bottom of the receiver, allowing the gun to move freely in any direction. In dusty conditions, space the vehicles so that the dust from one vehicle ENEMY PRISONERS OF WAR AND CIVILIAN INTERNEE These missions may be conducted primarily in the rear area, but may occur anywhere sustaining operations are conducted. LEADERS' HANDBOOK, Table of Contents provide real-time information, reaction time, and maneuver space for the crossing unit. If possible, have detainees wash with soap and water to reduce the likelihood of disease. In combat, the platoon leader is 3-24. Select fairly secure locations for halts ; The platoon provides support and security. 6-19. Plan the timing so that the unit arrives at the SP just before it is scheduled to cross it. not interfere with accuracy. When the unit approaches likely danger areas (such as bridges and tunnels), have one or more teams dismount. This chapter provides information about how MP are organized, equipped, and trained to provide DEFEND A SITE. Other techniques, such as entering a room without first neutralizing the known enemy occupants by fire or explosives, are appropriate in only some tactical situations. DODDOA-009839 and, on the order of the platoon leader or PSG, fires the FPL. If two MK19 GMGs are being fired as a pair, the MDMP DODD0A-009771 A base's defense priorities include- The site must be defendable and allow the HQ vehicle to be located near the tent. SELECT FIGHTING POSITIONS IN BUILT UP AREAS Unlike a scout platoon, MP focus on providing early warning of enemy Select outlying ambush sites on the enemy's possible avenues of approach and escape Base their plans on objective planning factors. train. The capture tag's serial number and the captive's name are annotated on a locally developed manifest. However, it is dependent on its parent unit for sustainment support. - 0 Latrine 6-41. MP leaders enhance both planning and execution of the operations The size of such an TCPs. When possible, march elements using the same route should stop at the same time. Weigh the available COA for the AO, for the level of responsibility, the commander's intent, and the mission's priorities. HIGH-INTENSITY VERSUS PRECISION CLEARING TECHNIQUES Each of these MP functions have task areas and tasks that support them. Grant Smith will explain the importance of the METL Crosswalk 6-39. coordinated with the platoon's defensive fire plan. Hasty minefields must be covered by fire. USAREUR MISSION-ESSENTIAL TASK LIST (METL) a. USAREUR METL. Conduct a reconnaissance before selecting an exact location for the collecting point. 2-26. Mission . Within the MET T&EO, individual performance steps may reference an SCT and simultaneously the SCT list refers each task to the supported performance step within the MET T&EO. However, an MP platoon may conduct limited dismounted operations with its be positioned, using signs or materials that cannot be easily seen by the enemy. DODDOA-009823 Preface The process begins by gathering (C2 ) element for the platoon. From the OPs/LPs, MP send SALUTE reports (Figure 4-4) to the commander when observing enemy activity. Platoons can continually improve base defenses by considering what avenues of approach and methods of attack the enemy could use, given the vulnerabilities of the platoon's base. 4-110. Call-forward areas. crossroads and road junctions, staging areas, holding areas, and ERP. The MP expedite the forward and lateral movement of combat . PLAN A TACTICAL ROAD MARCH . For example, a heavy division has one MP platoon providing direct support (DS) to each maneuver brigade and two MP platoons providing general support (GS) to the division's rear. 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. Using terrain, weather, deception, and operations security (OPSEC) to your advantage. The patrol then returns to friendly lines or continues on to another mission. Protecting detainees from attack, preventing their escape, and quickly removing them from the battle area further safeguards them. 4-68. If the enemy gets through the FPF, repel it by 'close combat. When an MP base is set up on its own, the base is responsible for its own security and protection. himself where he can see and shoot to the front and the oblique. 5-10. Refer to FM 3-19.40 for more information about field confinement of US military prisoners. http ://ati am. TIME: Report the time the enemy was seen. critical. As one of the key sources for determining the collective tasks for a unit's METL--and the source for MP mission-to-task training for FM 7-0 and FM 7-1--the Army Training and Evaluation Program (ARTEP) 19-313-10-Mission Training Plan (MTP), Mission Training Plan for Echelons Above Corps (EAC), Corps, and Division Military Police Platoons (Combat . The area to observe should be identified in either the reconnaissance and security plan that the platoon leader receives or in the OPORD from higher HQ. Units are restricted to moving in column formations along limited routes that provide the most grazing fire across the platoon or squad front. 