Day In The Life: Military Police Officer | U.S. Army
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- Today is the anniversary of the MP Corps! Click on your seatbeat as Pfc. Brady Wix, with the 16th Military Police Brigade, walks you through how our MPs prepare for a typical shift.
📹: Pfc. Jacob Bradford, 22nd MPAD
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I was a US Army Military Police Investigator 95BV5 from 86-91 Completely under cover (long hair and beard lived off post). I was assigned to a Drug Suppression Team within USACIDC in Germany and the US. I was recruited right out of the 21st replacement unit and spent all 5 years on active buying drugs and other black market items. Even spent thousands in government money (0015 funds) buying drinks in every bar around every post I was stationed. It’s a job that no one even knew existed.
Basically real life r6 bandit
John Travolta, GENERAL DAUGHTER TYPE STUFF!! BUT I THOUGHT that would be 35L MOS🤷
I served in the 80s. Military Police MOS was 95 series. 95B was MP. 95D was CID Special Agent. I was a 95B with an ASI (additional skill identifier) of V5 which only meant I went to Military Police Investigation School. (I did it for rations not available money and a clothing allowance). I was never a CID Agent but my team Chiefs were. I got out after Desert Storm and became a police officer in South Florida where I worked mostly Narcotics and gangs.
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Sounds like the plot for Buffalo Soldiers..
To all who have served: thank you and God bless
Favorite phrase of MPs…” Don’t confuse your rank with my authority”.
MP 1971 to 1984 and had to say that to a Full Bird Colonel once at Fort Myer Virginia because he thought an Old Buck Sergeant MP couldn't stop him for running a stop sign. I proved him wrong when I gave him a ticket. My Captain backed me up even after the Colonel called him and chewed his Ass. We had over 20 Generals that live at Fort Myer from 1 Star through the 4 Star Chairman of the Joint Chiefs so a Bird Colonel was a dime a dozen.
I use that line for an officer's wife! Hahah!
You’re not supposed to actually say that…..
Army MP (31E and 31B) for 12 years. Just know being an MP means working longer hours for the same pay as other MOS's who work normal schedules (in garrison). When not deployed or in the field, I think we all have an expectation that we can have a somewhat normal/balanced life. MP's don't really get that and you have way more responsibilities than just law enforcement that take up large portions of your days (in garrison). Also, unless you get a big post, you may not get a "true" law enforcement experience and instead feel more like a glorified security guard (especially when you get put on gate guard, which is mind numbingly boring). It's not all bad and over my 12 I had a couple great duty stations, and as you gain rank new jobs unrelated to law enforcement open up. However, overall I think if I could do it again, I would have picked a different MOS for a better work/life balance.
Which MOS would you pick if you could do it over..?
@@NateDogg3693 I had a good ASVAB score, so with that in mind I would have probably selected something in the Intelligence sphere. I think the Army has over 200 MOS's so try to pick something that has transferable skills that can be applied in a civilian occupations.
@@CraftBeer4Life would being an MP help well for law enforcement after the military? Like federal, state or county police?
@@WillCountyKid depends on the department. We hear a lot while in the Army how some departments don't like the "bad habits" MP's have, but I've also heard the opposite. I'm not a civilian cop, so idk for sure. If you have the ASVAB score, I would go for something else that requires critical thinking (i.e., military intelligence). If you really want to be an MP, just be prepared to work way more hours than every other MOS while in Garrison (i.e., not deployed). I had some good times too though.
@@CeuT1 anything. I've seen shorter infantrymen
Worked as an MP from 1982 to 1985 in Grafenwoth Germany and Fort Pickett, VA. Loved doing my job and have a lot of stories about my time serviced
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Pulled some White Hat duty at Leighton Barracks in Wurzburg. I was there from 1978 through 1982
@kagnewmp12 well, we just missed each other.
Y’all missed the best part ! The long nap on the patrol car 😂.
