For those who are curious about the job. Some lesser known facts: as a United States military police officer/ master at arms/ security forces for the AF. You are a Federal law enforcement officer under the department of defense. You also qualify for LEOSA (law enforcement officer safety act) which allows you to conceal carry off duty- if you are reserves you can still conceal carry as long as your company commander signs off on it.
@@robertoarreola4656 not a problem! All the new guys I get, I get them educated on their benefits, most of them don’t even know they are federal cops. And they don’t even know they can conceal carry! I make sure all my guys/girls get their LEOSA certs. So they can continue to protect and defend off duty at home. The world is a dangerous place and the more service members who have earned the benefits and are squared away character wise, can conceal carry that means more innocent people’s lives can be saved both in and out of uniform/ duty. United States Uniformed Police Corps. Marine Corps Military Police, US Army Military Police. US Navy Master at Arms, US Air Force Security Forces. That is the uniformed section of Department of Defense Police Forces. Then there is the DOD Civilian Side. We all took an oath to protect the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and DOMESTIC. knowledge is power, your oath doesn’t stop when your on leave (active duty) or your home (reserves). Here in cali gun laws are just… hence why I carry everywhere I go. Stay strapped ladies and gents ! Continue to serve with honor and set the standard and protect lives. -USMC infantry vet - US Army reserve MP
Marine security forces is the job title now. And it is true to form because until they make E-4 the duty is going to be 10 times more security than any policing.
Happy for you. Continue to push yourself to be the best you can be and remember to be humble. There is always something new to learn and make amazing memories!
Hey Bradyn, I just want to say congrats on you decision on enlisting! My recommendation that helped me is running. In bootcamp you are going to do a lot of running and different types of exercises. Second learn the general orders and both Enlisted/ Officer rank structure. Other type of knowledge the instructors will teach you. Also make sure you create good learning habits by studying. If you have trouble don't be afraid to ask questions. You are there to learn and grow from recruit to marine. Third and final advice, just continue to push yourself. There are going to be times you will question your choices and will feel each day is going to get hard. Remember why you went, push yourself to do better, improve on your fitness and education and you will succeed. I believe in you and good luck!
how was ft L wood I helped set all that up back in 1999 when the Co. moved from alabama to Mo. pistol Range looks nice me and my buds brought that back to life that summer in 1999 i was NBC 5-99 but got droped half way through due to med issues. to bad i was near the top of my class. How was the toxicity in my time MP/NBC co was super toxic co first sgt had it in for me he hated electronic music.
@@marumiyuhime I barely remember the co, I only saw him like twice. He never really was around. The instructor were bad , you could bribe one of them with a can of dip on field day lol. The training was pretty good, only bad thing was there’s nothing to do on liberty
@@robertoarreola4656 Thankfully I wasn’t there in the summer. I did go to corporals course in Camp Atterberry Indiana when all the fallout of Afghanistan happened in 2021 and a bunch of national guard dudes and refugees showed up
@marumiyuhime most random thing that happened was when it started to snow in the middle of May, then the next day it was raining and finally got crazy hot. Haha
Yes absolutely, had a Corporal in my class that LAT moved and he enjoyed every bit of it. A Sergeant a class ahead of me said that he made the right choice and chose the MP MOS than his current one
You must qualify in the ASVAB, that is step one. Must get a GT score of 100 to be able to qualify for the MP mos. Once you go to Fort Leonard Wood for MP, you must study because every week or two weeks you will do an exam and you must pass all of them including the final exam to become a MP. If you fail one, you can retake it. However, if you fail the second time you will be dropped from the class and placed in the next class. MP is one of the most strict MOSs because you are going to be responsible for the safety of those on base and it's the most fun in my opinion
@JusticePierce in my opinion, focus on the Math and English portions of the ASVAB. Majority of MOSs are focused on that. If you want to go into specific MOSs such as mechanics etc. You need to do the autoshop and mechanics portions for example. But Math, the Reading, and arithmetic reasoning are the most important
Im in 4th LE and a few marines that I worked with have gone to a few places. Some places in Latin America. This year, command are trying to get us to go to awesome places out of country. Fingers crossing!
@DR-mk2in I'm in Cali too. There are a few detachments still here. There is one in Camp Pendleton, the other I believe is at Miramar. I may be a little bias but 4th LE here in Camp Pendleton is a really good team. We have amazing leadership from the CO to the platoon Sergeant all the way to the CPLs. I enjoy being with them every time we come together.
