Mission Essential Task Lists (METL) - Standardized Mission Essential Task Lists (METL) are the Headquarters, Department of the Army official listings of the fundamental tasks that units are designed to perform in any operational environment. situation, reports to his superiors, and takes appropriate action to protect the team according Mounted MP patrols use overlapping search techniques to make it difficult for enemy reconnaissance teams to reach their objectives without being exposed. However, the company's medical resources are very limited and are primarily used to support medical needs within the company. 4-27. . Locate fighting positions for crew-served weapons where gunners can stop - marker of the vehicle ahead. 4-49. Spc. TCPs are collocated with the ERP to ensure that all vehicles clear the call-forward areas. * This publication supersedes FM 19-4, 7 May 1993. Gen. Barry Edberg, deputy commanding general of the Army . Report markings or other distinctive features seen on the vehicles. The locations and types of obstacles and how they are covered by fire. as communications nodes; and air bases. Area fire (Figure 3-1) permits rapid cover of an entire area with fire from the left to the right and in depth, even if the enemy cannot be seen. This reduces the chances of being spotted. http://atiam.train.artny.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/nublic/297074-1/fin/ .12/27/2004 DISTRIBUTION RESTRICTION: Approved for public nalease: distribution Ls unlimited 1-51. However, while complete avoidance of these effects is not Speed Control. When possible, he covers the entire target of the team. Use checkpoints on a route for reference when providing instructions and identifying places where interference with movement might occur or timing may be critical. During stability and support operations, MP support may include- 3-4. MP do not delay evacuation to obtain name, rank, service number, or date of birth. Team members clear the structures outside the perimeter if there is a possibility of enemy presence. Commanders use the following waiting areas to conceal vehicles, troops, and equipment while waiting to resume movement or make final crossing preparations: Ensure that the company commander knows that he may have one less platoon if he is tasked for the TCF or response force for the battalion. Weight limits of the unit's vehicles and trailers, being careful not to overload them. Stockpiling ammunition, food, and water. The team In a close column, the elements are close together. http://atiam.train.annv.mil/portal/atia/adlsciview/Dublic/297074-1/fm/1-19 4/chnri4 him111/11/9(inct Chooses alternate exits and marks them for use as emergency exits. The perimeters of the enclosure must be clearly defined and understood by the detainees. Screening missions are defensive in nature and largely accomplished by establishing a series of OPs and coliducting patrols to ensure adequate surveillance of the assigned sector. 4-7. Repositions the platoon to- During screen missions, it is important to understand that an MP 4-36. contains both active and passive elements and includes combat action to destroy or repel Avoid wood. Each gunner uses Although this manual includes a Using the range cards, the squad leader makes a squad sector sketch. 4-120. They use the cover of darkness for their operations. the individual. . 1-47. DIVISION MILITARY POLICE For example, a heavy division has one MP platoon providing direct support (DS) to each maneuver brigade and two MP platoons providing general support (GS) to the division's rear. or the central collecting point to corps holding area, then to internment facilities. amiy.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/public/297074-1/fin/3-19.4/chat)7.htrn .12/27/2004 7-10. Positioning AT4s (remember the back blast) so that they can fire down on tracked infantry fighting vehicles and wheeled scout reconnaissance vehicles. Specific tasks consist of two typescollective and individual. 4-38. Each rendezvous point becomes the ORP for the next phase. The use of the M18A1 claymore in the command-detonation mode is not restricted under international law or EO. NOTE: In any movement out of a defensive position, the platoon must employ all direct and indirect fire means available to suppress the enemy long enough for the This makes Captives may keep the following items found in a search: Area reconnaissance. requirement of NLW. Segregate Segregate captives by rank, gender, nationally, and status. Use the MK19 or M203 to cover the dead space. MP ensure that Team leaders provide fuel status. blackout (use of night-vision goggles [NVGs]) may be prescribed. The principles of combat loading are standard. 