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SUBJCT: Operational Report - Lessons Learned, EQ, 93rd Military PoliceBattalion

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1. Forwarded as inclosure is Operational Report - Lessons Learned,Headquarters, 93rd Military Police Battalion for quarterly period ending31 January 1967. Information contained in this report should be reviewedand evaluated by CDC in accordance with paragraph 6f of AR 1-19 and byCONARC in accordance with paragraph 6c and d of AR 1-19. Evaluationsand corrective actions should be reported to ACSFOR OT within 90 days off receipt of covering letter.

2. Information contained in this report is provided to the Com-mandants of the Service Schools to insure appropriate benefits in thefuture from lessons learned during current operations, and may be adaptedfor use in developing training material.

BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF THE ARMY:

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SUBJECT: Operational Report for Quarterly Period Ending 31 January 1967

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SIGNIFICANT ORGANIZA1TION AND UNIT ACTIVITIES (U)

1. (U) PJRPOSEz In accordance with para 12a (1) (b), AR 1-19,this report covers the significant activities of activation and deploy-ment of Company D, 50th Infantry during the period 1 June 1966 to 31October 1966 and the 127th Military Police Company during the period 1August 1966 to 31 October 1966. In addition, this report covers sign-ificant activities of all units assigned to the 93rd Military Police-'attalion during the required period of I November 1966 to 31 January1967.

2. (U) P"MIOD OF I JU gE 1966 to 31 oCixBtR 1966: Company D, 58thInfantry was activated on 1 June 1966 at Fort Lewis, Uashington. Ass-ignment of the majority of personnel occurred on 10 June 1966. BasicUnit Training was initiated on 18 June and continued until 18 August 1966.

Originally the unit received an equipment readiness date of 20August and personnel readiness date of 5 September 1966. On 18 Augustthe unit was extendeO for a period of sixty' days by the Sixth Army Com-mander. This extension was initiated due to the lack of authorizedequipment and additional training required. A five (5) week AdvancedUnit Training cycle was conducted during this extension period and theunit went from 5W5 of all authorizeO equipment on hand to 90% on hand.Bquipment readiness date was extended to 20 October 1966 with personnelreadiness date to 5 November 1966. PON leaves were granted from 18 Oct-ober to 5 November 1966.

During the period of 1 June 1966 to 31 October 1966 the unitparticipated in seventy-one (71) training days, zero days of operationand zero days of movement. All other days were devoted to administrativedetails and leaves. Training consisted of five (5) weeks Basic UnitTraining, 16 hours of CONARC required subjects and five (5) weeks ofAdvanced Unit training.

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3. (U) PLRIOD 0? 1 AUGUST 1966 to 31 OCTOBm 1966: The 127thMilitary Police Company was activated on I August 1966 at Fort Bragg,North Carolina. Assignment of the majority of the lower grade person-nel occurred on 13 August 1966. POM training was initiated on 28 Sept-ember 1966 and continued until 29 October 1966. POM leaves were grantedfrom 29 October to 28 November 1966.

Originally the unit was alerted to deploy on 22 December 1966.Un 17 November 1966 the unit movement date was accelerated from 22 Dec-ember to 2 December 1966. On 23 November 1966 the unit received a portcall of 11 December 1966. Training was curtailed from an original six(6) week schedule to five (5) weeks. POM leaves were not affected.

During the period of 1 August 1966 to 31 October 1966, the unitparticipated in thirty-three (33) training days, zero days operation,and zero days movement. ll other days were devoted to administrativedetails. Training consisted of POM requirements, subjects recomilendedby the 503rd Military Police Battalion, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, andthe Unit Commander.

Preparation and training necessitated hand receipting TO prop-erty from the 503rd Military ?olice Battalion, Fort Bragg, North Car-olina. n Organizational Readiness Test (ORT) was used to test the unitreadiness for overseas shipment and was conducted from 24-29 November1966. The overall rating for the ORT was satisfactory.

4i (C) PrORIOD OF 1 NOVEOBMR 1966 to 1 JANIUARY 1967:

a. (C) Preparation and Movement (Company D, 58th Infantry):

From 1-3 November 1966 the unit packed its vehicles, Red TAT and gen-oral cargo. Equipment was delivered to the eocks minus the YellowDisk T.

(1) The advanced party of one Officer, two NCO's, and fiveenlisted men departed for RVN via air on 15 November 1966. The mainbody had previously departed by ship (USNS BUCK1eR) from Port of Tacoma,.iashington, on 9 November 1966 for a 20 day uneventful voyage to RVII.

