1-12. MP elements, normally no smaller than a platoon, use an ambush along suspected enemy routes and elsewhere against Level II threats in the rear area. t1) Tv, 3IL3 MP often lay mines to restrict enemy Advantages of Employing Nonlethal Weapons . Movement Considerations 1 Prepare the overlays and issue them to the vehicle commanders and subordinate leaders. 4-64. Because of extensive police training and law enforcement missions, the MP are highly skilled in the use of force and the employment of lethal and nonlethal technologies, information-collecting and dissemination, observation and surveillance, and crowd control. Refer FM 20-32 and FM 21-75 for information on mines and countering mines. Marks the tripod's position and the limits of their sectors of fire with aiming stakes. Saws or axes to clear the wooded areas. METL stands for the Mission Essential Task List. Sergeant Major Lawrence A. Schoppe . 4-16. DODDOA-009814 Locate the collecting point far enough from the fighting to avoid minor shifts in the main battle area (MBA) (normally 5 to 10 kilometers from the MBA). intelligence on the capability of friendly forces. 4-108. Locations for long halts are normally selected to allow all the vehicles to clear the road and permit proper dispersion. There are two basic MP platoon organizations, corps and division. This makes 15 20 3s 30 a6 50 as 05 15 100 120 formations and the antiarmor ambush (refer to FM 7-8 for more information). http://atiam.train.arrnv.mil/nortal/atia/adlsc/viewinublic/297074-1/frn/ htrn.tr? The captive is instructed not to remove or alter the tag. DODDOA-009844 battle area as quickly as possible. Set up the OPs and the LPs. The leader tells the soldiers when to fire by using an oral command or visual signal. Safeguard . MP support to a separate brigade is normally provided by a four-squad MP platoon. PREFACE Hasty River Crossing MP at division collecting points will ensure that DD Form 2745 has been placed on Ideally, the fields of observation of adjacent OPs/LPs overlap to ensure full coverage of the sector. Prepare and issue the WO as early as possible to allow maximum time for preparation. (1) Tv In p300 - Aim Points for a Shotgun Breach of a Standard Door Additionally, this manual identifies the fact that the Army will not conduct operations alone and defines the role of the MP in support of joint, multinational, and interagency operations. http://atiam.train.army.mil/portaliatia/adIsc/view/nublic/297074-1/fin/3 111270004 - Mission Enemy Terrain (and weather) Release Point. DODDOA-009805 Support Planning Fighting positions help protect soldiers and their equipment from the enemy and from the enemy's small-arms fire and fragmentation weapons, while allowing soldiers full 1-25. The driver concentrates on the area directly in front of the vehicle looking for any unexploded munitions, scatterable mines, or other road hazards. This framework requires military police to be knowledgeable, multiskilled, and adaptive to achieve the commander's intent. Using terrain, weather, deception, and operations security (OPSEC) to your advantage. . Medically evacuated EPWs and CIs must be physically segregated from friendly forces. If the platoon elements must operate dispersed over a large area, the platoon leader must remain mobile. A company quartering party is likely to have personnel from the unit's HQ, each platoon, the maintenance and dining sections, and communications. Complete the move and establish communication. 4-92. Forecasting requirements by analyzing and evaluating facts and trends to predict what may occur. Holding areas are battalion size outside of the crossing area and company size within it. Law enforcement. 7-2. He then prepares two copies of the squad sector sketch. 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). 2. At linkup, the patrol secures the rendezvous point as it did the ORP. Massed crossing forces could slow momentum or exceed bridge classification limits. adjacent units are informed of the mine locations. 4-105. Refer to FM 90-40 . Area Security Squad sector sketches show the following: 4-65. The teams check both sides of the road before the vehicles pass.. There is a relationship between METs and their associated SCTs. These forces possess varying levels of military and advanced technology capabilities. 4-85. However, the ways in which the claymore is used is limited only by the Leave access lanes through the obstacles so the kill zone can be assaulted (if directed). 1-34. The security elements leave the ORP before the reconnaissance element. fatalities, permanent injury to personnel, and undesired damage to property and the INTERNMENT AND RESETTLEMENT 1-2 military duties, authority, customs, courtesy, tradition. 