Army Presentation: Army Powerpoint Presentation Policy and Training Way-Ahead

DETAINEE TASK FORCE
INITIAL UPDATE

POLICY AND TRAINING WAY-AHEAD
27 FEB 04
PURPOSE
To provide the DAS a proposed way-ahead to develop policies that govern how the Army/units/Soldiers handle detainees from point of capture to conviction or release, to include a review of common task training and specialized MP training across the Army.
ARMY REQUIREMENTS
• DODD 2310.1 (AUG '94)
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Designates the SA as Executive Agent for DoD for the administration of the DoD EPOW Detainee Program

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Services shall comply with the principles, spirit, and intent of the international law of war and trained reference their obligations under the Geneva Conventions

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Persons captured shall normally be handed over for safeguarding to

U.S. Army Military Police

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Detainees may be interviewed for intelligence collection purposes at facilities and installations operated by Military Police

AR 190-8 (OCT '97)
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Provides clear policy relative to the treatment of EPW, Civilian Internee (CI) and Retained Personnel (RP) in U.S. custody

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Does not well address synchronization of detention and interrogation programs and procedures.

ONGOING ACTIONS
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Fully support DAIG effort

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Train Soldiers supporting GTMO 5/OIF 2/0EF 3 Rotations:

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Continue GTMO Training Task Set at Mobilization Site

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Continue GTMO RC 3IB to 31E MOS reclassification training

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Continue AC stationing initiative of MOS 31E units to GTMO

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Provide requested MOS 3IE Soldiers to C.ITF-7 to work facility SOPS & train on tasks recommended in CENTCOM 15-6 Report

• (NOTE: will likely match the Military Police School (USAMPS) Exportable Training Support Package
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Continue to provide AC MOS 31E Soldiers to C1TF-180 (current RC unit is also one of two MI' Btu with 31E Confinement Detachments)

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Provide Exportable Training Support Package to CJTF-180 .4, Include detention operations allFITC for units deploying for OIF 2/0EF 3

%NOM USAMPS provided • 2-wea comae m JETC 0/Cs to eosin in &lambs operations scenario development and evaluation criteria). •
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Continue current USAMPS institutional training program till completion of DAIG functional analysis

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Continue OPMG assessment and assistance visits (GTMO, Iraq, Afghanistan)

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DAIG ASSESSMENT
Purpose: "Complete a Functional Analysis of the Department's
internment, enemy prisoner of war, and detention polices,
practices, and procedures as the Army executes its role as DOD
Executive Agent for Enemy Prisoner of War and Detention Program." (10 FEB 04, Memo signed by Mr. Brownlee).
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Assess adequacy of DOTMLPF
—Determine the standards

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Assess current and future organizations and structures

—Identify and recommend changes in policy Due out to A/SA mid-May 04
Back-up Slides
USED
DISCUSSION POINTS

OPMG ASSISTANCE VISITS &
MOS 31E AUGMENTATION

GTMO
— Detention Operations Assistance Visits (Jul 02, Jan 03,11,1 03)
Force Structure Analysis (Jun 03, Feb 04

IRAQ
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Jul 03: Force Structure

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Oct/Nov 03: Detention Ops (PMO Led team of 15 S

'AFGHANISTAN
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Jul 03: Force Structure & Bagram Facility Operations

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Dec 03: DOS Interagency team

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'nee Re orting

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GTMO 5 Training Task Set (Mobilization site)
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Perform snowily and control activities at a detainee camp

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Apply priorities of force within a detainee camp; unarmed self defense

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Conduct inspections/shakedowns of detainee areas

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Identify evidence/contraband

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Observe detainees in close confinemenk account for detainees

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Control recreation, shower, and shave call within close confinement

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Inspect physical security of a cell block/detainee camp;

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Restrain a detainee; Frisk search a detainee; perform a forced cell move

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Detect symptoms of unusual or potentially deviant behavior

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Control vehiclelpersonnel entry to and exit from a detainee camp;

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Control packages and materials at sally port

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Control detainee movements within a detainee camp; brief detainee escorts

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Prepare observation and disciplinary reports; Prepare a DA Form 2823/4137

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Supervise and control procedures during detainee meals

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Interpersonal Communication Skills; cultural awareness; maintain OPSEC

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Interact with detainees; Stress Management

Detainee Operations Exportable Training
Support Package Task List

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Conununicate with Detainees (8 hen); Stress Management (I hr)

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HIV and Universal Precautions ( I he); Reports and Forms (2 his)

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Account For Detainees (I hr): Phyqical Security Operations (I br)

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Apply Priorities of Force (I hr); Contraband Control (4 hen)

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Personal Safety Awareness (1 hr); Defensive Tactics (12 bars)

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Restraint Procedures (4 bars); Perform a Forced Cell Move (8 bars)

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Escort Procedures (I Fir); Sally Port Operations (2 hen)

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Take Action in Case of Fire, Escape or Disorder (2 !us)

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React to a bomb/IED within a Detainee Camp (I hr)

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Close Confinement Operations (4 hr); Meal Operations (1 hr)

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Maintain Operations Security (I hr) TOTAL: 56 hours of instruction, followed by OJT

MP INTERNMENT/RESETTLEMENT
INSTITUTIONAL TRAINING

• MOS 31E, Military Police

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OSUT: YR Instruction (8.4. bars), Law of War (2.5 bars) .