@DR-mk2in we do both but 80 percent of the time we do more field side training than PMO. If 1st LE needs anymore guys for PMO we come in and support them. Again we do both.
@llParole yes in a way, there is a lot of studying and practical applications you must pass. Only physical part is during PT where you either train as a company or in your platoon
@@llParole don't be nervous. As long as you give 100 percent effort, listen to directions, and listen during classes, you will be just fine. You are going to have great experiences and memories, plus you will meet different people all around and make unbreakable friendships
@Jay_Pell04 good luck and remember to always put 100 percent while you are there. It may be difficult at some days and fun at times. Make good memories and remember the end goal of becoming a Marine!
wow 7 classes in one year in my time they were lucky to do 6. but that was they year they moved basses. but i dont think that affected pick up because we built the new co at FLW while they finished in bama. so pick up was not Affected
For those who are curious about the job. Some lesser known facts: as a United States military police officer/ master at arms/ security forces for the AF. You are a Federal law enforcement officer under the department of defense. You also qualify for LEOSA (law enforcement officer safety act) which allows you to conceal carry off duty- if you are reserves you can still conceal carry as long as your company commander signs off on it.
Thank you for the info. They never told us that
@@robertoarreola4656 not a problem! All the new guys I get, I get them educated on their benefits, most of them don’t even know they are federal cops. And they don’t even know they can conceal carry! I make sure all my guys/girls get their LEOSA certs. So they can continue to protect and defend off duty at home. The world is a dangerous place and the more service members who have earned the benefits and are squared away character wise, can conceal carry that means more innocent people’s lives can be saved both in and out of uniform/ duty. United States Uniformed Police Corps. Marine Corps Military Police, US Army Military Police. US Navy Master at Arms, US Air Force Security Forces. That is the uniformed section of Department of Defense Police Forces. Then there is the DOD Civilian Side. We all took an oath to protect the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and DOMESTIC. knowledge is power, your oath doesn’t stop when your on leave (active duty) or your home (reserves). Here in cali gun laws are just… hence why I carry everywhere I go. Stay strapped ladies and gents ! Continue to serve with honor and set the standard and protect lives.
-USMC infantry vet
- US Army reserve MP
Awesome video
Semper Fidelis!
Cool video.
Marine security forces is the job title now. And it is true to form because until they make E-4 the duty is going to be 10 times more security than any policing.
Fuck yeah that looks awesome
This made me more excited to leave for bootcamp in September. Can’t wait to become a Marine and be an MP
Happy for you. Continue to push yourself to be the best you can be and remember to be humble. There is always something new to learn and make amazing memories!
@@robertoarreola4656 Thank you!!!
I’m also going to boot camp in September!!
@@brandonmays109 San Diego??
@@brandonmays109 hell yeah!!! good luck :)
Ave maria
Hey man great video! Have any advice for someone going in I am shipping to boot camp 7-24 and my mos is any mp.
Hey Bradyn, I just want to say congrats on you decision on enlisting! My recommendation that helped me is running. In bootcamp you are going to do a lot of running and different types of exercises.
Second learn the general orders and both Enlisted/ Officer rank structure. Other type of knowledge the instructors will teach you. Also make sure you create good learning habits by studying. If you have trouble don't be afraid to ask questions. You are there to learn and grow from recruit to marine.
Third and final advice, just continue to push yourself. There are going to be times you will question your choices and will feel each day is going to get hard. Remember why you went, push yourself to do better, improve on your fitness and education and you will succeed. I believe in you and good luck!
I was 04-19, this was a lot better video we got lmao, I miss this shit
how was ft L wood I helped set all that up back in 1999 when the Co. moved from alabama to Mo. pistol Range looks nice me and my buds brought that back to life that summer in 1999 i was NBC 5-99 but got droped half way through due to med issues. to bad i was near the top of my class. How was the toxicity in my time MP/NBC co was super toxic co first sgt had it in for me he hated electronic music.
@@marumiyuhime I barely remember the co, I only saw him like twice. He never really was around. The instructor were bad , you could bribe one of them with a can of dip on field day lol. The training was pretty good, only bad thing was there’s nothing to do on liberty
Weren’t bad*
Good ol Fort Leonardwood. I went there in OCT of 16 - Feb 2017. Hated how cold it was there.
