The Importance of Joint Personnel Recovery

The soldier has got to have detailed plans of what he's going to do if it goes wrong so that the recovery forces can anticipate his movements. There's got to be a system in place to identify him, you know, photographs, fingerprints, even DNA swabs and all that. The seer fits into his normal training. He takes everything he already knows, puts it all together to get to a position of safety where he can then be rescued. And bringing that to the civilian world, that's what we're trying to do here. All you've got to do is tell them where you are or follow the set of procedures.