Dd Form 2810 - Personnel Recovery Debriefing Statement
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1PERSONNEL RECOVERY DEBRIEFING STATEMENT
It is in the interest of the United States that missing persons who are returned to the control of the United States provide the
fullest possible disclosure of information during their absence.
To ensure the fullest possible disclosure, the information you provide during the debriefing will be safeguarded to the maximum
extent possible. Only those agencies that have a true "need to know" will have access to this information.
The information that you provide during the debriefing will be treated in the following manner:
If your debriefing report contains non-derogatory information about the status and whereabouts of someone else who is still a
missing person (either named or unnamed), the Secretary of your armed force will prepare an extract of that non-derogatory
information and place it in the file of that missing person named in your debriefing report. However, prior to placement in that file,
you will have an opportunity to review the extract. Furthermore, information contained in any extract will be designed to protect your
identity. The information in the extract will be made reasonably accessible to the missing persons' primary next of kin, members of
the immediate family, and any person previously designated by the missing person to receive information about his or her
whereabouts and status.
Classified information that you provide concerning your experiences may not be published or released to the public in any form,
even after you separate from government service. The Reintegration Team Chief will ensure that you understand what constitutes
classified information.
The Joint Personnel Recovery Agency (JPRA) will assess and analyze the debriefing material for personnel recovery lessons
learned and training value, and will publish analyses for dissemination to those who have a "need to know" as lessons learned or
training aids. This information may also be used to assist in future personnel recovery operational planning and similar activities.
Selected JPRA-published analyses do contain the names of isolated personnel and are disseminated to the appropriate Survival,
Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE) training institutions for use in the lessons learned process. Other analyses will not have
the individual's name attached. All debrief material is subject to the handling procedures in the Privacy Act.
JPRA archives all original recordings and transcripts of the debrief. Along with yourself, only JPRA, Defense Prisoner of War/
Missing Personnel Office, and those personnel with a documented "need to know" are permitted to review the un-redacted original
debriefing materials. JPRA will release these materials for review to appropriate individuals or organizations when security
clearances and a "need to know" have been validated.
Information provided during the course of your debrief will not immunize you against potential acton for criminal misconduct you
may have committed.
PRIVACY ACT STATEMENT
AUTHORITY: 5 U.S.C. section 552a; 10 U.S.C. section 1506; 18 U.S.C. sections 794 and 798; E.O. 9397; DoD 5200.1R,
paragraph C.10.1.6.
PRINCIPAL PURPOSE(S): To aid in personnel recovery, SERE training, operational planning, verification of treatment under
Geneva Conventions by captors, and reintegration of returned personnel.
ROUTINE USE(S): Information may be provided to organizations and institutions, on a "need to know" basis, to benefit their
personnel recovery capabilities.
DISCLOSURE: Disclosure is voluntary. However, failure to furnish requested information may impede DoD efforts to assist you
during the reintegration process.
1. GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE
2. RETURNEE
a. SIGNATURE
a. SIGNATURE
b. NAME (Last, First, Middle Initial)
b. NAME (Last, First, Middle Initial)
c. RANK AND SERVICE
c. RANK AND SERVICE
d. ORGANIZATION
d. ORGANIZATION
e. DATE (YYYYMMDD)/LOCATION
DD FORM 2810, OCT 2006
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