AO OVERWATCH : ALLIED FORCE

Your Group

Own group profile & OPSEC posture

Partner Registry

Allied group roster & trust tiers

Vetting & Onboard

Criteria, probation, exit procedures

Capability Matrix

Cross-group skills & resources grid

Mutual Aid Agreement

Formal MAG charter instrument

Comms Plan

Inter-group SOI & net schedule

Rally Points

Link-up sites & support zones

OPSEC Framework

MAG security architecture

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Generate Docs

Charter, matrix card, SOI card

MODULE 01 · ALLIED FORCE

Your Group Profile

Your group's information as it appears in the MAG agreement — informative but not operationally compromising.

This is the profile you share with prospective partners. Fill in what you would disclose — general location only, no grid coordinates. Capabilities lists should reflect what you can reliably provide, not aspirational goals. This data feeds the MAG Charter signature block and Capability Matrix.

Group Identity

Group Designation / Callsign

Formation Date (approx.)

General AO Location

General region only — no specific address, grid, or GPS.

Approximate Group Size

Leadership Structure

Primary Leader / Callsign

Secondary Leader / XO Callsign

MAG Liaison / Comms Lead Callsign

Command Structure Type

Primary Capabilities

Strengths — What Your Group Does Well

Known Limitations

Honest limitations build trust and prevent partners from relying on capabilities you don't have.

Resources (Shareable)

Comms Equipment

Medical Capability

Transportation

Food Production Capacity

OPSEC Posture

Social Media / Public Profile

Location OPSEC Level

Additional OPSEC Notes

MODULE 02 · ALLIED FORCE

Partner Group Registry

One entry per allied group — designation, capability overview, and trust tier classification.

Each partner group gets one entry. Use callsigns or designations only — never full names in this record. Trust tiers: Tier 1 = full mutual aid commitment · Tier 2 = limited cooperation · Tier 3 = information sharing only.

+ ADD PARTNER GROUP

MODULE 03 · ALLIED FORCE

Vetting & Onboarding

The process for bringing a new group into the MAG — criteria, probation, information tiering, and exit procedures.

Most informal MAGs fail not from attack, but from poor vetting — bringing in someone who turns informant, has addiction issues, or simply doesn't share values. Define your standards now, in writing, before the crisis. This module produces a section of the MAG Charter covering the onboarding process.

Vetting Criteria

Minimum Requirements for Consideration

Evaluation Criteria

Automatic Disqualifiers

Be specific. Vague disqualifiers cause disputes. Document what ends a relationship before it starts.

Probationary Period

Probation Duration

Probationary Trust Tier

Information Sharing by Stage

STAGE 1

Initial Contact / Inquiry

What information is shared at this stage?

STAGE 2

Active Vetting / Probationary Period

What information is shared during vetting?

STAGE 3

Full MAG Membership (Post-Probation)

What information is shared after full admission?

Red Flags & Exit Procedures

Red Flags That Would End a Relationship

Exit Procedure — Removing a Group Safely

A clean exit protects both groups. Define this before you need it.

MODULE 04 · ALLIED FORCE

Capability Matrix

Cross-group skills and resources grid — who to call for which need.

Rate each group across all capability categories. NONE = no capability · BASIC = limited/untrained · CAPABLE = trained, functional · EXPERT = highly trained, can teach others. This grid becomes a laminated reference card.

GROUP	MEDICAL TRAUMA	SECURITY TACTICAL	COMMS SIGNALS	MECH ENGINEER	AG / FOOD PRODUCTION	HEAVY EQUIP	TRANSPORT	SPECIAL SKILLS
YOUR GROUP
PARTNER GROUP 1
PARTNER GROUP 2

Notes / Special Skills Detail

Special Skills Breakdown (LEO / Military / Fire / EMS by Group)

MODULE 05 · ALLIED FORCE

Mutual Aid Agreement

The legal and operational core. This module generates the formal MAG Charter instrument.

Complete all ten clauses. Output is a formal printed instrument suitable for signing — Courier New, numbered paragraphs, classification-style headers. Write plain language your group leaders can read and understand without a lawyer.

CLAUSE 1 OF 10

Activation Conditions

What events trigger this agreement?

CLAUSE 2 OF 10

Response Obligations

What does each party commit to provide?

CLAUSE 3 OF 10

Limitations

What are parties NOT obligated to do?

