Army - Military Police Brigades (U.S.)

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• 18th Military Police Brigade
• 86th Military Police Group
• 260th Military Police Command

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• Military Police Corps
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• United States of America

18th Military Police Brigade

image by Tom Gregg, 31 May 1998

Organizational Flag, 18th Military Police Brigade. Green and yellow are the MP branch colors. The 18th MP Brigade is an Active Army unit stationed in Germany. Its subordinate units consist of two MP battalions and a number of companies, detachments, etc.
Tom Gregg, 31 May 1998

86th Military Police Group

image by Tom Gregg, 19 September 1998

86th Military Police Group. Green and yellow are the branch colors of the Corps of Military Police. The 86th Military Police Group served in Vietnam and was inactivated in the 1970's.
Tom Gregg, 19 September 1998

260th Military Police Command

image by Tom Gregg, 7 February 2002

The 260th Military police Command is a unit of the District of Columbia Army National Guard. As a numbered, branch-oriented command organized under a Table of Organization and Equipment (TOE), the 260th is authorized an organizational flag in branch colors with the authorized shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI) in proper colors centered. MP branch colors are green and yellow, so the flag has a green field with yellow fringe. The 260th's SSI is based on the coat of arms of George Washington, with an upright sword symbolizing readiness and the scales of justice symbolizing the MP mission.
Tom Gregg, 7 February 2002