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Table of Context
Section I: Introduction
Section II: Rank/Duty System
Section III: Code of Conduct
Section IV: Uniform Regulations
Section V: Patrol Protocols
Section VI: Event Guidelines
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[SECTION I: INTRODUCTION]
The primary object of the Army's Military Police Division to protect the lives and property of military installations. They enforce military laws and regulations and operate similar to a civilian police officer. In the military, as long as they meet the requirements, individuals can become a military police officers.
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[SECTION II: RANK/DUTIES]
Commandant of the Military Police
Description: The Commandant of the Military Police is the Commanding Officer for the Military Police. He/She is in charge of overseeing the department and it's command structure. In addition, he/she is responsible for organizing activities within the Military Police, such as Try-outs, Training, etc. Reports to United States Military High Command.
Military Police High Command
Description: The Military Police High Command are United States Military Officers chose by the Commandant. High Command is in charge of all Military Police Officers and Military Police Enlisted. These Officers are assistants to the Commandant. Supporting, or hosting, events within the Military Police. Reports to the Commandant of the Military Police.
Military Police Officer
Description: Military Police Officers must be qualified to be commissioned into the Military Police by either Military Police High Command or the Commandant of the Military Police. These upcoming officers must be evaluated to become officers within the department. Officers are in charge of all Military Police Enlisted. Officers may only assist with Military Police activities. However, is permitted to host patrols and training. Reports to High Command within the Military Police.
Field Military Police
Description: Field Military Police personnel are Military Police Veterans. They have the most experience within the Military Police Enlisted ranks. Must uphold the rank of Military Police Cadet for twelve weeks, and pass required evaluation.
Military Police Cadet
Description: Military Police Cadets are a selected few who managed through try-outs. Fresh and new to the Military Police. Must go through orientation.
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[SECTION III: Code of Conduct]
No member of th###ilitary Police shall..
I: Knowingly, without good cause, supervise or carry out an arrest, or a detention.
II: Knowingly, without good cause, fail to report an arrest or a detention.
III: While carrying out their duties, act in a discriminatory or discourteous manner towards any person.
IV: Intimidate, or retaliate against, any person who makes a report or complaint about the conduct of a member of the military police.
V: Knowingly suppress, misrepresent or falsify information in a report or statement.
VI: Use military police information, military police resources or their status as a member of the military police for a private or another unauthorized purpose.
VII: Disclose military police information unless authorized.
VIII: Engage in conduct that is likely to discredit the military police or that calls into question the member’s ability to carry out their duties in a faithful and impartial manner.
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[SECTION IV: UNIFORM]
While in uniform, you represent the Military Police. All your actions will reflect on the Military Police. We expect you to follow the 'Code of Conduct'. Failure to obey to the code, will result in a discharge. If you are off-duty, do not wear a Military Police uniform.
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[SECTION V: Patrol Protocols]
For a patrol to begin, an officer within the United States Military or with the Military Police must assign it. You'll work in a team, of three to five, in ### designated area you were assign to. You'll report and record any incidents that may have happened. In the report, you must include what event took place, people involved, time and location are all factors within the report. On####h###eport is complete, send it over to a High Command Officer within th###ilitary Police. For a patrol to end, you must be either be dismissed by th###fficer wh###ssigned you or request permission for th###atrol to end.
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[SECTION VI: Event Guidelines]
[TRY-OUTS/TRAINING] - Must be held by either the Commandant of the Military Police or Military Police High Command. Assistants will be Military Police Officers and/or Field Military Police Personnel.
Stage I: Physical Training - Purpose: Eliminating those who aren't committed.
Stage I Table: Grammar Jacks (50) > Obstacle Course I > Obstacle Course II > One Lap (Map Border)
Stage II: Combat - Purpose: Pick out potential cadets
Stage II Table: Close Quarter Combat (1v1) > Firearm Practice (1v1)
Stage III: Inspection - Purpose: Maturity.
Stage III Table: Held in Parade Square. Every trainee will be in formation and will answer any question given from the inspector.
Stage IV: Conclusion
Stage IV Table: Inspectors will decides who gets into the Military Police or gets cut.
[ORIENTATION] - A rundown of the Military Police Handbook. Held in a classroom environment. |