The worst traffic stop I've ever seen. Park right on his ass with no reactionary gap, slam the door, no fingerprints left of the vehicle, rushed right up to the door, no road side interview, turns his back to the vehicle, vehicle out of his line of sight when writing, then walks up with a clipboard in his support hand. I cringed. Complacency.
Leaving fingerprints on the vehicle can make a noise or shake a vehicle and alert the suspect to your presence, most important at night, if the suspect can't see you over the lights it can make a bad guy aware you're approaching. As far as the turning your back, what else is he supposed to do? I guess complacency is always something to be concerned about but they're on a military base
MP is a great MOS. Your recruiter obviously has a different MOS and maybe he got stopped one too many times by an MP, but when you talk to an MP most of them give positive feedback on their experiences.
Didn't wait for a return before making contact with that pick up, no 2 finger tap on rear of vehicle. I've been a Master At Arms for 11 years. Who's that kid's FTO?! Lol
I was originally 0311 and my recruiter asked if I wanted to change my MOS due to my ship date being screwed up. I ended up taking the MP spot in the corps. I leave April 1st.
Maybe it should not look this way but it looks relaxed and kind of chill. I bet it is pretty safe on the base as well... EVeryone has to have an ID to get in as not comparable to anyone driving into any town I want without notice. Definetly not a bad job to have.
drill instructor says so why are we here rookie!!!!!! to write as many tickets as i can sir!!!! what else rookie!!! extort as many drivers as i can sir!!!! good job rookie!!!
Great memories! I was with JGET (Juvenile and Gang Enforcement Team) in Pendleton. Hardcore base with alot of action. I served in various MCB in my 6 yrs of service, But Camp Pendleton by far for our m.o.s. was High Speed. EAsy transition from MP to LAPD. Semper Fi.
Currently enlisted with Military Police as my selected MOS, most likely will get stuck with corrections but patrol would be my dream haha. I don't get why so many people talk shit about MP's, I think it's fucking awesome.
Because you're fucking with and pulling over people that ACTUALLY fight wars and do important stuff. All you will end up being is a blue falcon piece of shit who checks my ID at the gate, carry the fuck on.
My point? I already made my point, MPs provide a next to useless service involving fucking with Marines who have real MOS's that involve fighting terrorists and shit, not pulling people over for doing 3mph over the speed limit. YOU may think that's badass but it's really not. Just wait until you get to boot camp and if you make it especially MCT. You'll see how much everyone in the Marine Corps naturally hates you. And don't be name calling me boy, you don't fucking rate the gravel off my boots until you walk across that parade deck.
@Warlord795 its a field uniform, everyone has to wear it if they are doing labor. their dress uniform is for formal stuff and this 'camo' is their work uniform pretty much.
Ditto... Be firm. I went in to be an MP and they told me I had to hurry because there was only 3 slots open. I hesitated and called my dad to get reassurance and when I got off the phone they said the slots were gone. I left and went home. Two hours later, amazingly, a single slot had opened and the recruiter was at my door telling me they were holding it for me... Be FIRM and don't give in to their pressure. This is your military career... not theirs.
MP's work for the DOD Dept of Defense. They are consigned under a Provost Marshall. Usually commanded by a Major or above rank. They attend AIT in Ft Leonard-wood Missouri. Formerly all MP training was in Ft McCLellan Al. Since closed. Infantry and more in depth Law Enforcement and Military Intelligence, Criminal Intelligence are ongoing in each MP company the soldier is assigned. Training never stops. Testing and qualification is ongoing for the length of a Military Police career.
Titles are very specific when referring to a specific event or group of people, but when all branches are grouped together to refer to the Armed Forces, soldiers is generally accepted. You don't call a fireman a cop, but they are still first responders.
Awesome! I am an MP in the Air Force. It isn't as hard as it is in the Marines but I still do like it. I am doing a partol in 2 days and I cant wait. Usually I am guarding gates or jets. Do you usually do anything like that, or just patrols?
He made the traffic stop on the base, by a barraks, you hear the location on the radio call. Some bases are very large like towns with road systems and traffic regulations requiring enforcement.
@MCMARSOC depends. In a base here the US they do. But when they are overseas they patrol the base, responds to threats, perform roadblocks, sometimes are given jobs an infantryman would do,etc
LOL, I remember this stretch of road with all of the palm trees coming from the front gate! You have to drive correctly on base!!! Miss that weather but not that traffic :)
local police put on a bbq/motorcycle safety course where they set up cones and showed everyone just how good they really are at riding. I'd call that a good experience with cops.
