The Army Corrections Command

By Captain Joshua I. Bogle and Staff Sergeant Caitlin E. Sias

Corrections and detention operations have been integral to the U.S. military since 1776. The Army Corrections Command (ACC) ensures discipline, security, and justice within the military justice system. This article explores the ACC's role in managing correctional facilities, rehabilitating offenders, and mitigating strategic risks for the Department of Defense.

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Group of U.S. Army Military Police in multicam uniforms and tan knit caps gathered around a white van for briefing or training exercise in a parking lot

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Enhancing Communications and Interoperability in the NCR

The Joint Task Force–National Capital Region addressed critical radio communication gaps between military police units and civilian emergency partners. Under Colonel Danner's leadership, they analyzed fragmented radio systems, collaborated with regional partners, implemented unified frequency profiles, and established partnerships with FirstNet to achieve comprehensive interoperability for the presidential inauguration.

By Sergeant First Class Stephen J. Ricciardelli

U.S. Army paratroopers from the 11th Airborne Division conduct tactical movement through tall grass near an airfield, with a C-17 transport aircraft in the background.

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Operation Pathways: A Framework for Creating Protected Sustainment in the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command

This article outlines the evolving role of the 8th Military Police Brigade in supporting joint force operations within the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command. It examines how Operation Pathways strengthens protected sustainment through logistics security, multidomain coordination, and experimentation with new military police structures and tactics.

By Major Jacob C. Pressler

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The Future of the MWD Program: LSCO Integration and Holistic Health and Wellness

The 520th Military Police Detachment Sheepdogs at Schofield Barracks is revolutionizing military working dog programs for large-scale combat operations. They've implemented holistic health approaches including fitness programs, behavioral management tools like puzzle bowls and aggression balls, and tactical training certifications to prepare MWDs as warfighters in the Indo-Pacific theater.

By First Lieutenant Catherine A. Nelson

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Restoring Warrior Skills: Reintegrating Traditional Sergeant’s Time Training

Restoring Warrior Skills urges the U.S. Army to reinstate mandatory weekly Sergeant’s Time Training to rebuild core “shoot, move, and communicate” abilities. Sergeant First Class Dustin Thomas argues that standardized training and biannual certification would empower NCOs, enhance combat readiness, and realign priorities with the Army’s foundational warfighting mission.

By Sergeant First Class Dustin A. Thomas