2-15. Refer to Chapter 7 for more information about division 7-9. DODDOA-009858 To plan a perimeter defense, evaluate the situation. PREPARE SECTOR SKETCHES http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/public/297074-1/fm/3- 12/27/2004 DODDOA-009844 DODDOA-009784 Refer to paragraph 5-88 for more information about TCPs. When to pull back or under what conditions they can withdraw without his order. FM 7-0 Training was released June 14, 2021, Soldiers training in North Carolina, - November, 2021, Schofield Barracks, HI Soldiers from 1st Platoon, Charlie Battery Copperheads, 3-7 Field Artillery, 25th Infantry Division Artillery conducted platoon level live-fire certifications and qualifications at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, June 3, 2021. COORDINATE AND DIRECT THE MARCH -Water cans To the receiving and This eliminates or neutralizes the enemy while giving him the least chance of inflicting friendly casualties. EPWs and CIs are segregated into the following categories: Size and number of reconnaissance objectives. value, and other inappropriate items. two quick shots in the same location, ensuring that the second shot is aimed as carefully as 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. The main terrain features in each sector of fire and the ranges to the features. with adjacent squads. Select Login on the top right of the screen, and provide your AKO account information. Use current information on the threat to identify known enemy activities and threat They emplace temporary signs along the route from the staging area through the crossing area to guide the convoys. Joint National Training Capability. ESTABLISH AND OPERATE AN OBSERVATION POST/LISTENING POST For more information about TEM refer to Appendix C . Enemy reconnaissance teams are most vulnerable during the day. base forwards all the plans and overlays directly to the RAOC.) .. 5-22. DODDOA-009816 Report . A great deal of intelligence is provided to a BDOC and BCOC through the rear operations net, which helps in planning the defense. Army Sustainment Resource Portal. reduced by battle noise, weather, terrain, and vegetation. The remaining information on the tag will be included as it becomes available. 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. Remains alert to the sounds of the engine and The M203 grenade launchers engage enemy in dead space or against enemy attempts to breach the protective wire. arnw.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/nublic/297074-1/ftn/3-19.4/chap5.htm 112/27/2004 66-animist For brigade crossings, the MP leader may collocate with the brigade staff to form a How should resources be applied to accomplish that sequence of actions? The commander positions himself where he can guide and motivate the soldiers and influence the outcome of the missions. formations and the antiarmor ambush (refer to FM 7-8 for more information). 1-29. The FPL and PDF are control measures to help defend Have strong floors to keep the structure from collapsing under the weight of debris. operations (PIO) across the full spectrum of Army operations. A universal joint task (UJT) is an action or activity assigned to a unit or organization to perform a specific function and/or . train. The time and duration of the halts are usually specified in the movement order or prescribed in the unit SOP. Military Police (Law and Order) Detachment Sergeant (USAR) . Identify the options that may develop during an operation. camouflage and counters the recognition factors that make an object stand out from its 7-6. EPWs are more specifically defined in FM 3-19.40 and the Geneva Convention Relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War, August 1949 . enemy's location is "on the Hahn Road, 300 meters south of the http://atiam.train.army.mil/portaliatia/adlsdview/mblic/297074-1/fm/3-19 12/27/2004, FM 3-19.4 Chapter 3 Page 2 of 7 Hold against heavier enemy forces until response forces arrive. Peacetime Training, Chapter 2 BATTLE COMMAND ,.. He must ensure that the fire is directed on the enemy, not on the maneuver element. http://atiam.train.anny.mil/portal/atiaJadlsciview/public/297074-1/fm/3- 12/27/2004 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. 1-17. Their crews must move them off the road and report their status immediately to the PSG. clearing process, reduces damage, and minimizes the chance of noncombatant casualties. 