ABOUT 110th MP
- World War II Origins: The 110th Military Police (MP) Company traces its origins back to World War II, when it was activated to provide security and law enforcement services for U.S. Army units in the European Theater.
- Normandy Campaign: Members of the 110th MP played a vital role in the aftermath of the D-Day landings, helping to maintain order and direct traffic during the critical movement of troops and supplies inland from the beaches of Normandy.
- Cold War Service: The 110th MP served in Germany as part of the U.S. Army’s commitment to NATO, providing security at key installations and supporting military communities during the tense decades of the Cold War.
- Desert Storm Deployment: The unit deployed to Southwest Asia during Operation Desert Storm in 1990-1991, where it provided route security, enemy prisoner of war operations, and support to coalition forces.
- 9/11 Response: Following the September 11, 2001 attacks, the 110th MP was mobilized to bolster security at critical infrastructure sites and military installations in the United States.
- Peacekeeping in the Balkans: The 110th MP Company participated in peacekeeping missions in Bosnia and Kosovo, assisting in law enforcement, managing civil disturbances, and helping rebuild war-torn communities.
- Iraq and Afghanistan Missions: The unit completed several deployments in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom, conducting police mentoring, convoy security, and detainee operations.
- Hurricane Katrina Relief: In 2005, soldiers from the 110th MP provided humanitarian assistance and security during the Hurricane Katrina disaster response in the Gulf Coast.
- Distinctive Unit Insignia: The 110th MP has a unique insignia featuring the scales of justice and crossed pistols, symbolizing their law enforcement mission and readiness to support combat operations.
- Community Engagement: The 110th MP regularly participates in community outreach, recruiting events, and public safety demonstrations, strengthening ties between the military and local citizens.