(2) From 16 November 1966 until 27 November 1966 theadvance party received their initial briefing and set about preparingthe company area with items on -hand. Their main effort was concentratedon a two-story billet for the tro6ps.

b. (C) Arrival in Republic- of Vietnam (Company D. 58th Infantry):On 27 November 1966 the main body arrived in ! qd 11hon harbor, off-loadedand transported to Valley F. Red Circle TAT was off-loaded on 27 Nov-ember 1966. On 2 December 1966 the bulk shipment of equipment arrivedin Cui Nhon harbor.

(1) Cn 3 December 1966 the unit became operational byassuming the mission of securing the Ammunition Supply Depot, Qui Nhon.Originally the target eate had been set for 10 December 1966 but thetactical situation required earlier employment.

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(2) On 31 December 1966 the unit was given n additionalmission of employing one platoon to secure four (4) bridges located onthe MbR out of Qui Vhon. m adcitional squad was attached to the 66thHilitary Police Company and assumed the mission of gate guards at the58th Quartermaster Supply Depot.

(3) During the quarter 1 f!ovember 1966 to 31 January 1967the unit participated in 19 days movement and 58 c'ays of operation. dlother days were devoted to administrative details and leave.

c. (U) Prepmwation and Movement (127th hilitary Police Com-pany): The unit started packing and crating equipment on 30 October 1966with an equipment readiness date of 16 November 1966. Ln 16 Novembor1966, the TLYE equipment, less Yellow and Red Disk TAT equipment, depArtedFort Bragg, North Carolina for Port of Oakland, Cali fnrnia. Un 25 hov-ember 1966 the Red TAT equipment departed Fort Bragg, North Uarolinafor Oakland, California.

(I) The main body of three (3) officers and 155 enlisted

rien departed Fort Bragg, North Carolina on 11 D.;cember via air fcr Oak-land, C'lifernia and on 12 December 1966 via ship (USNS UrbHUR) for atwenty-seven (27) day voyage to RVN. The advance party of one (1)officer and four (4) enlistud men departed for RVN via air on 18 December1966.

(2) From 21 December 1966 until 6 January 1967 the advanceparty received their initial briefirngs ane started work on the unit areain preparation for the arrival of the main body.

d. (C) Arrival in Republic:; of Vietnam (127th Military PoliceCompany): On January 7,1967 the main body arrived in r.ui 11hon harbor,off-loaded Pnd was transportee to the unit area. Red Circle TAT t quip-ment was off-loaded on 7 January 1967 at Qui 1ihon. On 16 January 1967the bulk shipment of equipment arrived and was off-loacod.

(I) Irmaediately upon arriving in the unit area, improvementof the area began. On 11 January 1967 three (3) military police deskteams, consisting of three (3) members per team, began on-the-job train-ing in the Qui Nhon ilitary Police Station with 504th Hilitary PoliceBattalion personnel. On 19 January 1967 sixteen (16) ilitary police-men began on-the-job training with personnel from the 504th MilitaryPolice Battplion performing the mission of discipline, law, an4 orderin Q ui Nhon city.

(2) On 28 January 1967 the unit assumed the mission of

discipline, law, ane- order in Qui Nhon, relieving the 504th EilitaryPolice Battalion of this mission.

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SOCTION II (C)

COI1HAMDiRS OBSERVAT10ONS XiD RECO! _ 3-1DKiTI0KS (u)PART I (C) OBS iVATIONS (Lessons Learned) (U)

1 . (FOUO) P.,RSOUI&ML

ITII: Activation of Unit

DISCUS::ION: The 127th Military Police Company was activatedon 1 August 1966. Most officers and non-commissioned officers did notarrive until approximately 1 ;eptember 1966, which delayed unit train-ing and preparation for overseas deployment. This problem was solvedto a certain extent by the 503rd Military Police Battalion attachingsome of their key personnel to the unit.

sBo =RV.TI0N: Key personnel were not alerted, assigned, and pro-sent for duty on or prior to arrival date of bulk of troops.

SI1,M: 'ersonnel Assignments

DISCUSSION: .,t the tine of activation of the 127th 11ilitaryPolice Company and Company D, 58th Infantry, all TOB personnel positionswere to be filled by the Department of the irny. In eight (8) instances,positions were never filled in the 127th Military Police Company. TheseVacancies included such key personnel as 6upply Sergeant and Supply Clerk.In five (5) instances, positions were never filled in Company D, 58thInfantry. These vacancies included such key personnel as Platoon Ser-geants, bupply Sergeant, and Raiio Mechanic. To alleviate this problemkey personnol were utilized in double Outy.

(OBbii1VATION: All key personnel positions for units deployingto Vietnam should be filled on the date of activation.

