS MLAYUNIT UNITS TAKING PART IN MINELAYING OPERATIONS MOPS MCM OPERATION IN PROGRESS MOVE MOVEMENTSON COMPLETION MPAMISSN MPA MISSIONS MTOT TOTAL NUMBERS OF MINES MUTINT PREVENTION OF MUTUAL INTERFERENCE MWOPS INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS PERTINENT TO MINE WARFARE OPERATIONS MZONE STATUS OF MINE ZONE

NATO AIR DEFENCE GROUND ENVIRONMENT (NADGE) DETAILS NAVDAM NAVIGATIONAL EQUIPMENT DAMAGE STATUS NAVDAT NAVIGATIONAL SYSTEMS AID DATA NAVHAZ NAVIGATIONAL HAZARDS IN THE CHANNEL NAVWARN NAVIGATIONAL WARNING HELD NGSASIG NGS SHIP ASSIGNMENT NGSFIRE NAVAL GUN FIRE SCHEDULED FIRE NGSZONE NAVAL GUN FIRE ZONES NOCOMMS NO COMMUNICATIONS

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OFFLOAD GENERAL SURFACE OFF-LOAD OYDEF OPERATIONAL DEFECTS OPSLIMIT OPERATIONAL LIMITATIONS OPTYPE TYPE OF MW OPERATION OTHTMETH OTHT METHOD

PBF PATROL BOATS FAST PERIOD PERIOD COVERED BY MESSAGE (TIME ZULU) PERREP PERIODICAL REPORT PERSDAM PERSONNEL CASUALITIES PERSDAT PERSONNEL DATA PlM POSITION AND INTENDED MOVEMENT PICKET PICKET PLAN OUTLINE OF PLAN POLLSEQ POLLING SEQUENCE INFORMATION PRECASUP PRE H-HOUR CLOSE AIR SUPPORT (CAS) OPERATIONS PREPLAN PREPLANNED REACTIONS/RESPONSES PROC MINELAYING PROCEDURE PROOFFREQ PROOF OF SUCCESS REQUIRED

RADARBCN RADAR BEACON PLAN FUiDARDAT RADAR AND IFF DATA RADIODAT NUMBERS OF TRANSMITTERS, TRANSCEIVERS AND RECEIVERS RASDAT REPLENISHMENT DATA RASTART START TIME OF RAS READINES DEGREE OF READINESS RECLEVEL RECOGNITION LEVEL RECPOL RECOGNITION POLICY REF REFERENCE REFPOINT REFERENCE POINTS RELIEVE POLICY FOR ESCORTS RELIEVING RELPOL RELEASE POLICY REPLDAT REPLENISHMENT SHIP DATA REPINST SPECIAL REPORTING INSTRUCTIONS RESCAP RESCUE CAP STATION DETAILS RETAIN RETENTION OF RESPONSIBILITIES BY THE OTC RHRSLDG REHEARSAL LANDING RHRLSPXD REHEARSAL LANDING PXD RISKEVAL NECESSARY INFORMATION FOR COMPUTERIZED RISK EVALUATION RLSECRIT WEAPON RELEASE CRITERIA RNDZVOUS RENDEZVOUS INSTRUCTIONS RPTYP REPORT TYPE RSTDAIR RESTRICTIVE AIR PLAN RSTDFIRE RESTRICTIVE FIRE PLAN

