What do you think the chances are of a military police army reserv unit getting deployed?
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without a doubt.  if they don't go to iraq, they will go to an army base somewhere to fill in the slots of the active duty guys who are in iraq.  right now the army is pulling people out of field artillery units, forcing them to reclass to mp's and giving them 18 month orders at various army bases.  good luck to them
696351
Maybe.  Military force is the best answer.
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MILITARY VS CIVILIAN AUTHORITY \nHOW THE TWO GROUPS TRAINED ARE DIFFERENT \nIT WOULD SUGGEST TO ME THAT MILITARY WOULD BE MORE ORGANIZED  THAN A PD WOULD
10198
Either JOIN AND SERVE or If you are already in... ask your Mess Sgt.
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Go to the instalations web page.  Look for the unit's phone number or if you can't find it there call the Post Operator.  You will need to get the number to the unit's orderly room, commander or CQ desk.  \n\nIf all else fails call the MP Desk - the Desk Sergeant can help you find the number.  \n\nIf this lasts a couple days you already know you can call the RC.
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Military Police\n\nGood luck!
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I've heard of them being placed in protective custody.  I've also heard of them being placed in private prisons or other "detention"-type facilities because sentencing judges know that a convicted LE officer may be exterminated if placed in general population.  \n\nI also know of a case where an officer/deputy was incarcerated in another community while he "paid his debt back to society" because he worked as a jailor and wouldn't have lasted ten minutes in the general population of the correctional facility in his sentencing jurisdiction.
850522
The ROYAL Marines (marines are some fake US outfit..) Are principally based near Britain's major Naval ports I expect because of the history. They were effectively the on board police force for the Royal Navy many moons ago. I am not sure if still the case, but on board ship they always had their quarters close to the Officers. It would be natural therefore to have them based  near Navy bases. The concentration down South could be because our major sea ports for the Royal Navy were Plymouth and Portsmouth.
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I don't think they recruit people directly.CID and CBI are domestic organizations which pick up promising police officers.For that you will have to join the Indian Police Service.RAW is our foriegn intelligence agency-which is a fairly covert organization-but they I think take recruits from the military intelligence agencies like the Joint Cipher Bureau or the Signals Intelligence Bureau.RAW might also accept qualified officers from the military.However I am fairly certain that civilians are not taken into these organizations directly-you will have to be either in the Indian Police Service or the military.It is however much easier to join a domestic intelligence agency than a foriegn intelligence agency.I don't think age will be much of an issue here-22 is quite an acceptable age.The spectacle issue shouldn't be a problem either.You can get much more information at   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Indian_Intelligence_agencies
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Since this is a military standard, I would think it is available from the government.
378470
You'd need a division of the police force to take on a kind of "post-man" role.  Lack of renewal has left the police quite stationery, the staple requirement must now be to paper over the mistakes and give the crooks a good old-fashioned clip.
760184
He could maybe get in the reserves...
178236
The army doesnt have bases, they have posts. The nearest post is in GA. You might have armory there for the National Guard. You have MacDill AFB and PatrickAFB and a AFB in th panhandle.
122453
Contacting the army may give you a forwarding address, or you could hire a private detective however without any more information that may be a dead end.  First thing i'd try is the Army.
549821
Try Military.com it might help as they have quite a few members.
579717
Do you know the original station of the unit? Like the 82nd Airborne might be deployed to iraq or wherever, but their origin is Fort Bragg N.Carolina. If you know their origin you could try contacting the post and get in touch with their "Family Readiness Group", this group supports families back home like spouses and children. They always know where there family members are (ok, 80% of the time). You can probably run a general search like "Fort Bragg home page" and look for the post operator's phone number or the post directory.
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I'd suggest calling any local military bases or reserve/guard units. I know that active duty military bases have programs in place like what you are talking about.