SAVANNAH FIELD OFFICE 308th MI BATTALION
- 902d MI GROUP
- 17 pages
- For Official Use Only
- March 23, 2010
THE ARMY’S SAEDA PROGRAM
REGULATORY GUIDANCE
1. Directed by Army Regulation 381-12, titled Subversion and Espionage Directed Against the Army (SAEDA)”
2. Directs “all members of the Army, Military and Civilian, be knowledgeable of their reporting responsibilities under this regulation… This has been mandated by the President of the United States in National Security Decision Directive 197”
3.Requires that all Army Personnel Receive a Current SAEDA Briefing at least on an Annual Basis
4.ALARACT 322-2009
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Radicalization Process “Insider Threat”
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PRE-RADICALIZATION
Pre-Radicalization is Largely Influenced by Internal and External Factors Unique to the Individual. There are Four Distinct Motivations:
–Jilted Believer –Internal Frustration and Dissatisfaction with the Current Belief System Leads to a Change in Belief Systems.
–Belief Reinterpretation –The Individual Alters his Belief System through Introspection and Evaluation.
–Protest Conversion –Stems from Economic, Social, or Political Deprivation that Leads to a Change of Belief Systems as a Solution to the Deprivation.
–Acceptance Seeking –Individuals with Weak Social Ties Seek the Solidarity and Sense of Belonging that Extremist Groups Provide.10 KEY INDICATORS OF POTENTIAL INSIDER THREATS
1.Advocating Violence, the Threat of Violence, or Use of Force to Achieve Goals that are Political, Religious, or Ideological in Nature.
2.Advocating Support for International Terrorist Organizations or Objectives.
3.Providing Financial or Other Material Support to a Terrorist Organization or to Someone Suspected of Being a Terrorist.
4.Association with or Connections to Known or Suspected Terrorists.
5.Repeated Expression of Hatred and Intolerance of American Society, Culture, Government, or Principles of the U.S. Constitution.
6.Repeated Visiting or Browsing of Internet Websites that Promote of Advocate Violence Directed Against the United States of U.S. Forces, or that Promote International Terrorism or Terrorist Themes without Official Sanction in the Performance of Duties.
7.Expressing an Obligation to Engage in Violence in Support of International Terrorism or Inciting Others to do the Same.
8.Purchasing Bomb Making Materials or Obtaining Information about the Construction of Explosives.
9.Active Attempts to Encourage Others to Violate Laws, Disobey Lawful Orders or Regulations, or Disrupt Military Activities.
10.Family Ties to Known or Suspected International Terrorist or Terrorist Supporters.
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DO:
•Be Observant & Attentive
•Remember Details about People, Places, Conversations, and Vehicles (Including License Plate Numbers)
•Act Non-Committal and Ask for Time to Think Over Any Offers
•Report the Incident Only to US Army Intelligence Special AgentsDO NOT:
•Try to Investigate the Incident on Your Own
•Commit Yourself to Anything
•Discuss the Incident or Your Suspicions with Anyone Except US Army Intelligence Special Agents
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