Internment/Resettlement Specialist (31E)

US ARMY ^ | 8/8/2009 | US Army

[bmwcyle]

Internment/Resettlement (I/R) Specialists in the Army are primarily responsible for day-to-day operations in a military confinement/correctional facility or detention/internment facility. I/R Specialists provide rehabilitative, health, welfare, and security to U.S. military prisoners within a confinement or correctional facility; conduct inspections; prepare written reports; and coordinate activities of prisoners/internees and staff personnel.

Some of your duties as an Internment/Resettlement Specialist may include:

Assist with the supervision and management of confinement and detention operations Provide external security to confinement/corrections facilities or detention/internment facilities Provide counseling and guidance to individual prisoners within a rehabilitative program Prepare or review reports and records of prisoners/internees and programs

[JimRed]

These are for internees we get in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Hey, I've got a great deal for you! There's this homongous toll bridge fron Manhattan to Brooklyn that makes a LOT of money, and I'll sell it to you REAL cheap!

[armymarinedad]

We heard all the crap about how Bush cause 9/11.

Now we are hearing how Obama is going to use the military to put all dissidents in interment camps. The same black helicopter, just going a different direction.

[GAB-1955]

No thank you. The people who push the FEMA camps idea are the ones who are selling that bridge now.

[JimRed]

The army has been running facilities for captured insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan for years. Army MP's help man Gitmo. The Army runs the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks at Ft. Leavenworth. The increase in requirements for MP guards began in the Bush Administration.

Words mean things. Internment/resettlement specialist does not seem to translate to prison guard. Internment, OK, maybe I'll give you that one on a stretch; but resettlement? German Jews got on the trains to be "resettled"...

[MNConserv]

For what it’s worth (for me, because he’s my son & an honorable man - I believe him) He is retired army - 23 yrs. Was an MP, & was in Iraq for 18 mnths. He is currently working in a job that requires him to work closely with Ft Leonard Wood.

I wrote to him about this:

#1 me to him:

Not sure what to make of this one. Has the NG ever advertised for ‘jobs’ before? What the hell is up in this country - are we gonna survive this madness?

http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/13417

#2 him to me:

Yep. They sure do, all the time. Most of the civilian jobs associated with the NG require service as a guardman as well. This is nothing unusual. :o)

#3 - me to him:

So, you don’t think that ‘internment specialist’ has anything to do with the fact that we are being overrun by a marxist/commie govt? That the natives are restless about this ‘deathcare’ scheme set up by obummer?

#4 him to me:

LoL. No ma’am. Internment Specialist is the new name for corrections. The school is right here at Ft Leonard Wood, it’s a branch of the MP. These are the Soldiers that run the military prisons and brigs, as well as places like Guantanamo Bay.

[JimRed]

Military prison guards quit their jobs and move on, even more than their civilian counterparts probably, meaning that just like a California prison or a South Dakota prison the military has to constantly advertise for new personnel.

True, but I don't recall imprisonment ever being called resettlement!

[Old Professer]

Sure, and Interrment Specialist will be the new name for gravedigger, I suppose.

[ansel12]

Mixing the word relocation in a military prison specialty title makes sense to me, it has been a big role for the American military for centuries. Here is a little description of pre WWII preparations, these types duties are part of what the military is required to do.

"The post-World War II occupation of Germany was a huge and diverse undertaking spanning almost eleven years, conducted in conjunction with three other members of the wartime alliance and involving in various degrees a number of US governmental departments and agencies. The occupation was, moreover, a major event in German history and in the history of the postwar world; and for the Army it was a mission second only in scope and significance to the war itself. The subject of the present volume is that Army mission, its origin, the manner in which it was defined, and its execution to June 1946 in the period of primary Army responsibility."

"The narrative begins in the 1930s, before the outbreak of war in Europe, and concludes in mid-1946, a little more than a year after the victory. Although the likelihood of US military forces occupying Germany appeared infinitesimal in the late 1930s and only slightly greater in the first two years of the 1940s, the actions taken in those years were in some ways more significant than the subsequent mission-oriented plans and preparations. It was, of course, most important that the Army, albeit somewhat reluctantly, had recognized the need for civil affairs-military government doctrine and training before the requirement to administer occupied territory was placed upon it. This recognition was a true innovation in the conduct of military affairs."

[bmwcyle]

I love it when I heard someone write Black Helicopter to put someone down. Working on Cinderbed Road near Lorton (You can look it up on Google Map). The helicopters took off over our building all day for Ft. Belvoir. In the early dawn or just at sunset the unmarked black helicopters take off over our building. I am not making this up. If you look on a overhead picture to the east you will see the field where they take off. Type in Cinderbed Road, Lorton, VA in Google Map. Over 6 1/2 years I have seen 4 of them. You can think me a kook but they are real and the government has them. They do only fly them late or early in the day. I left there in 2004. So if you want to belittle someone with that crap, I don't subscribe to it.

[bmwcyle]

What is true today might not be true tomorrow. Hope and change is the order of the day.

[armymarinedad]

German Jews got on the trains to be "resettled"...

You do realize that with a comment like that you are inferring our military are like Nazis?

[bmwcyle]

The German Army was an honorable group. Many hated Hitler but as Hilter formed an inter-circle there honor was compromised again and again. You keep hitting us with with the issue are you thoughts of the military. It is not the military we don't trust. If you want to make a point don't tell us what we think. I have studied Germany and how a few made a large population go against their will and moral thought.

The enemy is the Democrats here who have control and not the military as a whole. There are more Westly Clarks in the military than just him.

[armymarinedad]

I love it when I heard someone write Black Helicopter to put someone down.

It wasn't meant to put you down. I'm sorry if you got that impression.

You are determined the military is out to get you because of an add for prison guards and that is just a little paranoid.

[bmwcyle]

Again I will repeat. I am not pointing at the military. I am point at Obama and his Czars. I am pointing at the leftist ideas. Obama has demonstrated how National Socialist he can be. The military is not an island that runs by itself. Keep trying that argument. It goes no where with me.

[bmwcyle]

I get into many government sites. The President picture is posted in some and some it is not. Obama is now posted in the lobby of all of them.

Obama photo in every school? (Charlottesville, VA)

[ansel12]

Why post an ordinary ad for an ordinary job and use that to leap frog into wild conspiracy theories. Why didn’t you just post something that is relevant to what you really wanted to talk about?

[bmwcyle]

When Rush told the American public about 5 years ago the left was going to take your SUVs. Here we are with Government Motors and Cash to crunch V8s. Obama has shown us what a National Socialist he is. I guess you don’t believe yet.

[ansel12]

I love it when I heard someone write Black Helicopter to put someone down. Working on Cinderbed Road near Lorton (You can look it up on Google Map). The helicopters took off over our building all day for Ft. Belvoir. In the early dawn or just at sunset the unmarked black helicopters take off over our building. I am not making this up. If you look on a overhead picture to the east you will see the field where they take off. Type in Cinderbed Road, Lorton, VA in Google Map. Over 6 1/2 years I have seen 4 of them. You can think me a kook but they are real and the government has them. They do only fly them late or early in the day. I left there in 2004. So if you want to belittle someone with that crap, I don't subscribe to it.

Is there some conspiracy nut rule that helicopters cannot be colored black?

[bmwcyle]

Maybe when ACORN is knocking on your door asking questions (they are extremely personal) on the 10 year count. They will also be threatening you with the law. I don't know what it will take for you to question intent?