Conduct a Presence Patrol Reviews
Interaction with Civilians and Other Forces
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&pageText=During a presence patrol, you may interact with local or foreign civilians, including law enforcement and government officials, and other coalition or allied forces in the area. Act in a manner that does not incite aggression against U. S. or allied forces. Click the buttons for more information about interaction, then click the MORE button to see information concerning force protection measures.& &label1=Intelligence& &label2=Awareness& &popText1=Use the patrol's human intelligence collector (Military Intelligence personnel) and other intelligence collection techniques that may be available.& &popText2=The patrol must maintain situational awareness of local activities, civilians, military forces, and other potential threats to its security.& &moreInfo=NOTE: Due to the interaction the patrol may have with the local civilians and other personnel along the route, progressive levels of force protection may be necessary. You must maintain situational awareness of the local activities, civilians, military forces, and other potential threats to the patrol.& &textPosition=top& &enableBtns=more&
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