*FM 19-4
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FM 19-4 |
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Table of Contents
PREFACE
PART ONE - MP ON THE BATTLEFIELD
Chapter 1 - SOLDIERING
Using Weapons, Vehicles, and Survivability-Enhancing Equipment
Communicating
Using Orders and Reports
Chapter 2 - BEING TACTICALLY PROFICIENT
Preparing for Combat
Moving in Combat
Chapter 3 - DEPLOYING FOR COMBAT
Moving to a New Area of Operations
Setting Up a New Operational Site
PART TWO - OPERATING IN SUPPORT OF A DIVISION/CORPS/TAACOM
Chapter 4 - COLLECTING AND CONTRIBUTING TO BATTLEFIELD INFORMATION AND INTELLIGENCE
Conducting Reconnaissance Patrols
Detecting and Reporting NBC Hazards
Performing Temporary Route Signing
Chapter 5 - OPERATING FROM KEY LOCATIONS
Expediting Movement on MSRs
Operating Traffic Control Posts
Operating Checkpoints
Operating Roadblocks
Operating Straggler Control Posts and Collecting Points
Operating Dismount Points
Operating Access Control Points
Operating Vehicle Holding Areas
Chapter 6 - OPERATING IN CONCERT (Squad-Minus to Platoon-Plus)
Contributing to the Security of Designated Critical Assets
Operating Defiles
Operating EPW Collecting Points and Holding Areas
Field Processing Enemy Prisoners of War
Escorting EPW from the Combat Zone
Operating Field Detention Facilities
Chapter 7 - OPERATING MOBILE ELEMENTS IN CONCERT (Squad-Minus to Platoon-Plus)
Conducting Combat Patrols
Conducting Deliberate and Hasty Attacks
Delaying the Enemy
Chapter 8 - GENERATING COMBAT POWER
Counterincursion Operations
Base Response Force and Air Base Ground Defense Operations
Chapter 9 - HANDING OFF OPERATIONS TO A TACTICAL COMBAT FORCE
Coordinating a Handover
Passing a Response Force Through a Stationary TCF
Passing a TCF through a Delaying Response Force
Blocking for a TCF Conducting a Flank Attack
Chapter 10 - SUPPORTING COMBINED ARMS OPERATIONS
Support for River Crossings
Support for Passages of Lines
Support for Area Damage Control
PART THREE - OPERATING IN SUPPORT OF A THEATER ARMY
Chapter 11 - PROCESSING, EVACUATING, AND INTERNING CAPTIVES
Processing Captives
Evacuating or Transferring EPWs for Internment
Setting Up and Operating Internment Facilities in Theater
Providing Security at Internment Facilities
Promoting Good Prisoner Behavior
Chapter 12 - PROVIDING SPECIALIZED SECURITY FOR CRITICAL RAILWAY, PIPELINE, AND PORT CARGOES
Providing Security of Cargo in Port
Providing On-Board Security of Cargo Moving by Rail
Providing Security for Products Moving by Pipeline
Chapter 13 - PROVIDING SECURITY FOR SPECIAL AMMUNITION
Providing Security at Nuclear Ammunition Supply Points
Providing Security for the Ammunition During Ground Movement
Providing Security for the Ammunition During Transloading
PART FOUR - MP EMPLOYMENT CONSIDERATIONS
Chapter 14 - EMPLOYING MP ELEMENTS
Anticipating Change
Focusing and Prioritizing Efforts
Chapter 15 - INTEGRATING BATTLEFIELD ACTIONS AND SUPPORT
Interacting with Transportation Elements
Interacting with Engineer Elements
Interacting with Field Artillery, Army Aviation, and USAF Tactical Air Elements
Chapter 16 - USING OPERATIONAL AND TACTICAL PLANNING
Using Military Planning
Analyzing, Forecasting, and Risk-taking
Identifying, Developing, and Selecting Courses of Action
Coordinating and Integrating Plans
Assessing and Adapting for Change
Appendix A - Metric-English Conversion Chart
Appendix B - MP Company Weapons, Vehicles, and Equipment
Appendix C - Description and Use of NBC Protective Gear and Detecting Equipment
Appendix D - Orders and Reports
Appendix E - Countering Mines
Appendix F - Radio Communication Interface
Appendix G - Contributing to the Rear Area Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield
Appendix H - The Route Classification System
Appendix I - Signs Identifying Military Routes and Locations
Appendix J - Documents and Forms for Evacuating, Processing, Interning Captives
Appendix K - Employing Military Working Dog Teams
Glossary
References
Authorization Letter
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*This publication supersedes FM 19-4, 23 May 1984.
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