4-117. http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlseview/Dublic/297074-1/frn/3- .1 2/27/2004 When planning for combat operations, whenever possible, develop a COA that avoids an enemy's strength and strikes at his weaknesses. NLW can be more humane, b The combat load ensures that a unit is ready for combat even when it ison the move. Procedures include the standing methods used by a unit to accomplish tasks, weapon and equipment operating steps, crew drills, and staff action and coordination. with each other and those of adjacent squads. DODDOA-009830 imagination. Submits reouests for support based on the forecast developed during the briefing. identifies locations that need or require TCPs. MP have the capability to expedite the movement of combat resources, provide critical asset security and protection, conduct UR, contribute to force protection efforts through L&O operations, and gather and disseminate police information and intelligence. FM 3-19.4 http://ati am. MP traffic control operations give the commander the ability to make last-minute changes in the traffic flow or lane usage If gunners are using the M249 machine gun, they should use the tripod when DODDOA-009834 7-31. 4-111. Defenses are placed where the threat is greatest. When required to operate in crowds, maintain eye contact with team members. Responsible for supervising and managing the first-line supervisors as well as the soldiers within the squad with the reception, storage, and shipping of bulk or packaged petroleum-based products when needed. The platoon conducts combat operations, when required, through the employment of mobile combat systems containing three-man teams operating independently or in concert, and having vehicle crew-served and individual weapons capable of defeating a Level II threat and 5-16. Attempt to anticipate the enemy's likely moves. The site must be defendable and allow the HQ vehicle to be located near the tent. Coordinates with the perimeter on the reentry procedures to the perimeter from the withdrawal route. Continue fires into the platoon sector (engagement area). The platoon's portion of the base's or base cluster's defense is to help provide early warning of the threat by area security and/or maneuver and mobility support in the area near the base or the base cluster. elements, they notify their superior who calls for indirect fire, if it is available. Controlled Violence of Action only to captives to give orders. Standards: Pressed the latch and moved the barrel forward to eject ammunition. Reconnaissance operations. enemy armor vehicles. logistics and supply operations are kept on time and arrive at the right place. MP may also be required to conduct response force operations or become part of the TCF. If the situation warrants, travel by total Military Police T&R Review Virtual 6-10 Feb Comms . weapon system engagement. 2-22. 4-81. 4-98. The platoon leader reestablishes the platoon's chain of command. Ensures that it has rearward cover. moves outside the protective umbrella provided by the fire. Establish local security to sustain survivability. Fire techniques include fire from or at a moving vehicle, fire distribution and control, The size of a quartering party is based on the tactical situation and the amount of work required to prepare the site for occupancy. The area to observe should be identified in either the reconnaissance and security plan that the platoon leader receives or in the OPORD from higher HQ. secure communications. intervals. The PSG coordinates for resupply and supervises the execution of the casualty and EPW evacuation plan. other military police functions are frame and conducted. 5-15. Direct the squad leaders to let the enemy pass through the kill zones until the central Repeat this action at each successive ORP. Remains alert to the sounds of the engine and 4-100. BREACHING Method of fire. The capturing unit is usually responsible for delivering the detainees to the collecting point and the nonwalking sick or wounded detainees to the nearest medical-aid station for evacuation through medical channels. MPTR. They deploy early to areas devastated by natural or man-made disasters to assist disaster relief and damage assessment efforts. Support the fire and movement of the response force operating outside the base. MP receive EPWs and CIs as far forward as possible to prevent maneuvering units from being burdened with large numbers of prisoners. kr..1.1n. This is critical when only a map reconnaissance was conducted before the move. base forwards all the plans and overlays directly to the RAOC.) Emplace the mines- Are easily accessible from major routes. Consider preparing a COA statement (and sketch, if appropriate) for each option. to gain intelligence on their rear area objective. Box Method of Zone Reconnaissance k7, As a CS asset, MP can assist a scout platoon by locating the enemy reconnaissance element, freeing the scouts or TCF to perform the killing function of counterreconnaissance on larger mechanized enemy reconnaissance elements. Detainees are normally turned over to MP at the nearest EPW collecting point or holding area. The CAC controls movement from the staging area to the call-forward area. - A map of the area. analyze and compare his own organization's capabilities with the enemy's. Use an open column- conduct building and room clearing during high-intensity combat. An MP platoon may conduct a combat patrol to establish an ambush on a dismounted enemy avenue of approach. http://ati am.train. Each MET T&EO includes a list of SCTs and other associated tasks. 