Military presence.
Military jurisdiction.
Legal precedence.
Military law.
Bilateral and multilateral agreements.
Status of Forces Agreements.
US Constitution.
US Code.
Law of Armed Conflict.
Manual for Courts-Martial Title 10 statutes.
Status of Forces Agreements.
Rules of war.
International laws.
Legal sources.
Senate proclamation.
Manual for courts-martial.
77.
5.
2.
1.
Applies everywhere.
Does not apply on ships.
Is the sole legal military authority.
Applies to civilians who commit crimes on base.
Must be tried overseas.
Is not subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
Can be tried in the US and vice versa.
May choose to be court-martialed by a civilian authority.
1 through 5.
2 and 5.
6 through 76.
77 through 134.
Concurrent, current, proprietary.
Partial, exclusive, bilateral, concurrent.
Exclusive, concurrent, partial, and proprietary.
Exclusive, concurrent, proprietary, and multilateral.
When the government has exclusive jurisdiction.
When partial jurisdiction exists.
Under proprietary jurisdiction.
Located in overseas areas.
State laws are not enforced.
The state has property rights only.
The federal government has no authority.
Both the state and federal government have authority.
Proprietary government.
Military government.
Nationalist regime.
Military state.
US Navy.
US Air Force.
US Army.
Coast Guard.
Enforce civilian laws.
Apprehend civilians.
Detain civilians; not apprehend.
Apply military law to civilians.
2.
5.
92.
77-134.
Act in an official law enforcement capacity off-base.
Apprehend civilians for on-base offenses.
Release military offenders to supervisors.
Detain civilians for on-base offenses.
Right to bear arms.
Title 10, US Code.
Self-defense right.
Citizens right of arrest.
A division of the sheriff’s office where the personnel enforced local town laws.
A summons for all able-bodied males of the country to aid the sheriff in keeping the peace or to pursue criminals.
An additional duty for Army troops.
A band of US Marshals who gathered together to find criminals.
Keen sight and ability to track individuals.
Presence deters airborne insertion of enemy troops.
Ability to deter aggressive acts against entry controllers.
Superior ability to detect individuals, particularly during periods of reduced visibility.
Search occupied buildings only.
Bite and hold multiple suspects only.
Search unoccupied buildings and disperse crowds.
Bite and hold a suspect or search an unoccupied building.
Give a verbal warning stating they are about to release the dog.
Loudly announce their intentions to order the dog to bite.
Place the military working dog on a long leash.
Have the dog bark three times.
SIT and STAY.
OUT and SIT.
OUT and HEEL.
BITE and OFF.
Security and air base defense.
Air base defense VIP security.
Law enforcement and air base defense.
Law enforcement, security, and contingency operations.
Psychological deterrent.
Mobile flightline force multiplier.
Base defense detection capability.
Replacement for base sensor systems.
Its ability to see through thick fog and rainy conditions.
Detection capabilities during periods of limited visibility.
The team’s ability to work alone.
Its quick response capability.
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