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IJDP 02 Operations in the UK: The Defence Contribution to Resilience

IJDP 02 Operations in the UK: The Defence Contribution to Resilience addresses Military Operations in the UK in support of civil authorities through Military Aid to the Civil Authorities (MACA) arrangements and Military operations abroad through Military Support to the Mounting of Operations (MSMO).


Date: 21 Jun 06

JDP 01 Joint Operations

JDP 01 Joint Operations explains the principles that underpin the planning and conduct of campaigns and operations by the UK's Armed Forces. British Defence Doctrine gives the theoretical strategic context for such operations and other publications describe the tactics and procedures; this document provides the link. It is aimed at operational level commanders, their senior staff and our allies.


Date: 21 Jun 06

JDP 1-10 Prisoners of War, Internees and Detainees

The purpose of Joint Doctrine Publication (JDP) 1-10 ‘Prisoners of War, Internees and Detainees’ is to provide high level joint doctrinal guidance on how to deal with persons who fall into the hands of UK Armed Forces during military operations, whether Prisoners of War (PW), civilian internees or those detained as a result of suspected or actual criminal activity.


Date: 21 Jun 06

JDP 1-10.1 Prisoners of War

As explained in JDP 1-10 ‘Prisoners of War, Internees and Detainees’, the following procedures meet the requirements set out in the 1949 Geneva Conventions (GCs),1 Additional Protocol I (AP I) and NATO Standardisation Agreements (STANAGs) 2033 and 2044. The Chapter and its Annexes are arranged, as far as possible, to follow the chronological sequence of a Prisoner of War (PW) progressing from the point of capture to his eventual release from captivity. A PW Handling Aide Memoire can be found at Annex 1A.


Date: 3 Aug 06

JDP 1-10.2 Handling Internees

Handling Internees


Date: 3 Aug 06

JDP 1-10.3 Handling Detainees

UK Armed Forces may be empowered under the Host Nation’s (HN) law to participate in the arrest of criminal suspects or may be involved in the arrest of persons indicted for war crimes. This chapter details the arrangements for the handling of such persons when they are being temporarily detained by UK Armed Forces during military operations abroad that do not amount to International Armed Conflict.


Date: 3 Aug 06

JDP 2/02 Joint Service Explosive Ordnance Disposal

The purpose of this Joint Doctrine Pamphlet is to inform commanders, their staff, Other Government Departments (OGDs) and senior subject matter experts of the doctrinal principles for co-ordinating defence EOD across the spectrum of operations.


Date: 21 Jun 06

JDP 3-90 Civil-Military Co-operation (CIMIC)

The purpose of JDP 3-90 ‘Civil-Military Co-Operation’ is to articulate the UK military approach to CIMIC and to help shape multinational CIMIC doctrine.


Date: 21 Jun 06

JDP 4-01 Logistics Enablers for Joint Operations

The purpose of JWP 4-01 is to bring together, in a single publication, the Joint Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (JTTPs) relating to a variety of Joint Logistic Capabilities and their management on operations.  JWP 4-01 Logistic Enablers for Joint Operations provides guidance on specific capabilities within the framework of the generic logistic processes identified in JWP 4-00.


Date: 21 Jun 06