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SAIIGxaiD SAFE WORKING LOAD FOR RIG HIGH POINTS SAFESECT SAFETY SECTORS . SAGASIG SAG ASSIGNMENT SALVOGAP SALVO INTERVAL SALVOSIZ SALVO SIZE SAMALERT ALERT STATUS FOR SAM SYSTEMS SAR INFORMATION OR INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAR SASS INTENDED EMPLOYMENT OF OWN SAM IN SURFACE-TO-SURFACE MODE (SASS) SATCOM SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS SATCAT RESERVED AS SPARE SATDAT SATELLITE COMMUNICATION DATA SATWL SATELLITE WLNERABILITY SAUASIG SAU ASSIGNMENT SAUINST SAU INSTRUCTIONS SCRAMBLE SCRAMBLE AUTHORITY STATION SCREEN SCREEN INSTRUCTIONS- SCRNASIG SCREEN ASSIGNMENT SCRNCDR SCREEN COMMANDER SEAECH SEA ECHELON SENSORDEM SENSOR DAMAGE STATUS SECVDAT SECURE VOICE SYSTEMS SIAP SONOBUOY INTERFERENCE AVOIDANCE PLAN (SIAP) SOLIDREM SOLID CARGO REMAINING SOLIDREQ SOLID CARGO REQUIREMENTS SLOTHOLD SLOT BUOY HOLDINGS SONARDAT SONAR DATA SORTIE SORTIE DETAILS SPA SUBMARINE PATROL AREA (SPA) SPAREDEK SPAREDEK SHIP SPECINFO SPECIAL INFORMATION SPECINST SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS SPECTRK SPECIAL TRACK NUMBER SPEED OPERATIONAL AND STATIONING SPEED SPLYDAT SUPPLY DATA SSHORE FORCE SHIP-SHORE COMMUNICATIONS STARTPOS INITIAL POSITION STATRANS REPLENISHMENT SHIP TRANSFER STATION DETAILS STOFDIST STANDOFF DISTANCE STREAM TIDAL STREAM EFFECTS IN CHANNEL SUBASSET INTENDED EMPLOYMENT OF SUPPORTING SUBMARINES SUBAREA SUBMARINE ARJ3AS SUBMISSN SUBMARINE MISSIONS SUBSURV SUBMARINE SURFACE SURVEILLANCE

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- SUBTRU SUBMARINE TRU . SUCAP SURVEILLANCE CAP STATION DETAILS SURFAAW SURFACE AAW AND AD UNITS DETAILS SURFASLT SURFACE ASSAULT WAVES SURFPLAN SURFACE ACTION PLAN(S) SUPLFORM SUPPLYING SHIPS'S FORMATION SUPUNIT UNITS DETAILED FOR LOGISTIC SUPPORT SURFTRU SURFACE TARGET REPORTING UNIT SVOICE SECURE VOICE

TACANDAT TACAN DATA TACONDAM TACTICAL CONTROL SYSTEM DAMAGE STATUS TARCAP TARGET CAP STATION DETAILS TARGETEM TARGET EMITTERS TASKCPL MCM TASK COMPtETED TASKOP MCM TASK IN OPERATION TASKORG OWN TASK ORGANIZATION TASMISSN TOWED ARRAY SYSTEMS (TAS) MISSIONS TCHFLREQ TECHNICAL FLIGHT REQUIREMENT TCM TORPEDO COUNTERMEASURES TDAINFO TORPEDO DANGER AREA INFORMATION TDSDAT TACTICAL DATA SYSTEMS TDZINFO INFORMATION FOR ESTABISHING TORPEDO DANGER ZONE (TDZ) AND LIMITING LINES OF APPROACH (LLA) TERMDAT COMMUNICATION TERMINAL EQUIPMENT DATA TFBDCST TASK FORCE AND TASK GROUP BROADCAST(S) TFCCOMMS TASK FORCE COMMUNICATIONS TGTPRIOR TARGET PRIORITIES THREAT THREAT ASSESSMENT IN ORDER OF PRIORITY THREATEM THREAT EMITTER TNBLOCK TRACK NUMBER BLOCK ALLOCATION TORPEDO INTENDED EMPLOYMENTOF OWN TORPEDOES TRANSORD TRANSIT ORDER TRNFLREQ TRAINING FLIGHT REQUIREMENTS TRUPRIOR TRU PRIORITY

