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Military Police Company ends its Afghanistan mission, heads home
Courtesy Story | 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division | Date: 07.28.2012The military policemen and women of the 209th Military Police Company, 503d Military Police Battalion (Airborne), currently formed as Task Force Ripcord, gathered together as a company for the first time since... Read More
508th MP Battalion in the field for first time in two years
Story by Sgt. Christopher Gaylord | 5th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment | Date: 07.20.2012The verdict is in for soldiers with the 508th Military Police Battalion: Sometimes, slide show presentations just don’t cut it. To train properly, you need to go outside once in a while. Read More
Soldier dedicates his time to volunteering
Story by Staff Sgt. Antwaun Parrish | 5th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment | Date: 07.20.2012“He was my best friend at Fort Carson, he was always the life of the party, he even took me skydiving for the first time,” said Spc. Brandon Willis. Unfortunately Willis’s friend took his life before their... Read More
A Range of Opportunity to Expand Horizons, Skills
Story by Sgt. Timothy Book | 326th Mobile Public Affairs Detatchment | Date: 07.19.2012River Assault 2012 provides soldiers from the 412th Theater Engineer Command with the opportunity to hone present skills, learn new skills and experience different weapons systems, here, July 14 to July 27, 2012. Read More
Keeping Soldiers safe with the help of a joystick
Story by Spc. Alexandria Robinson | 126th Public Affairs Operations Center | Date: 07.15.2012The Army continues to develop and utilize equipment to keep soldiers safe. That is why 40 Michigan Army National Guard soldiers from the 144th Military Police Company in Corunna, Mich., trained with the Common... Read More
