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Fuller......................563-7651 <[email protected]> THE PROFESSIONAL BULLETIN OF THE MILITARY POLICE CORPS Spring 2016 Headquarters, Department of the Army PB 19-16-1 2 Chief, Military Police Corps Regiment, and 37 94th Military Police Battalion “Polar Bears” Stand Commandant, U.S. Army Military Police School Ready to Fight Tonight By Captain Roger J. Foley and Second Lieutenant 3 Regimental Command Sergeant Major Erin K. Flickinger 4 Regimental Chief Warrant Officer 39 Forming Partnerships: 511th Military Police 4 Center for Army Lessons Learned Seeks Volunteers Company Involvement in Operation Fused Response By First Lieutenant Tristan D. Shaw 5 Leadership Philosophy By Captain Megan E. Evans, Second Lieutenant 41 Challenges Facing Today’s Provost Marshals Sherman B. Pruitt, and Sergeant First Class By Captain Michael J. Robey Richard L. Saucier 43 The More Things Change, the More They Stay 6 Practical Application of Mission Command: the Same Operation Air Max By Captain Andrew B. Ginther By Captain Danelle R. Gamble 45 Leaders Learn About the Importance of Mission 9 The 89th Military Police Brigade Establishes Habitual Command During a Staff Ride Relationships By Staff Sergeant Ryan L. Hohman By Major Early Howard, Jr. 47 FLETC TWI and International Engagement on ISIL 11 Training in Today’s Environment: A Pacific By Major Christopher J. Rivers Perception 49 Lessons Learned During ODT Rotations By Captain Danielle A.Champagne By First Lieutenant John A. Perdigao 13 Multinational Coalition Task Force Detention 51 The Heart of MWD Pitt (L567) Operations By Sergeant Jajuan X. Burton By Captain Osvaldo R. Santiago 52 Military Police Trends During Decisive-Action 17 Phoenix Battalion Revolutionizes Training by Training at the Joint Readiness Training Center Integrating the Entire Team By Captain Clinton G. Davis and Captain Stephen By Captain Michael C. Howard J. Caraluzzi 19 91st Military Police Battalion Supports Joint Exercise 57 Multinational Force Interoperability in Action During Sentinel Warrior Operation Cavalry Ride By Lieutenant Colonel Aaron M. Poulin By First Lieutenant Hannah M. Miller 21 Standardizing Military Police Unit Level Police 60 Fort Bliss Kennel Ceremony Training and Certifications By Sergeant Jajuan X. Burton By Lieutenant Colonel Jon P. Myers, Chief Bobby S. Lungrin, First Lieutenant Joshua J. Larson, and 61 Operation Dragoon Ride Readies a Relevant Force Sergeant First Class Jason R. Wilburn By Major Ranjini T. Danaraj, First Lieutenant Leigh M. Hackbert, and First Lieutenant Hannah M. Miller 25 Platoon 21-Day Green Cycles 64 Integrating and Synchronizing Antiterrorism Physical By Lieutenant Colonel Jon P. Myers, Major Chris B. Security Measures Treuting, and First Lieutenant Joshua J. Larson By Mr. Michael J. Owczarzak and Colonel Richard 29 The Post-9/11 Evolution of the USBP S. Vanderlinden (Retired) By Lieutenant Colonel Matthew A. Mertz 67 Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 31 Developing Adaptive Military Police Leaders Through 5th Military Police Battalion—Lineage and Honors Joint Duty Assignments 68 Round Mountain Detention and Rehabilitation Center By Major Scott R. Blanchard By Master Sergeant Patrick V. Garland (Retired) and Mr. Mark S. Lindsay 34 Expanding Horizons: Detention Operations as Green Cycle Training 70 Brigade/Battalion Commands By Second Lieutenant Molly V. Buis 72 Doctrine Update 1 Chief, Military Police Corps Regiment, and Commandant, U.S. Army Military Police School Brigadier General Kevin Vereen t has been a busy time for the Regiment over the past few months. Our Soldiers and Department of the Army civilians all across the Military Police Corps Regiment Icontinue to perform at the highest levels in policing, investigations, and corrections. Most notably, our formations (Regular Army, Army National Guard, and U.S. Army Re- serve) have participated in regionally aligned/regionally engaged missions in support of partnership exercises that span from Africa to Asia. These