UNIDAT UNIT DATA UNITXD UNIT IDENTIFICATION

VERTINST VERTREP INSTRUCTIONS VERTRANS VERTREP TRANSFER DETAILS VERTREP VERTICAL REPLENISHMENT DATA VERTREQ VERTREP REQUIREMENTS VISIGNAL VISUAL SIGNALS IN OPERATION VSMISSN VS AIRCRAFT MISSIONS VISPOL VISUAL SIGNALLING POLICY

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UAITPOS WAITING POSITIONS WARNING WARNING IN EFFECT WEAPDAM WEAPON SYSTEM DAMAGESSTATUS WPNALERT FORCE WEAPONALERT STATE WPNCOORD WEAPON COORDINATION WPNDAT WEAPON LOAD DATA WPNEXPN WEAPON EXPENDITURE POLICY WPNTOT COORDINATION WEAPON TIME ON TARGET WPNZONE WEAPON DANGER AND SAFE AREAS

ZIPPAREA ZIPPO AREA

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UNCLASSIFIED Table 5-4 EXTAC 1006

5400. Duty TAblE (Table 5-4) .

1 - 9 (Not to be used)

10 Officer in Tactical Command (OTC) 11 Composite Warfare Commander (CWC) 12 Screen Commander (SC) 13 - 19 Spare

20 AAW Commander (AAWC) 21 Sector AAW Coordinator (SAAWC) 22 Local AAW Coordinator (LAAWC) 23 AAW Picket (WATCHDOG) 24 TOMCAT 25 - 29 Spare

30 ASW Commander (ASWC) 31 Sector ASW Comnander (SASWC) 32 Local ASW Commander (IJISWC) 33 Search and Attack Unit Commander (SAUC) 34 Spare 35 Submarine Element Coordinator (SEC) 36 - 39 Spare

40 ASUW Commander (ASUWC) 41 Sector ASUW Comnander (SASUWC) 42 Surface Action Group Commander (SAGC) 43 Helicopter Attack Group Commander (HAGC) 44 Senior Officer FPB (SOFPB) 45 Surface Picket 46 - 49 Spare

60 Supporting Arms Coordination Centre (SACC) 61 Tactical Air Coordination Centre (TACC) 62 Primary Control Ship (PSC). Specify beach colour 63 Secondary Control Ship (SCS). Specify beach colour 64 Helo Control Ship (HCS) 65 Helo Direction Centre (HDC)

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66 Boat Haven. Specify beach colour . 67 Primary Casualty Receiving and Evacuation Control Ship (PCRS) 68 Secondary Casualty Receiving and Evacuation Control Ship (SCRS) 69 Central Control Ship (CCS) 70 Direct Support Naval Gunfire Support Ship (DSNGSS) 71 General Support Naval Gunfire Support Ship (GSNGSS) 72 - 79 Spare DATA COMPIIATION 80 Force Track Coordinator Air (FTC-A) 81 Force Track Coordinator Subsurface (FTC-SS) 82 Force Track Coordinator Surface (FTC-S) 83 Grid Reference Unit (GRU) 84 - 99 Spare

AIR COORDINATION/CONTR0L 100 Air Coordinator (AC) 101 Force Marshaller (FM) 102 Air Resource Element Coordinator (AREC) 103 Helicopter Element Coordinator (HEC) 104 Helicopter Control Unit (HCU) 105 ASW arcraft Control Unit (ASWACU) 106 AAW Aircraft Control Unit (AAWACU) 107 Attack Aircraft Control Unit (AACU) 108 109 Air Control Unit (ACU) 110 Air Safety Cell (call EAGLE) 111 Air Safety Contact Cell (call FALCON) 112 - 119 Spare NOTE For standby duties use (S) when promulgating the duty list.

