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OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES
POST-COMBAT PHASE
Functions
12 General: The functions of the Arts, Monuments
in the
and Archives team during the post-combat
Post-Combat
phase are broader in scope and will permi t
Phase
operations on a larger scale. It will entail,
in addition to continued protection and pres-
ervation, the functions of restoration, restitution and disposi-
tion, exchange of cultural materials, transfer of civilian owned
cultural naterials to civilian custody, and transfer of public
and privately owned cultural institutions and structures to their
proper custody. Close co-operation and co-ordination with the
Property Control team of a military government organization is
necessary in the post-combat phase in functions pertaining to
restitution and claims. Co-ordination with other elements of
military governnent is taken up in paragraph Team Co-ordination
Synopsis Page 32 of this manual. It should be stressed at this
point that the AMA team on the group level adninisters and super
vises the operations of the above functions by lower echelons of
military government. However, in order to observo the progress
of teams or cells under the control of the group and to meet any
special problems which arise pertaining to protection, preserva-
for
tion and restitution, close co-operation and co-ordination with
them must be maintained.
Restitution
13 The function of protection and preservation
and Dispo-
is a continual one throughout the combat and
sition
post- combat phase but the functions of res-
toration and disposition are additional
functions which are generally considered to be responsibilitios
during the post-combat phase. However, the tactical situation
may permit commencing programs of restitution, transfer of cul-
tural materials and return of control to civil administration.
Heretoforo, the function of restoration, was one of emergency.
This function of emergency restoration will continue as AMA
personnel deem necessary but the function of restoration as such,
will be turned over to civilian administration as rapidly as the
military situation permits. Restoration, of course, is dépendent
upon the availability of labor, material and supplies. In the
light of the above functions, listed below are specific catego-
ries of responsibilities with which teams will be concerned
during the post-combat phase.
a. Reconstitution of Civilian AMA Agencies: Civilian
agencies concerned with arts, monuments and archives will be
established at such time as the military situation permits with
appropriate subordinate organizations. Former orgenizations,
records and specialist personnel may be utilized, to the extent
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