The capturing unit is usually responsible for delivering the detainees to the collecting point and the nonwalking sick or wounded detainees , to the nearest medical-aid station for evacuation through medical channels. Techniques range from simple mechanical breaching to complex, specialized demolitions. Stand ready to accommodate the changes. 4-65. The squad and section leaders provide ammunition, casualty, and equipment (ACE) reports to the PSG. amiy.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/public/297074-1/fin/3-19.4/chat)7.htrn .12/27/2004 7-10. DC control (refer to Chapter 7 for more information about DC operations). These supplies must be the same as to that of US and allied forces. In order to safeguard captives according to the Geneva Convention and 6-16. Usually, one MP team occupies an M249 or MKI9 fighting position. Unless this publication states otherwise, masculine nouns and pronouns do not refer exclusively to men. 4-41. Travel as quickly and safely as possible. Use the M249 on the FPL for grazing fire no more than 1 meter above the ground, about hip high, across the front of the element. brigade main CP controls the maneuver support force that consists of corps engineers, reconnaissance avenues of approach into a particular sector. ambush site. Each base has a BDOC that plans, coordinates, and supervises base defense operations. 7-16. Conducts a leader's reconnaissance of the objective area to confirm or change the plan. twice. intervals. time passes between the receipt of a mission and the execution of a plan, facts are increasingly likely to have changed. Fan Method MP conduct reconnaissance and screening missions to obtain information about the activities and resources of an enemy or potential enemy or to secure data concerning the characteristics of a particular area. The team leader designates a covered and concealed location behind OPs/LPs for the vehicle. 5-2. different kind of division (such as heavy, light, airborne, or air assault) is designed under a During a reconnaissance in force, the friendly unit seeks to determine the enemy's locations, dispositions, strength, and intentions. When developing the COA, analyze the relative combat power. Segregate Segregate captives by rank, gender, nationally, and status. When he wants to start firing on completion of the fire command, he just says, "Fire.". gronada.. weapon is positioned to fire directly on this approach rather than across the squad's front. http://atiam.train.anny.mil/portal/atialadlsc/view/public/297074-1/frn/3 12/27/2004 Plan for fire support to increase MP combat power. 1-43. The assault element follows the preparatory fire (fragmentation or concussion grenade) onto the objective as closely as possible. 4-12. 7-3. Official: ERIC K. SHINSEKI General, United States Army Chief of Staff sketch it. Ensure that MP can enter and leave their OP/LP without being seen by the enemy. MP are likely to encounter bypassed enemy armor in the rear area. http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/public/297074-1/fm/3- .12/27/2004 4-83. When he reaches the flank, he reverses direction and traverses and searches in the opposite direction. DODDOA-009825. For example, received without wounds, illness, or injury or wounded in upper left arm. The friendly force retains the options of not employing preparatory fire (fragmentation or concussion grenades) if it is not called for (the enemy is not in the room) or if it is inappropriate (there are noncombatants present also). Chain considerations The crossing area commander (CAC) controls movement from the staging areas into the crossing areas. Change FM 3-19.4, 4 March 2002 as follows: Team Responsibilities When Firing While Moving contingent on the threat environment (such as air raids). general location of the central collecting point is given in the division OPORD or OPLAN. Intelligence preparation of the battlefield (IPB). LEADERS' HANDBOOK, Table of Contents Lighting conditions may include http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/public/297074-1/fm/3- 12/27/2004 Continue fires into the platoon sector (engagement area). Military Police T&R Review Virtual 6-10 Feb Comms . Corps MP platoons The marcn planner- fundamentals. These are more effective against a nonalert, poorly trained enemy than against alert, well-trained soldiers. DODDOA-009844 MP conduct AS operations to protect critical functions, facilities, and forces. Firing on the move is less accurate than firing from a halt. Select outlying ambush sites on the enemy's possible avenues of approach and escape Table 2-1. http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/Dublic/297074-1/fin/3 12/27/2004 4-68. Use camouflage, movement control, and light and noise discipline. Units whose assistance to the main effort is vital normally receive the highest priority for protection. This is a different type of fight then the one the Army has . CIs and/or refugees are physically separated from the EPWs and CIs. planning contingencies. 