Yes. They can give tickets, help Military Police Investigators, protect crime scenes on base, and assist the Criminal Investigation Division (CID). You have two different types of Military Police. Law & Order with the PMO, CID, and Military Police Investigation (MPI) and then you have Combat Support MP's who deploy to Iraq and are just basically infantry with a different SOP
@highwaymen34 A lot of bases are huge, with both an operations part and a housing area were on base families live. Looks like he is still on base from the looks of it.
When he refers to patrolling off base, he isn't meaning an actual patrol. He is referring to answering calls when a service member is involved. This usually happens when a local law enforcement is not available, or when called in by local law enforcement.
Yeah, everytime I tell a Marine I want to be an MP, he looks at me funny it seems. I'm probably not going in there. BTW Love the Hank Williams sr photo ;)
i've been talking to a recruiter about the army, n it all depends on ur schooling, or education after high school, as well as how u perform on certain tests and etc.,
It should also be worth noting that when he addressing the motorist he stop he referred to him as "sir" which if the motorist was a military officer then as an NCO (which is what all ranks of Sergeant and Navy Equivalents are) he was acknowledging the rank of the person he stopped as military officer are addressed as sir/ma'am regardless of branch.
They are direct representative of the Base Commander. They are not certified by the State and only can enforce rules, regulations, and vehical standards set by the base Provost Marshals Office. They can write civilians tickets who are on the base and write an DD 1805 Traffic citation to them, but they deal with that at the county court house instead of the base court system.
03 is the usmc infantry field, 0311 is rifleman, alot of guys were going for recon when I went to MEPS and and the way it works for them is they get to try the recon indoctrination guaranteed, but if they don't pass it's 0311. The army offered a similar contract for ranger indoc according to my friend in the army, but like you said, you're canandian so I wouldn't expect the same protocol. Do you guys get to pick another field if something doesn't work out or would you have to wait?
@skelton1089 In my town, the military police have no jurisdiction outside of the base limits, however they do travel on civilian roads to go between government owned land, i dont know if it differs in other cities
When typically referring to the Armed Forces, it is correct to address them as Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, and Marines. But it is generally accepted to just address them as Soldiers. Although not correct, it is also accepted to refer to them as troops (a term for Cavalry). However, when referring to a specific branch, the correct title must be used. Sailor for Navy, Soldier for Army, Airman for Air Force, and Marine for Marines.
I know that, my guess is it is also seperated for the same reason State, County, and city police are seperated. All I'm saying is it supports another advantage. It can help people who want to go into law enforcements after the military. Military experence looks good on an application, but that and military police looks even better.
Also the MP in this video is not in the ARMY so he is not a SOLDIER he's a Marine. The motorist he pulled over is likely another Marine or other service member. If otherwise its likely the spouse of a Marine or possibly a civilian contractor as the public arnt normally pernitted to drive through bases. MPs also stand at the gates checking vehicles comming into base similar to private security guards who may also be present in lieu of MPs
@slobknoblin I think it's actually any Federal road such as an interstate or roads near military housing they are allowed jurisdiction, but they cannot enforce state or Federal law outside the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
@Warlord795 you wear your work uniform for all military jobs unless the job requires a certian uniform, so if your a military police. you wear your uniform like everyone else.
@lfsracer79 Some of the bases in the U.S. are HUGE, so the MP's conduct traffic as on base. They are limited to their installation though, they cannot enforce state law.
@aguy70 MP get paid a lot less than regular police, and they can't carry conceal. Only the NCIS Special Agents can carry conceal and do higher level investigations whereas the MP do stuff like what the Marine MP mentioned. I believe some of the NCIS Special Agents (the military ones) were former MP
We use Impalas, jeep Cherokees, explorers, crown vics, boats, and ATV's. The provost marshalls office has an unlimited budget. No computers though but that changes all the time.
Military Police are just like any civilian entity. With the exception they are combat trained. On occasion they will have to go out into the field and conduct anything from convoys to and including apprehension of a perp. Be it civilian, soldier or dependent. They are the law enforcement for the post to include all areas of contonement, field and wilderness areas of the post. Also easements of the post and perimeter.
