Email from Army Officer to Army Officer re: Operation Iraqi Freedom Detainee Operations and Training Guidance

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From: TC - G3 LQ.,n t I -ec.t Sent: atur•a une 5, 2004 2:09 PM To: COL - G -TR Cc: - LTC G3' GS/Mir
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LTC - G Subject: 0 F Detainee Ops and OIF Training Guidance, change 3
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Sir,
Slides as requested - OIF Detainee operationS and updated OIF Training Guidance, change 3.
In COL paper he recommends specific tasks be integrated prior to TOA for skill level one training received at MP OSUT. Those tasks and all other recommended tasks are included in the FORSCOM message.
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OIF Detainee Operations
Theater Specific Internment and Detainee Operations Collective Tasks
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Introduction to Detainee Operations (OIF Detainee Definitions)

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Communicate with Detainees (Muslim Cultural Awareness)

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Geneva Conventions (Human Treatment of Detainees)

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Stress Management

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HIV / Universal Precautions within Detainee Operations

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Use of Force for Detainee and Interrogation Operations (DROE / IROE)

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Detainee Frisk, Undress, Cell and Area Search Procedures

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Restraint Procedures for Detainees

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Personal Safety Awareness

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React to a Physical Attack Using Unarmed Self Defense Techniques

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Forced Cell Move (FCM) Procedures

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Respond to a Bomb Threat and/or a Bomb within Detainee Operations

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Emergency Actions for Fire, Escapes and Disorders within Detainee Facilities

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Cell Block Operations within a Detainee Camp

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Accountability Procedures

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Perform Security and Control Activities within Detainee Operations

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Special Housing Unit (SHU) / Segregation Operations

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Main Gate / Sally Port Operations

• Visitation Procedures CD.• Biometric Automated Toolset Systems (BATS) and National Detainee Reporting System (NDRS)
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Capabilities and Limitations of the Interrogation

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Support Relationships between Military Police and Military Intelligence in Detainee Operations

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Humane Treatment of Detainees

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International Agreements and Regulations Relating to Detainees

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Integration of Procedures for Evacuation, Control, and Administration of Detainees

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Escort Procedures within Detainee Operations

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Non-lethal Weapons Capabilities During Disorders / Disturbances within Detainee Operations OIF Deta inee Operations Training 094guriii504

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IF Training Tasks

Stability Operations
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Leader Tasks/Training

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Understand the military, political, cultural, economic, and religious environment.

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Utilize an Interpreter

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Perform Negotiations

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Supervise Convoy Operations

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Employ Non-Lethal (NL) Capabilities

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Plan and Conduct Urban Operations

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Supervise ROE

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Use of Graduated Response

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Conduct CASEVAC

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Risk management

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Supervise Traffic Control

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Cordon and Search

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UX0s/IEDs

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Crowd Control

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Squad/ Platoon

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Traffic Control Point Operations

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Conduct a personnel search.

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Conduct a vehicle search

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Observation Post Operations

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Convoy Operations (platoon only)

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Quick Reaction Force Ops (platoon only)

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Cordon and Search (platoon only)

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Urban Operations (platoon only)

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Company

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Convoy Operations

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Quick Reaction Force Operations.

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Cordon and Search

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Urban Operations

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Establish/Operate a Company CP

• Information Operations

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Battalion/Task Force

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Liaison with Outside Agencies

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Quick Reaction Force Ops

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Force Protection

• Information Operations
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Convoy Operations

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Media Relations

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Conventional/SOF Coordination

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Brigade

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Force Protection

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Liaison with Outside Agencies

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Information Operations

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Source: OIF Training Guidance Change 3, 5 JUN 04

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OIF Trainung . Tasks,

Combat Operations

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Individual tasks (as required)

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CTT

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Land Navigation

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Individual movement techniques

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Troop leading procedures

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UXO TTP

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IED Recognition TTP

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Counter Sniper Operations

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Law of War (Geneva & Hague Conventions)

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Army Values

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CFLCC Rules for Use of Force

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C-rew/Team/Squad

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Conduct Troop Leading Procedures

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Squad attack

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Conduct Link up

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Patrolling TTP

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Combat Life Saver

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IED Recognition and TTPs

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MOUT squad lane

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React to Sniper

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Platoon

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Formations

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Cross danger area

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Deliberate attack

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Actions on' contact

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Employ/reduce obstacles

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Break contact

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React to ambush

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React to Sniper

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Knock out bunker

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Assault Building

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Initial breach of wire/mine/obstacle

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Enter/Clear trench
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MOUT

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Convoy Operations

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Raid

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Ambush

• Company
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Convoy Operations

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Hasty & Deliberate defense

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Counter recon

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Hasty Attack / Assault

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Clear trench

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Employ QRF

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Breach

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Advance Guard

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Support by Fire

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Heavy/Light Op

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MOUT

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Battalion

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Defense in Sector

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Deliberate Attack

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Movement to Contact

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Raid

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Plan Operations Using the MDMP

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Air Ground Coordination

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Brigade

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Conduct Command and Control Operations

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MDMP/BCBST (BDE CMD Battle Staff TNG)

-Deliberate Defense (SIM)
-Movement to Contact (SIM)
-Deliberate Attack (SIM)

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Stability & Support Ops Urban Environment LTP/CPX

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Air Ground Coordination

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Source: OIF Training Guidance Change 3, 5 JUN 04

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