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362nd mobile public affairs detachment

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staff sgt timothy koster

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412 th tec

it s good to be bad reserve mp soldiers act as the enemy to train fellow troops

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Specialist Leon Dufresne and Cpl. Shayna Provencal,

Specialist Leon Dufresne and Cpl. Shayna Provencal,

Specialist Leon Dufresne and Cpl. Shayna Provencal, Military Policemen with the 94th Military Police Company, shoot paintballs at a passing convoy of Humvees after a simulated improvised explosive device detona... More

Military policemen of the 94th Military Police Company

Military policemen of the 94th Military Police Company

Military policemen of the 94th Military Police Company patrol a situational training lane during the company's field training exercise at Camp Johnson, Vt., May 17, 2014. The exercise was designed to prepare th... More

Staff Sgt. Douglas Rodoski and Cpl. Shayna Provencal,

Staff Sgt. Douglas Rodoski and Cpl. Shayna Provencal,

Staff Sgt. Douglas Rodoski and Cpl. Shayna Provencal, military policemen with the 94th Military Police Company, follow a convoy of Humvees in hopes of ambushing them during a situational training lane during th... More

A Soldier with the 94th Military Police Company listens

A Soldier with the 94th Military Police Company listens

A Soldier with the 94th Military Police Company listens to radio chatter while participating in a situational training lane during the company's field training exercise at Camp Johnson, Vt., May 17, 2014. The e... More

Corporal David Powe, a military policeman with the

Corporal David Powe, a military policeman with the

Corporal David Powe, a military policeman with the 94th MP Company, finds a tactical vantage point during a situational training lane at the company's field training exercise at Camp Johnson, Vt., May 17, 2014.... More

Cpl. Shayna Provencal, a military policeman with the

Cpl. Shayna Provencal, a military policeman with the

Cpl. Shayna Provencal, a military policeman with the 94th Military Police Company, holds a simulated mortar round in preparation for an iteration of a situational training lane during the company's field traini... More

Staff Sgt. Andrew Vernon, a Soldier with the 94th Military

Staff Sgt. Andrew Vernon, a Soldier with the 94th Military

Staff Sgt. Andrew Vernon, a Soldier with the 94th Military Police Company, fires paintballs from a second-story window at a passing convoy during a situational training lane at the company's field training exer... More

A Soldier with the 94th Military Police Company waits

A Soldier with the 94th Military Police Company waits

A Soldier with the 94th Military Police Company waits for his convoy to depart on a situational training lane during a field training exercise at Camp Johnson, Vt., May 17, 2014. The exercise is designed to pre... More

A Soldier with the 94th Military Police Company keeps

A Soldier with the 94th Military Police Company keeps

A Soldier with the 94th Military Police Company keeps an eye out for enemy contacts during a situational training lane at the company's field training exercise at Camp Johnson, Vt., May 17, 2014. The exercise w... More

Cpl. Shayna Provencal, a military policeman with the

Cpl. Shayna Provencal, a military policeman with the

Cpl. Shayna Provencal, a military policeman with the 94th Military Police Company, talks with fellow MP Spc. Leon Dufresne prior to one of the iterations of a situational training lane at the company's field tr... More

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