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IT M: Maps of Vietnam

DISCUSSION: Company D, 58th Infantry, did not receive theirbasic loao of maps until just prior to embarkation and they had to beirzedOiately packed for shipment. The basic load of naps issued to themby G-2, Fort Lewis, Washington were of the Seigon area and were not ofQui 1hon area where the unit ultimately deployed. A minimum number ofmaps of 1 ui 11hon srea were issued to them upon arrival in country anduntil appropriate maps coule be issued.

OBSERVATIONs Deploying units to Vietnam should be informed ofthe general area whore they will employ in order to insure that propermaps are issued to them.

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3. (FOUo) LTOIISTICS

ITEM: 1 stablishnent of Equipment Due Date of 1:ON Units

DI6CtbSION: Both the 127th Iilitary Police Ccmpany and Com-

pany D, 58th Infantry, experienced difficulty in receiving TWi authorizedequipment. In the case bf the 127th Military Police Company, localpolicy at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, provide for lateral transfer ofTOE equipment which had been ordered but not received. However, thispolicy dictated that equipment would not be transferred prior to four(4) days before ERD. This rt.sulted in ad(1itional workload on the dploy.-

ing unit in drawing an packing the equipment for shipment. This ad."-itional worklow' was solved due to the fine co-- peration of the hostunit, 503rd Military Police Battalion. In the case of Company D, 58thInfantry, they did not receive their authorized TOS' equipment until aninspection was made by the sixth ;!rmy CoLv ander at which time the unitwas extended 60 days until the equipment arrived.

OBS2RVATION: T6 authorizecO equipment was not available fortraining, proper marking, and packing for overseas shipment.

ITIiH: Issuance of T 'BTOC Package

DIbCUSSION: When the 127th Military Police Company departedFort Bragg, North Carolina, it was assured that its %,BTOC packagewould be waiting at the port to be loaded with the unit's Red TATequipment. The unit was informed by Pcrt Authorities that they weretwo weeks behind in shipments, and consequently the unit deployedwithout the UABTOC package. On 23 January 1967 the unit ruceived aletter stating that the 1IBTOC package hA been shipped with the follow-in, shortages: water cooler, ice cheat, (400lbs), refrigerator, (70cu ft), generator, (10 kw), jug, (5 gal cooler). The missing 7ABTOCitems are some of the most important to a unit stationed in RVN. Theunit has solved the problem by borrowing ane hand receipting Ceneratorsand other essential items of equipment authorized in the W.BTOC pack-age.

OBSuRVATIOII: That W BTOC items be shipped with Red ITT equip-mant and that the package be shipped ocmplete.

IT NM: Maintenance of Vehicles

DISCUSSION: On 30 August 1966 the 93rd hilitary Police BattalionHeadquarters debarked in Qui Nhon. Approximately seven (7) eays laterit received assignment of its first company, the 66th hilitary PoliceCompany, TOE 19-247. Neither the Hodquarters and Headquarters Detach-ment nor the 66th Military Police Company are authorized maintenanceperscr ul and equipment. On 27 November 1966, Company D, 58th InfantryTO'" 7-162, arrived in Qui Hhon and was assigned to the Battalion on

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1 December 1966. This unit also was not authorized maintenance personnelor equipment. It was not until the arrival of the 127th Military PoliceCompany, TOE 19-37F, 'on 7 Januur 1967, that this battalion had any main-tenance capability. During this four month period, Headquarters and Head-quarters Detachment had to depend upon assistance given by another unitstationed in the same cantonment area. i:ith the assignment of Company D,58th Infantry, the same unit assisted them in maintenance whenever possible.The 66th Ililitary kolice Company had to depend on the 504th ilitaryPoiloe Battalion for maintenance assistance.

OBSERVATION: lihen organizing military police battalions, acritical look should be given to authorizations to insure that a main-tenance capability exists somewhere within the battalion. batellitingmilitary police units on other orgrnizations for maintenance is eel-dom a satisfactory arrantrement.

PART II (FOUO) TBCOI!12iODATIONS (U)

1. (1UO) P26RWUHIhL A problem area of major significance is thedeployment of units without certain key personnel. Two companies in thebattalion had to organize, requisition equipment, receipt equipment andship without a supply sergeant. hggressive personnel action should betaken by responsible agencies to insure that critical personnel shortagesin deployable units are filled as soon as possible up6n activatioA.

2. (FOUO) 'LOGISTICS: Of equal significant importance is the lackof maintenance personnel and maintenance equipment in this battalion.Naintenance should be given as much attention as billeting, feeding, and Ipaying the personnel assigfAed 'to the battAlion.- 1'aintenance personneland equipment should be authorized in.a F'litary Police Battalion Head-quarters and Headquarters Detachment in all US iwq Military PoliceBattalions.