2-24. DODDOA-009783 1-49. They must analyze their options before making the decisions on which subordinate leaders will base their actions. 1-13. Alert. These are battalion-size waiting areas outside the crossing area where forces wait to enter the crossing area. . 5-6. Refer to Chapter 7 for reconnaissance and surveillance and providing early warning of enemy activity. detainee's property intact and separate. avoid friendly casualties. Requests for permission go Squad leaders plan to communicate with their team leaders and teams using personal contact or sound andvisual signals. -Staples and anchors 2007. CORPS MILITARY POLICE considerations for setting up and operating the collecting points are generally the same. Current task organization (two levels down). In an attack, the gunner knows the primary areas. This same task could apply to disaster assistance operations, even though the supplies may be donated food and clothing and not military supplies. Whether patrolling an installation's housing area, conducting counterdrug operations, enhancing security, or investigating war crimes, MP L&O capabilities are invaluable to the commander. Long halts are planned in advance. MILITARY POLICE PLATOON MISSION, CAPABILITIES, AND LIMITATIONS Establishing initial base security. Command to fire. latrine, and trench cr cover Like the basic lcad, the company's combat load is missiondependent. value, and other inappropriate items. Select fairly secure locations for halts. Counterreconnaissance prevents enemy reconnaissance forces from observing the For a combat operation, the COA statement and sketches include the following: 1-8. Modifying and moving the brackets to meet mission or unit requirements. 7-21. train. 3-5. They must overlap to ensure that the entire area has been reconnoitered. In recent military operations, a nontraditional criminal threat has emerged. MP may need to pass up a position with favorable observation capability, but with no cover and concealment, to select a position that affords better survivability. emplacing the minefield. Vehicles should make only gradual speed changes while maintaining their prescribed interval. usually requires combined-arms forces, but this is dependent on the type, size, and ,.. The perimeters of the enclosure must be clearly defined and understood by the detainees. All equipment, ammunition, and gear are loaded on the vehicles in a logical order and put in predesignated places. Refer to Chapter 6 for more information about AS. 4-101. 5-8. it easier to obtain supplies, transportation, and additional medical support from the DSA. Detonate mine trip wires by rigging an object near the trip wire to fall on the wire. 4-15. UNCLASSIFIED Operational Environment - Military Consist of the Afghan National Army and Afghan Air Force No Navy because the country is landlocked Main service rifle: AK- 47 Manpower of 14,000,000 . ATP 3-39.4 encompasses techniques for military police platoons. Mined areas, like other obstacles, are often covered by enemy fire. Only the elements that change are given. The hinge breach technique is performed much the same as the doorknob breach, except the gunner aims at the hinges. Are located to support the crossing plan. Reinernert of pbn ordersproduction Integral to mission planning is the analysis of mission requirements in terms of time, Consider the initial Speak Point fire (Figure 3-0 is directed against one target (such as a machine gun position) with all the troops firing at the same target. * This publication supersedes FM 19-4, 7 May 1993. 1-37. PREFACE Remove combustible materials to limit the danger of fire. The platoon leader coordinates with the nearby units. stationary units. He ensures that each team has the MP leaders operating the division forward collecting point will- 4-107. 6-35. He must know the capabilities and limitations of the soldiers and the equipment. The If the perimeter is penetrated, move teams to block the penetration and cover friendly troops moving to alternate or supplementary positions. fire (PDF) within the primary sector. The absence of organic MP assets makes the job of the PM much more critical. operations and the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP) the platoon uses to accomplish its mission. contains both active and passive elements and includes combat action to destroy or repel In compliance with this directive, TRADOC has removed SCTs from METLs in the ATN METL Task Viewer and in DTMS. The platoon continues to defend until the enemy is repelled or until the platoon is ordered to disengage. 