INTERROGATION OPERATIONS

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• Publication Date: July 7, 2015

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(U) Interrogation Operations
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Contents
� 1 (U) Introduction to HUMINT Interrogation Operations
� 1.1(U) Define Human Intelligence
� 1.2 (U) Define Interrogation
� 2 (U) Approved Interrogation Approaches
� 2.1(U) 1. Direct Approach -
� 2.2 (U) 2. Incentive Approach -
� 2.3 (U) Emotional Approaches -
� 2.4 Only with Unlawful Combatants
� 2.5 Special Approval Needed
� 3 (U) Approach Strategies
� 4 (U) Types of Interrogation Operations
� 5 (U) Interrogation Training Opportunities
� 6 References
(U) Introduction to HUMINT Interrogation Operations
(U) HUMINT interrogation operations is part of the HUMINT collection process, which deals with many
elements from Human Source Operations to interrogations of detainees, enemy prisoners of war, unlawful
enemy combatants... (U) HUMINT interrogation is the systematic process of using approved interrogation
approaches to question a captured or detained person to obtain reliable information to satisfy intelligence
requirements, consistent with applicable law and policy.111
(U) Define Human Intelligence
(U) Human Intelligence (HUMINT) The collection by a trained HUMINT collector of foreign information
from people and multimedia to identify elements, intentions, composition, strength, dispositions, tactics,
equip- ment, and capabilities.I21
�(U) Define Interrogation
(U) Approved Interrogation Approaches
(U) I. Direct Approach -
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(U) 2. Incentive Approach -
(U) Emotional Approaches -
� Emotional Love
� Emotional Hate
� Fear Up
� Fear Down
� Pride and Ego Up
� Pride and Ego Down
� Futility
� We Know All
� File and Dossier
� Establish Your Identity
� Repetition
� Rapid Fire
� Silence
� Change of Scenery
Only with Unlawful Combatants
� Mutt and Jeff{31
� False Flag
Special Approval Needed
� Separation
(U) Approach Strategies
Approach strategies are as varied as there are interrogators. While working within the applicable laws and
doctrine, each interrogator constructs a strategy that is unique to a specific detainee based on but not
limited to factors such as circumstances of capture, captured documents, timescale of detention before a
decision needs to be reached about retain or release of the detainee, number of other detainees captured and
information produced from them thus far and PIR and IR for the given Area of Operations. Also, the
interrogator's level of experience and knowledge of the culture of the detainee play a large part in the
effectiveness of any approach strategy.
(U) Types of Interrogation Operations
(U) Interrogation Training Opportunities
(U) 35M10, which is offerred to Army personnel at Ft. Huachucha, AZ; Ft. Devens, MA; Camp Williams,
UT; (U) Interrogation Refresher Course: is a 2 week resident course, taught at Western Army Reserve
Intelligence Support Center. This course is also part of MI Foundry Training (U) Joint Interrogation...
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References
I. I FM 2-22.3 Human Intelligence Collector Operations.
2. T IM 2-U intelligence
3- 1 MNF-I Policy 07-01
FM 2-22.3
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