DEBRIEF

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1. mission debriefs are' usually reliable reports of firsthand observations of an area or areas. (FO 3092)

2. when the Operations Officer is satisfied that he has completed the mission, the mission is complete as far as he can make it complete, it then goes to debrief who assembles all reports from all the members of the mission and then the summary report is drawn up by the debriefing officer. In other words everybody on the mission is debriefed. All the reports written go to the Debrief Officer. (6802C28SO)

3. in debriefing, no set questionnaire may be employed. No robot sequence of questions will ever apply to all missions. A debrief is composed of specifically three things: (1) finding out the purpose of a mission, (2) finding out results of a mission, (3) finding out recommendations of a mission. (FO 674) 4. on return, a mission is debriefed by Division 6. It turns over all its photographs, documents and records to Division 6 and its finance receipts to Division 3. Debriefing is done by tape recorder and notes by a Division 6 person at once on mission return. Missions may not recount a mission to others before debrief. The debrief is by exact questionnaire prepared by Division 2. (FO 228)