WHO WE ARE:
The 200th Military Police Command is the largest military police command in the U.S. Army. We provide the full range of military police support to large-scale ground operations whenever and wherever required. Armed with four brigades, 23 battalions, and 78 companies and detachments, the 200th is dispersed across the continental U.S. in 35 different states and deployable world-wide.
MISSION:
The 200th Military Police Command conducts mission command for all assigned and attached units conducting or supporting military police operations; integrates capabilities from all three military police disciplines, police and detention operations, and security and mobility support, and integrates police intelligence into all missions. When designated, the command executes the duties of the Commander of Detainee Operations for theater-level detainee operations.
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"COMMANDING THE BEST"
The 200th Military Police Command is the largest military police organization across the Department of Defense the primary executer of detention operations for the joint forces. The command is responsible for leading, training, and deploying over 10,000 Soldiers and providing mission command for all Army Reserve Military Police assets. In times of crisis, the 200th Military Police Command is designated as the theater provost marshal and commander of detention operations. Soldiers conduct route security, customs operations, detainee operations, internment and resettlement operations, criminal investigations, and provide protective services to the joint force and military law enforcement.
Constituted March 6, 2006, from the former 220th MP Brigade as Headquarters and Headquarters Company, it was then re-designated as a command, April 16, 2008, at Fort George Meade, Maryland.