4 I COA analysis Rules of Engagement and Rules of Interaction (ROI), DODDOA-009751 available, he uses prearranged visual signals, such as smoke or flares. Chooses a tentative location for the company CP. In addition to single-service operations, MP also support joint, multinational, and interagency activities. Team members clear the structures outside the perimeter if there is a possibility of enemy presence. Knowing the location of each item allows for quick retrieval during the move. MP check each tag at collecting points and holding areas for- A military police officer is responsible for leading the Soldiers that protect lives and property on Army Installations. responsible for mission control and unit training that supports the unit's Mission Essential Task List (METL); oversight of administrative actions and direct supervision of 4 subordniates, and indirect supervision of 45 soldiers, which includes 1 active reserve soldier (AGR) and 1 . Designates parking areas for the heaviest, most awkward vehicles, such as 5-ton trucks. 1-30. Spc. Prisoners are evacuated from the 4-40. Soldiers to the left of the leader fire to the left of the tracers and soldiers to his right fire to the right of the tracers. The platoon reorganizes after it has completed the initial battle with the enemy or relocated. When OP/LP team is part of a defensive perimeter, it- The relationship between METs and their SCTs has led to some confusion in the Force in determining MET proficiency. During combat operations, the platoon is not organized and equipped to fight for extended periods unless it is augmented with indirect fire or close air support (CAS). The PM, based on the OPORD, plans MP leader determines if the platoon can destroy the enemy from its assigned positions. normal lighting, reduced lighting, or blackout. same considerations. An additional duty of ERP personnel is to give the drivers final instructions on site-specific procedures and other information, such as speed and vehicle intervals. Breaching operations end when the battle handover has occurred between the Shelter and cover. In the same regard, platoons must have effective OPSEC to deny similar friendly information to the enemy. To clarify the specific tasks of the MP, the battlefield requires detailed planning for uninterrupted communications. 3 Make a tentative plan. If possible, the unit should Announces "depression," "turn," and the like to warn the gunner of vehicle movements. http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/oublic/297074-1/fm/3- htrn 1 7070004 The OPORD Provide interpreters and/or instructional graphic training aids (GTAs) in the EPW native language to compensate for the language differences. Relationships between TLP and the MDMP are shown in Figure 2-1 , page 2-4. The crew-served and antiarmor weapons positions and sectors of fire, including FPL or PDF for the crew-served weapons and target reference points for the antiarmor weapons. MP leaders must concentrate their efforts on key interpreted as sexual molestation or assault. Guides meet the vehicles as they arrive at the RP and lead them to their new positions, usually in an AA. The location of dead space between the elements and how to cover it. Position Uses trip flares, noisemaking devices, and NVDs to detect the enemy. Safeguard . The platoon's portion of the base's or base cluster's defense is to help provide early warning of the threat by area security and/or maneuver and mobility support in the area near the base or the base cluster. Sash bang X 4-13. may not always be possible due to speed and security considerations. The driver concentrates on the area directly in front of the vehicle looking for any unexploded munitions, scatterable mines, or other road hazards. The ambush is configured to suit the Elements of the company reconnoiters the route to the SP to determine the times needed for the serial to arrive at and clear the SP before starting the march. entry. The march leader-. tactical situation calls for room-by-room clearing of a relatively intact building in which -Concertina - Barbed wire 5-31. Marks the areas where latrines, garbage dumps, and tents will go. organization, material, and time. They use the cover of darkness for their operations. When collocated, the platoon leader coordinates with the base 4-88. Forecasting requirements by analyzing and evaluating facts and trends to predict what may occur. Date of the capture. 4-90. or by infiltration. to C2 their organizations. 5-20. The PSG selects a site that offers good cover and concealment. Consider available assets and determine acceptable levels of risk. The OP/LP team builds a hasty-fighting position or a preparedfighting position depending on METT-TC. MP support to breaching operations includes- Passage points where units will pass through one another. Use a hand grenade or direct fire to detonate mines. 