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| Difference between Traffic Control Plan and Traffic Circulation Plan |
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Definition
-Traffic Control Plan shows the overall plan implemented and maintained by the traffic HQ
- Traffic Circulation Plan shows the MP commitments to traffic control, unit locations and service locations |
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Missions associated with MMSO
GBPSD |
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- Support to Gap (River Crossing)Operations
- Support to Breaching Operations
- Passage of Lines Support
- Straggler Control
- Displaced Civilian Operations |
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Control Measures and special circulation measures for MMSO
DHTT |
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- Defile
- Holding Area
- TCP
- Temporary Signage |
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| Role of Route Reconnaissance |
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| Gain detailed information on specific routes to be used as deployment routes, MSR's or movement corridors |
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Term
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Definition
- Level 1: Defeat by base self defense measures (agents, sympathizers, civil disturbances)
- Level 2: Beyond base defesne, must use a response force, normally MP or supporting fires (guerilla and unconventional forces)
- Beyond response force, must commit TCF (large conventional force, CBRNE, air or missile) |
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| Combined arms maneuver unit to combat Level 3 threats |
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| come under OPCON and provide security missions |
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| Role of PIR in area security |
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Definition
| Provides a focus for recon operations |
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Tasks for Area Security
RABRCH |
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Definition
- Reconnaissance
- Area Damage Control
- Base and Air Base Defense
- Response Force Operations
- Critical Site Asset Security
- High Risk Personnel Security |
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Planning Considerations for PSD during an area security mission
IRECCRME |
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Definition
- Itinerary
- Restrictions for individuals approaching the principal
- Evacuation procedures
- Checkpoints
- Crowd Control Measures
- Routes
- MEDEVAC
- Emergency Actions |
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Psychological influences for crowds in civil disturbances
STID |
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- Sense of anonymity
- Them against us attitude
- Idea that responsbilities have shifted from the individual to the group
- Discourages individual behavior, urge to imitate others in the crowd |
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Indicators of violence during civil disturbances
SBAOAIA |
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Definition
- Signaling
- Blocking
- Arming
- Outside influence
- Agitators
- Instigators
- Absence of Children |
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| Difference between information and intelligence |
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Definition
- Intilligence is the result of analysis of information to gain situational understanding and focus police activities
- Information is all avaliable information regarding known and potential enemy and criminal threats |
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Search
Silence
Segregate
Safeguard
Speed to the Rear
Tag |
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Definition
Search
Tag
Report
Evacuate
Segregate
Safeguard |
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Definition
| person who, while engaged in combat under orders from his/her government, was captured by US forces |
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| Any person who was captured or otherwise detained by an armed force (EPW, RP, CI). Does not include personnel held for LE purposes |
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| U.S. military member sentenced to confinement or death during a court martial |
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Point of Capture
Detainee Collection Point
Detainee Holding Area
Theater/Strategic Interment Facility |
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What a detainee is authorized to keep
MHCCBMIRP |
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Definition
- Military mess equipment
- Helmet
- CBRN mask and suit
- Clothing
- Badges of grade and nationality
- Military Decorations
- ID card
- Religious literature
- Personal items w/ sentimental value |
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| Functions of the control center of a detainee facility |
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Definition
- 24/7 operation
- centralized control for communications and EAP
- implements command directives
- maintains chronological record of activities
- initiates and clears all movements, counts, and activities in the facility
- Recieves and reviews all reports, incidents, and issues |
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Definition
| enemy medical personnel and chaplains that may be used to aid other detainees |
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Purpose of non lethal in IR
LDFR |
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Definition
- less likely to provoke others
- diminish feelings of anger and remorse when deadly force is required
- facilitate post incident stablization
- reduce possible injury to FF |
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Term
| Forms necessary when a detainee is taken in |
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Definition
DD 2275 (Capture Tag)
DA 4137 (Evidence Property Custody Document)
DA 2828 (Sworn Statement)
DD 2708 (Reciept for Inmate or Detained Personnel) |
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Term
| Elements of a Cordon and Search |
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Definition
- search/assault element
- security element (inner/outer cordon)
- Support
- reserve |
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Definition
- Law Enforcement
- Judicial
- Penal (Corrections) |
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| What units have a CPT PM and an organic MP PLT? |
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Definition
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| What unit has a MAJ PM and no organic MP PLT? |
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| How many/ what types of vehicles are in an MP CO? |
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12 ASV (4/PLT)
30 Humvee (10/PLT) |
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What control measures are needed for a TCF
PUAB |
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Definition
- Passage of Lines
- Unit Guides
- Assembly Areas
- Battle Hand Off Line |
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| Role of PIO in all MP Ops |
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Definition
| Supports and enhances the CDR's protection program |
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| Detainee Collection Point |
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Term
| When are the 5 S's and a T used? |
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Definition
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Term
| Difference between Detainee Ops and Corrections |
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Definition
- Detainee Ops- used on enemy. removes them from the fight (incapacitation)
Corrections- used on Soldiers. Focus on rehabilitation |
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Tactical Tasks for the Search/Assault Element in a Cordon and Search
CSSID |
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-Clear
-Seize
-Secure
-Inderdict
-Deny |
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Tactical Tasks associated with the Security Element of a Cordon and Search
IIBCDS |
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Definition
-Inderdict
-Isolate
-Block
-Contain
-Deny
-Secure |
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| Tasks associated with recruitment efforts for HN Police (5) |
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Definition
-Initial vetting
-Develop vetting systems w/in HN police
-Synchronize efforts between BCT and BN for oversight
-HN forces recruit and vet by themselves w/ military oversight
-HN police develop processes to ensure all applicants meet minimum hiring standards and have adequately checked backgrounds |
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Law Enforcement role (civil authority triad)
EIP |
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Definition
Enforce Laws
Investigate Crimes
Provide evidence to the judiciary |
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Role of the judiciary in the civil authority triad
IAP |
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Definition
Interpret the law
Apply the law
Hand down punishment |
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| Role of Corrections in the civil authority triad |
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| Provide the means to carry out punishment handed down by the judiciary |
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Term
Enablers for HN advising mission
LCCRSP |
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Definition
LEP
CIVPOL
Civil Affairs
Reserve Soldiers
S2
PM |
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| Role of Enablers in HN Policing |
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Definition
| Assist the unit's mission of allowing the HN to be self sufficient |
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| Assessment tool used by the PM to assess HN police |
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Definition
| CUAT (Commander's Assessment Tool) |
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Term
| How to align an MP unit for a police adivising mission |
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Definition
-CDR partners with and advises the District Police Commander
-PLTs partner w/ subordinate levels of the police hierarchy
-advisory chain of command should parrallel the HN's |
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| How long should a detainee be held at at Collection Point? |
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| How long should a detainee be held at a Holding Area? |
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