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Sgt. Luis E. Suazo (left), a special agent with the

Sgt. Luis E. Suazo (left), a special agent with the

Sgt. Luis E. Suazo (left), a special agent with the 31st Military Police Detachment (Criminal Investigation Division) out of Fort Campbell, Ky., performs a takedown of an armed suspect as part of protective ser... More

Chief Warrant Officer 3 Willie E. Hall, with the 368th

Chief Warrant Officer 3 Willie E. Hall, with the 368th

Chief Warrant Officer 3 Willie E. Hall, with the 368th Military Police Detachment (Criminal Investigation Division) out of Fort Dix, N.J., scans for any additional attacks after performing a takedown of an arme... More

From primal to tactical. Fort Bragg, North Carolina

From primal to tactical. Fort Bragg, North Carolina

Participants practice a forearm push as part of protective services training during the 200th Military Police Command's 2012 Annual Special Agent Training Sept. 26, 2012. The event brings special agents from Cr... More

Staff Sgt. Matthew E. Reyes (left), a military police

Staff Sgt. Matthew E. Reyes (left), a military police

Staff Sgt. Matthew E. Reyes (left), a military police investigator with the 102nd MP Company out of Fond du Lac, Wis., draws his weapon as Staff Sgt. Ronald E. Small, a squad leader with the 814th MP Co., out o... More

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