4. Detect and defeat the threat within their capabilities. 4-11. The platoon repairs damaged obstacles and replaces mines and booby traps. They collect detainees from the forward collecting points, then process and secure them until corps MP come forward to evacuate them to the rear. MP may be required to establish unit holding areas (battalion and company size) in WARNING Receive and analyze Mssion analysis (METT-TC) The MP platoon leader is responsible to the company commander for the platoon's combat readiness, training, and discipline and the maintenance of its equipment. http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlseviewinublic/297074-1/fin/3- .1 2/27/7(104 It is the movement of combat forces to gain a positional advantage, usually to deliver or threaten delivery of direct and indirect fires. /1064 weapon system engagement. Refer to paragraph 5-88 for more information about TCPs. ammunition bearer connects his position to the machine gun position by a crawl trench. Description. capabilities that could affect this and future operations. http://atiam. The TEM follows the Army doctrine and training philosophy of hands-on METL training as outlined by FMs 25-100 and 25-101 . X X Positioning some MK19 gunners higher to get a longer range. individual tasks that support the MP task areas are found in the MP mission training plans Personal items, such as diaries, letters from Moving a maneuver unit through the positions of an emplaced unit that is in contact with the enemy is a critical action. By Order of the Secretary of the Army: *FM 3-19.4 MP area reconnaissance plans include areas near facilities that are designated as critical by the commander, such as- Nevertheless, a dug-in fighting position may be the key to survivability. However, when searching vehicles at a checkpoint or conducting crowd control, the safety zone may only be an arm's length from the team. 1. The combat load ensures that a unit is ready for combat even when it ison the move. SSCO that result in numerous EPWs, CIs, and refugees will hamper the If this is not possible, he locates it where it can cover the most likely avenue of enemy approach. While holding the stock of the shotgun in the pocket of his shoulder, the gunner places the muzzle tightly against the door, and aims down at a 45-degree angle. Places a crew-served weapon to cover the left and right limits of the kill zone. The report recommended removing SCTs from the Standard METL construct. Dislocated civilian. 40-mlionelar In dusty conditions, space the vehicles so that the dust from one vehicle 1-46. NLW is an additional means of employing force for the particular purpose of limiting the DODDOA-009830 http://atiam.train.anny.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/nublic/297074-1/fin/3 htm.12/7712A04 The commander positions himself where he can guide and motivate the soldiers and influence the outcome of the missions. If the lock is not defeated by the second shot, the gunner repeats the procedure. probability of death or serious injury to noncombatants or belligerents. Conducting TLP is an eight-step process (Table 2-3) . A RP provides all the vehicles of the march column with a common point for reverting to the commander's control. Traffic Control Posts . laterally. I/R consist of those measures necessary to guard, protect, and account for people that are captured, detained, confined or evacuated by US forces. TIME: Report the time the enemy was seen. initial entry force. In urban areas, use warehouse-type buildings for supply operations. Knowing the location of each item allows for quick retrieval during the move. DODDOA-009788 1600 Receive the mission. The TEM consists of an eight-step training methodology that is based on leader certification of the lane expert and an observer/controller (OC) as well as subordinate unit leaders. Retained property, such as identification cards or tags, personal property having no intelligence value, clothing, mess equipment (except knives and forks), badges of rank and nationality, decorations, religious literature, jewelry, and articles that have sentimental value. Converging-Routes Method 4-45. Coordinates with the perimeter on the reentry procedures to the perimeter from the withdrawal route. The platoon must seize and maintain control of the situation. * Army Knowledge Online. Maintains security as the main body moves into the site. Change the outside of the building as little as possible, but inside the building- Use checkpoints on a route for reference when providing instructions Checkpoints. coordinates and the direction the enemy was heading. enemy's advance threatens the OP/LP, order the OP/LP to withdraw. http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlseview/oublic/297074-1/fm/3-1 7 .htrn.12/27/2004 The position locations are different, such as LAWs and AT4s go on the upper floors of the buildings (refer to FM 23-25 for the safety considerations). vehicle, northwest 50 meters, machine gun position." MP conduct their counterreconnaissance efforts in a similar manner in the rear area or anywhere sustainment operations are taking place. MP activities that support AS include reconnaissance operations, ADC, base and air base defense (ABD), response force operations, and critical site asset and high-risk personnel security. 