3. command . logistics needed to accomplish its mission. http://atiam.train.army.miliportal/atia/adlsc/view/oublic/297074-1/fm/3- .htm 12/27/2004 66-animist train. The platoon battle area as quickly as possible. information to plan sabotage or criminal activity, or to simply disrupt the efforts of friendly This chapter provides the MP leader with the information needed to successfully complete "a combat mission. http://atiam. The security element leader places security teams at the ORP and on enemy avenues of approach into the objective area. In addition, effective traffic control contributes to the flexibility of the crossing not interfere with accuracy. The international community, media, and public perceptions have increased Confirm the patrol's location. DC control (refer to Chapter 7 for more information about DC operations). The MP commander supporting the operation plans and 6-24. larger than squads quickly become unwieldy. TLP begin when the platoon leader is alerted for a mission and starts again when he receives a change or a new mission. This threat is most likely to be detected at border When firing from the windows or holes in the walls, be sure the muzzle of your weapon does not protrude beyond the wall. http://atiam.train.arrnv.mil/nortal/atia/adlsc/viewinublic/297074-1/frn/ htrn.tr? Publishing SOPs reduces the number of details to be explained. Normally, MP are employed as squads; however, individual teams may execute many MP tasks. http://ati am. 1. basic military knowledge/skills. that both the EPW or the CI and the receiving MP sign the receipt (such as DA Form The six principles of stress are search, tag, report, evacuate, segregate, and safeguard. halfway between the doorknob and the frame, not at the doorknob itself. In most cases, the scout platoon cannot be expected to acquire, identify, and defeat enemy reconnaissance elements. ammunition bearer connects his position to the machine gun position by a crawl trench. X Enhances movement through congested areas or over poorly marked routes. At no time will forces be deployed without the ability to defend themselves against a lethal threat, nor will they forego normal training, arming, and equipping for combat. Regardless of the type of method used, report the information through proper MP channels as soon as possible. MP support retrograde crossings the same as they do deliberate crossings. Appendix F FRATRICIDE AVOIDANCE Fratricide Fratricide Effects Fratricide Causes Fratricide Risk Assessment Preventive Measures Friendly Fire Incidents Leader Responsibilities If the 1-14. Places a crew-served weapon to cover the left and right limits of the kill zone. to advance an attacking force to the far side of an obstacle that is covered by fire. 1. For a combat operation, the COA statement and sketches include the following: 4-102. Long-range fire should disrupt enemy formations, channelize the enemy toward engagement areas, prevent or severely limit the enemy's ability to observe the location of friendly positions, and destroy the enemy as it attempts to breach tactical obstacles. During AS missions, MP conduct security activities around NAI; critical assets, such Unlike most combat arms platoons, which maneuver together in formation, the MP A radio (this may be the only means of communication from a remote site like a DZ. 4-118. Figure 3-1. Box Method Loading the basic equipment in the mounted standard brackets on the vehicle. Each Conducts a leader's reconnaissance of the objective area to confirm or change the plan. where they are needed. 1-1 drill & ceremonies. Chapter 5 for more information about MMS. The location of dead space between the elements and how to cover it. The leader tells the soldiers when to fire by using an oral command or visual signal. Massed crossing forces could slow momentum or exceed bridge classification limits. 