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In 1957, a group of Military Policemen kept guard at the front gate of Hangar 51 which had been evacuated due to an impending nuclear test. When a convoy of Soviet Special Forces disguised as American soldiers appeared at the gate, the sergeant leading the M.P. group told them that the hangar was closed. Antonin Dovchenko appeared under the guise of an American Colonel "Truman", but the sergeant told him that this order would also go for him. Dovchenko stooped down and the soldiers behind him gunned down the policemen and dragged their bodies away from the guard house. These are the only military policemen that are melee based and attack using clubs to whack Lara and other escaping prisoners. Military police (MPs) are the police of a military organization. Military police are concerned with law enforcement (including criminal investigation) on military property and concerning military personnel, installation security, close personal protection of senior military officers, management of prisoners of war, management of military prisons, traffic control, route signing and resupply route management. Not all military police organizations are concerned with all of these areas, however. Naval police are sometimes called masters-at-arms. Military PoliceはMPと略される、軍内部の治安維持を目的とした警察組織である。この組織は海軍、海兵隊などUNSCの軍事組織に必ずと言っていいほど存在している。 Military police (MP) are police organizations connected with, or part of, the military of a state. Each branch of the military of the United States maintains its own military police force, except for the U.S. Coast Guard, which is its own law enforcement agency; the coast guard uses its port security/shore patrol, Reserve Investigators, and members of the Coast Guard Investigative Service to regulate its own population. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it. The Military Police is a police organization. The UNSC Marine Corps maintains its own military police force, as does the UNSC Army, used to guard important military installations on Reach and Earth, as well as other high priority installations. It is unknown whether the UNSC Navy maintains its own MPs, though it is presumed that Marine MPs also function in coordination with the UNSC Navy. ODST MPs formed a security detail for the John-117's testing of the Mark V Mjolnir Armor.

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The UNSC Marine Corps maintains its own military police force, as does the UNSC Army, used to guard important military installations on Reach and Earth, as well as other high priority installations. It is unknown whether the UNSC Navy maintains its own MPs, though it is presumed that Marine MPs also function in coordination with the UNSC Navy. ODST MPs formed a security detail for the John-117's testing of the Mark V Mjolnir Armor. The Office of Naval Intelligence's Beta-5 Division also has its own military police force. The helmet used by the Beta-5 MP has also been adopted for use with the Mjolnir Armor, and is also used in conjunction with the UNSC Marine Corps and UNSC Army armor systems as the default enclosed helmet. Military police (MP) are police organizations connected with, or part of, the military of a state. Each branch of the military of the United States maintains its own military police force, except for the U.S. Coast Guard, which is its own law enforcement agency; the coast guard uses its port security/shore patrol, Reserve Investigators, and members of the Coast Guard Investigative Service to regulate its own population. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it. These are the only military policemen that are melee based and attack using clubs to whack Lara and other escaping prisoners. The Military Police is a police organization. Military PoliceはMPと略される、軍内部の治安維持を目的とした警察組織である。この組織は海軍、海兵隊などUNSCの軍事組織に必ずと言っていいほど存在している。 In 1957, a group of Military Policemen kept guard at the front gate of Hangar 51 which had been evacuated due to an impending nuclear test. When a convoy of Soviet Special Forces disguised as American soldiers appeared at the gate, the sergeant leading the M.P. group told them that the hangar was closed. Antonin Dovchenko appeared under the guise of an American Colonel "Truman", but the sergeant told him that this order would also go for him. Dovchenko stooped down and the soldiers behind him gunned down the policemen and dragged their bodies away from the guard house. Military police (MPs) are the police of a military organization. Military police are concerned with law enforcement (including criminal investigation) on military property and concerning military personnel, installation security, close personal protection of senior military officers, management of prisoners of war, management of military prisons, traffic control, route signing and resupply route management. Not all military police organizations are concerned with all of these areas, however. These personnel are generally not front-line combatants but, especially when directing military convoys, will be at or close to the front line. Some MPs, such as the US MP Corps, are used as the primary defense force in rear area operations. In some countries, a military police force, generically known as a gendarmerie, although there are a variety of other names, also serves as a national police force, often acting as heavy backup for the civil police and/or policing rural districts. For these duties, such forces are under civilian control and function in the same manner as civilian police forces. This gendarmerie may or may not also function as a military police force within the armed forces. In most countries, military police who are not members of gendarmerie forces do not have police powers over civilians except while on military property. The head of the military police is commonly referred to as the Provost Marshal. This ancient title was originally given to an officer whose duty it was to ensure that the army of the king did no harm to the citizenry. In many countries, military forces have separate prisons and judicial systems, different from civilian entities. The military possibly also has its own interpretation of criminal justice. The status of military police is usually prominently displayed on the helmet and/or on an armband, brassard, or arm or shoulder flash. In the Second World War, the military police of the German Army still used a metal gorget as an emblem. Naval police are sometimes called masters-at-arms.

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