Army Counterintelligence Southeast Region Site

Army Counterintelligence Southeast Region

Mission

Utilizing all approved Counterintelligence activities, Army Counterintelligence Southeast Region will identify, deny, disrupt and dominate (ID3) foreign intelligence entity collection efforts. Additional focus will be applied to Army Modernization Priorities, Critical Infrastructure and Potential for Violence.

Contact

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706-545-2827 | 706-545-2828 | 706-545-2848
24 hour number: (240) 856-5349

Location: Building 9003, 8690 Watkins Avenue, Fort Benning, Georgia 31905

WHAT IS YOUR OBLIGATION TO REPORT?

Personnel subject to the UCMJ who fail to comply with the reporting requirements of Army Regulation 381-12 Threat Awareness and Reporting Program (TARP) are subject to punishment under the UCMJ, as well as to adverse administrative or other adverse action authorized by applicable provisions of the USC or Federal regulations.

Personnel not subject to the UCMJ who fail to comply with the reporting requirements of Army Regulation 381-12 are subject to adverse administrative action or criminal prosecution as authorized by applicable provisions of the USC or Federal regulations.

REPORTING DOS AND DON’TS

DO:

Report imminent threats to law enforcement immediately
Be observant, attentive, and remain calm
Take notes following the incident to help remember relevant details
If propositioned, act noncommittal and unalarmed

DON’T:

Investigate on your own
Commit to anything with the individual or group
Impede or interfere with the reporting process (specifically Commanders, Leaders, and/or Security Managers)
Fabricate a report; this is a violation of UCMJ Article 107 and Title 18 USC Section 1001, False Official Statement

NOTIFY COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE OF THE FOLLOWING INDICATORS:

ESPIONAGE

Unreported/unusual foreign connections
Unreported/unusual foreign travel
Attempting to expand access to information
Unusual work behavior
Financial matters, lavish displays of wealth
Soliciting others for information outside “need to know”
Greed or financial need

TERRORISM

Supporting the unlawful use of force or violence
Receiving/providing funds to/from foreign groups, charities, or financial institutions
Social networking, advocating, training

INSIDER THREAT

Greed or financial issues
Anger or revenge
Problems at work
Sympathizing or identifying with extremist ideology
Divided loyalty