SPECIAL DUTIES 200 Airstrike Safety Ship (SAFETY CELL) 201 Ballistic Windfinding Guardship 202 Bathythermographic Guard 203 Consort 204 Control Ship 205 Deception Group Commander (DCGC) 206 Delivering Ship 207 Disabled Ship 208 Duty Carrier 209 Emergency Landing Carrier 210 Firing Ship

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211 Flank Marking or Rake Ship 212 Goalkeeper on HW OK Unit indicated 213 Host Ship 214 IFF Guardship 215 Illuminating Ship 216 Mainbody Group Commander (MBGC) 217 Man Overboard Recovery Ship 218 Medical Guard 219 Meteorological Guard 220 Military Guard 221 Net Control Station (NCS) (Circuit/Line) 222 Officer Conducting Exercise (OCE) 223 Officer Conducting Serial (OCS) 224 Physical Barrier (Between Unit indicated and Unit Bearing 1 225 Radar Guardship 226 Radar Picket 227 RADHAZ Relay 228 Radio Link (on Circuit 1 229 Ready Duty Ship 230 Receiving Ship 231 Recovery Ship 232 Replenishment Unit Guide 233 Rescue Destroyer (Station Number ) (Duration of Duty Hours)(Unit, on which to take Station, may indicated). Rescue Destroyer is to take Station when Carrier indicates Readiness to operate Aircraft. 234 Scene of Action Commander (SAC) 235 Search and Rescue (SAR) Ship 236 Senior Officer Present Afloat (SOPA) 237 TACAN Guard 238 Target Ship 239 Tattletale 240 Towing Ship 241 Underway Replenishment Group Commander (URGC) 242 Unit Responsibility for Surfacing the Submarine 243 Visual Communication Duty Ship for Ship alongside (or for ) 244 Visual Link between Ships indicated 245 Weapon-carrying Helicopter Standby Ship 246 Weather Balloon tracking Ship 247 248 249 250

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UNCLASSIFIED Teblc S-5 EXTAC 1006

5500. Standard Ship DeSignAtor SyStEn PfP glosSAry and DeSCRIPTION Of Ship DeSigNatorS (TaBle 5-5)

1 This comprehensive glossary of PfP naval and non-naval vessels is intended to serve as a standard guide for analysts, operators and planners in typing ships. Its opjective is to make possible valid comparison of the naval forces of all countries of the world by establishing common typing standards.

2 Within the limits of feasibilty, the type designators are based on current western world naval types. The glossary tends to stay with tradition. Where new designators have been devised, an effort has been made to make them self evident as possible by envolving them from traditional western roots. This guide lists basic ship type designators. Additional designators can be formed by appropriate use of suffixes. Care should be taken to avoid ambiguity.

3. The general rationale behind groupings is:

(a) Principal Surface Combatants. All surface combatant ships which are designed to operate on the high seas, often far from home bases.

(b) Submarines. All self-propelled submersible types with at least a residual combat capability.

(cl Amphibious Warfare Vessels. All ships and craft with a primary mission of amphibious warfare.

(d) Mine Warfare Vessels. All ships and craft with the primary function of mine warfare.

(d) Patrol Vessels. All surface patrol and attack vessels intended for use relatively near to the coast. While capable of operating on the high seas under some circumstances, they are not primarily designed for it. (f) River/Roadstead Patrol Vessels. All crafts which, by design, are intended for use in calm or sheltered waters. Under some circumstances, they could be encountered well out at sea. (Q1 Auxiliary Vessels. All non-combatant vessels under naval control employed in support of naval forces primarily on th high seas. (h) Service and Support Vessels. All non-combatant vessels under naval control not designed to operate at sea, though many can go to sea in some circumstances. Also includes crafts of any size which are non-self-propelled.

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(i) Designators and Titles of Vessels.

1. These ship designators are for use by-all PfP nations and commands for planning and reporting in PfP operations and exercises.

2. Basic designators consist of from 2 to 4 letters. Suffix letters may be taken from the following table in alpha- betical order and added to the basic designator to specify role and/or capabilities (but see note 2). Not more than 5 letters are to be used in any basic designator and suffix combination. Suffixes are not to be used with non-naval vessels.