1-31. Most units in the U.S. Army have a Standard Mission-Essential Task List (METL) that assists commanders as they prioritize training. train.army.mil/portal/atiaiadl seview/public/297074-1/fm/3-19.4/chaD5.htm 112/27/2004 explosives, or personnel in sustainment areas in order to disrupt military operations or kill The platoon leader- If this is the case, the search of the opposite sex must be performed in a respectful manner using all possible measures to prevent any action that could be interpreted as sexual molestation or assault. MP may conduct active mounted patrols to extend their observation OPs and LPs report the enemy's advance and call for illumination and supporting fire. interpreted as sexual molestation or assault. The leader tells the soldiers which weapons to fire, the type and amount of ammunition to fire, and the rate of fire. This eliminates or neutralizes the enemy while giving him the least chance of inflicting friendly casualties. In river crossings, TCP personnel assist the crossing-area HQ For an area ambush- Prisoners may dig or build cover to protect themselves from artillery, METT-TC may necessitate the need for additional corps MP support. There are two basic MP platoon organizations, corps and division. so they occur immediately after firing and do measures taken by friendly forces to reduce the threat's ability to gather information. A 10-minute short halt is taken every 2 hours thereafter. Are well built. The platoon continues to defend until the enemy is repelled or until the platoon is ordered to disengage. Detonate pressure-sensitive mines by rigging an A-frame over the mine and placing a heavy object, attached to a rope, over the mine. Strapped to boards (for detonation from around corners). http://atiam.train.army.mil/portaliatia/adlseview/oublic/297074-1 /fin/3 1 9.4/chan6.htm 12/27/2004 MP leaders enhance both planning and execution of the operations A quartering party is needed whenever a unit relocates. the maneuver element. 2-16. When moving, plan to use indirect approaches and flank positions that do not attract immediate attention. The angle of engagement is the angle found between the centerline of the vehicle and the gun when laid on the target. 6-15. To cover dead space not covered by FPF of crew-served weapons. Minimal lighting reduces visibility from the air while it permits drivers to- The squad leader tells the machine gunners where to shoot by assigning sectors of fire. When MP evacuate captives, they give them clear, Civil unrest or complete turmoil normally characterizes these While the unit loads for deployment, the quartering party moves to and readies the new site. See FM 7-8 for individual fighting position construction. If MP are to balance the benefits of detailed planning against the need Position Locations MP commanders plan successful operations by anticipating possible future events and OPs/LPs down the slope or on a flank of a hill, if there are covered withdrawal routes. FM 7-0 Training was released June 14, 2021, Soldiers training in North Carolina, - November, 2021, Schofield Barracks, HI Soldiers from 1st Platoon, Charlie Battery Copperheads, 3-7 Field Artillery, 25th Infantry Division Artillery conducted platoon level live-fire certifications and qualifications at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, June 3, 2021. DODDOA-009806 In order to safeguard captives according to the Geneva Convention and EPWs and CIs are segregated into the following categories: The CATS Doctrinal METL window shows the proponent-defined METL-focused collective tasks and task selections. Thus, the gunner must apply more lead to the shot. Or their priority may quickly shift to ground evacuation of casualties or vehicle recovery operations. If a lead is required and the gunner is traversing left to keep on target, the gunner must lead left. They- Be cautious. objectives and intentions. It is often associated with training requiring movement over terrain; for example, movement to contact or conducting a route reconnaissance. Description. 7-28. 4. When dispersing the assets into small combat elements, consider the classic ratios of friendly to enemy forces (3 to 1) to help ensure that the elements can concentrate enough combat power to accomplish the mission. United States Army Sergeants Major Academy . To maintain security during the march. 4-70. File this transmittal in front of the publication. Refer to FM 3-19.40 for more information about field confinement of US military prisoners. The Department of Defense (DOD) defines NLW as weapons that are explicitly METT-TC. Ensure that MP can enter and leave their OP/LP without being seen by the enemy. 4-88. DATA SECTION Range of Munitions Contained in a Nonlethal Capability Set 4-95. The chain of command controls the column. The manual specifically states: Although units may train supporting collective tasks in conjunction with METs and battle tasks, leaders do not consider these supporting collective tasks when determining the MET or battle task proficiency rating. FM 7-0 adds that Each collective task is evaluated based on its own training and evaluation outline. In other words, each MET T&EO is a stand-alone document that provides the necessary doctrinal standards to determine MET proficiency ratings. organization, material, and time. MP support the passage of lines operation to assist a maneuver unit in contact with the enemy to maintain movement. specific mission of killing these forces. When developing the COA, analyze the relative combat power. Detect and defeat the threat within their capabilities. Buildings located next to vacant lots, alleys, and parks allow better fields of fire than buildings located next to other buildings. Defensive positions must cover likely enemy avenues of approach, be mutually supporting, and provide cover and concealment. 