MIGUEL PENA

31B Military Police

US Army

Fort Polk, USA

03.2017 - 08.2023

Company Overview: Military Police Officers in the U.S. Army are responsible for maintaining law and order within military installations and during deployments. They enforce military laws and regulations, conduct investigations, and ensure the safety and security of Army personnel and property.
Enforce military laws and regulations to maintain order and discipline.
Patrol designated areas, respond to incidents, and provide immediate assistance as needed.
Conduct traffic control and accident investigations, issue citations, and manage vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
Conduct investigations into criminal activities, incidents, and accidents.
Gather evidence, interview witnesses and suspects, and prepare detailed reports.
Work with other law enforcement agencies and military units to resolve cases and maintain public safety.
Implement and oversee security measures for Army facilities, equipment, and personnel.
Conduct security assessments and respond to security threats or breaches.
Manage access control and ensure the protection of sensitive information and assets.
Respond to emergencies, including natural disasters, fires, and incidents requiring rapid intervention.
Provide first aid, coordinate emergency services, and assist in evacuations or containment operations.
Engage with the military community to foster positive relationships and address concerns.
Conduct educational programs and briefings on security and safety practices.
Provide support and guidance to soldiers and their families in various situations.
Train and mentor junior military police personnel and other soldiers on law enforcement and security procedures.
Participate in ongoing professional development and specialized training.
Military Police Officers in the U.S. Army are responsible for maintaining law and order within military installations and during deployments. They enforce military laws and regulations, conduct investigations, and ensure the safety and security of Army personnel and property.
Military Police Officers can advance to higher ranks with increased responsibilities, including supervisory and leadership positions.
Specialized training and further education can open additional career opportunities within military law enforcement and related fields.