What rank are you? I am joining the security forces as well and will be entering the force as an E-3 after basic and etc. I want to patrol also and want to know how long it takes to do patrol?
MP is something you sign up for as your MOS, yes you will get put on small duties like guarding the base but you will not be in MP vehicles nor would you be apart of the brigades because at BCT and AIT you are trained for this, if your logistics or engineer 12 series their not going to make you infantry during war, just like if your a 88Mike truck driver/transport you won't be a MP whatever you sign up for is what you will do as your job occupation in the military/ MOS.
@Blarggle Actually you are right on the money. They also do it to make sure the trunk or tailgate is closed so nobody can jump out of it and attack the cop.
@slobknoblin No... You are wrong here. In this instance they just do the job of a normal Police officer unless there is a threat to the base or if they pick up any military personell.. Quite a good use of resources I would say.
because they earned the title of a us marine like those who earn the title doctor it would be disrespectful to call them other wise not knocking other services its just the way it is
I don't say that the Marines are better than any other branch but the Corps speaks for itself learn some USMC History and US Army history. Its tradition and code to refer to a Marine as "Marine" not soldier as a US infantry men as "soldier" and not anything else. Its respectful to their colors and they deserve that respect.
My recruiter (I'm joining the Army) said that MP slots are hard to come by as well as pretty much any other MOS these days. I understand each service is different I was an Army BRAT now granted my father wasn't an MP he had several close personal friends who were. Now granted I havnt served the military has been one of my interests from a young age MPs did tend to stand out more than any other personnel in terms of MOS I do not claim to know everything about the military
police stuff on military bases, but with all the training of what branch your under, i know army, marines an air force have MPs but not sure about navy
i just dont get why is it so bad to be a MP. is the same shit as being a regular cop. except the training is way harder. i just want to know why do people don't like the MP?
The worst traffic stop I've ever seen. Park right on his ass with no reactionary gap, slam the door, no fingerprints left of the vehicle, rushed right up to the door, no road side interview, turns his back to the vehicle, vehicle out of his line of sight when writing, then walks up with a clipboard in his support hand. I cringed. Complacency.
Leaving fingerprints on the vehicle can make a noise or shake a vehicle and alert the suspect to your presence, most important at night, if the suspect can't see you over the lights it can make a bad guy aware you're approaching. As far as the turning your back, what else is he supposed to do? I guess complacency is always something to be concerned about but they're on a military base
+FancyDerp you don't push your hand to leave a print. a simple touch they wont know you touched their car at all.
Alexander Marvin.
There is no such thing as a a good traffic stop. All of these stops were pointless. No one benefits from a traffic stop
He is just a kid.....24 years old. Leave him alone.
MP is a great MOS. Your recruiter obviously has a different MOS and maybe he got stopped one too many times by an MP, but when you talk to an MP most of them give positive feedback on their experiences.
Didn't wait for a return before making contact with that pick up, no 2 finger tap on rear of vehicle. I've been a Master At Arms for 11 years. Who's that kid's FTO?! Lol
Thank you for your services great ride along Video Content
There's something so unbelievably awesome about people in military uniforms riding in standard police cruisers.
That’s awesome
I was originally 0311 and my recruiter asked if I wanted to change my MOS due to my ship date being screwed up. I ended up taking the MP spot in the corps. I leave April 1st.
How was it?
Maybe it should not look this way but it looks relaxed and kind of chill. I bet it is pretty safe on the base as well... EVeryone has to have an ID to get in as not comparable to anyone driving into any town I want without notice. Definetly not a bad job to have.
drill instructor says so why are we here rookie!!!!!! to write as many tickets as i can sir!!!! what else rookie!!! extort as many drivers as i can sir!!!! good job rookie!!!
Great memories! I was with JGET (Juvenile and Gang Enforcement Team) in Pendleton. Hardcore base with alot of action. I served in various MCB in my 6 yrs of service, But Camp Pendleton by far for our m.o.s. was High Speed. EAsy transition from MP to LAPD. Semper Fi.
a gang enforcement team at Camp Pendleton?
@@rumeal3838 That comment was 14 years ago lmao, I wonder if Juan is retired from LAPD now or what
There should be a Cops episode with MP's.
Currently enlisted with Military Police as my selected MOS, most likely will get stuck with corrections but patrol would be my dream haha. I don't get why so many people talk shit about MP's, I think it's fucking awesome.
That's awesome man! I ship June 9th, good luck to you.
