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Reorganizacija Nacionalne garde zahvatila je dio jedinica. Neke jedinice su preimenovane ili deaktivirane. Nekima su podređene jedinice preraspoređene u druge komande.
Several units have been affected by Army National Guard reorganizations. Some have been renamed or inactivated. Some have had subordinate units reallocated to other commands.

Korpus vojne policije je uniformirana grana Vojske SAD-a za provođenje reda i zakona. Istrage provode Istražitelji vojne policije ili pripadnici Komande kriminalnih istražitelja Vojske Sjedinjenih Država (USACDIC), koji (obadvije organizacije) odgovarajau Komandi Vojne policije Provost Marshal General. Vojna policija se smatra službom unutar Oružanih snaga. Neke jedinice Vojne policije, obično u rangu divizije ili brigade, su označene kao borbene jedinice i na svojem području djelovanja između ostalih zadataka zaduženi su i za osiguranje transportnih puteva, kontrole prometa, istraživanje novih puteva, praćenje ili zatvaranje vojnika koji su se izgubili, odvojili od jedinice ili dezertirali.



The Military Police Corps is the uniformed law enforcement branch of the United States Army. Investigations are conducted by Military Police Investigators or the United States Army Criminal Investigation Command (USACIDC), both of which report to the Provost Marshal General. MPs are service members of the U.S.Army. Some U.S. MP units, usually at the division or brigade level, are designated as combat, division MPs whose combat zone responsibilities include protection of vehicle routes, defile control, route reconnaissance and straggler control, the guidance or detention of soldiers who have become lost, separated from their units, or have fled the battlefield.

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION COMMAND KOMANDA ISTRAŽITELJA KRIMINALISTA



On a blue octagon 2 1/2 inches in diameter and within a 1/8 inch red border, the latitude and longitude lines of a global map terminating in arrowheads within the angles of the border all in white, and at center on a red disc a white five-pointed star. The central star and the lines of the latitude and longitude suggesting a globe, together with the arrowheads marking the points of a compass, symbolize the basic mission of the Command: to perform and exercise centralized command, authority, direction and control of Army criminal investigation activities worldwide. Blue, white and red are the national colors. The shoulder sleeve insignia was authorized for the US Army Criminal Investigation Command on 12 Nov 71.

Zapovjedništvo Korpusa Vojne Policije je osnovano 26. 09. 1941. godine. Prije toga vremena, osim za vrijeme Građanskog rata i Prvog svjetskog rata, nije bilo redovito postavljenog zapovjednika ili redovite Vojne Policije, i ako se u spisima "Provost Marshal" može naći još od 1776. godine, a Provost corps (Vojna policija) početkom 1778. godine.
A Provost Marshal General's Office and Corps of Military Police was established on September 26, 1941. Prior to that time, except during the Civil War and World War I, there was no regularly appointed Provost Marshal General or regularly constituted Military Police Corps, although a "Provost Marshal" can be found as early as January 1776, and a Provost Corps as early as 1778.

SYMBOLISM SIMBOLI VOJNE POLICIJE

Zelena i zlatna su boje povezane uz Korpus Vojne Policije. Fasces je stari simbol autoriteta rimske uprave. Ključ predstavlja sigurnost, dok je mač simbol vojske. Ukrštene kubure simboliziraju misiju Korpusa Vojne Policije: provođenje zakona i održanje reda.
Green and gold are the colors associated with the Military Police Corps. The fasces is an ancient symbol of authority related to a Roman magistrate. The balance is symbolic of equal justice under law and the key signifies security. The sword represents the military. The crossed pistols are the symbol of the Military Police Corps mission: to uphold the law and to keep order.



Dva metalna, zlatna pištolja (kubure) visine 3/4 inča predstavljau simbol Vojne policije. Oznaka je službeno u upotrebi od 1922. Često se za ta dva stara pištolja misli da su Harper Ferry pištolji (proizvedeni u Harper Ferry arsenalu), a izabrani su za simbol jer su to prvi službeni američki vojni pištolji, a ostali su u službi priličan broj godina. Ti su pištolji predstavljali napredak u proizvodnji oružja jer su im dijelovi bili standardizirani i mogli su se prebacivati sa oružja na oružje.
Two crossed gold color metal pistols 3/4 inch in height. The insignia was approved in 1922. The old type pistol sometimes referred to as the Harper's Ferry Pistol (made at the Harper's Ferry Arsenal), was selected since it is the first American Military pistol and remained the Army model for many years. The parts of this weapon were standardized and inter-changeable, thereby marking an advance in arms.

