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*FM 19-15
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FM 19-15 |
CIVIL DISTURBANCES |
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1 - Civil Disturbances
Federal Intervention and Aid
Causes
Locations
Mission of Military Forces in a Civil Disturbance
Chapter 2 - The Participants
Crowd Behavior
Crowd Tactics
Chapter 3 - Federal Intervention
Civil Disturbances in Civilian Communities
Civil Disturbances on DOD Installations
Command and Control
Task Force Organization
Chapter 4 - Information Planning and Threat Analysis
Information Needs and Sources
Information Restrictions
Threat Analysis
Chapter 5 - Operations Planning
Coordination of Civilian and Military Efforts
Funding and Military Resources
Logistics
Communications
Relief
Administration
Media Relations
Plans and Reports
Chapter 6 - Control Force Operations
Isolate the Area
Protect Likely Targets
Exert Control
Establish Area Control
Neutralize Special Threats
Chapter 7 - Force Options
Chapter 8 - Crowd Control Formations
Types of Formations
Weapon Positions
Commands
Cadence
Interval and Distance
Commander and Leader Positions
Squad Formations
Four-Squad Platoon Formations
Three-Squad Platoon Formations
Company Formations
Chapter 9 - Riot Control Agents
Grenades
Dispersers
Water
Chapter 10 - Riot Batons
Employment
Baton Grip and Positions
Offensive Techniques
Defensive Techniques
Chapter 11 - Extreme Force Options
Ring Airfoil Systems
Shotguns
Rifles
Machine Guns
Chapter 12 - Apprehension and Detention Operations
Apprehensions
Searches
Come-Along Techniques
Detention Facility Operations
Chapter 13 - Training for Civil Disturbances
Unit Training
Leadership
Special Reaction Team Training
Appendix
Glossary
References
Authorization Letter
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*This publication supersedes FM 19-15, 30 October 1975, and TC 19-1, 1 August 1975.
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