Stephen Farkas
i leave May 12. same mos good luck to both.
Because you're fucking with and pulling over people that ACTUALLY fight wars and do important stuff. All you will end up being is a blue falcon piece of shit who checks my ID at the gate, carry the fuck on.
Stealth Bobber And your point? Fucking idiot.
My point? I already made my point, MPs provide a next to useless service involving fucking with Marines who have real MOS's that involve fighting terrorists and shit, not pulling people over for doing 3mph over the speed limit. YOU may think that's badass but it's really not. Just wait until you get to boot camp and if you make it especially MCT. You'll see how much everyone in the Marine Corps naturally hates you. And don't be name calling me boy, you don't fucking rate the gravel off my boots until you walk across that parade deck.
He's awesome and caring.
@Warlord795 its a field uniform, everyone has to wear it if they are doing labor. their dress uniform is for formal stuff and this 'camo' is their work uniform pretty much.
I know nothing about this topic, it was in my reccomendations. Is a military police officer given the same tasks as a regular police officer?
Wait.. I thought MP rides are "Jeep or Hummel". I guess, Military Police upgraded their rides.
very good Police Work, wish I may join the Army after High School.
we'll that just shows you how many people like to have it easy and don't like challenges...Semper Fi
Ditto... Be firm. I went in to be an MP and they told me I had to hurry because there was only 3 slots open. I hesitated and called my dad to get reassurance and when I got off the phone they said the slots were gone. I left and went home. Two hours later, amazingly, a single slot had opened and the recruiter was at my door telling me they were holding it for me...
Be FIRM and don't give in to their pressure. This is your military career... not theirs.
can you say, blue falcon?
MP's work for the DOD Dept of Defense. They are consigned under a Provost Marshall. Usually commanded by a Major or above rank. They attend AIT in Ft Leonard-wood Missouri. Formerly all MP training was in Ft McCLellan Al. Since closed. Infantry and more in depth Law Enforcement and Military Intelligence, Criminal Intelligence are ongoing in each MP company the soldier is assigned. Training never stops. Testing and qualification is ongoing for the length of a Military Police career.
Titles are very specific when referring to a specific event or group of people, but when all branches are grouped together to refer to the Armed Forces, soldiers is generally accepted. You don't call a fireman a cop, but they are still first responders.
Awesome! I am an MP in the Air Force. It isn't as hard as it is in the Marines but I still do like it. I am doing a partol in 2 days and I cant wait. Usually I am guarding gates or jets. Do you usually do anything like that, or just patrols?
And now you're not far from retirement if you stayed in ahaha
He made the traffic stop on the base, by a barraks, you hear the location on the radio call. Some bases are very large like towns with road systems and traffic regulations requiring enforcement.
The biggest Blue Falcons alive
@MCMARSOC depends. In a base here the US they do. But when they are overseas they patrol the base, responds to threats, perform roadblocks, sometimes are given jobs an infantryman would do,etc
When your a mp doesn't matter if your over seas or on a ship your job will always be an mp
LOL, I remember this stretch of road with all of the palm trees coming from the front gate! You have to drive correctly on base!!! Miss that weather but not that traffic :)
@Warlord795 easy answer he is wearing the proper uniform prescribed by the U.S.Marine Corps.
local police put on a bbq/motorcycle safety course where they set up cones and showed everyone just how good they really are at riding. I'd call that a good experience with cops.
Yes. They can give tickets, help Military Police Investigators, protect crime scenes on base, and assist the Criminal Investigation Division (CID). You have two different types of Military Police. Law & Order with the PMO, CID, and Military Police Investigation (MPI) and then you have Combat Support MP's who deploy to Iraq and are just basically infantry with a different SOP
Yup
I'm leaving in April for the Marine Corps, what types of MP jobs are there?
Its has been about 10 years since you posted this comment and I only have one question and it’s if you’ve joined the marines or not
@highwaymen34 A lot of bases are huge, with both an operations part and a housing area were on base families live. Looks like he is still on base from the looks of it.
When he refers to patrolling off base, he isn't meaning an actual patrol. He is referring to answering calls when a service member is involved. This usually happens when a local law enforcement is not available, or when called in by local law enforcement.
his hat looks like a circus hat. it's too small for his head.
Really? It's not about your appearances. It's about doing the job you are paid to do correctly and civilized.
+Xense I'm guessing you're not in the military because everything is about appearance.