7-32. harm. This prevents detection from aerial observers and some side-looking airborne radar. In such cases, a platoon leader could elect to set up a temporary platoon base as a rally point to report, resupply, and reorganize the platoon's resources. The platoon leader then decides what other security measures and means of communication to use. Captives must not A commander does this through a continuous cycle of planning, executing, and assessing training. Provide for maintenance and inspection of equipment. The gunner fires units to complete the capture tag before accepting prisoners into the CP. X Individual Critical Task List Training Management at Company Level Any Approved 27 Aug 2018 Effective Date: 27 Aug 2018 Distribution Restriction: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. MP employ NBC detection equipment to determine the absence or presence and extent of NBC contamination. usually requires combined-arms forces, but this is dependent on the type, size, and Tasks subordinates to ensure that the road march plan is followed. Platoons must be aware of the enemy's location, organization, direction of movement, and strength. members switch jobs every 20 to 30 minutes because the observer's effectiveness decreases Division MP are organized somewhat different depending on the type of division they are supporting. MP area reconnaissance is a composite of actions. When he wants to start firing on completion of the fire command, he just says, "Fire.". 4-115. Fighting position As other units may be planning to use the route, each unit must cross the SP on time. 5-28. COA analysis train. Shift to alternate or supplementary positions. The OP/LP team builds a hasty-fighting position or a preparedfighting position depending on METT-TC. DODDOA-009774 http://ati am. %. soldier`s manual of common tasks (smct) warrior leader skill level 2, 3, and 4: tradoc: stp 21-cied-sm-tg: active: 09/28/2022: soldier's manual and trainer's guide for counter improvised explosive . However, this requires that all personnel, not just the leaders, have a clear understanding of the ROE and the commander's intent. They LAW AND ORDER Other Considerations mine are the two mines most likely to be available to rear area units for a hasty protective himself where he can see and shoot to the front and the oblique. When collocated with a base or a base cluster, the platoon is integrated into that base's or base cluster's self-defense planning and operations. or by infiltration. AS is conducted by MP across the full spectrum of army operations to protect the force, impose order, and ensure freedom of movement. DODDOA-009831 Why are mission essential task list ( Metl ) development? http://atiam.train.an -nv.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/roublic/297074-1/fm/3-19.4/ehart4.htm 11/270064 . This is a seven-step process used when adequate planning time Nevertheless, a dug-in fighting position may be the key to survivability. Despite the brigade's early time lines, the PM must AUTHENTICATION After the crew-served weapons are in position, the squad leader positions the remaining MP to protect the gunners and to cover areas not covered by the gunner's. any captive arriving at the collecting point without it. LOCATION: Report where the enemy was seen. platoon leader makes sure gaps between the units are covered by fire, observation, patrols, Speed 4-56. A passage of lines is a tactical event normally associated with a battle handover. Temporary Route Signing Makes use of natural cover and concealment when possible. 3-5. DODDOA-009850 anny.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/nublic/297074-1/fin/3-19.4/chan7.htm .12/27/2004 Table 7-1. Maintaining camouflage discipline continuously. They provide security and force protection to friendly forces, critical facilities, and resources as units organize for military operations. The MP leader supporting the crossing site develops a traffic control plan to support the circulation control plan. Military Police. DODDOA-00979 1 brigade main CP controls the maneuver support force that consists of corps engineers, He prepares an 4-53. DODDOA-009794 Not driving off the road or cross-country. Finally, tactical (mission) tasks facilitate clear communication and understanding in the orders process. 7-17. 0216902. 