Field Manual 3-19.40 or FM 19-40 is the August 2001 version of Military Police Internment/Resettlement Operations. This publication supersedes the FM 19-40 of February 1976 and FM 19-60 of May 1986 by order of the Secretary of the Army signed by administrative assistant, Joel B. Hudson.

Pending the approval of the Army Chief of Staff, currently Eric. K. Shinseki, the military can detain and jail citizens en masse. Rex 84 called for many military bases to be closed and turned into prisons, based on the pretext that if a mass exodus of illegal aliens crossed the border, they would be quickly rounded up and detained in detention centers by FEMA. A more honest and realistic scenario would be the detention of Americans.

Under "Rex" the President could declare a state of emergency, empowering the head of FEMA to take control of the internal infrastructure of the U.S. and suspend the Constitution...

The President could invoke Executive Orders 11000 through 11004 which would draft all citizens into work forces under governmental supervision, empower the postmaster to register all men, women, and children, seize all airports and aircraft, and seize all housing to establish forced relocation of all citizens.

Congressman Henry Gonzales clarified the question of the existence of civilian detention camps by stating, "The truth is yes - you do have these standby provisions and the plans are here...whereby you could, in the name of stopping terrorism...evoke the military and arrest Americans and put them in detention camps."

Equipped with flexible "military operations in urban terrain" and "operations other than war" doctrine, lethal and "less-than-lethal" high-tech weaponry, US "armed forces", and "elite" militarized police units are being trained to eradicate "disorder", "disturbance", and "civil disobedience" in America. The American corporate/military directorship has the power to enforce its definition of "disorder" and sees our Constitutional Republic as a threat and permanent counter-revolution as a "national security" requirement.

Their rationale for civil disturbance "tactics and techniques" contingency planning is simple: self-preservation. They are systematically organizing to protect their interests, profits, and plots against growing opposition to their criminal activities, while rapidly consolidating an infrastructure of repression designed to "suppress rebellion against the authority of the United States".

According to the Pentagon, "US forces deployed to assist federal and local authorities during times of civil disturbance will follow use-of-force policy found in Department of Defense Civil Disturbance Plan - Garden Plot." The United States Air Force Civil Disturbance Plan 55-2 - Garden Plot, is the implementing and supporting plan for the Department of the Army Civil Disturbance Plan - Garden Plot (March 1984), which provides for the employment of USAF forces in assisting civil authorities with airlift and logistical support.

The Amtrak Railcar Repair Facility at Beech Grove, Indianapolis, contains at least ten maintenance barns covering 129 acres, two separate fences with the tops leaning inward, high security NSA-style people turnstiles, and high intensity/security lighting for 24-hour operation. One barn is large enough to put four box cars. Under martial law, this box car (gas chamber) facility will be used for the handling and execution of category RED and BLUE people, hence becoming a death camp.

The box car building fence is marked with special 'RED/BLUE Zone' signs that correspond to the RED/BLUE Lists which surfaced in June and July of 1996, when an FBI agent got hold of the Region Three BLUE List from a CIA agent and found his own name on it. The Red List is for pick-up and execution before preparations for martial law are initiated and the BLUE List is for execution at a later date, within six weeks of actual martial law declaration. There are no 're-education' plans for either category, just execution.

They will take people from their homes and put them in a black van, drive them to a helicopter that will fly them to a big CH-47 Chinook helicopter.... all black, unmarked, and illegally operating under the Treaty of Open Skies. Then people will be flown to one of 38 cities to board a 747, 737, or 727 and taken to a temporary detention facility, where if RED listed will be taken to a red camp.

This RED/BLUE List policy parallels the Nazi plan by Heinz Hohne in "The Story of the Nazi SS: The Order of the Death's Head" (published 1966) and is the same blueprint the Nazi's used for rounding up people in 1934. The horrors of Nazi death camps are in store for Americans and yet there are those who don't think it can happen again..... especially here in the Land of the Free and Home of the Brave.