+Murder3 Devil Dogs don't need appearance. Give us a rifle and we'll impress you.
I thought the marines were all about appearance? dress blues? can't wear uniform off base?
+Murder3 he's working he wouldn't be wearing dress blues and you can wear dress uniform off base for certain events
Yeah, everytime I tell a Marine I want to be an MP, he looks at me funny it seems. I'm probably not going in there. BTW Love the Hank Williams sr photo ;)
i've been talking to a recruiter about the army, n it all depends on ur schooling, or education after high school, as well as how u perform on certain tests and etc.,
It should also be worth noting that when he addressing the motorist he stop he referred to him as "sir" which if the motorist was a military officer then as an NCO (which is what all ranks of Sergeant and Navy Equivalents are) he was acknowledging the rank of the person he stopped as military officer are addressed as sir/ma'am regardless of branch.
They are direct representative of the Base Commander. They are not certified by the State and only can enforce rules, regulations, and vehical standards set by the base Provost Marshals Office. They can write civilians tickets who are on the base and write an DD 1805 Traffic citation to them, but they deal with that at the county court house instead of the base court system.
@Warlord795 Cause we are representing the military, and we have to wear uniform while on duty and on base. Any more questions?
The driver probably shit bricks when he realized it was a member of the Military Police walking towards him.
03 is the usmc infantry field, 0311 is rifleman, alot of guys were going for recon when I went to MEPS and and the way it works for them is they get to try the recon indoctrination guaranteed, but if they don't pass it's 0311. The army offered a similar contract for ranger indoc according to my friend in the army, but like you said, you're canandian so I wouldn't expect the same protocol. Do you guys get to pick another field if something doesn't work out or would you have to wait?
Thats a really kick ass job.
@bonkybonkerton23 he does not have to be in combat to have combat boots its just the uniform i think every branch has that with the combat boots
@skelton1089 In my town, the military police have no jurisdiction outside of the base limits, however they do travel on civilian roads to go between government owned land, i dont know if it differs in other cities
@Warlord795 Because he is the Marines and thats their uniform
When typically referring to the Armed Forces, it is correct to address them as Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, and Marines. But it is generally accepted to just address them as Soldiers. Although not correct, it is also accepted to refer to them as troops (a term for Cavalry). However, when referring to a specific branch, the correct title must be used. Sailor for Navy, Soldier for Army, Airman for Air Force, and Marine for Marines.
I know that, my guess is it is also seperated for the same reason State, County, and city police are seperated. All I'm saying is it supports another advantage. It can help people who want to go into law enforcements after the military. Military experence looks good on an application, but that and military police looks even better.
my question is how is this different than regular police
wow, that must mean someone has had a GOOD experience with a cop. i will have to see that
I believe it is called a 1014 or something like a warning. But We did write real citations and we had court duty days also.
Also the MP in this video is not in the ARMY so he is not a SOLDIER he's a Marine. The motorist he pulled over is likely another Marine or other service member. If otherwise its likely the spouse of a Marine or possibly a civilian contractor as the public arnt normally pernitted to drive through bases. MPs also stand at the gates checking vehicles comming into base similar to private security guards who may also be present in lieu of MPs
@airbornghost123 they patrol where civilians live on military bases since there is no other public protection force there.
How to MPs patrol off base? And what happens when the arrest a civilian?
@slobknoblin I think it's actually any Federal road such as an interstate or roads near military housing they are allowed jurisdiction, but they cannot enforce state or Federal law outside the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
@Warlord795 you wear your work uniform for all military jobs unless the job requires a certian uniform, so if your a military police. you wear your uniform like everyone else.
You can become an officer going straight into being an MP, you have to enlist first, making sure thats what your MOS is going to be
@lfsracer79 Some of the bases in the U.S. are HUGE, so the MP's conduct traffic as on base. They are limited to their installation though, they cannot enforce state law.
@aguy70
MP get paid a lot less than regular police, and they can't carry conceal. Only the NCIS Special Agents can carry conceal and do higher level investigations whereas the MP do stuff like what the Marine MP mentioned. I believe some of the NCIS Special Agents (the military ones) were former MP
We use Impalas, jeep Cherokees, explorers, crown vics, boats, and ATV's. The provost marshalls office has an unlimited budget. No computers though but that changes all the time.
