Newsletter 12-21
September 2012
Commander’s Guide to Supporting
Refugees and Internally
Displaced Persons
Table of Contents
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- Introduction
Section I: Legal and Funding Issues
- Chapter 1. Understanding Refugees: Key Terms, Standards, and Legal Rights
MAJ Robert Insani, U.S. Army
- Chapter 2. Legal Guidance for Refugee and Internally Displaced Persons Camps
LTC Tanya Blackwell, U.S. Army
- Chapter 3. Refugee Camp Funding Sources
MAJ Robert Perry, U.S. Army
Section II: Civil-Military Issues
- Chapter 4. The Importance of Civil-Military Relations in Managing Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons
MAJ Joyce Craig, U.S. Army
- Chapter 5. Enabling Media Coverage of Internally Displaced Persons/Refugee Operations
MAJ Corey Schultz, U.S. Army
- Chapter 6. Socio-Economic Impact of Refugees on the Areas Neighboring Camps: A Case Study of Kenya's Refugee Camps
Lieutenant Colonel Solomon Menye, Kenyan Army
- Chapter 7. Displaced Civilian Operations
Maj. Michael Bennett, USMC
Section III: Planning Considerations
- Chapter 8. Brigade Combat Team Health Service Support Planning Considerations in Support of Humanitarian Assistance Operations for Internally Displaced Persons Camps and Refugee Camps
LTC Bart M. Diaz, D.O., U.S. Army
- Chapter 9. Health and Sanitation for Displaced Persons
MAJ April R. Verlo, U.S. Army
- Chapter 10. The Challenges of Liquid Logistics in Refugee and Internally Displaced Persons Camps
MAJ Timothy Haylett, U.S. Army
- Chapter 11. Class I: Feeding the Refugees
MAJ Sandra Chavez, U.S. Army
Section IV: Security Considerations
- Chapter 12. Security Considerations for Military Commanders Establishing or Protecting a Refugee Camp
MAJ Jennifer Reed, U.S. Army
- Chapter 13. Key Military Police Tasks in Refugee/Internally Displaced Persons Operations: Providing Security and Preventing Human Suffering
MAJ Margie Brown, U.S. Army