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1 - Assistant Chief of Staff for Force Development, Department of the Army(ACSPOR, DA), Washington, D.C. 20310

2 - Commander in Chief, United States Army Pacific, ATTN: GPOP-MR,ifO 96558

1 - Deputy Commanding General, United States Army Vietnam, ,ArW'T: AVC-1 1,

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I - Commanding Officor, 18th Military Pclice Brigac'e, ATTN: AVBGI,I0"0 963071 - Commaiding Officer, 16th. litary Police Group, 1'O 96240

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66th Eilit-ry Police Ccrapany (Guard), TOB 19-2471

127th ilitary Police Cor.pany, TOE 19-37F

Company D, 58th Infantry, TOS 7-16&

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18TH I*LILITARY FOLICE BRIGAiEAPO San Francisco 96307

GIRAn ORDERS 5 December 1966NMMBE 13

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CAg to'iY Da 51st IlFANTRYAsg to: 97th Uilitary Police Battalion APO 96312

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C014AIY Cs 54TH I11FAFLTRYAre, to: 97th Uilitary Police Battalion APO 96312

COI, ?ANY D, 58TH INFATRYAsg to: 93rd 14litary Police Battalion A'O 96238

CO1piPlly C, 87TH IINFA4TRYAsg to: 92nd 1Ilitary Police Battalion APO 96307

COiPADT4 D, 87TH INFia-ThYAsg to: 95th hilitary Police Battalion APO 96307

FOR THE CU0-1ihDER:

OFFICIAL ROBM2T J. KRIWANEIKColonel 1,1CChief of Staff

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TC 001. The following units are ACTIVi.TD.

-;TJL "-.nits listed in Inclosure 1.Effective dae: iAugust 1966Equipment: ]aip;ent "reqnired anmd nut available will be requisitioned

in accordance with normal supply procedures.Persornel: Personnel required will be provided in accordance with

e xis3ting directiv:S.FL./r,-cords: lectirn VII, AR 345-215, applies.

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U•X'tjC, dated 24 1my 1966.? bi:Id obig : C,,, .gate to the extent necessary the appropriate

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5pecial !nsta-ctics: The 196h., ilitary Intelligence Detachment isattached to'ho...United States Continental iArO,Cor iand Intnfige-ni-.enter, Fort Bragg, NorthCarolina. Trpns for ancV 'proi.ption authority isdelegated to the Coma aanding Officer, UnitedStates Continental Army Cormm.and uitelligenceCenter, Fort Bragg, Uorth Carolina. Th'-127thRJ.litary Police Company (Army), 222d Personnel.Service Coralaiy (Tjpe B), and the 43d FinanceSection (Dsbursing) are attached to Fort Bragg,North Carolina. Transfer and promotion authority

is delegated to the Cormanding General, XVIIIAirborne Corps c nd Fort Bragg, Fort Bragg, NorthCarolina. Thu 56th Data Processing Unit isattached to ort hcPherson, Georgia. Transferand promotion authorit;- is delegated to theComanding General, Fort hcPhurson, Georgia.

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FOR THE COxahnNDER:

OFFICIAL: ROBERT J. KRI'V;iEKColonel UCChief of Staff

/s/ Lowell P. Wolf/t/ LOit.L P. WOLF

CPT, GCAsst Adjutant

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SUBJECT: Operational Report for Quarterly Period Ending 31 January 1967(CSFOR-65) (U)

Headquarters, 16th Military Police Group, APO 96240, 24 February 1967

TO: Assistant Chief of Staff for Force Development, Department of theArmy (ACSFOR, DA), 1,'ashington, D. C. 20310

1. (U) The Operational Report for Quarterly 'eriod ,ndinp 31 January1967 of the 93d Military Police Battalion is forwarded herewith.

2. (FOUO) This headquarters has reviewed the renort, considers itadequate, concurs with the observations and recommendations and adds thefollowing comments:

a. (FOUO) Reference Section II, Part I, pararranh 1, Item:Personnel Assignments: The 127th M1ilitary O'olice Company has retraineda military noliceman, MOS 95B, as supply sergeant and awarded him 'CS76KhO. That unit is not authorized a supply clerk; however, an arxorer,MOS 76K30, is now asSined to the company. Company D, 5Fth Infantrv, isstill-short three platoon sergeants and a radio mechanic, all of whom areon requisition. Company D has also qualified a unit sunplv sergeantthrough on-the-job training and awarded him ROS 76K4o.

b. (FOUO) Reference Section II, Part 1, paragraph 3, Item:Maintenance of Vehicles, and Section II, Part II, parasraph 2: An organicmaintenance capability should be inherent in the organization of aMilitary Police Battalion Headquarters. MITOEs have been submitted in aneffort to rectify this inadequacy. The battalion presently operates a

consolidated motor pool, primarily utilizing the personnel and equipmentof the 127th Military Police Company.

LOUIS J. KLEKSColonel, MPC

,Commanding

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