INSCOM on OPFOR Reconnaissance and Targeting of Company HQ

[CPL Price]

TOP SECRET // REL TO USA

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
DEFENSE PENTAGON, WASHINGTON, DC

05 SEPTEMBER 20

NSLA INTELLIGENCE ON THE LEADERSHIP OF A. Com., 1st Btn., 506th IR


(S) During a mission conducted by Task Force Bravo, A Company recovered troubling signs of the NSLA's growing knowledge of the BLUFOR leadership elements. Divisional S-2 has translated the documents and notices have been passed down to A. Company, 1^st Battalion, 506^th IR, 101^st ID.


(S) Pulled from a trashed hard-drive inside an NSLA HQ building, this imagery was captured via OPFOR aerial reconnaissance - most likely via UAV. Due to the damaged nature of the hard-drive, data recovery was only partial; altitude, bearing and distance confirm the area seen on the video is RAVENSWORTH Airbase. It focuses on Company leadership during a debrief after OWT 07-20. It is likely that the enemy possesses more imagery of this sort.



Recovered NSLA drone footage

ALPHA COMPANY HVI dossiers


(S) The NSLA appears to have strung together a complex description of ALPHA COMPANY's top brass, their general attributes, and their modus operandi. Whether it was gathered using past intelligence of the 506^th in the region or by NSLA's own means, the following information proves OPFOR to have much more sophisticated intelligence and reconnaissance capabilities than previously anticipated. Attached alongside the photos are the translations of the OPFOR documents.

[MARKED "TOP SECRET"] Name: Drumheller, Jason Rank: Captain (NATO RANK: OF-2) Role: Commanding Officer, Company A, 1 Battalion, 506th Infantry Regiment G-2 Notes: - Experienced officer. - Has fought in Chernarus once before. - Leads from the front. - Often has a USAF JTAC element close-by. - When operating in conjunction with vehicles search for the 4-wheeled khaki command vehicle. - Commonly armed with an M4 w/M320 Grenade Launcher. G-3's Orders: - Priority: CAPTURE ALIVE - Secondary: KILL [ATTACHED PICTURE OF CPT DRUMHELLER, UNKNOWN SOURCE]

[MARKED "TOP SECRET"] Name: Tell, Bill Rank: 1LT (NATO Rank: OF-1) Role: Executive Officer, Company A, 1st Battalion, 506th Infantry Regiment G-2 Notes: - Meticulous in command of a field element. - Often has a JTAC element and a mortar element nearby. - Known for preference towards indirect fire from air assets and mortars. - When operating in conjunction with vehicles search for the 4-wheeled khaki command vehicle. - Commonly armed with an M4 w/M320 Grenade Launcher. G-3 Orders: - Priority: CAPTURE ALIVE - Secondary: KILL [ATTACHED PICTURE OF 1LT TELL, SOURCED FROM FOUND CIVILIAN PHONE]

[MARKED "TOP SECRET"] Name: McCoy, Lex Rank: 1SG (NATO Rank: OR-8) Role: Company 1SG, Company A, 1st Battalion, 506th Infantry Regiment G-2 Notes: - As a US Army 1SG he is the backbone of the enlisted ranks in his company. - Relatively new to the role of Company 1SG. - Primary trainer of all Company A personnel. - So-far unknown command style, will advise on new developments. G-3 Instructions: - Priority: KILL - Secondary: CAPTURE ALIVE

(S) Additional video content was found on the recovered disk drive. This video is a close-up of Alpha Company's Executive Officer, 1LT Tell, during combat. It is likely that the video was taken by a civilian. As such, S-2 believes OPFOR may increase their inclination to deploy civilians to capture footage of the 506^th during combat, in order to analyse BLUFOR strategies and commanding officers. Given the increased sniper activity in the AO, S-2 is concerned that OPFOR might be trying to acquire facial ID for their marksmen.



Found footage sourced by the enemy from a civilian phone

(S) S-2 concludes that OPFOR's reconnaissance capabilities signify their likely intent to target Company HQ.


Classified By: S-2 Operations Command
Reason: 1.4(a)
Declassify On: 20300905

END REPORT

TOP SECRET // REL TO USA