SUFFIX MEANING

A. A unit equipped with force surface to surface (SSM) or underwater to surface (USM) guided missiles (Note l/3/4) C. A ship equipped with a critical angle towed array system (CATAS) D. A ship equipped with a depressed towed array system (DTAS) E. A unit for experimental purposes F. A ship other than CV type equipped with fixed wing aircraft G. A unit equipped with force surface to air guided missiles (SAM) (Note l/3/4) H. A ship equipped with helicopter(s) J. A unit that is either an air cushion or surface effect design K. A ship equipped with hydrofoilds L. A unit with minelaying capability (Note 5) M. A ship equipped with more than one force missile system i.e. SAM t SSM, SAM t SUM (Note l/3/4) N. A ship or submarine using nuclear propulsion (Note 2) Q. A unit configured for, or employed on, a Command, Control or Communication mission R. A unit equipped primarily to carry out radarpicket duties S. A unit with mInesweeping/minehunting capability (Note 5) T. A unit used primarily for training with a reduced operational capability U. A unit equipped with surface to underwater (SUM) or underwater to underwater (UUM) missile delivered force weapon (Note l/3/4) V. A ship equipped with variable depth sonar (VDS) W. A ship without organic helicopter(s) but equipped with a flight deck and limited helicopter facilities Z. Non self-propelled ship or craft

Notes: (1) Suffixes may be combined as required but suffix M should not be used with suffix A, G or U. (2) Suffix N, when used, is normally the last character. (3) A force weapon contributes to the overall force offensive and/or defensive posture. (4) The suffix G for US Navy Ships indicates a ship equipped with surface to air guided missiles (SAM) and does not exclude other systems (SSM and/or SUM). The US Navy does not use suffixes A, M or U to indicate missile systems. (5) To be used for vessels whose primary purpose is not mine warfare. UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 5 - 5 - 2 ORIGINAL UNCLASSIFIED Table 5-5 (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Type of Ship Basic Designator

1. Aircraft Carrier, General Aircraft Carrier, ASW Aircraft Carrier, VSTOL/Helicopter

2. Battleship, General BB

3. Cruiser, General cc

Cruiser, Guided Missile CG Cruiser, Helicopter CH Cruiser, Gun CA

4. Destroyer, General DD

Destroyer Escort DE

5. Frigate/Corvette, General FF

, Corvette FS 6. Submarine, General ss a. Strategic Submarines Submarine, Ballistic Missile SSb Submarine, Ballistic Missile Nuclear SSBW b. Attack Submarines Submarine, Attack Nuclear SSN Submarine, Attack Surface Missile SSG Submarine, Attack Surface Missile Nuclear SSGn Submarine, Patrol SSK Submarine, Coastal ssc

C. Miscellaneous Submarines Submarine, Auxiliary SSA

7. Amphibious Vessel, General LL

a. Amphibious Command Ship LCC Amphibious Cargo Ship LKA Amphibious Fire Support Ship LFS Amphibious General Assault Ship

Amphibious Assault Ship - Multi-Purpose LHD Amphibious Transport, Personnel LPA Amphibious Transport, Dock LPD Amphibious Assault Ship, Helicopter LPH

b. Landing Ship, Dock LSD Landing Ship, Logistic LSL Landing ship, Medium LSM Landing Ship, Tank LST Landing Ship, Vehicle LSV

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Type of Ship Basic Designator

C. Landing Craft, Mechanised LCM Landing Craft, Personnel LCP Landing Craft, Personnel, Large LCPL Landing Craft, Swimmer Support LCW Landing Craft, Utility LCU Landing Craft, Vehicle/Personnel LCVP Landing Craft, Air Cushion LCAC

8. Mine Warfare Vessel, General MM

a. Minecountermeasures Support Ship MCS Minecountermeasures Vessel, Hovercraft MCJ Minecountermeasures Vessel, Diving MCD Minecountermeasures Ship, General MCM

b. Minehunter, General Minehunter, Ocean Minehunter, Coastal Minehunter, Inshore Minehunter, Auxiliary

