The Military Police Corps is the Army’s professional policing, investigative and corrections branch that enables protection and promotes the rule of law. It is composed of more than 50,000 ...

The Army's newest collar insignia and colors are now available to Electronic Warfare warrant officers and Electronic Warfare noncommissioned officers.

The Army is shuttering military police units as part of force structure changes and a move to more civilian police on base.

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The Army is asking its surplus of cavalry scouts and military police to reclassify into other military occupational specialties because of force shortages elsewhere, according to policy documents.

Military police roles exist in every U.S. military branch—except the Space Force—and each offers unique duties, training, and career paths. This video breaks down how military police work in ...

Film Introduction This 1979 U.S. Army film tracked the evolution of the military police from the American Revolution through the Vietnam War. It described how their duties expanded and changed in ...

More than 150 service members of the 856th Military Police Company from the Arizona Army National Guard rally together with their families on Bushmaster Field in Phoenix, Ariz., for an send-off ...

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