Military Police are just like any civilian entity. With the exception they are combat trained. On occasion they will have to go out into the field and conduct anything from convoys to and including apprehension of a perp. Be it civilian, soldier or dependent. They are the law enforcement for the post to include all areas of contonement, field and wilderness areas of the post. Also easements of the post and perimeter.
@Hoorahh210 obviously you dont realize that is susposed to be small. you dont wear it like a baseball cap.
@lfsracer79 because tens of thousands of civilians live and commute on their installations?
What rank are you? I am joining the security forces as well and will be entering the force as an E-3 after basic and etc. I want to patrol also and want to know how long it takes to do patrol?
Do *all* MPs in our Armed Forces, train at Ft.LWOOD?
Im, shipping out next year
thanks, I am in the ARNG, if I what to go to the marines I should only have to go thru "Bootcamp" right? Because of the MP trainig... its the same...
This guy is from the marines
I use to hate when i get pulled over and the officer takes 30-45min to run my plates and another 30min to run my license information.
Do MPs have any discretion in giving tickets? Like if they make a stop are they required to cite or can they just advise?
WHERE DO YOU STOP FOR DONUTS??
MP is something you sign up for as your MOS, yes you will get put on small duties like guarding the base but you will not be in MP vehicles nor would you be apart of the brigades because at BCT and AIT you are trained for this, if your logistics or engineer 12 series their not going to make you infantry during war, just like if your a 88Mike truck driver/transport you won't be a MP whatever you sign up for is what you will do as your job occupation in the military/ MOS.
awesome video
So are police officers that patrol off base busting their own?
So do MPs work for a municipal police department? I mean do they even go to a police academy? I thought that they just had to go to MP AIT?
thanks.
what job did u do?
i didn't know military mp's could pull people over were do they do it at?
he wasnt patrolling off base. he was patroling on base. just because there on a base, that dont mean crimes dont happen
my bros a marine MP and he works 16 hour shifts. badass.
Dang that’s a lot of hours
LOL i WILL never forget my Mom making a HUGE mistake while at Andrews AFB....she got a ticket and a stern talking to!! and SHE KNEW BETTER!
So do they have jurisdiction out of base?
its on a military base, camp pen.1st mar div..
@Blarggle Actually you are right on the money. They also do it to make sure the trunk or tailgate is closed so nobody can jump out of it and attack the cop.
if u go in as an MP, do u have better chances of becoming a cop then u would going in as infantry?
I don't know about you but if I got pulled over by a cruiser and someone in a military uniform came out I would definitely go .."oh shit..not good"
like patrol police officer?
@slobknoblin No... You are wrong here. In this instance they just do the job of a normal Police officer unless there is a threat to the base or if they pick up any military personell.. Quite a good use of resources I would say.
"Terribly wrong" as in like a rolling stop ya know?
@Warlord795 Battle Dress Uniform, they are prepared for battle and are at work. People who work in labs wear camo also..
Everyone in the military is a troop but only the Army has soldiers
Is it really hard to get a mos as a MP in the Marines?
Do they only patrol the base?
because they earned the title of a us marine like those who earn the title doctor it would be disrespectful to call them other wise not knocking other services its just the way it is
@SonicRyan There jurisdiction is Marine Corps Bases only..They can't go out in public
I don't say that the Marines are better than any other branch but the Corps speaks for itself learn some USMC History and US Army history. Its tradition and code to refer to a Marine as "Marine" not soldier as a US infantry men as "soldier" and not anything else. Its respectful to their colors and they deserve that respect.
So, are these guys out on the open road pulling over civilians? Or on a base or camp, stopping others in the military?
My recruiter (I'm joining the Army) said that MP slots are hard to come by as well as pretty much any other MOS these days. I understand each service is different I was an Army BRAT now granted my father wasn't an MP he had several close personal friends who were. Now granted I havnt served the military has been one of my interests from a young age MPs did tend to stand out more than any other personnel in terms of MOS I do not claim to know everything about the military
When did I say it wasn't? I just said that giving traffic tickets *shouldnt* be a military job.
Ford Crown Victoria P71 & Chevrolet Impala C91.
police stuff on military bases, but with all the training of what branch your under, i know army, marines an air force have MPs but not sure about navy
Are the American MPs aloud to deal with civvies?
i just dont get why is it so bad to be a MP. is the same shit as being a regular cop. except the training is way harder. i just want to know why do people don't like the MP?
Samuel Medina people just dont like authority