CLAUSE 4 OF 10

Duration

Agreement Term

Review Frequency

CLAUSE 5 OF 10

Command Structure

Who leads joint operations?

CLAUSE 6 OF 10

Resource Sharing Rules

What gets shared, what stays organic?

CLAUSE 7 OF 10

Liability and Risk

Each group accepts risk for their own members

CLAUSE 8 OF 10

Modification Process

How does the agreement get amended?

CLAUSE 9 OF 10

Exit Clause

How does a group leave without burning the relationship?

CLAUSE 10 OF 10

Dispute Resolution

What happens when groups disagree?

Signature Blocks

SIGNATORY — YOUR GROUP

Printed Name / Callsign

Title / Role

SIGNATORY — PARTNER GROUP

Printed Name / Callsign

Title / Role

MODULE 06 · ALLIED FORCE

Inter-Group Comms Plan

MAG-specific SOI — shared frequencies, authentication, net schedule, and compromise protocols.

This is a separate SOI from each group's internal COMMS MATRIX — used only for inter-group communication. Output is a compact laminated card each MAG member carries. Keep these frequencies distinct from your internal primary frequencies for OPSEC.

Shared Frequencies

Primary Frequency (MHz)

Mode

Tone / CTCSS

Primary Usage

Alternate Frequency (MHz)

Mode

Tone / CTCSS

Alternate Usage

Emergency / Tertiary

Mode

Tone / CTCSS

Emergency Usage

Authentication Protocol

Challenge Format

Response Format

Protocol Notes

Brevity Codes

CODE	MEANING

Net Schedule

Regular Check-In Frequency

Net Time (local)

Missed Contact Procedure

Compromise Protocol

If Comms Are Compromised

MODULE 07 · ALLIED FORCE

Rally Points & Support Zones

Inter-group link-up sites, recognition signals, trigger conditions, and resupply point agreements.

Use bearing and distance from a named reference point — never raw GPS coordinates in this document. Reference points should be unambiguous landmarks that your group and partner group both know. Recognition signals prevent fratricide.

+ ADD RALLY POINT / SUPPORT ZONE

Support Zone Designations

Resupply Point Agreements

MODULE 08 · ALLIED FORCE

OPSEC Framework

Security architecture for the MAG relationship itself — compartmentalization, compromise response, physical document security.

The MAG relationship is itself a sensitive intelligence item. Who knows you have partners, what they know about those partners, and how you respond to compromise determines whether your relationships survive a bad situation. Define this now.

Information Tiers — What Each Partner Knows About You

TIER 3

Information Sharing Only

What a Tier 3 partner knows about your group

TIER 2

Limited Cooperation

What a Tier 2 partner knows about your group

TIER 1

Full Mutual Aid

What a Tier 1 partner knows about your group

Member Briefing

What Your Own Members Know About MAG Relationships

Your own members can be an OPSEC vulnerability. Define what each role knows.

Compartmentalization

Which Members Know Which Partners?

Compromise Response

If a Partner Group Is Compromised

If Your Own Group Is Compromised

Social Media & Public OPSEC

Your Group's Policy

Required Policy for Partner Groups

Specific Social Media Rules

Physical Security for MAG Documents

Document Storage

Access Control

Destruction Protocol

OUTPUT DOCUMENTS · ALLIED FORCE

Generate Documents

Compile all module data into formal printable outputs.

Complete all 8 modules before generating documents. Output documents are formatted for printing and laminating. The MAG Charter is suitable for signing by group leaders.

OUTPUT 1 OF 4

MAG Charter

Complete formal agreement. Cover page, preamble, all 8 modules compiled, signature block for each group's leadership. Courier New, classification-style headers, numbered paragraphs. Suitable for signing.

OUTPUT 2 OF 4

Capability Matrix Card

Single-page printable grid of all partner groups vs all capability categories. Compact layout designed for lamination. Quick reference — who to call for which need.

OUTPUT 3 OF 4

Inter-Group SOI Card

Compact laminate card with shared frequencies, authentication codes, brevity codes, net schedule, and missed contact procedures. One card per MAG member.

OUTPUT 4 OF 4

Rally Point Reference

One page per inter-group rally point. Bearing/distance from reference, recognition signals, approach notes, trigger conditions, and waiting limits.

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