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  Table 2-2. Military police mission planning and capabilities (continued)
  Organization Mission Planning Capabilities
  Military police company • 1 per detainee • Integrates police intelligence through
  (continued) holding area plus operations to enhance situational
  two platoons understanding, protection, civil control, and law
  • 2 per strategic enforcement efforts.
  detention facility • Conducts host-nation policing training and
  support.
  Military police detention • 1 per HHD military • Conducts detention operations to shelter,
  company police detention BN sustain, guard, protect, and account for
  • 1 per strategic detainee and U.S. military prisoner populations.
  detention facility • Operates a maximum-security compound,
  • 1 per 300 high-risk when directed.
  detainees • Operates a standalone facility for 300 U.S.
  • 1 per confinement military prisoners or 100 high-risk detainees,
  when directed.
  facility U.S. military
  prisoners (300 • Operates one compound within a theater
  prisoners) detention facility.
  • Conducts host-nation corrections training and
  support.
  Military police law enforcement • 1 per division and • Planning, supervision, coordination, personnel
  detachment senior Army administration, and logistical support to organic
  headquarters and attached elements.
  • 1 per 20,000 United • Evidence identification, processing, and
  States Army preservation critical to successful criminal
  personnel in a BCT, investigations. Provides primary control point
  division, and corps for all law enforcement related incidents.
  area • Initial entry point for receipt of complaints and
  • 1 per 12,500 United maintenance of complaint records. Dispatching
  States Army of traffic management and collision (TMC)
  personnel in a JSA investigation and military police investigation
  (MPI) teams. Maintains control of offenders
  and criminal suspects. Manages the status of
  investigations, prepares reports, and provides
  criminal data for analysis.
  • Conducts vulnerability assessments, identifies
  and prioritizes critical facilities and key terrain
  according to the guidance provided by the
  military police BDE within the AO. Dispatches
  Force Protection teams to identify mission-
  essential activities that are vulnerable to
  criminal acts or disruptive activities.
  • Assists base/base cluster commanders with
  the development of internal defense plans.
  • Staffs and operates a field military police
  station.
  • When at home station, provides personnel
  support the provost marshal’s office and
  dedicated technical police expertise to support
  United States Army installations.