APPENDIX B
Sources of Information on Civil Disturbance Operations
DOCTRINAL LITERATURE:
FM
7-98, Operations
in Low-Intensity Conflict
FM
19-4, Military
Police Law and Order Operations
FM
19-15, Civil
Disturbances
FM
100-23, Peace
Operations
FM
100-5, Operations
FM
100-6, Information
Operations
FM
101-5-1, Operational
Terms and Graphics
FM
90-40, Multi-Service
Procedures for the Tactical Employment of Non-lethal Weapons
TC
7-98-1, Stability
and Support Operations Training Support Package
TRADOC
Pamphlet 525-5, Force
XX1 Operations
TRADOC
Pamphlet 525-66, Military
Operations Battlefield Visualization Concept
TRADOC
Pamphlet 525-73
w/Ch
1, Military
Operations, Concept for Non-lethal Capabilities in Army Operations
NON-DOCTRINAL LITERATURE:
CALL
Newsletter No. 96-6, ROE
Training, An Alternative Approach,
May
96.
CALL
Newsletter No. 96-11, Tactics,
Techniques, and Procedures for Civil Disturbances,
Nov
96.
CALL
Newsletter No. 98-11, Peace
Support Operations - Stability and Support Operations,
Apr
98.
CALL
News From the Front!,
Sep
- Oct 96, Responding
to Civil Disturbances in Bosnia.
CALL
News From the Front!, Nov
- Dec 96,
Synchronizing
the Response to Civil Disturbances.
Infantry
Branch Concept on Non-lethal Tactical Applications.
Appendix
A: Training for Civil Disturbances
Acknowledgements
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