Posted on Aug 4, 2014
What is a C/D NCO? My CDR asked and I cannot find it in the MP references.
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1SG (Join to see), SFC Mark Merino , and COL Jean (John) F. B.,
About two years ago or more, we changed MP Terminology. We did away with Internment Resettlement Operations....Changed the Named to Detention Operations and moved Resettlement into the Security and Mobility Discipline.
We changed the name for the MOS from Internment Resettlement Specialist to Corrections/ Detention Specialist.
So, my guess if you are looking at an MTOE (assuming for a BCT) the C/D NCO position is what used to be the Internment Resettlement NCO assigned to the BCT as their Subject Matter Expert for Detention Operations.
About two years ago or more, we changed MP Terminology. We did away with Internment Resettlement Operations....Changed the Named to Detention Operations and moved Resettlement into the Security and Mobility Discipline.
We changed the name for the MOS from Internment Resettlement Specialist to Corrections/ Detention Specialist.
So, my guess if you are looking at an MTOE (assuming for a BCT) the C/D NCO position is what used to be the Internment Resettlement NCO assigned to the BCT as their Subject Matter Expert for Detention Operations.
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LTC Paul Heinlein
All the Positions on a Corrections/ Detentions Units will also change/changed from I/R Specialist to C/D Specialist
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LTC Paul Heinlein
SFC Mark Merino,
No worries. LTCs are the Cliff Claven (from Cheers) of useless Army Knowledge. Best Wishes. Paul
No worries. LTCs are the Cliff Claven (from Cheers) of useless Army Knowledge. Best Wishes. Paul
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It is the new designation for 31Es. It means "Corrections/Detention." It replaced "Internment/Resettlement."
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1SG (Join to see) SFC Mark Merino
Although that acronym is new to me, I believe it probably stands for "Civilian Detainee"
Now, let's go to an authoritative source in the matter. I searched and found that a RallyPoint member SSG (Join to see) lists his current duty position as C/D NCO. Maybe he can solve the mystery for us....
Although that acronym is new to me, I believe it probably stands for "Civilian Detainee"
Now, let's go to an authoritative source in the matter. I searched and found that a RallyPoint member SSG (Join to see) lists his current duty position as C/D NCO. Maybe he can solve the mystery for us....
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