7-28. The use of lethal force, employed under-the standing ROE, will never be denied. Use of field phones or secured radios are usually best. A scout platoon acquires and identifies enemy reconnaissance forces along a screen line, which is a control measure usually named as a phase line, and is an established forward of the main body. compared with physically destroying the same target. Items of intelligence value (maps, orders, and so forth). A company conducts a tactical road march for relocating and facilitating rapid movement of the vehicles with a prescribed speed and interval between the vehicles. 4-44. OVERVIEW Select fairly secure locations for halts ; aiming stakes to set his weapon for a final protective line (FPL) or a principal direction of Lane training can be modified to achieve benefits in L&O scenarios, such as special- reaction team (SRT) incidents, patrol incidents, traffic accidents, and so forth. obtain information. At the first ORP halt and set up security. 4-123. when the company moves at night. Procedures are explained in the unit standing operating procedures (SOPs), MTPs, SMs, and similar publications. primarily for employment in small-scale contingencies operations (SSCO) in complex and DODDOA-009837 an environment where guard forces can permissively engage threatening targets (Figure 3 sensitivity to the protection of human rights and the need for absolute accountability of 1815-1845 Issue an operation order (OPORD). Units make crossing preparations and receive briefings on vehicle speed and spacing in the staging areas. They ensure that a receipt is obtained for any items you release to any other MP or agency. element is determined by MET"T-TC. Enhances movement through congested areas or over poorly marked routes. Salute Report of the OP's/LP's fields of observation overlap those of adjacent OPs/LPs. Route characteristics may make it necessary to halt at a particular point on the route rather than simultaneously at a fixed time. http://atiam.train.army mil/portal/atia/adlseview/public/297074-1/fm13-19.41chap2.htm 12/27/2004 Waiting Areas . As in a daylight defense, MP manning OPs and LPs withdraw before they become engaged in close combat. Spreading out the base-of-fire element makes this type of fire particularly effective because the fire is directed from many sources. If enough engineer assets are available, an ERP may be established at far-shore holding areas to regulate rearward traffic. preconfigured, ready-to-fight, combined-arms package. Fire control is an essential component of fire distribution. body or destroying it. military qualifications standards ii manual for field artillery branch (13) (company grade officer`s manual) usafas: stp 6-13m14-sm-tg: active: . US military prisoner. mission, coordinated with appropriate units. Preparing alternate and supplementary positions. Deception. The final preparation areas before going to the crossing site. DODDOA-009833 Easily defendable positions are preferred over those that are more difficult to defend. Self-defense planning and coordination is done as soon as the base is set up. COA comparison 7-13. http://ati am. MP maintain a strict chain of custody for all items taken from the EPW or the CI. (U.S. Army photo by Cpl. Enemy prisoners of war. A target/safe direction for the Candidate to point the weapon. MP leaders must distribute the fires of their organic weapons to destroy or suppress enemy positions. The company must be capable of moving the combat load, using organic transportation assets, into combat in a single delivery. The size of such an To move by infiltration, vehicles are in accordance to military standard.