 CAMP WALKER, Republic of Korea -- Fifty Soldiers from the 200th Military Police Command are on the ground in the Republic of Korea (ROK), while a rear detachment at Fort Meade, MD prepares long-range plans for the unit. The command is not only playing a pivotal role in exercise Ulchi Freedom Guardian 2011, but is receiving praise for standing out above the fray. From just outside the unit's tactical operations center (TOC) at Camp Walker in southern ROK, the 200th's Command Sergeant Major Kurtis J. Timmer shared his insight early into the two-week command training exercise.  YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea, Aug. 23, 2011 -- The Republic of Korea-United States Combined Forces Command exercise "Ulchi Freedom Guardian" runs through Aug. 26 with more than 530,000 troops participating from nine nations. The Republic of Korea, United States and seven United Nations Command countries are taking part both on the peninsula and at U.S. military headquarters in the Pacific and the United States.  LAKELAND, Fla. -- From basic training to the battlefield, Soldiers take care of Soldiers. Taking care of each other is the simple model for the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command's mentorship program between the active-component and reserve-component CID units.  LAKELAND, Fla., Aug. 17, 2011 -- Battlefield commanders and their staff spend hours, days and even weeks preparing for combat operations to exploit and destroy their enemies. For one Army Reserve commander, his mission doesn't involve operation orders, phase lines or flanking movements, but rather a carefully orchestrated movement of Soldiers within an area as small as a shoebox or as large as an entire city.  Already recognized as one of the top junior enlisted Soldiers in his unit, Barger competed in and won the Soldier category for the U.S. Army Reserve Command’s Best Warrior competition for 2011, effectively rocketing him into the rarified air of being one of the top young Soldiers in the entire U.S. Army Reserve.  When Maj. Gen. Adolph McQueen took the reins of the 200th Military Police Command, he was literally an Army of One.
As in, by himself.
McQueen was literally the only Soldier in the unit when it was created after he had been given the assignment.
What he leaves behind is a command comprised of nearly 15,000 Soldiers spread out across 43 states ...  We are looking for candidates interested in preventing terrorists and terrorist weapons from entering the United States; detecting and preventing the smuggling and unlawful entry of undocumented aliens into the United States; and apprehending those people found to be in violation of the immigration laws ...  Reserve Soldiers from around the country were invited to the conference. The training involved lectures from a mobile training team, videos about sexual assault, role-playing scenarios and a production called “Sex Signals,” a program that includes comedy, education and audience participation ... 
Sgt. 1st Class Cindy A. Babb is no stranger to horsing around.
In addition to her duties as the training Non-Commissioned Officer in the 200th Military Police Command, Babb rides her horse in ceremonies that range from marksmanship events to parades ...  "I got hooked on riding motorcycles when I was 5 – when my dad got a Yamaha enduro and took me on the fire roads with him. I took my first MSF course at Fort Bragg in 1996 and gradually made motorcycles my main mode of transportation ..." - Staff Sgt. Brett B. McMillan, Public Affairs NCO, 200th MPC  "Hello fellow riders! I currently ride a 2006 Suzuki Boulevard 1500. I took a motorcycle safety course in 2003 and have been riding ever since. My most memorable ride was a ..." - Lt. Col. Curtis Rock Henry, Deputy for Readiness, 200th MPC  "I ride a 2002 Yamaha 1100 VStar Classic. Been riding with my wife and friends since 911. My wife Marion rides a 2004 1700 Yamaha Roadstar. Our longest trip was from ..." - Retired Chief Warrant Officer 5 William L Rogers Jr.  "This vehicle will offer more protection, more versatility, and will give the enemy something else to think about before trying to engage it versus the HUMVEE they might be used to seeing..." - 1st. Sgt. Ivory Hinton, 805th MP Company  Sgt. 1st Class Robert Graber of the 200th Military Police Command goes over 9mm marksmanship training with Soldiers of the German Armed Forces Command at a range at Fort Meade, Md., Sunday, Sept. 13. The 200th hosted the German Soldiers as a show of good will.  Command Sgts. Maj. Leon Caffie and Brendan Toth, the top enlisted Soldiers of the U.S. Army Reserve Command and the 200th Military Police Command respectively, and Mr. Todd Pekel, Staff Operations and Training Specialist (also Operations Sergeant Major when in uniform) at the 200th share a laugh during Caffie's visit at the 200th's Fort Meade, Md., headquarters August 25. Caffie was escorting two Department of Defense Fellows who have been appointed to junior-level positions with DoD, and are preparing for their future careers with a tour of each branch of the U.S. Armed Forces.  Wake-up call, side-straddle hops, push-ups and police call – Soldiers from the 200th Military Police Command shared a taste of military life with more than 50 local elementary and middle school students at a “Back 2 School Campout” in northeastern Baltimore’s Herring Run Park August 21 and 22.  Who will be the Best Warrior? That question loomed over an impressively strong field of 26 of the sharpest warfighters the Army Reserve had to offer July 13-17 during its annual Best Warrior Competition, a four-day battle of minds, brute strength, and guts that sought to establish one Soldier and one noncommissioned officer as the best Citizen/Soldier around, bar none ...  The population of Andrews Air Force Base briefly swelled to nearly 80,000 today as the gates of its 2009 Joint Service Open House were finally opened to the general public. The JSOH is an annual air show conducted during Armed Forces Week that projects military capabilities and heritage through ...  Soldiers from the 200th Military Police Command left no doubt about the quality of reserve component troops after performing several critical missions honorably during the 2009 Joint Service Open House, an annual air show held at Andrews Air Force Base.  A Welcome Home Warrior ceremony was hosted on behalf of the 400th Military Police Battalion on May 3, 2009, at the unit’s Fort Meade, Md., headquarters. The ceremony celebrated the unit’s return in November 2008 from a 10-month deployment to Camp Bucca, Iraq, where they operated the theater internment facility and its special housing unit in support of ...
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200th Military Police Command
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Overview 
The 200th Military Police Command is the senior law enforcement unit within the U.S. Army Reserve. The subordinate elements of the 200th MPC are comprised of not only military police units, but also include criminal investigation detachments, chaplains, historians and broadcasting detachments. Our downtrace units are dispersed across the continental U.S. with major subordinate units to be located in California, Michigan, New York, and South Carolina. The formation of this command is a departure from the legacy structure of a strategic force in reserve with assigned chains of command based mostly on geography. The future force represented by this command will lead, train, command and deploy units primarily by their functional capabilities.
 Mission
Our primary mission is to ensure that every Army Reserve Military Police Soldier and unit under this command is trained, prepared and ready to answer the call to duty. Our Soldiers are our greatest asset. These skill-rich Warrior Citizens are committed to championing the cause of this nation. The leaders of this command will ensure that each Soldier knows what right looks like and has the skills and character to execute accordingly. We are committed to training, developing and deploying what we call “Champions with Character.”
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