4-105. DODDOA-009793 http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/public/297074-1/fm/3- 12/27/2004 until relieved. Respond to and implement changes quickly and plan supplementary or alternative control measures to modify the plan as the situation dictates. Position Actions The platoon leader or PSG designates vehicles and personnel from the platoon that Picks roads and trails that permit an easy flow of traffic. How to get back to the squad if they must withdraw. Buildings located next to vacant lots, alleys, and parks allow better fields of fire than buildings located next to other buildings. Unobstructed observation of the assigned area or sector. While built-up, MAGNETIC CO _&_ NORTH http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/oublic/297074-1/fm/3- htrn.17/770004 communicate directly or use prearranged signals to identify the location of the target to the 5-2. The platoon leader or sergeant ensures that the platoon has the equipment it needs to defend under these conditions. UNDERSTAND FIRE TECHNIQUES CONSTRUCT FIGHTING AND SURVIVABILITY POSITIONS Higher HQ may, however, delegate approval authority to the company If possible, the unit should 1-20. 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. Designate reconnaissance routes, a linkup time, and the next rendezvous point when the patrol links up at the rendezvous point. Infiltration Infiltration is the best passive defense against enemy observation and attack, although it may be difficult to control. The security of the detainees. (For safety, unit personnel should sleep only in the troop area). Leaders can train SCTs separate from METs to build proficiency in the performance steps of a MET prior to execution. Movement Considerations 5-11. Civilian internees. on the load diagram in the vehicle. SCREENING MISSIONS The ambush is configured to suit the support for the river crossing. 4-48. include the- 4-9. Precision clearing techniques do not replace other techniques currently being used to train. Use a radio to direct the base-of Briefs the leader of the main body on the situation and the operational status. the individual. MP leaders must consider the following: http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/public/297074-1/fm/3- 12/27/2004 X x x x x When attempting either technique, the gunner approaches the door from an angle, avoiding standing in the area directly in front of the door. 2 R ?r75 -'So/IS 425 latir n 4472. G-15 G-15 Weapons. MAINTAIN AND MOVE A COMBAT LOAD MP at division collecting points will ensure that DD Form 2745 has been placed on The OP/LP team builds a hasty-fighting position or a preparedfighting position depending on METT-TC. fire (PDF) within the primary sector. The METL development process ( Figure 2-1) allows the commander to narrow the training requirements to an achievable number; it is the same for Active and Reserve Components. 2-6. The Training Management Directorate is working to help leaders understand the relationship between METs and the associated SCTs. DODDOA-009763 when they- room-clearing techniques are most appropriate. 2-8. 4-63. Counterreconnaissance prevents enemy reconnaissance forces from observing the SCTs provide a source for trainers and evaluators to gain additional understanding of the MET performance steps. Division Central Collecting Point initial entry force. NOTE: United States (US) policy regarding the use and employment of antipersonnel land mines (APLs) outlined in this FM is subject to the convention on certain conventional weapons and executive orders (EOs). "The role that we served prior was a combat MP role, which has a completely different mission essential task list (METL)," said 1st Lt. Patrick Slaney, commander, 172nd LED. Dislocated civilian. Evacuate EPWs through the crossing areas as quickly as possible so their transit does not impede the movement of friendly forces. Relationships between TLP and the MDMP are shown in Figure 2-1 , page 2-4. PRINCIPLES OF PRECISION ROOM CLEARING train. Attempts to destroy or suppress the enemy. 1845-2130 Conduct rehearsal(s). They guard detainees, operate dismount points, and provide perimeter security. may not always be possible due to speed and security considerations. Vehicles not allowed to cross are removed so that they do not cause a traffic backup at the actual crossing site. If nuclear weapons have been used at least one team using radiation detection_ , indication, and computation (RADIAC) meters monitors the site for radioactive contaminants. Conducting TLP is an eight-step process (Table 2-3) . The march leader-. This is true whether the firing vehicle is moving, the target is moving, or both are moving. FM 7-0 provides clarification to the confusion of determining MET proficiency ratings. Formerly known as Sustainment Unit One Stop (SUOS), this portal is managed by the U.S. Army Combined Arms Support Command (CASCOM) and provides consolidated access to Army sustainment resources, including training, doctrine, lessons learned, and more. Gain and maintain immediate control of the situation and all personnel in the room. Provide good fields of fire. NOTE: Refer to Appendix H for countermine operations. * Army Knowledge Online. DC operations are discussed later in this chapter. sensitivity to the protection of human rights and the need for absolute accountability of EPW and CI handling. Develop COIs (mission-based from METs) - The UJTL is used to help frame COIs in terms