C. Minehunter/Sweeper, General Minehunter/Sweeper, Ocean Minehunter/Sweeper, Coastal

d. Minelayer, General ML Minelayer, Coastal MLC Minelayer, Inshore ML1 Minelayer, Ocean Minelayer, River Minelayer, Auxiliary Minelayer, Support Ship

e. Minesweeper, General MS Minesweeper, Fleet MSF Minesweeper, Ocean MS0 Minesweeper, Coastal MSC Minesweeper, Inshore MS1 Minesweeper, River MSR Minesweeper, Boat MSB Minesweeper, Auxiliary MSA Minesweeper, Drone MSD Minesweeper, Coastal, with Drone MSCD Minesweeper, Special Device MSS

9. Patrol Vessel, General PP

a. Patrol Ship, General PG Patrol Ship, ASW PGS Patrol Ship, Icebreaker PGB Patrol Ship, Fast PGF

b. Patrol Subchaser, General PC Patrol Subchaser, Fast PCF Patrol Coastal, Escort PCE

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Type of Ship Basic Designator

C. Patrol Boat, General * PB Patrol Boat, Fast PBF Patrol Boat, Fire Support PBS Patrol Boat, River/Roadstead PBR

d. Patrol/Torpedo Boat PT

e. Patrol Combatant, Guided Missile PHEI 10. Miscellaneous Combatants Monitor Monitor, River

11. Special Warfare Craft

Special Warfare Craft, Light SWCL

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Non-CoMbatant/Auxiliazy ShipS .

Type of Ship Basic Designator

1. Naval Auxiliary Ships

Auxiliary Type Ship, General AA Auxiliary Miscellaneous AG Aircraft Repair Ship ARV Auxiliary Aircraft Landing Training Ship AVT Ammunltlon Ship AE Ammunltlon Ship, Small AEL Ammunltlon Transport AET Ammunltron Transport, Small AETL Auxlllary Flag or Command Ship AGF Auxiliary Minewarfare Support Ship ACM Barracks Ship APB Buoy Tender ABU Buoy Tender, Heavy Lift ABUD

Cable/Net Laying Ship ANL Cable Ship ARC Cargo Ship (Naval) AK Cargo Ship, Light (Naval) AKL Cargo Ship, RoRo (Naval) AKR Combat Stores Ship AFS Combat Support Ship, Fast AOE - Destroyer Tender AD Distilling Ship (Naval)

Hospital Ship AH

Icebreaker AGB Icebreaker, Small AGBL Intelligence Collector AGI Light Ship AM Missile Support Ship Missile Range Intrumentation Ship AGM

Oceanographic Research Ship AGOR Oceanographic Research Ship, Polar AGOB Oil Tanker, General A0 Oiler Transport AOT Oiler Transport, Small AOTL Oiler Replenishment AOR Oiler Replenishment, Small (Naval) AORL Oiler, Small (Naval) AOL

Patrol/Torpedo Boat Support Ship Tender AGP Personnel Transport AP Radar Picket Ship, Unarmed AGR Radiological Liquid Ship AOSR Repair Ship AR Repair Ship, Small ARL Research Ship AGE UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 5 - 5 - 6 ORIGINAL U?KLASSIFIED gable S-S (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Type of Ship Basic Designator

Salvage Ship . ARS Salvage Ship, Lifting ARSD Space Vehicle Recovery Ship ASVR Special Liquid Ship AOS Stores Ship AF Stores Ship, Issue (Naval) AKS Stores Ship, Issue small (Naval) AKSL Stores Ship, small Submarine Rescue Ship ASR Submarine Tender As Submarine Tender, Small ML Survey Ship AGS Survey Ship, Polar AGSA Survey Ship, Coastal AGSC

Training Ship, (Naval) Ax Training Ship, Small (Naval) AXL Training Ship, Sail (Naval) AXS Tug, Oceangoing, Auxiliary ATA Tug, Oceangoing, Rescue ATR Tug, Oceangoing or Ship Salvage/Rescue ATS Water Tender (Naval)

