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A Soldier from the 733rd Military Police Battalion (CID) based at Fort Gillem, Ga., plays the role of a drug dealer while another Soldier from the 380th Military Police Detachment (CID) out of Camp Parks, Calif., plays the role of an undercover buyer during Drug Surveillance Training at Guardian Shield 2015. Guardian Shield is an annual training event for Army Reserve law enforcement professionals. The Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Charleston, S.C., is this site of this year’s event.

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Army Reserve Soldiers apprehend a drug dealer during a mock drug bust as part of Drug Surveillance Training at Guardian Shield 2015. Guardian Shield is an annual training event for Army Reserve law enforcement professionals. The Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Charleston, S.C., is this site of this year’s event.

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Army Reserve Soldiers apprehend and place handcuffs on a drug dealer during a mock drug bust as part of Drug Surveillance Training at Guardian Shield 2015. Guardian Shield is an annual training event for Army Reserve law enforcement professionals. The Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Charleston, S.C., is this site of this year’s event.

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Larry Maxwell, a U.S. Army Military Police School instructor based at Fort Lenard Wood, Mo., teaches Domestic Violence Intervention Training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Charleston, South Carolina during Guardian Shield 2015. Guardian Shield is an annual training event for Army Reserve CID agents.

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Larry Maxwell, a U.S. Army Military Police School instructor based at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., introduces Capt. Brandi Thorpe the commander of Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment 15th Military Police Brigade at Fort Leavenworth, Kan. Thorpe is speaking about her personal experiences as a domestic violence victim as part of the Domestic Violence Intervention Training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Charleston, S.C., during Guardian Shield 2015. Guardian Shield is an annual training event for Army Reserve CID agents.

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Maj. Mark Radicchi of the 733rd Military Police Battalion (CID) briefs Maj. Gen. Peter S. Lennon, the Deputy Commanding General (Support) of U.S. Army Reserve Command; Brig. Gen. Kelly Wakefield, Deputy Commanding General, 200th Military Police Command; and Army Reserve Ambassadors from across the country on Guardian Shield 2015 at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Charleston, S.C. Guardian Shield is an annual training event for Army Reserve CID agents.

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Maj. Gen. Phillip M. Churn, the commanding general for the 200th Military Police Command, delivers the closing address at the Student Leadership Conference in the Howard University School of Law in Washington, Aug. 29, 2015. The conference focused on challenging graduate and undergraduate students to become leaders and change agents in society.

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Maj. Gen. Phillip M. Churn, the commanding general for the 200th Military Police Command, joins the students at the Leadership Conference in the Howard University School of Law in Washington, as they sing their alma mater to conclude the conference Aug. 29, 2015. The conference focused on challenging graduate and undergraduate students to become leaders and change agents in society, Maj. Gen. Churn delivered the closing address at the ceremony.

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Maj. Gen. Phillip M. Churn, the commanding general for the 200th Military Police Command, shakes the hand of Air Force ROTC cadet during the Student Leadership Conference at the Howard University School of Law in Washington, Aug. 29, 2015. The conference focused on challenging graduate and undergraduate students to become leaders and change agents in society, Maj. Gen. Churn delivered the closing address at the ceremony.

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Maj. Gen. Phillip M. Churn, the commanding general for the 200th Military Police Command, shared a few words of leadership advice with student leader at the Leadership Conference in the Howard University School of Law in Washington, Aug. 29, 2015. The conference focused on challenging graduate and undergraduate students to become leaders and change agents in society, Maj. Gen. Churn delivered the closing address at the ceremony.

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U.S. Army Pfc. Dalton Potts, a military police officer with the 382nd Military Police Detachment from San Diego, checks identification cards at an entry control point at Fort Hunter Liggett, Calif., Aug. 3. Potts, a Corona, Calif., native, worked with Fort Hunter Liggett police to maintain law and order and force protection during his annual training, July 26 - Aug. 10. The 382nd supported WAREX 91-15, “Operation Caucasus Restore.” WAREX 91-15 prepares Reserve and National Guard units with real world and scenario based training, as well as basic Soldier skills during the exercise. (Photo by U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Nazly Confesor, 200th MP Command Public Affairs/Released)

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U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class, Mark Grasso (left), with the 382nd Military Police Detachment, San Diego, gives instructions to military police officers Spc. Juan Padilla (center) from the 382nd Military Police Detachment and Staff Sgt. Daniel Vasquez (right), from the 491st Military Police Company, Riverside, Calif., at Fort Hunter Liggett, Calif., Aug. 3. Grasso, Padilla and Vasquez worked with Fort Hunter Liggett police to maintain law and order, and force protection during their annual training, July 26- Aug. 10. The 382nd supported WAREX 91-15, “Operation Caucasus Restore.” WAREX 91-15 prepares Reserve and National Guard units with real world and scenario based training, as well as basic Soldier skills during the exercise. (Photo by U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Nazly Confesor, 200th MP Command Public Affairs/Released)

