Industry Day Brief 18 September 2014

1. Industry Day Brief 18 September 2014

2. The Tip of the Spear 31B (Combat Support Military Police/ Law Enforcement/Host Nation Police Training & Assistance) 31E (Corrections/Detention Operations) 31K (Military Working Dog Handler) effective October 2014 31D (Criminal Investigation)

3. (version 23 as of 11APR2014) MP Regimental Strategy Mission: Provide professionalpolicing, investigations, corrections, security and mobility support across the full range of military operations in order to enable protection, promote the rule of law, and preserve the fighting force. Means Ways Ends • Primary Missions of the Armed Forces • Prevent • Deter and Defeat Aggression • Maintain a Safe, Secure, and Effective Nuclear Deterrent • Defend the Homeland and Provide Support to Civil Authorities • CWMD Proliferation • Shape • Operate Effectively in Cyberspace • Operate Effectively in Space • Provide a Stabilizing Presence • Conduct Humanitarian, Disaster Relief, and Other Operations • Win • Project Power Despite Anti- Access/ Area Denial Challenges • Counter Terrorism and Irregular Warfare • Conduct Stability and Coin Operations (however, no longer sized for large scale, prolonged stability operations • Operational Area Security • Enhance Movement/ Maneuver • Resettlement Ops/ Dislocated Civilians • Antiterrorism/ Physical Security • Protective Services • Military Working Dogs • Civil Control/ Nonlethal Security and Mobility Support SOLDIERING POLICING • Law Enforcement • HN Police Advising/ Mentoring • Customs • Criminal Investigations • Forensics/ Biometrics • Traffic/ TA Investigations • Criminal Analysis • Special Reaction Teams Police Intelligence (Integrated Function) Police Operations INVESTIGATIONS CORRECTIONS • US Military Corrections • HN Corrections Advising/ Mentoring • Detainee Operations Detention Operations Developed through training, education and experiential learning during installation policing, investigations and corrections Vision: A premier integrated Military Police force recognized as policing, investigations and corrections professionals who enable the Army’s decisive action in unified land operations in concert with our partners to achieve tactical, operational and strategic outcomes in unstable and complex worldwide environments.

4. Commandant’s Priorities Mission: Provide professionalpolicing, investigations, corrections, security and mobility support across the full range of military operations; enabling protection, promoting the rule of law, in order to preserve the fighting force. Leader Development: “Change cannot be managed, it must be led” a) SHARP Training Requirements b) MP Corps Leader Development Strategy Guidance c) Full inculcation of Mission Command into the institutional training – BOLC, CCC, WOBC, WOAC The MP Corps Profession: a) Law Enforcement Weapons Training b) ASV Upgrades c) Reinforcement of Customs & Courtesies with BOLC and CCC students d) Non-lethal capabilities 3. MP Force Structure: “Place Army Needs over SRC Needs” a) Military Working Dogs b) Forensics c) TAA Preparation d) Protection – War Fighting Function

5. USAMPS Areas of Concern in Future OE • Nonlethal Capabilities/Applications • Forensics capabilities/Kits • Family of Concealable Body Armor • Insider Threat/Active Shooter • Integrated Base Defense/Security • New LE Duty Ensemble • Standardization of MP/LE equipment • Tactical Vehicle requirements • Military Working Dog Equipment/Deployable Kennel • Critical thinking/Cognitive Skills development • “Human Dimension” applications • Professionalization and Credentialing Initiatives