🕵️ MISSION: Conducting a Surveillance Stand
Offensive surveillance — how to watch a target without being made. Covers the stationary foot post, the floating box, target handoffs, and how SDR discipline cuts both ways.
📖 Field Manual
Conducting a Surveillance Stand
Your existing surveillance training is defensive — detecting when someone is watching you. This class is offensive: how to watch a target without being made.
A surveillance stand is a planned effort to observe a person, place, or activity. You conduct one when you need to learn patterns, confirm a schedule, or gather intelligence for an operation.
The Principle: Be the Background
The goal is not to hide — it's to be so unremarkable that the target's eyes pass over you without registering. You are scenery.
Surveillance Postures
1. Stationary Foot Surveillance (The Fixed Post)
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🛡️ The Golden Rules of HQ
Never use field techniques on private property without permission.
Never hide or transport anything dangerous, messy, or valuable.
Always operate within boundaries set by your parents or guardians.
Debrief your Handler after every mission — no exceptions.