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military mps local law enforcement gathers for memorial

military mps local law enforcement gather for memorial

42nd mp bde 5th mpad i corps jblm pierce county

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The flag of the United States of America hangs outside

The flag of the United States of America hangs outside

The flag of the United States of America hangs outside the Clover Park Technical College May 3, 2017 for the Pierce County Law Enforcement Memorial. The Pierce County Law Enforcement Memorial is an annual even... More

Colonel Christopher Burns (middle), commander of the

Colonel Christopher Burns (middle), commander of the

Colonel Christopher Burns (middle), commander of the 42nd Military Police Brigade, and Command Sergeant Major Brian Flom (far right), command sergeant major of the 42nd MP BDE, read aloud the names of fallen So... More

Soldiers, Airmen and Pierce County law enforcement

Soldiers, Airmen and Pierce County law enforcement

Soldiers, Airmen and Pierce County law enforcement agencies carrying the flags and colors of their respective organizations at the Pierce County Law Enforcement Memorial May 3, 2017. The Pierce County Law Enfo... More

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