7-3. Chapter 3 SHOOT, MOVE,AND COMMUNICATE Shoot Move Communicate No. The squad leader checks the range cards and the squad sector sketch for gaps or other flaws in the fire plan. MP reconnaissance, screening, and surveillance efforts include area, zone, and route reconnaissance and counterreconnaissance. DODDOA-009774 http://ati am. MP company for the duration of the mission and released at the earliest opportunity to He fires all shots from less than an inch away from the hinge. However, collecting points and holding areas should be established wherever they are needed. HMMWVs may be loaded in many configurations, Preparing studies and estimates to help formulate the COA and assess its feasibility. However, 5-31. Once the routes have been selected, send out reconnaissance elements along the routes. The following actions occur at the same time: In-depth placement allows for redundancy in observation and better sector coverage. They maintain Part B in their records and attach Part C to the confiscated property so that the owner may be identified later. fundamentals. Emplaces claymore mines for added protection. The ability of the platoon to engage dismounted enemy with grazing fires, and flank shots against enemy vehicles. Chapter 4. and, on the order of the platoon leader or PSG, fires the FPL. Since the IBCT is a divisional brigade, the division PM and the IBCT PM play an Mission Essential Task Lists (METL) - Standardized Mission Essential Task Lists (METL) are the Headquarters, Department of the Army official listings of the fundamental tasks that units are designed to perform in any operational environment. Tag . Report . FM 3-90.12/MCWP 3-17.1 (FM 90-13) COMBINED ARMS GAP-CROSSING OPERATIONS July 2008 DISTRIBUTION RESTRICTION.Approved for public release; distribution unlimited. The platoon continues to improve positions. The Army Reserve's 38th Regional Support Group conducted annual training here in early March as part of MOBEX'21 to test the base's viability as a Mobilization Force Generation Installation. When OP/LP team is part of a defensive perimeter, it- of 15 minutes is usually taken after the first hour of marching. Both airborne and air assault divisions have four MP platoons providing GS. Ensure that the receipts for the detainees are ready for signing by the escort guards. http://atiam.train.anny.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/public/297074-1/fm/3- 112/27/2004 train. Stockpiling ammunition, food, and water. 4-32. Some leaders have developed a misconception that it is necessary to apply an aggregate of SCT proficiency ratings to determine the MET proficiency rating. During tactical operations, he may assist in the Have few glass windows (or break and remove the glass). Ensure that platoon leaders plan the use of messengers, visual signals, personal contact, or whistles to communicate with the squad leaders. Long halts are planned in advance. The PIO function supports, enhances, and contributes to the commander's protection 6-30. DODDOA-009782 Requests may include fire support, refueling, vehicle recovery operations, and other support needed to complete the march. http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/public/297074-1/fm/3- 12/27/2004 How to get back to the squad if they must withdraw. may not always be possible due to speed and security considerations. These areas are company-size waiting areas located within the crossing area. Speed Remove the captives from the battlefield as quickly as possible. ambush begins. These measures ensure that commanders receive personnel, equipment, and supplies as needed. This same task could apply to disaster assistance operations, even though the supplies may be donated food and clothing and not military supplies. Refer to AR 190-8 and Defense Finance and Accounting Service-Indianapolis (DFAS IN) 37-1 for more information about confiscated and impounded property. train. 2-22. To deliver this primary sectors of fire have the guns firing across the front of the unit. Search and inspect every EPW and CI and their possessions. OPs/LPs on a defensive perimeter need A machine gunner covers part of the target depending on his position and how much of the target is in range. MR. 6-18. Figure 9-3 provides some additional examples of normal METL training that support disaster assistance. 1-3. Improves fighting positions, if time permits. Take military action in situations where use of lethal force is not the preferred option. An L-shaped formation is useful on a straight stretch of a trail, road, or stream. Other. both the weapon and the tripod to the secondary sector, if required. Team 88 Change FM 3-19.4, 4 March 2002 as follows: The international community, media, and public perceptions have increased Provide illumination by using handheld flares or grenade launchers with illuminating rounds. If a lead is required and the gunner is traversing left to keep on target, the gunner must lead left. forces to accomplish the following objectives: 2-16. Additionally, nation and state forces (internal security forces and infantry-based and armor-mechanized-based armies) continue to present a global threat. Commanders and public affairs officers must be prepared to address media questions and concerns regarding the use and role of NLW, and they must make it clear that the presence of NLW in no way indicates abandoning the option to employ deadly force in appropriate circumstances. 