Military Police contains information about military police functions in maneuver and mobility support, area security, law and order, internment/resettlement, and police intelligence operations.
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publication, dissemination, integration, and archiving of
new concepts; tactics, techniques, and procedures; and
solutions from the tactical through theater/strategic levels
of war.
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The multimedia-based CALL operation is forward-
deployed around the globe, supplying joint, interagency,
intergovernmental, and multinational forces with historic
and emerging observations, insights, and lessons via a
variety of print and electronic media. The systematic
approach employed by CALL ensures that deployed and
follow-on forces receive the information they need and helps
improve the warfghting capabilities of the Army. The true
test for CALL—and the entire lessons learned operation—
is whether the approach helps Soldiers and units correctly
perform their missions from the outset.
Clicking on the link takes the
user to milSuite—a coordinating and synchronizing network
for Army efforts to integrate the capabilities, activities,
and processes required for the protection (prevention and
mitigation of adverse effects) of personnel, physical assets,
and information.
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The milSuite network is one of the Army's
primary tools for facilitating the exchange of information
between protection professionals within the operating and
generating forces. The milSuite Military Police Community
provides links to forums for military police professionals.
These forums serve as areas where personnel who have an
interest in a particular community can post blogs and share
lessons learned and best practices with other personnel who
have similar community interests. Through the collaborative
collection and exchange of data, the forums promote growth
in team capabilities and empower commanders, leaders,
staffs, Soldiers, and civilians with knowledge to support the
Army mission. Leaders are encouraged to spread the word
about the Military Police Community forums and to provide
feedback so that the Web site can continue to grow and serve
as an effective means of dealing with a very complex and
dynamic operational environment.
Acknowledgements: Special thanks to the following
personnel from QAO, MSCoE, Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri,
who contributed to this article: Mr. Pascual Cartagena,
WfF program manager; Mr. Anthony Galloway, Chemical,
Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear WfF analyst; Mr.
Vince Cohran, Engineer WfF analyst; and Mr. Dave Nobles,
Maneuver Enhancement Brigade WfF analyst.
Endnotes:
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TRADOC Pamphlet 525-8-2,
Concept for 2015, 20 January 2011, p. 23.
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United , Web site,