of the Joint and Composite Warfighter. enemy armor vehicles. RLs are located on both the far shore and nearshore and indicate a change in the HQ that is controlling the movement. MAEWR. Fire is placed on likely locations for enemy positions rather than in a general area. -General-purpose medium tent* http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlseview/public/297074-1/fm/3-1 12/27/2004 Initial. Ensure that gunners with crew-served and antiarmor weapons use NVDs. ambush begins. does not mask their fires. A light infantry division is supported by three MP platoons. Defeating such forces Rear-Detachment Commander of the 341st Military Police Combat Support company. rendezvous point, information gained by each member is exchanged with all the other Usually the ammunition obstacles. must carefully control soldiers doing mixed gender searches to METT-TC should be a primary concern. The TEM follows the Army doctrine and training philosophy of hands-on METL training as outlined by FMs 25-100 and 25-101 . 6-17. Guides meet the vehicles as they arrive at the RP and lead them to their new positions, usually in an AA. The proficiency ratings include T (Trained), P (Practiced), or U (Untrained) to indicate the training proficiency level in each task. 4-37. Determine how much time is needed to rehearse. mission-oriented protection posture (MOPP) level if they are operating in an NBC restrictions, speed control, halts, disabled vehicles, and mined areas. IP *. It also promotes understanding and teamwork among commanders, staff, and troops. The size of the patrol is determined by METT-TC. The team leader designates a specific location and primary direction of fire for the crew-served weapon. 5-9. 2007. Enhances movement through congested areas or over poorly marked routes. IFin each 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. Reconnaissance patrols may differ slightly, depending on the type of reconnaissance to be performed. Page 1 of 6 Do not send out all the elements at once. Chapter 5 An historical overview ofthree recent peace operations (Restore Hope, Provide Comfort, and Uphold Democracy) enabled a classification of tasks that were performed during these operations. The remainder of the platoon opens fire once the ambush has begun. - All personnel watch for enemy aircraft. maneuver. DODDOA-009757 4-3. Determine how much time there will be between receiving the mission and the deadline for having completed it. Prepare the area for occupation and assist the units with occupation. The All team members should stay awake, alert, and ready to react to danger. The three levels of lane marking are- - company level. This makes it easier to get supplies, such as water, food, and barrier material from the BSA. Division Forward Collecting Point PREPARE RANGE CARDS. Battle command is the art of battle decision making, leading, and motivating soldiers and organizations into action to achieve victory with the least cost to the organization. AAs where units prepare for fiirther action. 6-26. MP receive detainees from capturing troops using DD Form 2708 or a similar document. Military planning guidelines include- COORDINATE AND DIRECT THE MARCH Specifically, they do not different table(s) of organization and equipment (TOE). . Appendix F FRATRICIDE AVOIDANCE Fratricide Fratricide Effects Fratricide Causes Fratricide Risk Assessment Preventive Measures Friendly Fire Incidents Leader Responsibilities army. http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlseview/oublic/297074-1/fm/3-1 7 .htrn.12/27/2004 The capturing unit. Requires unit personnel to analyze the route reconnaissance information looking for likely enemy ambush sites. Overview In most environments this mission requires at least a However, Informs the gunner of obstacles in the vehicle's - To maintain security during the march. The OP/LP must have the following characteristics: 2-29. Procedure Description Crew-served weapons engage all targets on the move with free gunfire. This makes Fire is terminated by the command or signal for cease fire, end of mission. Use Nonlethal Weapons (NLW) Conducts a leader's reconnaissance of the objective area to confirm or change the plan. He keeps one copy and forwards the other copy to the platoon leader who makes a platoon sector sketch (Figure 42). As other units may be planning to use the route, each unit must cross the SP on time. locations and accept risks elsewhere. They involve increased risk in order to clear a building methodically, rather than using overwhelming firepower to eliminate or neutralize all its inhabitants. When using terrain analysis, consider the layout of the battlefield. When this occurs, MP leaders ensure that there is an adequate supply of food; potable water; and appropriate clothing, shelter, and medical attention available. http ://ati am. army.mil/portal/ati a/adlsciview/publ ic/297074-1/finJ3-19.4/chan6.htm 12/27/2004

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