HHC 102nd MP co

• Origins: The HHC 102nd Military Police Company (MP Co) traces its roots back to the early 20th century, with its lineage tied to the National Guard and reorganized under various designations over the decades. • World War II Service: Elements of the unit’s predecessors participated in European campaigns during World War II, providing essential military police services for Allied forces. • Bosnia Deployment: In the 1990s, the 102nd MP Co deployed to Bosnia as part of NATO-led peacekeeping operations, supporting the enforcement of the Dayton Peace Accords. • 9/11 Response: After the September 11th attacks, the company was activated to provide security and support operations in the United States, including at airports and key infrastructure sites. • Iraq and Afghanistan: The 102nd MP Co has deployed multiple times in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom, conducting convoy security, law enforcement, and detainee operations. • Hurricane Relief: The unit has mobilized for domestic operations, including disaster response and humanitarian support after major hurricanes and natural disasters. • Distinctive Unit Insignia: The company’s distinctive unit insignia reflects its law enforcement mission and heritage, often featuring scales of justice and crossed pistols. • Training with Allies: The 102nd MP Co regularly trains with allied military police units from NATO countries to maintain interoperability and strengthen international partnerships. • Community Engagement: The company is known for its community outreach, participating in parades, school visits, and veteran support events in its home state. • Modernization: HHC 102nd MP Co has adapted to modern threats by integrating advanced technology, such as biometric systems and unmanned aerial surveillance, into its security operations.