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BNCOC: VR (4 has);AANCOC: YR (8 bars)

• MOS 11E, Corrections/Internment Specialist
Back-up Slides

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OSUT: YR Instruction (114.6 hrs), Law of War (2.5)

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BNCDC: I/R (30 bars);AANCOC; VR (26.5 his)

• Experience.
"...because of their experience at RCF/USDB facilities, they have developed an eye
for what works and what doesn't work Interpersonal communication and people NOT USED
skills, safe and effective procedures with high-risk inmates, and an experienced
understanding of how to operate a facility, would undoubtedly ensure greater
efficiencies in any type of YR operation. As with any skill, these operations simply
can't be learned from a book We must recognize that abuse, apathy and gross
mistakes come from frustration and a lack of confidence due to inexperience and
poor training...an efficient, safe faciliry comes from soldiers with confidence, skill
and pride. 95C., (3IE] do it best."

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MP OSUT Skill Level 1 Training MP BNCOC Skill Level 3 Training
• 9 weeks in length; Weeks 1-6 and 8- 9 training is conducted together• 17 weeks in length; Weeks 1-8 and 13-17 training is conducted together • 31 B and 31E tracks spilt at week 7; week 7 consists of the following:

• 318 and 31E tracks split at week 9; weeks 9-12 consist of the following: A
31B 111 Tasks 31E Ill Tasks),

31 B (38 Tasks),A 31 E (48 Tasks),
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CNN Disturbance Supervise Discipline and Security al a Prisoner of War Camp
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Military Branch History Supervise the Processing and General Protection Polley .1
Dulles of the Patrol SuplOesk Sgt Prisoner of We, Camp
Community Policing Prisoner Admin (Pert 112) A Compute Prisoner Sentence

Law Introduction to Corrections A
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Patrol Incidents Gang Dynemica Gang Awareness In • Corrections Facility
Restraining Devices A
Military Justice II Transfer or Reba. • Prisoner home Confinement Fealty
A Niihau Justice IC invent and Maintain Physio), Security of a ConfinerneM

Law and Order Exercise Custody and Control
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Unarmed Self-Defense Unarmed Self-Defense DornoticOlsturbance A Fenny
inlawlors0 and interrogations Corrections Role In Army Operations

Confinement Facility Operations A
Child Abuse Supervise Control Pro.duree During Prtroner Meals

A12 Gauge Qualification COPS Supervise Administrative and Disciplinary Measures in a
Correctional Cordinernent F.ollty

Corrections Facility Exam
Prepare/Review Prisoner Strength Records

Facility Exercise
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MP ANCOC Skill Level 4 Training
.11 weeks in length, Weeks 1-10 training is conducted together .31 B and 31E tracks split at week 11; week 11 consists of the following:
31B 114 Tasks1
Petro! Mewing CM/ Distisrbanw (95B & 95C) Domes& Disturbance Dulles .1 Military Polk. Op. Sergeant Hazardous laaterlei Incident Trebling Connell:ad Operations Polka Suite Introduction to Protectins Services Speck! Reaction Team Operations Introduction to Conventional Physical SecurIty Customs Operations Sensitive Handling of Rope Victim.
Child Abuse Dynamics of Juvenile Delinquency Military Polk. Operations Esamination
31E114 Tasks'

Prepare Pli201111( Strength Records Sentence ComputeUon Alansge Prisoners' Properly and Funds Section Orientation and Counseling Phy.1.1 Security and Maintenence
Supervise AdrnMIstrallve/diselplInery Measures Prboner Disposition and Release Procedures Emergency Procedures Corrections In Army Operatkas Role of the Senior Correction* Supervisor . Correctional Cwtody Army Participation In the Federal Parole System Legal Consideration. of Correction. Corrections ExamineDon
31E AUTHORIZATOINS BY FACILITY
A Army Facilities
Navy/Marine Facilities syl Army Inmates
Note: OCONUS Level I facilities in Gemlany (76) and Korea (26), USAMPS (24), USAREC (12), AC/RC (6), Ft Sam (6), Ft Carson (2), Ft Hood (1), Misc (3); total AC, 824 Two Reserve MP Battalions (327i, & 5391 MP Ons) have 31E Detachments for US Confinement missions (appro. 90 soldiers of total 119 RC 31E authorizations)
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