Marine Corps Detachment

Purpose:

To provide entry level pipeline and lateral move Marines the knowledge and skills to become disciplined, motivated and capable of performing the duties and responsibilities of MOS 5811, Military Police.

Scope:

To train students with the skills necessary to function in the Operating Force and Supporting Establishment during peacetime and time of conflict.  The students will receive instruction and pratical application in the following areas related to the missions of the Military Police:  Law Enforcement Operations, Law and Order Operations, Detainee / Corrections Operations, Law Enforcement Support to Mission Assurance Operations.

MPBC Course Dates:
Class / Report / Convene / Graduation

MPBC 11-13 / 7 Aug 13 / 14 Aug 13 / 15 Nov 13	MPBC 12-13 / 11 Sep 13 / 18 Sep 13 / 19 Dec 13
MPBC 1-14 / 9 Oct 13 / 15 Oct 13 / 30 Jan 14	MPBC 2-14 / 13 Nov 13 / 18 Nov 13 / 6 Mar 14
MPBC 3-14 / 4 Dec 13 / 9 Dec 13 / 9 Apr 14	MPBC 4-14 / 8 Jan 14 /  13 Jan 14 / 14 Apr 14
MPBC 5-14 / 11 Feb 14 / 18 Feb 14 / 30 May 14	MPBC 6-14 / 12 Mar 14 / 17 Mar 14 / 27 Jun 14
MPBC 7-14 / 9 Apr 14 / 14 Apr 14 / 30 Jul 14	MPBC 8-14 / 30 Apr 14 / 5 May 14 / 19 Aug 14
MPBC 9-14 / 28 May 14 / 2 Jun 14 / 16 Sep 14	MPBC 10-14 / 25 Jun 14 / 30 Jun 14 / 16 Oct 14
MPBC 11-14 / 23 Aug 14 / 28 Aug 14 / 13 Nov 14	MPBC 12-14 / 20 Aug 14 / 25 Aug 14 / 12 Dec 14

Purpose:

Provide company grade Marine Officers with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform the duties and responsiblities of a Military Police Officer: MOS - 5803

Scope:

This course is designed to provide students with the training required to function as a Military police Officer in the Operating Forces and Supporting Establishment.  Students will receive instruction and practical application in the following areas:  Mission Assurance, Military Working Dogs (MWD), Limited Detainee Operations (LDO), Law and Order Operations, and Military Police Planning and Training.  This training will provide these officers with the required skills to support each respective element in the MAGTF.

MPOBC Course Dates:
Class / Report / Convene / Graduation
 

MPOBC 10-13 / 18 Aug 13 / 19 Aug 13 / 17 Dec 13	MPOBC 12-13 / 29 Sep 13 / 30 Sep 13 / 14 Feb 14
MPOBC 1-14 / 14 Oct 13 / 14 Oct 13 / 3 Mar 14	MPOBC 2-14 / 2 Dec 13 / 3 Dec 13 / 17 Apr 14
MPOBC 3-14 / 6 Jan 14 / 7 Jan 14 / 8 May 14	MPOBC 4-14 / 17 Feb 14 / 18 Feb 14 / 18 Jun 14
MPOBC 5-14 / 3 Mar 14 / 4 Mar 14 / 2 Jul 14	MPOBC 6-14 / 24 Mar 14 / 25 Mar 14 / 25 Jul 14
MPOBC 7-14 / 5 May 14 / 6 May 14 / 5 Sep 14	MPOBC 8-14 / 9 Jun 14 / 10 Jun 14 / 9 Oct 14
MPOBC 9-14 / 7 Jul 14 / 8 Jul 14 / 6 Nov 14	MPOBC 10-14 / 21 Jul 14 / 22 Jul 14 / 21 Nov 14
MPOBC 11-14 / 11 Aug 14 / 12 Aug 14 / 15 Dec 14	MPOBC 12-14 / 22 Sep 14 / 23 Sep 14 / 10 Feb 15

To view Course Dates, Course Scope, Prerequisites and Reporting Procedures utilize the ATTRS Course Catalog website.  Select 191 in the school code drop down box, then click Search the ATTRS Course Catalog. 

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