MILITIA RULES OF ENGAGEMENT
The following CMF Militia ROE (Rules of Engagement) have been outlined by CENTCOM for the purposes of clarifying operational guidelines and mission parameters during domestic SENSTAT (Sentinel Status – Defined in Mission Objectives) and Wartime. Violation of the ROE will subject militia service members the Standard Uniform Code of Military Justice. We operate as a public militia and our primary mission at all times to be seen as the safeguards to American liberty, any action to compromise that image is an action against the CMF.
Domestic Wartime Defined for the MilitiaThe CMF Militia operates as a national organization, networking between local militias and CMF Partners. Domestic Wartime will be enacted in response to; seizure of firearms enforced by the federal government, unlawful amendments to the constitution, clear violations of sovereignty and etc. In order for Domestic Wartime to be declared, regional commands (PMCOM, CMC, ECOM, ATCOM) must be in unanimous agreement.
Concept of the CMF Militia OperationusCrow CMF Militia Members will protect themselves from threats of death or serious bodily harm. Deadly force may be used to defend your life, the life of another, or the life of innocent civilians. You are authorized to use deadly force in self-defense when:
You may detain persons threatening or using force which would cause death, serious bodily harm, or interference with mission accomplishment. You may detain persons who commit criminal acts in areas under CMF protection. Detainees should be given to military police as soon as possible for evacuation to central collection points established with friendly civilian police (see paragraph d below).
The assets under the protections of the usCrow CMF National Militia have been threatened or are in danger of being seized. These facilities would include but are not limited to; coal mines, nuclear power stations, water substations, crops and etc. Your mission includes safe transit of these materials to the populace when not being deployed by National Guard forces.
Militia Deadly Force RequirementsPatrols are authorized to provide relief supplies, CMF assets, and other persons in those areas under the control of militia forces. Patrols may use deadly force if fired upon or if they encounter opposing forces which evidence a hostile intent. Nondeadly force or a show of force should be used if the security of militia forces is not compromised by doing so. A graduated show of force includes:
Unattended means of force (for example, mines, booby traps, trip guns) is authorized in surrounding areas of militia FOB’s but can not deployed in rural non hostile areas. If the bases are attacked or threatened by unarmed hostile elements, mobs, and /or rioters, civic forces will use the minimum amount of force reasonably necessary to overcome the threat. A graduated response to unarmed hostile elements may be used. Such a response can include:
All weapons systems may be employed throughout the area of operations unless otherwise prohibited. The use of weapons systems must be appropriate and proportional, considering the threat.
CMF will not endanger or exploit the private property of the local population without their explicit approval. Use of civilian property should be compensated by contract or other forms of payment. Property that has been used for the purpose of hindering our mission will be confiscated. Weapons may be confiscated and demilitarized if they are used to interfere with the mission of usCrow CMF.
Operations will not be conducted outside of the landmass, airspace, and territorial seas of the United States of America. However, any RU (Reaper Unit) conducting a search and rescue mission shall use force as necessary and intrude into the landmass, airspace, or territorial sea of any country necessary to recover American citizens.
Within those areas under the control of civic forces, armed individuals may be considered a threat to civic forces’ operations, whether or not the individuals demonstrate hostile intent. Commanders are authorized to use all necessary force to disarm and demilitarize groups or individuals in those areas under the control of civic forces. Absent of a hostile or criminal act, individuals and associated vehicles will be released after any weapons are removed/demilitarized.
Use of riot control agents (RCAs)Use of RCAs requires the approval of the RC. When authorized, RCAs may be used for purposes including, but not limited to–
Personnel who interfere with the accomplishment of the mission or who use or threaten deadly force against civic forces, US or relief material distribution sites, or convoys may be detained.
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