I hated how humid it gets in the summer! Lol
@@robertoarreola4656 Thankfully I wasn’t there in the summer. I did go to corporals course in Camp Atterberry Indiana when all the fallout of Afghanistan happened in 2021 and a bunch of national guard dudes and refugees showed up
HI buddy i was they for almost a year flat it was hot and cold LOL.
@marumiyuhime most random thing that happened was when it started to snow in the middle of May, then the next day it was raining and finally got crazy hot. Haha
08-24🤙🏽
Hey would you recommended LAT movint into this MOS ?
Yes absolutely, had a Corporal in my class that LAT moved and he enjoyed every bit of it. A Sergeant a class ahead of me said that he made the right choice and chose the MP MOS than his current one
I thought the usmc was getting rid of their mps, can i still enlist as one?
Is there reserve mps?
Yes you can. One of my close friends has decided to Enlist in the Marine Corps and managed to get a reserve contract for MPs
@@robertoarreola4656 As a former Reservist I do not recommend being a reserve MP that sounds like an absolute shit show every drill.
what are the requirement to be in the usmc military police?
You must qualify in the ASVAB, that is step one. Must get a GT score of 100 to be able to qualify for the MP mos. Once you go to Fort Leonard Wood for MP, you must study because every week or two weeks you will do an exam and you must pass all of them including the final exam to become a MP.
If you fail one, you can retake it. However, if you fail the second time you will be dropped from the class and placed in the next class. MP is one of the most strict MOSs because you are going to be responsible for the safety of those on base and it's the most fun in my opinion
@@robertoarreola4656could you elaborate on what to study? I’m about to graduate and looking for more information
@JusticePierce in my opinion, focus on the Math and English portions of the ASVAB. Majority of MOSs are focused on that. If you want to go into specific MOSs such as mechanics etc. You need to do the autoshop and mechanics portions for example. But Math, the Reading, and arithmetic reasoning are the most important
Does 4th LEB deploy at all? If so what are the opportunities like?
Im in 4th LE and a few marines that I worked with have gone to a few places. Some places in Latin America. This year, command are trying to get us to go to awesome places out of country. Fingers crossing!
@@robertoarreola4656 I’m in cali coming off of active duty, do you know if there are any companies or detachments in California or am I out of luck?
@DR-mk2in I'm in Cali too. There are a few detachments still here. There is one in Camp Pendleton, the other I believe is at Miramar.
I may be a little bias but 4th LE here in Camp Pendleton is a really good team. We have amazing leadership from the CO to the platoon Sergeant all the way to the CPLs. I enjoy being with them every time we come together.
@@robertoarreola4656 at your unit is it more of combat support MPs and using machine guns or on the PMO side?
@DR-mk2in we do both but 80 percent of the time we do more field side training than PMO. If 1st LE needs anymore guys for PMO we come in and support them. Again we do both.
How long is school house for mp ?
School house is 3 months
@@robertoarreola4656 thank you
Do you guys always wear MCCUs at graduation?
We wear our woodlands for training. We wore our service Charlie's during graduation
Did you have to do basic before going into mp training??
Yes, you would first go to bootcamp first, then you will go to Marine Combat training, finally you will go to MP school
@@robertoarreola4656 ok was it more mental then physical?
@llParole yes in a way, there is a lot of studying and practical applications you must pass. Only physical part is during PT where you either train as a company or in your platoon
@@robertoarreola4656 man I’m nervous to enlist
@@llParole don't be nervous. As long as you give 100 percent effort, listen to directions, and listen during classes, you will be just fine. You are going to have great experiences and memories, plus you will meet different people all around and make unbreakable friendships
Is this a really good MOS to join?
Yes absolutely, has a lot of opportunities and has multiple layers in the MOS for example dog handler and many more
@robertoarreola4656 Nice! I was really interested in it, and I leave this upcoming summer to bootcamp.
@Jay_Pell04 good luck and remember to always put 100 percent while you are there. It may be difficult at some days and fun at times. Make good memories and remember the end goal of becoming a Marine!
@robertoarreola4656 Thanks, bro. I honestly can't wait. 😎👍🏽
I will keep that in mind.
Hell yea bro I’m 7-23. Rah
Im I’m 7-23 too
wow 7 classes in one year in my time they were lucky to do 6. but that was they year they moved basses. but i dont think that affected pick up because we built the new co at FLW while they finished in bama. so pick up was not Affected
Where was this MP school located?
Fort Leonard, Missouri
@@robertoarreola4656 Got it. Thank you! And Semper Fi!