Thank you for your service
This is like all of an hour. They described PT, and taking duty. They didnt explain the remaining 11 hours of the shift where you stand at the main gate and scan cards.
This video is actually clipped from a slightly longer video called something like "day in the life: Military Police Soldier". It has a little bit more detail.
Was from 1981 to 84 in the MP Corp, Stationed with 563 MP co, at Ft. Hamilton Brooklyn NY then off to Germany with Det. C 42 MP Grp. ( Customs) Wiesbaden Airbase/Frankfurt Office wasn't to bad it had its up and downs, Started off being a 11C Mortarman first enlistment in Germany 1978-81 then reenlisted for MP.
Proud to have been an MP 95B from 1971 through 1984. I was heading for Nam in 1972 but orders changed and went to Kagnew Station in Asmara Ethiopia (Eritrea Now). I was stationed there plus Pennsylvania, New York Wurzburg Germany and finally Fort Myer Virginia. I had orders for Korea but decided not to reup. I loved being an MP but can't say I Loved the Army. I do miss that White Hat though so my kids found one on E Bay and gave it to me on a Fathers day and it sits in a glass case in my Man Cave. Of The Troops and For The Troops
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Thanks for your service 🇺🇸.
I was an MP 95B. Served at Ft. Lewis & was wounded in Vietnam in 1971 (I’m 100% P&T). In country with 716th MP Battalion/ 18th MP Brigade. I am proud to have served.
Thank you for your service to our country and welcome home!
527 MP CO, Iraq and Afghanistan. Nice to talk to you! This Bud is for you!
@@CeuT1 In Vietnam, they would have made you a “Tunnel Rat”, which was one of the most dangerous jobs. One would crawl into a tunnel with a flashlight and a .45 pistol, to seek and kill NVA troops. The safest job now is being a cook, because after serving you can always get a job.
@@pmf2994 Plus you have the added income of selling the food on black market
@@CeuT1 I can’t answer that question, since I was a Military Policeman. Speak to an Army recruiter, for more information.
My Grandpa George Phillip Dutton was an MP in North Africa and Europe during World War II. He became a journalist and received an award from the President.
I was an MP in the 70s under the Carter Administration. Back then the Military Budgets were cut to the bone. We had terrible equipment, hand me downs mostly from other units with surplus vehicles. I worked traffic in Alaska and had to drive this enormous van. It was the most ridiculous looking thing ever. It was like patrolling in a dump truck. I’m glad the kids today have nice looking equipment.
If you're considering joining the Army Military Police Corps, do it! It will be a great ride Hooah!
I was part of the 21st MP Company ABN 16th MP brigade. Also the 82nd Airborne Division.
The US army is the world's greatest army. Nobody can challenge them.
We would love to say that all the time but sometimes our Leaders just won't let us win. It happened over and over again in Nam where boys would die trying to take a piece of land and we would give it up just to go back and lose more boys trying to take it again.
You like licking old people ass money lol
I was an MP 95B from 1984-1992. Ft. Polk, camp Stanley and Camp Casey in Korea, ft Sill and Bremerhaven Germany… deployed to Central America, North Africa, Middle East while at Polk…. Fun times… worked Black Market with CID in Korea…. Spam bandits and cheese dogs lol… great job to have in the Army.
Guard Mount. LOL! Loved working the road at Ft. Hood.
Hated MP Security but like you I loved my White Hat and working the road.
Very Good !!!
I was a 95B from 88 - 92, 978th MPC on FT Bliss and the 127th MPC in Hanau, FRG: E-1 to E-9 MPs were known as enlisted Military Policemen or Military Police Soldiers. Military Police OFFICERS were W-1 through O-6.
Please cease appeasing civilians by calling enlisted MP patrolmen as officers. The title of officer can only bestowed by the US Congress. Get it right or I'll punch your chow card "no dessert."
I swear this started out like an episode of cops. One of the better things the army has made. Lmao
Good Evening g Gentlsm and Ladies your Job Is Never Under Looked. Love You All too. Be Safe and Careful.