2. Service and Support Vessels

a. Barges

Barge, Fuel Oil YO Barge, Gasoline YOG Barge, Heating YHT Barge, Nuclear Ship Support YRNS Barge, Oil Storage YOS Barge, Pontoon Storage YPK Barge, Radiological Repair YRR Barge, Repair and Bearthig YRB Barge, Salvage YRST Barge, Special Liquid YOM Barge, Submersible Oil Storage YOSS Barge, Water Yw

Floating Crane YD Floating Dredge YM Floating Pile Driver YPD Floating Power Barge YFP Floating Target YGT

Floating Workshop YR b. Dry Dock

Dry Dock Floating, Open, Large YFDB Dry Dock Floating, Open, Medium YFDM Dry Dock Floating, Open, Small YFDL

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Type of Ship Basic Designator

Dry Dock Floating, Closed, Large YRDB Dry Dock Floating, Closed, Medium YRDM Dry Dock Floating, Closed, Small YRDL

C. Lighters

Lighter, Ammunition YE Lighter, Covered YF Lighter, Covered, Dry Dock Companion YFC Lighter, covered, Refrigerated YPR Lighter, Open YC Lighter, Torpedo Transport YET

d. Tugs

Tug, Harbor YT Tug, Harbor, large YTB Tug, Harbor, medium Yml Tug, Harbor, small YTL

l . Service and Support Craft

Connnand Craft Miscellaneous YAGF Service Craft, Hiscellaneuos YAG Drone Aircraft, Catapult, Control Craft Yv Gate Craft YNG Harbor Patrol Craft YP Harbor Utility Craft YN Missile Support Craft YAM Net Cargo Craft YNC Salvage Lift Craft YLC Seaplane Service Craft ws Tank Cleaning Craft YRG

Target Service Craft YAGT Torpedo Retriever Craft YPT Cable Tender Yard Craft YRC Diving Tender YM Net Tender, Boom YNT f. Miscellaneous

Ambulance Boat m Ferry Boat YFB Fire/Rescue Boat, Smail YTR Launch Y?L Yacht YAC Submersible, Rescue YSR Submersible, Research YSG Vessel Degaussing YDG

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Txe of Ship Basic De8ignator

1. Merchant Ships Hcrchant Ship, Gtncral Merchant Ship, Dredger Herchant Ship, Bulk Carrier Merchant Ship, Cable Layer Merchant Ship, Car/Passenger Ferry Merchant Ship, Container (Non-self suataintd) Htrchant Ship, Container (Self-sustained) Herchant Ship, Distilling Htrchant Ship, Dry Cargo, Break Bulk Merchant Ship, Heavy Lift Htrchant Ship, Icebreaker Htrchant Ship, Inland Waterway Htrchant Ship, Lash Herchant Ship, Liquid Htrchant Ship, Meteorological Htrchant Ship, Passenger Htrchant Ship, Railroad Car Perry Htrchant Ship, Rtf rigtrattd Htrchant Ship, Rtpltnishmtnt, Oiler Merchant Ship, Rtpltnishmtnt, Oiler, small Htrchant Ship, Ro/Ro Mtrchant Ship, Scientific Rtstarch/Survty Httchant Ship, Scabtt Htrchant Ship, Space/Hissilt associated Merchant Ship, sptcial Liquids Wtrchant Ship, Tanker Merchant Ship, Training Merchant Ship, Water Tender Mrchant Tug Merchant Tug, Oceangoing Rescue Htrchant Tug, Oceangoing Salvage 2. Fisheries

Fishing Vessel, General N Fisghing Factory Ship Tu? Fishing Base Ship TUB Fishing Vessel, Inspection NI Fishing Vettel, Refrigerated TUR Fishing Vessel, Training TUT Fisherties Research Ship Tus Fishing Vessel, Whale Catcher TUC Whale Factory Ship Tuw

