Military Police Officer
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- Military Police Officers lead teams of Military Police members in enforcing laws and regulations on Forces’ establishments in Canada and abroad.
For more information on this career, visit: forces.ca/en/career/military-...
Wow. You watch things like this and never expect to see familiar faces in them but the Warrant at 3:26 was a MCpl on my tour. Sniper and jump qualified. The fella with the beard at 3:33 and I did our 5s together. Lots of Wiskey drunk and lots of memories made. Glad to see they are both doing well! Securitas!
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I look forward to the challenge!
Always enjoy getting updates on the modern MPs. I served two tours with 8th Army in Korea as an Army MP. Camp Ames 110th MPs 77-78 as a Tower Rat MP guarding nuclear components, Camp Casey, 81-82 near the DMZ, as a Traffic Accident specialist, Awol apprehension, and anything else fun I could get myself into. I served one tours in West Germany as a Army MP, 84-85 as a RAILWAY MP all over Europe, then returned for my 4th overseas tour as a CID Special Agent in Frankfurt West Germany 85-87. If you want to see some old MP duty, my TH-cam site SAM MP CID LUCKEY has recent military videos, and much older ones at the beginning of the list. Thanks for your video.
Love the videos. Keep them coming.
Does anyone know why CFMP never wears a police belt with there ICU (CADPAT tunic) but sometimes they wear ICU with just a MP sash?
MP’s patrolling in the field and clearing rooms hahahaha.
They don't do that?
@@suspiciouscanadian6478Combat MPs do
So they have their fancy new digs finished in Borden I guess? It was looking like it was going to be quite the facility.
I believe I saw this Master Corporal in 3:33 at Vernon Cadet Training Centre during 2019 but as a Sergeant. Very chill Sergeant, not to mention good at what he does.
Did you course or staff in ‘19?
@@sleeque6809 Course.
Dang, being on “patrol” your entire career on bases would really suck. I met reservist mp that vr’ed to come back as reg force infantry lol
I just started my Policing Foundation Course and really hoping to graduate successfully and go straight to the MP.
But wonder what the difference between MP and MPO?
How competitive is it to become an MP?
I take Policing Foundation Course right now and should be done by next April, and really hope they would take me, but people keep saying the chances are low, (I'm 21 with a bit of history of light drug use).
The similarity is they're both weak cowards who do nothing but pull you over for going 2 km over the speed limit on base.
CrazyMunky84 wow, okay, that one I have heard is true. 2 K though?
Ethan Rud who cares what people say. You’ll most likely get hired.
Ethan Rud if you have a history of drug use it’s very unlikely
Would an Honours BSc degree work for an MPO?
What are the educational requirements for MPO?
Great video, very informative. To be clear, it is ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE to apply for Military Police without having done police foundations? I believe here in Ottawa where I live Algonquin offer's a 2 year police foundations course. Only after completing that course I would be accepted as a legitimate candidate for M.P training course?
Thank you!
You can apply for MP without having a police foundation degree
You can apply…. They won’t take you … but you can apply …. The two year PF is a requirement @@ashiquerahman4935
Looks interesting And sounds interesting
If I don't receive access to a telecommunications officer position within four months, what are my options for pursuing objectives beyond my current privileges? I don't need someone to receive them, I just need to do it myself. I am a friend to nobody and don't believe in justice.
hello , i have a diploma in police foundation , with that can i apply with the ''Direct entry'' , thanks
My career choice if an Airforce pilot or a Commissioned Officer don’t work out.
hows it going now?
I have a degree with a major in history and a minor in political science, im also attending college right now doing a law and security program. Im also a volunteer member with the RCMP. Would this make me a good candidate for a MP officer? After researching policing in Canada I really think I would thrive more in the military rather than RCMP.
Well thats unfortunate. Would I still be considered a strong candidate for just being a MP NCM?
@@andysmith5270 I think so(but then again I am just a random guy on the internet).
Do you accept applicants from the Caribbean region?
@@CanadianForcescanadiennes oh okay
life long dream
MP sounds interesting.
To become a military police officer, do I need to take criminology or law bachelor's degree?
Yes.
No
MP sounds fun interesting.