I was an MP from 92-98 (B787!!!!) First duty station was at Ft. Myer (Old Guard-lots of garrison duty) then Vicenza, Italy (13th MP attached back then to 3/325 ABCT), then 59th and then 984th (in Bosnia ('96) MP Co! Would not give it up. Also was a patrol supervisor in Vicenza and Ft. Carson!
Any Muslim who does not at least consider dating a Serbian or American girl , ( ✌️❤️ ) is eather crazy or gay. I mean,look what their guys did to our girls in the aggression on us. I would gladly date one,and have my time,but i cant because this coward U.S government targeted me and ruined my life. They are not superior to me and had no right to this. (👎) Shame.Iraq,Afghanistan,Bosnia,Hiroshima, Vietnam??
card boy...you bragging?...ha,ha,ha,ha,....
@@arkybaldknobber8062 Ummmm...yeah. Proud of my service. I know you are jealous.
MP 71-84 Fort Myer MP 82-84
That’s unique and a really cool job
That’s my boi!! I was in that platoon!
My grandfather is 89 and served in the British army from 1952-54
He was born just south of a place called alderley edge cheshire 🇬🇧 ( where all the rich football players from man city and man united live now ) the villiage was called siddington. Back in 1942 he was 8 years old and remembers the American police patrolling his villiage and they were thousands of them based in alderley edge in big houses and manors. The troops were from 503rd military police battalion ( airbourne )
His uncle fred used to make the policeman tea 🍵 and toast every morning. Dont forget we had food rationing then so food was little in supply.
However the troops in return would give the kids hubba bubba and candy from the states in big tins etc. He said they were good with the kids. They used to have a big motorbike u.s. army one and would take turns riding it laughing at each other as they nearly crashed into small houses in the village. They would see the troops ecercises in the nearby fields in preparation for D day.
My grandfather hasnt got long left had a good life and some amazing stories. I just wanted to say thanks to the u.s. army or 503rd military police battalion in particular for the help and support we as a nation received from you during world war 2.
89th first cav... airborn.... chased are own... dint have tasers just a gun and a club.we usually locked up guns...a lil while with 95 carlie corectional..
Show the Day of a Combat Medic. A drunk handing out Motrin. 🇺🇸
😄 hey, we have an important job buddy
Exactly. We used to trade a lot. Even the supply Sergeant couldn’t get what we received so he’d trade with us. 😂
I am a Fort Gordon MP, Retired after 3 Combat Tours and 29 Operational Deployments. I am one of the MPs who transitioned the MP Corps from a Garrison Puke MOS to a Combat Arm. Those of us who went from Vietnam (me) to Somalia made the MP Corps a Strong Arm of the Combat Arms. Those soldiers who I lead in Germany and Ft Campbell then back in Germany where the Senior NCOs during Iraq and Afghanistan. They instilled that Combat Spirit into our Current MPs. Yes, the MP Corps is still the Draft Picks for LAPD, Dallas PD, Miami Dade PD etc, but they are so much more than COPS, they are WARRIORS
Full of yourself , aren't you.
I did the Gulf in 91-92 and Somalia in 93. We bled on the same dirt you and I. HOOAH
Why do marines hate MPs?
When I went to MP School at Fort Gordon GA. in 1972 the Marines had no Military Police School of their own so they had to send Marine MPs to train with Army MPs and I know they didn't like it.@@KiLLJOY1056
American military still ethically best in the world and the mp are heros
MP would be fun thought about enlisting but right now it's no what God has planned for me in my life right now my calling has to always been working in law enforcement and making a difference in the community protecting and serving and most importantly helping people yeah I know people will bring hate but at the the end of the day at least I can sleep knowing that I finally started helping creating a difference in my community and helping the people I can
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What about blocking the exit to a COF parking lot and ticketing all of the cars parked in the fire lane
You have to patrol in your beret? I get that your an airborne unit but I would think you’d need peripheral vision
Hopefully next year I will become a 31B
Why on earth are they working 12+ hour days to cover an 8-hour shift?!?! I get all the "soldier stuff" is necessary but organized PT four hours before the shift starts?
