By Directorate of Plans, Training, Mobilization and Security
FORT POLK, La. — The terrorist and insider threat is increasing and it’s vital to maintain a guard against potential espionage and sabotage threats to Army readiness. It’s imperative to anticipate emerging and nontraditional threats and leverage databases. One way to do this is thorough vetting. At the Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Polk, nongovernmental identification card holders who want to gain access to the installation must go through a vetting process administered by Fort Polk’s Directorate of Emergency Services.
For Fort Polk access, the military police are responsible for ensuring criminal backgrounds are conducted on personnel, including...
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