Do you have to pledge allegiance to the queen when joining the military in Canada?
Yes, you have to if you want to sign up.
I'm debating what to do in the army I'm stuck between combat engineer, MP, and infantry. either as officer or NCM does anyone have opinions?
You'll have a lot more opportunities and civilian related experience as an MP.
Yes but everyone in the military will hate you lol
+vegetation1 but everyone loves med techs
cause they're cute women
+vegetation1 med techs also can have the role of combat medics
what type of education do you need to have before trying to get into the MP?
***** Thank you, Is the police foundations course the type of education they want or can it be (any) degree from a college or university?
CrazyMunky84 why die when you can get a better position and high pay grade?
There is nothing courageous about dieing , when you're dead you're dead.
CrazyMunky84 Atleast ill be alive? Are you 12 btw? because you've been watching too many movies lol
rainman1344 Yes I am 12.
***** Bullying MPs for being douchebags who do nothing other than fuck over other soldiers is ok. Get your head out of your ass dumb shit.
Im am currently 12 and an air cadet and I am thinking about going in the CAF as an MPO but I want to know if MPO do the same combat role as normal MP's?
Ok thank you
Are allowed to arrest 🤔 😳
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Thank you for letting us know. We updated the link in the video. forces.ca/en/career/military-police-officer/
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Since ihave soon much experience in war ithink military police
If you want to be despised in this organization. Become an MP.
I am from pakistan and have done masters in geography and my minors in bachlors were international relations and european history so i am eligable to join caf mp ?
@@CanadianForcescanadiennes if its taking so long to be a canadian citizen so is there any alternative way to be part of caf ?
@@H410M45T3R English degree in linguistic?
@@H410M45T3R well i can thats i am responding you in English
@@H410M45T3R who cares
@@TheShiraz92 do you like naan roti
How competitive is It to be a MP?
+Canadian Armed Forces what about for not being an officer
+AManOfShadows That was actually what I meant by the question. I wondering that as well
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I was told that you can join at 16
Canadian Armed Forces ok great
My eyesight is weak should I be able to hire ???
Hi there,
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For medical inquiries, it would be best to contact your local recruiting centre's medical staff. During the application process, recruiting medical personnel will assess your medical situation. A complete medical examination is necessary when assessing medical fitness for the Forces. At that time, the Forces will be able to determine if any existing medical conditions would preclude you from joining. This is also important when restrictions may limit the career choices being considered.
If you have specific medical questions, please contact the recruiting detachment nearest to you and ask to speak with a member of the medical staff directly.
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@@CanadianForcescanadiennes ??
Where was canada in gulf war.. bombing kuweitien
Will a degree in criminology do well? Or maybe criminal justice?
A degree in not being a pathetic bitch and joining the infantry like a man is much better.
Does DoD pay for sex reassignment surgery if you sign up?
Do i need to have a bachelors degree to be a military police officer?
@@CanadianForcescanadiennes what happens if im in the process of obtaining a degree
@@CanadianForcescanadiennes taking part time school, would i still be able to apply to the military officer role
Can I join if i live in america
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Military police Operations
Hahaha operations, good one.
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This video has a very evil scene, when it cut's to the lower part of a female body, while she was walking.
MPs! Not good enough to be a real cop, not good enough to be a real soldier!
Are you infantry?
false. its more like theyre better than normal police officers. and infinitely better than a regular soldier!
Jirel Adolphus well, umm, not 100% true. They are the best at what they do, policing. And the infantry is best at what they do, closing with and destroying the enemy.
In Canada the entry requirement is that they have prior police foundations or are undergoing it. After that, they pass the same aptitude tests that every CF member goes through. Then they, like every other recruit, go through the same training that other soldiers go through: Basic Military Qualification where you learn military law, rank structure, march, operating the C7 rifle and other basics. Then after that, the recruit then goes through the next phase called "BMQ-Land" where they learn soldiering skills, which every soldier has to do. Then after that, they get loaded onto their trade course which is Military Police training where they will learn everything related to their specific trade, aka: Military Police.
After which they perform the duties of a Military police officer for the Canadian Armed Forces.
MPs risk their lives? When?