And then he didn't mention it, but you're not done until you've turned in your weapons and completed your paperwork, and it's been accepted by the desk sergeant.
Depending on the shift and what happened, this can mean a couple additional hours for the paperwork - AFTER the shift is over
It's why I'm wondering about the four hours before going on duty...
That's a LOOONG duty day, especially if you've got to do it four, five, or even six days a week...
The PT isn't actually 4 hours it's usually an hour and 2 for getting ready after PT and 12 hour days in the Army isn't that bad
@@Anthony-uu2tk Of course - I'm not saying they did PT for four hours, I'm just surprised they are holding organized PT for shift workers - and holding it four hours BEFORE they go on shift means a much longer work day than seems necessary.
I know the MP Corps is uber-disciplined and this kind of rhing is probably pretty typical for the folks on patrol. But consider: does the night shift radiological tech at Womack have organized PT before work? Or the food service folks that supervise the DFAC?
I'm most familiar with a "catch and release" over at the gym. With a sign-in roster if we want proof that everyone is doing PT. Especially if PT scores are good...
I'm just saying: it's a really looong week if you've got to work 12s for 4 or 5 or even 6 days, and I've never seen an MP unit with enough personal that they aren't working at least four or five days straight.
PT is usually 1-2 hours. So I am guessing the remaining 2 hours is just making breakfast, taking shower do the morning stuff.
97th MP BN loved it. Served 8 years. Anyone considering joining its a great career field if you like that kinda work.
Does it help you transfer to civilian pd
@@sethkroeger3940most definitely
It use to when MPs actually did Police work and road patrol as I did but even some of the big post use civilian rent a cops now @@sethkroeger3940
Great job and How you become that?🤷♂️🤔🧐 there's always some huge catch 🤦♂️💀☠🙄👏👏👏👏
I always wished to join U.S Army....
I pray God helps me, AMEN 🙏 🙌 ❤ ✨
I perfer firefighter but mp is amazing it’s a good job choice
@Yellow there both a mos in the military bruh 😂
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Hell yeah airborne and Alabama!!!
One of the most hated mos’s on every installation🤣
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2022.
Hey I'm hearing "eat that" everytime I insert something and eating food. I got my social stolen
The girl in pink won't leave me alone
Mop pushing, motor pooling, mudder puckers Rock! Can you tell from the language used what Era I was an MP? 16 OUTTA 20 IN GERMANY:)
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I can’t believe they are still using FMJ ammo on the road.
Must be popular due to reacher books
hey Troop i'm former DELTA 787th Mp Bn fort McClellan Alabama SRT QRF
Why did they change from 95B to 31b ?
Day in the life of an MP: Make all other soldiers hate you because you are a power tripping private that got bullied in HS
Sorry you can’t beat your wife
I’m an MP and I support this comment.
Next to the Air Force Band, the MP's are the biggest waste of money.
Facts
Shut up and put on your pt belt
1 day ❤
I’m USAF security forces however I was thinking of switching to army MP due to it being more law enforcement than it is here how would I go about that
How is Army MP more law enforcement than USAF SF?
Don't stay, Air Force
@@BPD1586 Security Forces is trying to move away from law enforcement and focus on air base ground defense. I’m also at a nuke base and it’s hard to do anything LE related
@@thegoat2874 You ever think of going OSI? Or do you prefer the uniformed patrol type duties?
@@BPD1586 I’ve kind of considered OSI but yea I prefer more of the uniformed patrol stuff
I just looked US Army website, it looks they're only taking commissioned officers - is that true?
Look up 31B MOS
Good morning dear I’m Ibrahim a Malian student living in Cyprus
I have just finished a military high school then I d like to join us Army as enlisted member.Can you help me ?