4-43. Where back blast will not injure friendly forces. Keep the next higher commander informed throughout the conduct of the defense. Remove combustible materials to limit the danger of fire. The platoon relocates selected weapons to alternate positions if the leaders believe that the enemy may have pinpointed them during the attack and adjusts other positions to maintain mutual support. Use current information on the threat to identify known enemy activities and threat processing area NOTE: Linear OP/LP Placement Change 1 Headquarters If available, the EEPs should be located where they do not interfere with the traffic to the crossing sites and where equipment can be concealed and dispersed. Once the commander decides on a COA, he announces it in the form of orders that include his intent and concept of the operation. Request transportation, additional medical supplies, and other support through the forward support battalion. It enables similar units to simultaneously or sequentially train on mission-related scenarios. With the old battlefield missions, the term "operations" was used extensively and DCs are provided sustenance, safety, and humanitarian assistance. Multiple routes and cross-country movement from the RP to the assembly areas allow vehicles to disperse rapidly. When shortages of personnel demand it, that the capability to communicate be assessed before the selection of such a site. EPWs are more specifically defined in FM 3-19.40 and the Geneva Convention Relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War, August 1949 . Supporting Collective Tasks: Task No. Hasty minefields must be covered by fire. The reconnaissance element conducts the reconnaissance by moving to several vantage points around the objective. However, to halt and fire takes more time and is more dangerous. wowaeon control muntiona X X X X X X X X X X The basic considerations in planning any road march are the METT-TC factors (especially the enemy situation and the mission); the march order; and the type, number, and characteristics of vehicles available for the movement. The number of MP needed to operate a division forward collecting point is based on the number and rate of captives expected and the METT-TC. The platoon must deliver a large volume of fire into the kill zone, using individual and crew-served weapons, mines, demolitions, and indirect fire (if available), and isolate the kill zone to keep the enemy from escaping or being reinforced. Prisoners are evacuated from the Speak The platoon leader positions the antiarmor weapons where they can engage the target from the rear, flank, or top. 5-25. http://atiam.train.army.mil/portal/atia/adlseview/public/297074-1/fin/3- .12/27/2004 2-1 fm 3-21.6, fm 22-6. 2-25. anny. MP support for river crossings, breaching, and passage-of-line operations. When necessary, members of the division, corps, or EAC band augment MP for EPW Protective clothing and equipment (such as helmets, protective masks and clothing) for use during evacuation from the combat zone. . DODDOA-009828 Implied tasks (like crossing a river or passing through the lines of a unit lying between you and the objective) are not so stated, but must be accomplished to satisfy the overall operation. Mission Essential Task Lists (METL) - Standardized Mission Essential Task Lists (METL) are the Headquarters, Department of the Army official listings of the fundamental tasks that units are designed to perform in any operational environment. Each team is assigned a sector to observe, with sectors overlapping between the vehicles. DODD0A-009820 http://atiam.train.anny.mil/portal/atia/adlsc/view/nublic/297074-1/fm/3- .12/27/2004 6-10. 4-90. A military police officer is responsible for leading the Soldiers that protect lives and property on Army Installations. 1745-1815 Complete the plan. Good fields of fire into the kill zone. The capture tag's serial number and the captive's name are annotated on a locally developed manifest. camouflage and counters the recognition factors that make an object stand out from its Routes for a forward or rearward passage of lines. An additional duty of ERP personnel is to give the drivers final instructions on site-specific procedures and other information, such as speed and vehicle intervals. have been confiscated are of intelligence value. 888 Refer to Chapter 8 for more information about L&O. 2007. 4-51. The target acquisition is more difficult (such as, aiming stakes and layered fires are used extensively). 6-2. aiming stakes to set his weapon for a final protective line (FPL) or a principal direction of SUPPORT FOR RIVER CROSSINGS The platoon HQ can operate from a static base or vehicles. 6-25. Since the IBCT is a divisional brigade, the division PM and the IBCT PM play an 4-2. when the company moves at night. Callforward are-. Set up an MP platoon separately only when there is no other alternative. FORCE PROTECTION (FP) MEASURES DODDOA-009767 Determine C 2 means and The MP platoon leader is responsible to the company commander for the platoon's combat readiness, training, and discipline and the maintenance of its equipment. In urban areas, use existing latrines if they can serve at least 8 percent of the unit at one time. MMS. 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