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U.S. Army military police officers, with the 382nd Military Police Detachment from San Diego, approach a vehicle to check credentials at an entry control point at Fort Hunter Liggett, Calif., Aug. 3. The 382nd worked with Fort Hunter Liggett police to maintain law and order and force protection during their annual training, July 26 - Aug. 10 and supported WAREX 91-15, “Operation Caucasus Restore.” WAREX 91-15 prepares Reserve and National Guard units with real world and scenario based training, as well as basic Soldier skills during the exercise. (Photo by U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Nazly Confesor, 200th MP Command Public Affairs/Released)

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U.S. Army Spc. Kevin Betts, with the 491st Military Police Company, Riverside, Calif., directs traffic at Fort Hunter Liggett, Calif., Aug. 3. Betts, a Riverside, Calif., native, worked with Fort Hunter Liggett police to maintain law and order and force protection during his annual training, July 26- Aug. 10. The 382nd supported WAREX 91-15, “Operation Caucasus Restore.” WAREX 91-15 prepares Reserve and National Guard units with real world and scenario based training, as well as basic Soldier skills during the exercise. (Photo by U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Nazly Confesor, 200th MP Command Public Affairs/Released)

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U.S. Army Pfc. Dalton Potts, with the 382nd Military Police Detachment, checks credentials at an entry control point at Fort Hunter Liggett, Calif., Aug. 3. Potts, a Corona, Calif., native, worked with Fort Hunter Liggett police to maintain law and order and force protection during his annual training, July 26 - Aug. 10. The 382nd supported WAREX 91-15, “Operation Caucasus Restore.” WAREX 91-15 prepares Reserve and National Guard units with real world and scenario based training, as well as basic Soldier skills during the exercise.
(Photo by U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Nazly Confesor, 200th MP Command Public Affairs/Released)

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U.S. Army Spc. Juan Padilla, a military police officer with the 382nd Military Police Detachment from San Diego, provides a police safety vest to Spc. Josephine Ixta, a 382nd MP at an entry control point at Fort Hunter Liggett, Calif., Aug. 1. Padilla, a San Diego native and Ixta, a Los Angeles native, worked with Fort Hunter Liggett police to maintain law and order, and force protection during their annual training, July 26-Aug. 10. The 382nd supported WAREX 91-15, “Operation Caucasus Restore.” WAREX 91-15 prepares Reserve and National Guard units with real world and scenario based training, as well as basic Soldier skills during the exercise. (Photo by U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Nazly Confesor, 200th MP Command Public Affairs/Released)

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U.S. Army Spc. Daniel Rodriguez, a military police officer with the 382nd Military Police Detachment from San Diego, monitors traffic with a speed detection device at Fort Hunter Liggett, Calif., Aug. 1. Rodriguez, a Downey, Calif., native, worked with Fort Hunter Liggett police to maintain law and order, and force protection during his annual training, July 26- Aug. 10. The 382nd supported WAREX 91-15, “Operation Caucasus Restore.” WAREX 91-15 prepares Reserve and National Guard units with real world and scenario based training, as well as basic Soldier skills during the exercise. (Photo by U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Nazly Confesor, 200th MP Command Public Affairs/Released)

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A U.S. Army Soldier with the 382nd Military Police Detachment from San Diego, approaches a vehicle to check identification at an entry control point at Fort Hunter Liggett, Calif., Aug. 1. The 382nd worked with Fort Hunter Liggett police to maintain law and order and force protection during annual training, July 26 - Aug. 10 and supported WAREX 91-15, “Operation Caucasus Restore.” WAREX 91-15 prepares Reserve and National Guard units with real world and scenario based training, as well as basic Soldier skills during the exercise. (Photo by U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Nazly Confesor, 200th MP Command Public Affairs/Released)

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U.S. Army Pfc. Stephen Pittman, a military police officer with the 382nd Military Police Detachment from San Diego, loads ammunition into his weapon at Fort Hunter Liggett, Calif., Aug. 1. Pittman, a Carlsbad, Calif., native worked with Fort Hunter Liggett police to maintain law and order and force protection during their annual training, July 26 - Aug. 10. (Photo by U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Nazly Confesor, 200th MP Command Public Affairs/Released)

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U.S. Army Staff Sgt., Daniel Vasquez, with the 491st Military Police Company, Riverside, Calif., releases a rattle snake that was obtained at Fort Hunter Liggett, Calif., Aug. 1. Vasquez, a Moreno Valley, Calif., native worked with Fort Hunter Liggett police along with the 382nd Military Police Detachment to maintain law and order and force protection during his annual training, July 26 - Aug. 10. Vasquez supported WAREX 91-15, “Operation Caucasus Restore.” WAREX 91-15 prepares Reserve and National Guard units with real world and scenario based training, as well as basic Soldier skills during the exercise. (Photo by U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Nazly Confesor, 200th MP Command Public Affairs/Released)

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