-Provided a daily task list to . If MP tasks that support maneuver include- Once they are discovered, if ordered to do so, MP can lay ambushes on likely routes to destroy them. However, collecting points and holding areas should be With the old battlefield missions, the term "operations" was used extensively and criminals, or gangs may try to observe installations, deep-water ports, or other facilities to The following are the three ways the leader can give the direction to the target: A stationary vehicle is more likely to be hit than a moving vehicle. follow-on forces and a unit conducting the breaching operation. Time allowed for conducting the mission. ruu 2Q 88 88 TearnLV It should not be in a defile, on a hill, or at a sharp curve in the road that could cause movement to slow. performs its missions primarily mounted, taking full advantage of the high mobility The number of MP needed to operate a division forward collecting point is based on the number and rate of captives expected and the METT-TC. EPWs are more specifically defined in FM 3-19.40 and the Geneva Convention Relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War, August 1949 . Force Protection (FP) Measures Items normally impounded are cameras, radios, and all currency and negotiable instruments found on the captives. different table(s) of organization and equipment (TOE). Place latrines at least 30 meters down slope from wells or other water sources, and at least 100 meters from the dining facility, downwind and down slope, if possible. A SP gives the vehicles of a march column a common point for starting their movement. Figure 4-2. After a crew is Select buildings that- Coordinate with the MI interrogation team if they are to colocate their interrogation site with the division forward collecting point. He sends elements out on adjacent routes to keep from making contact in twodifferent directions. Safeguard Safeguard the captives according to the Geneva Convention and US 4-109. 4-15. When terrain prevents the use of an FPL, the gunner uses a PDF instead. Area Security A useful method of breaching is the shotgun ballistic breach for forced entry of standard doors. Commanders use the METL to focus organizational training and create well . leaving an OP/LP. MP conducting a battle handover or passage of lines to a TCF is discussed in Chapter 6 . MP commanders plan successful operations by anticipating possible future events and This causes sections of the column to move at different speeds at the same time, producing an undesirable accordion or whip effect. LIMITATIONS One or more GS MP platoons operate the division central collecting point. MP may also be required to conduct response force operations or become part of the TCF. Standards: Developed a plan that included all. It is often associated with training requiring movement over terrain; for example, movement to contact or conducting a route reconnaissance. Provides the warfighting focus to a unit's training program by identifying the list of tasks the unit must be able to perform in combat. The on-site supervisor MP consider bundling a detainee's property or placing it in bags to keep each movement of the vehicle. Some of these tasks will require groupings Provides military police combat support to an assigned area of operations. The size and configurational the compounds and the placement of internal facilities field processing sites, and the MIs screening site will vary based on the situation. For example, a scout reconnaissance vehicle may indicate a reconnaissance unit: an amphibious trackedinfantry-fighting vehicle may indicate an airborne unit. However, more often, a platoon's base must be set up where a platoon HQ can best- 4-30. However, it is dependent on its parent unit for sustainment support. Military Decision-Making ProcessAMDMP) Once MP cross as part of the support force, a temporary collection point may be established on the exit bank. The Universal Joint Task List (UJTL) is the authoritative menu (or library) of all approved joint tasks required for planning, readiness reporting, training and exercises, lessons learned processing, and requirements. In other situations, often during stability and support operations, enemy combatants are so intermixed with noncombatants that US forces can not in good conscience use all available supporting fire. Procedure Description provide limited security missions, such as a screen to the flank or rear of the main body, DODDOA-009777 mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/nublic/297074-1/fm/3-19.4/chan4.htm 12/27/2004 4-3. In a developing theater, corps MP concentrate mission support to the main effort. must make maximum use of NVDs and illumination to help detect their movement. can react. http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/public/297074-1/fm/3- 12/27/2004 objectives and intentions. anny.mil/portal/ati a/adlsc/vi ew/public/297074-1/fm/3-19.4/chaD2.htm 12/27/2004 http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/public/297074-1/fmJ3- .12/27/2004 train. UNCLASSIFIED Platoon Collective Tasks Conduct and Defend Tactical Convoy Task Number METL# Rating (T,P,U) Prepare Unit for Tactical Convoy 55-2 . 6-33. The Army G-3/5/7 concurred with the recommendation and directed removal of SCTs from Standard METLs. 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