Military Journalism and Reporting Agency
| Military Journalism and Reporting Agency | |
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| Defense flag | |
| Motto | n/a |
| Responsibility | PFAF news and information |
| Form | Independent agency |
| Estate | Executive |
| Subordinate to | Department of Defense |
| Established | June 3, 2/2020 |
| Status | Deactivated |
| Abbreviation | MJRP |
The Military Journalism and Reporting Agency (MJRA) is an independent agency under the authority of the Department of Defense which provides news and information about the Pillow Fortress Armed Forces to both civilian and enlisted personnel through news reporting. It is a joint civilian/military organization with civilian leadership, and adheres to the Typical Organization Framework.
Branches
Information and distribution branches
Independent Reporting Partners Branch
The Independent Reporting Partners Branch coordinates with independent news services who wish to engage with the PFAF.
Military News and Publications Branch
The Military News and Publications Branch serves as the official news publisher of the PFAF, producing content for both military and civilian audiences.
Sensitive Information Redaction Branch
The Sensitive Information Redaction Branch sanitizes reporting on the PFAF and its operations so as to prevent the leaking of classified information.
Personnel branches
Journalist Placement Branch
The Journalist Placement Branch embeds journalists, both independent and those personnel of the MJRA, with units of the PFAF.
Journalist Recruitment Branch
The Journalist Recruitment Branch recruits and vets individuals to act as the in-house journalists of the MJRA from among eligible personnel of the PFAF.
Journalist Training Branch
The Journalist Training Branch trains those journalists that are to be embedded within units of the PFAF in basic military skills which may be necessary for their survival depending on where they are to be embedded.
Committees
Military Recording and Reporting Standards Committee
The Military Recording and Reporting Standards Committee determines the standards and practices all journalists of and working with the MJRA must adhere to to maintain access.
Offices
Office of the Chief of Military Journalism and Reporting
The Office of the Chief of Military Journalism and Reporting is the main organ through which the agency is run day-to-day.
Services
Military Audiovisual Reporting Archive Service
The Military Audiovisual Reporting Archive Service maintains all film and other recordings made by the MJRA and associated independent journalists.
Military Publications Archive Service
The Military Publications Archive Service maintains copies of all publications made by the MJRA.