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FM 3-19.40 (20010801) FM 3-19.40 MILITARY POLICE INTERNMENT/RESETTLEMENT OPERATIONS 1 FM3-19.40 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 FM3-19.40 Preface 8 FM3-19.40 Part 1 Fundamentals of Internment/Resettlement Operations Chptr 1 Introduction 10 FM3-19.40 Chptr 2 Commander and Staff Responsibilities 27 FM3-19.40 Part 2 Enemy Prisoners of War and Civilian Internees Chptr 3 Division Collecting Points and Corps Holding Areas 46 FM3-19.40 Chptr 4 Enemy Prisoners of War 70 FM3-19.40 Chptr 5 Civilian Internees 106 FM3-19.40 Chptr 6 Internment/Resettlement Facilities 134 FM3-19.40 Part 3 United States Military Prisoners Chptr 7 Army Corrections System 144 FM3-19.40 Chptr 8 Battlefield Confinement of United States Military Prisoners 175 FM3-19.40 Part 4 Military Police Support to Civil-Military Operations Chpter 9 Populace and Resource Control 203 FM3-19.40 Chptr 10 Humanitarian Assistance and Emergency Services 227 FM3-19.40 Appendix A Metric Conversions 252 FM3-19.40 Appendix B Use of Force and Riot Control Measures 253 FM3-19.40 Appendix C Equipment Guide 287 FM3-19.40 Appendix D Military Police Internment/Resettlement Units 290 FM3-19.40 Glossary 294 FM3-19.40 Bibliography 310 FM 3-19.40 Authentication
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- LAAWS XXI Project Office
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