Emails between Army Officers re: Detainee Operations Training

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Email from Army Officer to Army Officer re: Detainee Operations Training. To ensure that all units with duty at detention centers are trained in accordance with CFLCC [Combined Force Land Component Command] intent expressed in your white paper. Cites variations between United States Army Military Police School, and CFLCC .

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Wednesday, June 23, 2004
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Tuesday, March 22, 2005
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LTC
Wednesday, June 23, 2004 7:02 PM
hqda. army.smil. mil'
.,sect: .e a Ops Training

Importance: High

Follow Up Flag: Follow up

Flag Status: Flagged
Need some help getting this to the right people in theater and at 3A ... can you assist in getting this to the right people?
Thanks
gOriginal Message
From: #111111111.111 -LTC Sent: ednesday, June 23, 2004 4:30 PM To: OL CFLCC/3A-ATL-PMO Cc: LTC;g LTC;(101111111i LTC Subject: Detainee Ops Training Importance: High
Sir,
FORSCOM is working hard to ensure that all units with duty at detention facilities are trained in accordance with CFLCC intent expressed in your white paper ... USAMPS has produced the training support package that we will use in this effort ... but the tasks are somewhat different than are listed in the white paper ... understand from conversations with USAMPS that they feel these tasks when trained to standard meet your intent. Asking you for confirmation that this is the validated POI.
tasks in TSP:
introduction to detainee operations
communicate with detainees (muslim cultural awareness)
geneve conventions
stress management
hiv/universal precautions
use of force for detainee operations
restraint procedures
personal safety awareness
forced cell moves
respond to bomb threat and/or bomb within detention facility
emergency actiond for fire, escapre, and disorders within detention facility
cell block operations
accountability procedures
perform security and control activities
special housing unit/segregation activities
main gate /sally port operations
visitation procedures
unarmed self defense techniques added:
meal procedures
contraband control procedures
non-lethal weapons capabilities during disorders/disturbances
escort procedures
not included: individual/detainee frisk, undress, cell, and area search procedures
capabilities and limitations of the interrogation

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support relationships between military police and military intelligence in detainee operations
humane treatment of detainees
international agreements and regulations relateing to detainees
integration of procedures for evacuation, control, and administration of detainees

Have not gotten any feedback from USAIC on the interrogation pieces of the training ... but see a seam developing in tasks that overlap MI and MP areas. Have attached the FORSCOM guidance on detainee operations that we released after chop from COL(Pt again based on the white paper mostly.
detainee ops.doc
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LTC NIP orscom.army.mil SIPR: L orcel .army.smil. mil DSN - 03 Comm 404-464-6303
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UNCLAS

SUBJ/TRAINWG GUIDANCE FOR UNITS PERFORMING INTERNMENT/DETAINMENT
OPERATIONS ISO OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM//

RMKS/
1.
PURPOSE. THIS MESSAGE PROVIDES TRAINING GUIDANCE FOR ALL UNITS PERFORMING INTERNMENT AND DETAINMENT OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT OF OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM.

2.
THEATER SPECIFIC INDIVIDUAL TRAINING. SEE FORSCOM OIF TRAINING GUIDANCE
CHANGE 3.

3.
THEATER SPECIFIC LEADER TRAINING. SEE FORSCOM OIF TRAINING GUIDANCE
CHANGE 3.

4.
GENERAL COLLECTIVE COMPETENCIES. UNITS SHOULD BE TRAINED TO A " P" IN COMPETENCIES THAT ARE GENERAL IN NATURE AND INHERENT IN A UNITS NORMAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES. THESE INCLUDE:

4.A. THEATER SPECIFIC INTERNMENT AND DETAINEE OPERATIONS COLLECTIVE TASKS.
4.A.1. INTRODUCTION TO DETAINEE OPERATIONS (OIF DETAINEE DEFINITIONS)
4.A.2. COMMUNICATE WITH DETAINEES (MUSLIM CULTURAL AWARENESS)
4.A.3. GENEVA CONVENTIONS (HUMANE TREATMENT OF DETAINEES)
4.A.4. STRESS MANAGEMENT
4.A.5. HIV/UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS WITHIN DETAINEE OPERATIONS
4.A.6. USE OF FORCE FOR DETAINEE AND INTERROGATION OPERATIONS DROE/IROE)
4.A.7. DETAINEE FRISK, UNDRESS, CELL AND AREA SEARCH PROCEDURES
4.A.8. RESTRAINT PROCEDURES FOR DETAINEES
4.A.9. PERSONAL SAFETY AWARENESS
4.A.10. REACT TO A PHYSICAL ATTACK USING UNARMED SELF DEFENSE TECHNIQUES
4.A.11. FORCED CELL MOVE (FCM) PROCEDURES
4.A.12. RESPOND TO A BOMB THREAT AND/OR A BOMB WITHIN DETAINEE OPERATIONS
4.A.13. EMERGENCY ACTIONS FOR FIRE, ESCAPES AND DISORDERS WITHIN DETAINEE FACILITIES
4.A.14. CELL BLOCK OPERATIONS WITHIN A DETAINEE CAMP
4.A.15. ACCOUNTABILITY PROCEDURES
4.A.16. PERFORM SECURITY AND CONTROL ACTIVITIES WITHIN DETAINEE OPERATIONS
4.A.17. SPECIAL HOUSING UNIT (SHU) / SEGREGATION OPERATIONS
4.A. 18. MAIN GATE/SALLY PORT OPERATIONS
4.A.19. VISITATION PROCEDURES
4.A.20. BIOMETRIC AUTOMATED TOOLSET SYSTEM (BATS) AND NATIONAL DETAINEE REPORTING SYSTEM (NDRS)
4.A.21. CAPABILITIES AND LIMITATIONS OF THE INTERROGATION 4A.22. SUPPORT RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MILITARY POLICE AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE IN DETAINEE OEPRATIONS
4.A.23. HUMANE TREATMENT OF DETAINEES
4.A.24. INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS AND REGULATIONS RELATING TO DETAINEES
4.A.25. INTEGRATION OF PROCEDURES FOR EVACUATION, CONTROL, AND ADMINISTRATION OF DETAINEES
4.A.26. ESCORT PROCEDURES WITHIN DETAINEE OPERATIONS
4.A.27. NON-LETHAL WEAPONS CAPABILITIES DURING DISORDERS/DISTURBANCES WITHIN DETAINEE OPERATIONS
4.B. TRAINING SUPPORT: THE US ARMY MP SCHOOL AT FORT LEONARD WOOD IS PREPARING A TRAINING SUPPORT PACKAGE THAT WILL BE USED BY ALL TRAINERS FOR PRE-DEPLOYMENT TRAINING.
5. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT FORSCOM G3 TRAINING, LTIIIIIMIIIODSN 367-6303, OR CPTg SN 367111
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