I've been in the Army for over 11 years. Military benefits are the same no matter which branch you join. To become an MP (Military Police), make sure MEPS offers you that job and it is listed in your contract. Every branch has MP's. Your mission is to find the branch you want to be a part of. Army & Marines are more physical than Air Force and Navy, take into account potential duty stations, promotion abilities, etc.. My decision was made based on wanting to do more of what the military is known for and I wanted a more physical branch
The rank in military or police is spelled sergeant (from the French sergent).
A military firing party is the group that fires the three volley solute at military and police funerals. This is part of the Honor Guard's drill and ceremony.
Keeping the peace. The military is usually kept out of domestic affairs and police force is used instead in order to keep the peace.
There were several different military police. The Army had a military police who were wore the standard army uniform but wore a different eagle and swatika on their uniform and helmet. They wore one on their LEFT sleeve. The SS were the political police and were the ones who wore black uniforms. Before the war, the SA were the police. They wore brown shirts and the small hat (similiar to a kepi) and were called the "Brown shirts". They were replaced by the SS.
Luftwaffe= German air force during WWII Polizei=Police So it is essentially Military police
Nothing the rest of the military doesn't get. What the benefits were have probably changed since I enlisted in 98, and your local recruiter would be the best person to talk to on this matter.
you have to be able to breathe.
The motto of Military Police Corps - Israel - is 'Military Police - People First'.
Royal Military Police was created in 1946.
armed forces Police
No. A military police officer goes through military basic training, then the militray equivalent of a police academy, but does not need to attend a civilian police academy.
Military Police Complaints Commission was created in 1998.
Canadian Forces Military Police was created in 1967.
Canadian Forces Military Police's motto is 'Securitas'.
Military Police Battalion Cobra was created in 1978.
The motto of Royal Military Police is 'Exemplo Ducemus'.
Absolutely not unless they served in the military. No, simply because a police officer may on occasion encounter a violent situation, it does not make them a military veteran. When the going gets tough the police can quit where as the military person must go on and do their best under the worst of conditions. The military is not represented by a union. Military spend time away from their loved ones. Military sacrafice a normal life. I realize many police consider themselves para-military but they are simply.....police. Not members of the military. If police with no military service want to be called vets or want to join vetrans organizations or be honored a veterans........join the military.