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Type of Ship Basic Designator

3. Hovercraft Hoverctaft, General TJ Hovercraft, Ferry TJF Hovercraft, Transport/Cargo TJC Hovercraft, Scientific Research/Survey TJGS Hovercraft, Icebreaker TJGB

4. Submersibles Submersible, General TS Submersible, Research TSG Submersible, Rescue TSR

UNCLASSIFIED 1006 - 5 - 5 - 10 ORIGINAL Tahla 5-6 EKTAC 1006

5600. yiaoelltaeo8u ship cobs (Table 5-C) . Ship Type COdt Explanation ------

Bulk Cargo BLK Htrchant ship designed to carry bulk cargo. (Bulk cargo ia conposed of fret flowing articles such as grain, coal, ore, etc.1

Dry Cargo CGO Htrchant ship deaigntd to carry dry bulk cargo. (Break bulk cargo is defined as a cargo composed of miactllantoua goods in units of weights, bitt. condition, nttUrt and class.)

Liquid Cargo TKR Merchant ship (tanker) dtaigntd to carry liquid or gaata in bulk.

Patatngtr PAS Herchant ship designtd primtrily for the carriage of persona.

Fish Catcher FSR Fishing vessel dtaigntd to catch and/or proctaa fish.

Factory E-AC Fishing vtaael designed to process fish catch. cargo (Fishing) CGF Ship designed primtrily to provide logiatictl support to fishing vtaatla.

TUG Non-naval ship deaigntd to provide tug and towing support to other ships.

Training TRN Non-naval ship dtaigntd for the purpote of training merchant and fiahing fleet ptraonntl.

Research RES Non-naval ship designed to conduct oceanographic, hydromtteorologiul, and fiaherfta rtattrcb.

Icebreaker ICE Non-naval ship dtaigntd to provide ice breaking services.

Space Event SPA Non-naval ship designed to conduct space event aupport optrttiona.

Refrigerator RE? Ship designed to carry rtfrigtrattd cargo in support of fishing fleet operations.

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Ship Type Code Explanation ______mme----..------.

Service Craft svc Non-naval ship designed to provide service functions.

Other 07% Non-naval ship not otherwise categorized. (Explain in free text set.)

Container CTR Merchant ship designed to carry containerized cargo.

Roll-On/Roll-Off ROL Merchant ship designed to carry rolling vehicles and using ramps for load/offload.

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4-2-l to 4-2-4 ORIGINAL 4-2-5 ORIGINAL REVERSE BLANK

4-3-l to 4-3-2 ORIGINAL 4-3-3 ORIGINAL REVERSE BLANK

4-4-1 to 4-4-2 ORIGINAL

4-5-I. to 4-5-6 ORIGINAL

4-6-l to 4-6-4 ORIGINAL

4-7-l to 4-7-2 ORIGINAL 4-7-3 ORIGINAL REVERSE BLANK

UNCLASSIFIED LEP - 1 ORIGINAL (REVERSE BLANK)

UNCLASSIFIED LICR (cont'd) EXTAC 1006

Plrgr Nudmr Bffeatitrr Pagm -km . 5-1 ORIGINAL REVERSE BLANK

5-2-l to s-2-32 ORIGINAL S-2-33 ORIGIANL REVERSE BLANK S-3-1 to 5-3-8 ORIGINAL 5-3-9 ORIGINAL REVERSEBLANK 5-4-l to S-4-2 ORIGINAL s-4-3 ORIGINAl. REVERSE BLANK s-s-1 to 5-5-10 ORIGINAL

5-6-l to 5-6-2 ORIGINAL

LEP-1 ORIGINAL REVERSE BLANK

LEP-2 ORIGINAL REVERSEBLANK

UNCLASSIFIED LEP - 2 ORIGINAL HUWlZiULBUWK)

UNCLASSIFIED

EXTAC 1006

UNCLASSIFIED