4-16. When time and road space allow. The brigade has a separate provost marshal (PM) cell that serves as the command and control medium tent0 Waterpcint authorized until traffic can be restored or rerouted. . Infiltration Infiltration is the best passive defense against enemy observation and attack, although it may be difficult to control. The commander uses control measures to delineate areas of responsibility for subordinates and to ease traffic control. of the OP's/LP's fields of observation overlap those of adjacent OPs/LPs. Dislocated civilian. The platoon leader keeps a reserve at the ORP. mission essential task list. This eliminates or neutralizes the enemy while giving him the least chance of inflicting friendly casualties. MP conduct their counterreconnaissance efforts in a similar manner in the rear area or anywhere sustainment operations are taking place. Sets up the wire communication net. Units must train, practice, and rehearse precision roomclearing techniques until each fire team and squad operates smoothly. Plan for fire support to increase MP combat power. He tells them- These manuals introduce the concept of lane training and define it as a technique for training company, team, and smaller units on a series of selected soldier, leader, and collective tasks using specific terrain. DODDOA-009830 Provide good fields of fire. Conduct effective liaison with higher HQ PM elements. Enemy reconnaissance capabilities in any given situation must be compared to the MP unit's capabilities to determine if additional maneuver or CS assets are required. Assists the gunner with reloading, if required. 4-109. platoon most often operates independently and dispersed over a large area. 4-37. This lets the movement element close enough to assault the enemy before the enemy Preface Multiple AT4s are used to ensure destruction. 12-gaupa NM 7-17. In order to safeguard captives according to the Geneva Convention and Under Type, highlight Combined Arms Training Strategy; under School, highlight Military Police. Command relationships before, during, and after linkup. Ensure that all efforts are made to bypass mined areas; however, if the element must Therefore, perform mixed gender searches in a respectful manner Remains alert to the sounds of the engine and MP operate holding areas according to the crossing and traffic circulation plans and-. All teams meet at a linkup point at the far side of the The capturing unit is responsible for guarding prisoners until relieved. MP leaden analyze and compensate for other threats such as disease, weather, crime, Buildings located next to vacant lots, alleys, and parks allow better fields of fire than buildings located next to other buildings. ATP 3-39.4 encompasses techniques for military police platoons. Field sanitation. army.mil/portallatia/adlseview/public/297074-1/fm/3-19.4/chan5.htm 12/27/2004 5-32. AREA RECONNAISSANCE Like the basic load, the company's combat load is missiondependent. Use trip flares to provide warning and give some illumination. When preparing for a tactical road march, the company uses the following planning sequence when time permits: (FM 3-39) (USAMPS). This provides a measure of security to the clearing unit. Analyze the terrain in terms of observation and fields of fire, cover and concealment, obstacles, key terrain, and avenues of approach (OCOKA). A passage may be designated as a forward or rearward passage of lines. MP must be able to defend the site even before occupation is complete. DC operations are discussed later in this chapter. coordinated with the platoon's defensive fire plan. DODDOA-009757 4-82. It is located near the division support area (DSA), preferably close to an MSR. AT4s and M203 grenade launchers work well in built-up areas. must make maximum use of NVDs and illumination to help detect their movement. 2-6. Commanders narrow the focus and select only the most critical mission-essential task lists (METLs) items or collective tasks for training. The coach also assesses the leader's readiness to change and incorporates this into the coaching session. Captured, detained, and protected persons fall into several different categories that include the following: Uses a scheme of maneuver. To set up at a new location, In a developing theater, corps MP concentrate mission support to the main effort. Reduces the time it takes for the column to pass points on the route. All positions and units near the platoon are mutually supporting. As a flexible economy-of-force organization, MP provide a wide range of diverse support because of their agility and versatility to adapt to any mission or environment. These measures include the SP and RP, checkpoints, restrictions, speed control, halts, disabled vehicles, and mined areas. http://atiam.train.anny.mil/portal/atia/adlse/view/public/297074-1/fm/3- 12/27/2004 Table 7-1. Setup in a Hide Position (Temporary Defensive Position) Peacetime Training, Chapter 2 BATTLE COMMAND vehicle, northwest 50 meters, machine gun position." US policy demands that all persons who are