Provost Marshals Office (PMO)
Duty Descriptions

Corps Provost Marshal
Serves as the XVIII Airborne Corps (ABC) and Fort Bragg Provost Marshal and Protection Coordinator; ensures that the staff identifies means to avoid, eliminate, or mitigate risk through various division working groups during the daily battle rhythm; plans, coordinates, and integrates protection capabilities in support of main and supporting efforts; develops a comprehensive scheme of protection that integrates all complementary and reinforcing protection capabilities; advises the commander on where to allocate and employ protection capabilities; chairs protection working group meetings, coordinates input and makes recommendations to the commander regarding protection priorities; manages the writing of the protection annex and provides input to plans, orders, branches, and sequels; coordinates and synchronizes with other staff cells, nodes, and functional groups as required; provides guidance on the execution of protection capabilities; plans and prepares for changes in protection priorities well before their execution so the force can maintain the momentum and tempo of operations; continually monitors and assesses the overall protection effort and risk to friendly forces.




Corps Provost Marshal Sergeant Major
Serves as the Corps Provost Marshal (PM) Operations Sergeant Major for the XVIII Airborne Corps and Fort Bragg; advises the PM and Deputy PM on Military Police enlisted matters; advises the corps staff on where to allocate and employ protection capabilities; responsible for OPSEC, antiterrorism / force protection (ATFP), physical security (PHYSEC), administrative requirements, operations, readiness, and training for the PM Cell; serves as a member of the integrated Corps Protection Section and provides subject matter expertise on detainee operations and maneuver support operations in support of large scale combat, contingency, and homeland defense OPLANS / CONPLANS; plans, coordinates, and integrates protection capabilities in support of main and supporting efforts; coordinates and synchronizes with other staff cells, nodes, and functional groups as required; manages the coordination for command inspections for ATFP, PHYSEC, continuity of operations, and OPSEC for four division headquarters and seven brigade headquarters.




Provost Sergeant
Serves as Provost Sergeant and MP Operations NCO; supervises and supports police operations, detention operations, security, and mobility support on the battlefield; maintains installation security and conducts law and order operations; operates police desks, implements crime prevention measures, and maintains evidence room; prepares operations plans and orders in military police detachments; prepares circulation or traffic control plans and operations orders; responsible for the welfare and professional development of six NCOs and 23 Soldiers.




PMO Operations Sergeant
Serves as PMO Operations Sergeant on Camp As Sayliyah (CAS); assists and advises the Area Support Group-Qatar commander on policing, investigations, force protection, and antiterrorism; oversees and manages law enforcement, criminal investigations, physical security, access control, high risk personnel protection, and biometric identification programs; coordinates with appropriate federal, state, local, international, and host nation law enforcement agencies on a variety of policing, force protection, and community engagement missions; assists the ASG-QA commander and protects personnel on CAS around the clock.




Vermont National Guard PMO
Serves as Vermont PMO; oversees security-related issues including antiterrorism, force protection, and security, and shares information with the director of military support and law enforcement agencies; serves as the liaison between the Vermont National Guard and federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies; reports and documents criminal activity within the National Guard; responds to, reports, and documents sexual assault allegations within the National Guard; oversees National Guard resources needed to support civilian authority events; assists civilian law enforcement agencies with investigations and reports as needed.




Provost Marshal's Office (PMO)
Serves as Desk Sergeant for Provost Marshal's Office (PMO); conducts law and order operations in support of joint operations on Patch Barracks, Vaihingen, Germany; provides a safe and secure environment for military and civilian employees and families to work, live, and train; maintains communication with local host nation law enforcement agencies to get notification when they engage with members of the military; assists the Sexual Assault Response Coordinator, Judge Advocate General, and local law enforcement when a report has been made; provides protective services for Distinguished visitors and Dignitaries.



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