The Transformation and Restructuring of the Military Police Corps

This paper examines options of how the Military Police Corps might alleviate manpower and force structure shortages that negatively impact their ability to support the warfight peace operations and peacetime commitments. The options explored include; civilianization, contracting and/or outsourcing f...

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Main Author: Longmire, Vida D
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
CORPS LEVEL ORGANIZATIONS
MANPOWER
Military Forces and Organizations
MILITARY OPERATIONS
MILITARY PERSONNEL
MILITARY POLICE
MISSIONS
PEACETIME
SHORTAGES
Sociology and Law
TRANSFORMATIONS
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Summary:This paper examines options of how the Military Police Corps might alleviate manpower and force structure shortages that negatively impact their ability to support the warfight peace operations and peacetime commitments. The options explored include; civilianization, contracting and/or outsourcing for peacetime missions that are currently performed by military police personnel. This paper also provides an assessment of peacetime functions and recommendations for maximizing outsourcing and privatization. This is an alternative strategy to reducing operational programs, continued high OPTEMPO for high demand units/personnel and sacrificing modernization programs.