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U.S. Army Reserve military police with the 354th MP

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U.S. Army Reserve military police with the 354th MP Company from St. Louis, Missouri participate in reflexive fire training during Guardian Justice at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin, June 23. Guardian Justice is a functional exercise, broken down into two-week cycles, centered on squad and team-level training with a focus on internment, resettlement, detainee operations and combat support. During each two-week cycle, Soldiers train on internment operations, weapons qualification, biometrics, reflexive fire, Military Operations on Urbanized Terrain (MOUT), non-lethal Tasers, MP battle drills and situational training exercises. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. Audrey Hayes)

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