I lost my son's social also and people keep yelling at him
oh 1992 insert graduate reclass from 72 E in Signal corps
JB I have never heard about that MOS you sure you even belong to the military?
This is Day in the Life of a Garrison MP.
Forgot Field MP's
2 hours to finally hit the road ? Geesh I’m glad I’m on the civilian side You have your shit ready and you go at start time !
So mps are called officer, what do you call an mp thats an actual officer?
been a few years
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PoV ur the most hated MOS
118th MP Co is the standard 🇺🇸
Say sike rn...this unit sucks
🤣🤣🤣 65th all the way!
who takes action on soldiers when they cause trouble in a civilian environment? Is it military court or public justice? because in the country where I am a soldier who commits trouble in a public place will be tried in a very closed military court
Both from what I've seen. You will be punished by the military and then punished by the state you committed the crime in depending on what you did.
Seeing the military perform missions as if they were in Thailand
odd how they dont show the full duties and the bs they deal with as a current mp myself for almost 4 years since 2019 they are just showing the sugar coating on the pile of shit that we deal with
Like what? Lmaoo cause I’m about to enlist for mp lol
@@sparkyloveone5717did you enlist bro? Because that’s what I’m thinking to do
@@brando7991 yea I been in for a year now but as an 88m stationed in South Korea
First Like and first Comment
If you're not first, you're last!
You can't spell wimp without MP!!
I'm looking for a job in US army
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I was part of the roblox us army owned by zanance, military police corps, 14th battalion, bravo company, 1st platoon. Proud to have served my roblox country❤❤🗣🗣🗣
What jobs can you get into after being a military police officer not enlisted?
Professional cucumber polisher
There no room for police in are. Economic budgets. That's why we need miltary police on the streets and not police.
Hey I have a question I wanna join the army after I graduate high school and become a 91b but I also wanna become a 31b is it possible to do both?
When you sign in you can choose a mos, but only one until your contract is up aka 4years . After that you can choose another mos but it can be messy. Some happier/some not so happy. Choose wisely, maybe one type of mos go four years and then go reserve with having a civilian job so you can do military and civilian. Think hard and do research because this will affect you.
Blue Falcon award goes to
PFC Wix probably still drops into parade rest when he talks. What a boot.
They didn't show the part where they drive down the sidewalk at night deliberately hitting pedestrians and then yelling "Watch where you're walking!" I don't miss the US Army one fucking bit.
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Military Police is not the same Militarization of Police, they are opposites.
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It would save billions on patrol dollars and tax dollars as well.
I'm having an issue with the us military im a military warleak and the keep coming on military cloaking hubs threatening me when they get mad and nothing is being done about china military cloaking hubs stalking me still here and there but overall all they keep coming back
I want to say I want to be in the Air Force and I thought I would be cool to tell you guys.
Are you gay?
Hello, my name is Sàanvi Devi and I'm being made suicidal. I spoke up against student loans and I'm being told I'm an upcoming celebrity. My cousin justgomode tv is trying to come get me but he keeps getting the red
This makes it seem serious, I’ve got a mate who’s MP in Germany an he’s just constantly fucking about lol
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I'm Saanvi Devi
Wait...we can now comment on the US Army TH-cam channel? When did this happen? Better question, you guys actually grew a pair and allow free speech after your two mom's recruitment ad? Imagine that.
Very pretty....but can they fight?
Yea toy rat bastards pulled me over more times than I can care to count when I was there 🤣🤣😂
The goal of the mp is to find any 11b and ruin our days.
boohoo
They have a sgt look over them and ensure they have hand cuffs lol talk about baby sitting
Oh, I see. It's selective free speech. So you disable comments that have to do with WOKE BS, but talking about jobs we can comment on. OK, here's a thought... how bout just talking about leadership, self improvement, courage, team work, and selfless service rather than talking about ethnic celebration, two moms, individualism, and dumb cartoon ads? You think your recruitment problems might stem from promoting the previous reasons? Just saying.