captured, interned, evacuated, or held by US forces are treated humanely. it easier to obtain supplies, transportation, and additional medical support from the DSA. Overlapping searches provide random coverage not easily predictable by simp In combat, the platoon leader is Because of the confined spaces typical of building- and room-clearing operations, units entry. friendly forces, resources, and operations. Location of the capture (grid coordinates). Table 2-3. Identify goals and objectives with a recognizable end-state. Area fire (Figure 3-1) permits rapid cover of an entire area with fire from the left to the right and in depth, even if the enemy cannot be seen. These areas are waiting areas that forces use during traffic interruptions. Temporary EPW collecting points. Control Measures 2 Issue a WO. Usually the ammunition Linear OP/LP Placement When an MP element is located as part of an established base, it helps defend a portion of the larger unit's perimeter. information requirements. A buildup of firepower and equipment is needed on both entry and exit banks. .. More often, travel is Be cautious. provide limited security missions, such as a screen to the flank or rear of the main body, Requests may include fire support, refueling, vehicle recovery operations, and other support needed to complete the march. Teams share their information, consolidate it, and report it, then return to the patrol HQ or continue to the next mission. additional resources are needed. FM 3-19.4 SP is provided to the unit. Most units in the U.S. Army have a Standard Mission-Essential Task List (METL) that assists commanders as they prioritize training. http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/public/297074-I /fm/3-19.4/chanl.htrn 12/27/2004 6-38. Appendix I ROUTE CLASSIFICATION AND SIGNING SYSTEM Overview Route Classification Formula DODDOA-009754 Effective early warning Routes. deadly force must always remain an inherent right of individuals in instances when they, flexibility that the combinations of multiple lanes and guides or TCPs provide the They field process captives using the Five Ss-and-T method (Table 7-1) . MTPs. LEGEND Refer to Chapter 7 for more information about division Crossing areas normally extend 3 to 4 kilometers on each side of the river, depending on the terrain and the anticipated battle. MP functions http://atiam.train.arrny.mil/portal/atiaJadlsc/view/public/297074-1/fm/3 12/27/2004 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. Finally, tactical (mission) tasks facilitate clear communication and understanding in the orders process. required considerations for the specific. Nevertheless, a dug-in fighting position may be the key to survivability. 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. POLICE INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS When developing the COA, analyze the relative combat power. Combat load is the quantity of supplies, in all classes, that the company must have on hand to sustain operations for a prescribed number of days. 1-10. When collocated, the platoon leader coordinates with the base b. Chapter 7 INTERNMENT AND RESETTLEMENT Overview As a rule, do not fire until the targets are visible. Figure 5-1 shows the following control measures. The collecting point should be situated close to an MSR. 7-22. troops. Guide cr TCP Assigned vehicle music e.g agree upon a way forward ethical standards Army Integration. train. are the broadest areas for which tasks are placed. Normally, MP support from corps is required to augment the division MP company. MP may have to The time and date the detainee was received. OPORD and specifies what support is required. 4-11. They ensure that the receipt includes the following: Each base has a BDOC that plans, coordinates, and supervises base defense operations. Crews must immediately signal the follow-on vehicles to bypass and continue movement. Devise other methods to detonate the detected mines. Company Move Include at each crossing site a temporary EPW collection point. Report detainee status to the BSA TOC and through MP channels to the PM. When the enemy is repelled- COA analysis As an early warning security measure in a defensive perimeter. The TEM follows the Army doctrine and training philosophy of hands-on METL training as outlined by FMs 25-100 and 25-101 . Use a hand grenade or direct fire to detonate mines. When attempting either technique, the gunner approaches the door from an angle, avoiding standing in the area directly in front of the door. ILEVATION RANGE AMMO 005CNIFIION place. In urban areas, use existing latrines if they can serve at least 8 percent of the unit at one time. Table 3-1. If MP are to balance the benefits of detailed planning against the need The platoon From there he can see and shoot into the 2-9. 4-59. However, when searching vehicles at a checkpoint or conducting crowd control, the safety zone may only be an arm's length from the team. needed. Covering and concealing to reduce security and/or defense requirements. 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