The Indianapolis News ran an article on January 27, 1995 entitled 'Amtrak Lays off 212 at Beech Grove: 170 Lose Jobs at Maintenance Center Today' with the following information, "Late last year, Congress ordered Amtrak to spend at least $5.9 million patching holes in the roof and fixing masonry on the walls of the giant machine sheds at Beech Grove" which leads to the question, why? These buildings have been 'sealed' airtight and constructed to allow gas to be blown into all the buildings via the newly installed, two-story, hot air heating furnances so why perform renovations worth $6 million and then lay off people? Because the 'slots' of the 212 Americans who were laid off will be filled with foreigners, who will have no qualms about gassing Americans in the newly renovated gas chambers, in the Dachau and Auschwitz of America.

In 1996, the US Army Military Police Corps restructured its four combat support missions into five functions, which describe Military Police capabilities in support of US forces deployed worldwide. These functions are maneuver and mobility support, area security, law and order, internment/resettlement, and police intelligence operations. While our own troops are sent all over the globe, who do you think will be minding the store? Foreign troops have been brought and trained to do just that, as they will not have the same objections to imprisoning Americans that American troops would be inclined to have.

Unlike enemy prisoner of war (EPW) and civilian internee operations in the past, internment/resettlement (I/R) operations include additional detained persons and the handling, 'protecting', and accounting for dislocated civilians as well as conducting battlefield confinement of US military prisoners. A civilian internee (CI) is a person who is interned during armed conflict or occupation if considered a security risk or if 'protection' is needed because of committing an offense (insurgent, criminal) against the detaining power, a dislocated civilian (DC) is a civilian who has left his/her home for various reasons, and a displaced person (DP) has been dislocated because of war, natural disaster, or political/economic turmoil.

Besides FEMA, the other federal agencies that provide advice, assistance, and resources to plan, implement, and accomplish internal settlement operations are: Departments of Transportation, Agriculture, and Justice, US Agency for International Development, Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance, US Information Agency, Public Health Service, and Immigration and Naturalization Service.

There are three principle types of civilian organizations which are international (IO), nongovernmental (NGO), and international humanitarian (IHO). An international organization is established by intergovernmental agreements and operates at the international level which includes the United Nations of course. The UN is involved in the entire spectrum of "humanitarian assistance" including UN Disaster Relieve Coordinator (UNDRC) and UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). The UNDRC coordinates assistance to persons compelled to leave their homes because of disasters and the UNHCR facilitates repatriation, reintegration, or asylum of refugees among other things.

The internment of civilians is authorized and directed, as determined by US military to be necessary. The internees are to be escorted to the receiving area where the internment process begins. The processing actions start in the processing area with being assigned temporary internment serial numbers (ISNs), removing and labeling clothing, showers and haircuts, medical evaluation, immunizations and reimmunizations as prescribed, and medical records with dates and places of inspection, immunization, and disinfection. The movement of the internee will be supervised to the next station, where basic personal items will be issued before being escorted to the processing line, to be assigned a permanent ISN and ID documents are initiated. Then, it is on to being fingerprinted, photographed, and issued an ID card. After CIs have been formally processed into the internment facility and entered into the Internment/Resettlement Information System (IRIS) database, the internment/resettlement information center (IRIC) forwards the information to the national IRIC for dissemination to 'protecting' powers.

An internee committee is a form of self-government within a facility that will be allowed in order to minimize the impression that CIs are prisoners.

When use of force is deemed necessary, to 'protect' internees/facilities and to control unruly and rebellious internee populations, squad to platoon sized QRFs (quick-reaction forces) are trained and organized to respond to civil disturbances inside and outside the facility. The application of any or all of the priorities of force depends on the situation encountered. The six priorities of force are verbal persuasion, show of force, chemical aerosol irritants, use of physical force other than weapons fire, presentation of deadly force, and deadly force. Deadly force is authorized for self-defense, protection of assets, serious offenses of violence or threats, arrests and apprehensions, and escapes.

Non Lethal Weapons (NLWs) are designed to reinforce deterrence to accomplish discouraging hostile actions, limit escalation, protect US forces, and take military action in situations where the use of lethal force is not the preferred. The two riot control agents to be used to quell riots and disperse crowds are CS (O-Chlorobenzylidine-Malonitrile) and OC (Oleoresin Capsicum). The latter is derived from a blend of 300 varieties of pepper plants and 750 times more powerful than CS.