wake of the September 11 attacks on the United States, materials focusing on post-attack information requirements have been intensively added. The intent of the WBIL is to provide analysts with selected "best sources" of information as chosen and collected by regional and functional specialists in accordance with stated IC requirements. This material seeks to answer basic questions about the military, political, economic, and infrastructure dimensions of a country, and focuses on emerging threat issues falling under six categories: Homeland Security Terrorism Information Operations and Warfare Drugs, Arms, and Alien Trafficking Foreign Instability Proliferation Operation Upon completion the WBIL training course, participating RC personnel receive a software package from the WBIL administrators and access to a virtual private network (VPN) enabling eligible participants to submit information to the OSIS network. Information uploaded to the OSIS network is replicated on the Secure Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNet) and the Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications System (JWICS). Provided authorized participants in the WBIL program have access to the Internet, work for the WBIL may be completed at a member’s home, place of employment, Reserve Center, or at a Joint Reserve Intelligence Center (JRIC). WBIL personnel are assigned to a Virtual Team. Each Virtual Team has responsibility for collection of open source documents for a specific region, country or emerging threat issue. Each Virtual Team is led and managed by a Virtual Team Leader (VTL). Generally, Virtual Team Leaders are selected for their subject matter expertise of the designated region or emerging threat issue. Additionally, the VTL’s have demonstrated a commitment to the WBIL project and an understanding of the mission and procedures for the collection of source documents. Acceptance and accession process The Reservist expresses interest to the FMSO (WBIL Operations Officer). WBIL Operations Officer responds. Reservist completes the Online application, attaches resume and sends to the WBIL Operations Officer. Copy of the On-line application and resume will be forwarded to an OSIS administrator for creation of an OSIS account. OSIS account is provided to the WBIL Operations Officer. WBIL Operations Officer sends the OSIS account and initial training package to new WBIL participant. WBIL Admin sends request for attachment orders, DA Form 4651, to new WBIL participant, USAR only. New WBIL participant signs request for attachment orders, DA Form 4651, (USAR) and returns to the WBIL Admin. New WBIL participant completes the initial training package steps. WBIL Admin receives request for Attachment Orders