BRIGADES BRIGADES

8th MP BRIGADE 8. BRIGADA VOJNE POLICIJE

Na zelenom pravokutniku, širine 5.08 centimetara i visine od 7,62 centimetra, zaobljenom na gornjem i donjem dijelu, sa žutim obrubom oko cijelog znaka, debljine 32 milimetra, nalazi se žuto sunce koje isijava zrake i u svojem središtu ima taeguk (istočnjački znak). Po sredini znaka, preko svih ovih oznaka stoji mač, vrhom okrenutim prema gore. Zeleno i žuto su tradicionalne boje Vojne policije. Uspravljeni mač predstavlja vojničku spremnost za izvršenje zadataka. Taeguk simbolizira misiju ove jedinice u Koreji. Oznaka za rukav je odobrena 16. 04. 1996. godine, a dodatnom je uredbom promjenjen opis simbola 16. 10, 2006. godine.



On a green rectangle arced at top and bottom with a 1/8 inch (.32cm) yellow border 2 inches (5.08cm) in width and 3 inches (7.62cm) in height overall, a yellow sunburst bearing a taeguk all superimposed by a yellow sword. Green and yellow are the colors traditionally used by Military Police units. The upright sword represents total military preparedness, and the sunburst symbolizes knowledge and truth. The taeguk highlights the unit's mission in Korea.The shoulder sleeve insignia was authorized on 16 April 1996. It was amended to change the symbolism on 16 October 2006.

14th MP BRIGADE 14. BRIGADA VOJNE POLICIJE

14. brigada vojne policije je stacionirana u Fort Leonard Wood, država Missouri. Brigada vrši obuku vojnih policajaca iz sastava Kopnene vojske, rezervnog sastava KoV-a i pripadnika VP Nacionalne garde. U ovoj su brigadi tri bataljona za obuku: 787, 795. i 701.(bivši 796.). Ovdje se pojavljuje i crvena boja koja simbolizira hrabrost i akciju. Četiri igle kompasa označavaju strane na bojnom polju. Fasces predstavlja autoritet prava, dok je mač simbol borbene misije. Osim toga, fasces i mač su postavljeni tako da tvore oblik rimskog broja "X" 10, dok kompas sa svoja četiri vrha predstavlja brojku 4, što zajedno čini naziv brigade.



The 14th Military Police Brigade is a military police unit stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, in Missouri. Its main mission and purpose is to train new Military Police (MPs) for service in the Regular Army, Army reserve or National Guard. The brigade comprises three MP training battalions: 787 Battalion; 795 Battalion; and the 701st Battalion (formerly 796th). Red is for courage and action. The four compass points symbolize both the four corners of the battlefield and the four combat missions. The fasces and the sword represent the magistrate's authority and the combat mission. The crossed weapons symbolize the Roman numeral "X" for 10 and the four compass points stand for "4," which allude to the numerical designation (14) of the unit.

18th MP BRIGADE 18. BRIGADA VOJNE POLICIJE



On a shield of 2 1/4 inches (5.72 cm) in width and 3 inches (7.62 cm) in height with a 1/8 inch (.32 cm) yellow border a green field bearing the yellow silhouette of a Roman fasces charged with a green sword point up. Green and yellow are the colors of the Military Police Corps. The fasces, an ancient symbol of the magistrate’s authority, and the sword for the military are combined to symbolize military law and order. The shoulder sleeve insignia was approved on 1 June 1966.

89th MP BRIGADE 89. BRIGADA VOJNE POLICIJE

Na disku promjera 7,62 cm, obrubljenom sa 3 mm širokim žutim obrubom, nalaze se naizmjence poredane zelene i žute okomite pruge. Na njih je u sredini znaka, položena crvena osmokraka zvijezda u čijem centru leži položen bijeli mač, vrhom okrenut prema gore. Na sve je (opet centralno) položena žuta zmajeva glava. Zeleno i žuto su boje vojne policije. Zvijezda predstavlja simbol hrabrosti i zakona. Osam krakova i devet pruga simboliziraju brojčanu oznaku jedinice. Mač predstavlja vojne pravdu, zakon i red. Zmaj, kao simbol autoriteta i čuvanja aludira na aktiviranje ove jedinice u Republici Vijetnam. Znak je odobren za upotrebu 20. 10. 1981. godine.



On a disc 3 inches (7.62 cm) in diameter, within a 1/8 inch (.32 cm) yellow border, nine vertical alternating green and yellow stripes and centered thereon a scarlet eight-pointed star, bearing at center overall a white sword point up surmounted by a yellow dragon’s head. Yellow and green are the colors associated with Military Police. The star is symbolic of courage and law enforcement. The eight points and the nine stripes suggest the unit’s numerical designation. The sword represents military justice, law and order. The dragon represents authority and guardianship and alludes to the unit’s activation in the Republic of Vietnam. The shoulder sleeve insignia was approved on 20 October 1981.

177th MP BRIGADE 177. BRIGADA VOJNE POLICIJE

Žuta okrugla oznaka promjera 7.62 cm, obrubljena zelenim obrubom, širine 3,2 milimetra za osnovu ima zeleni zupčanik sa dvanaest zubaca. Unutar zupčanika se nalaze četiri ključa, ukrštenih dva po dva, obrnuto okrenuti. Kao i kod većine drugih oznaka, osnova su žuta i zelena, boje Vojne policije. Zupčanik se u heraldici koristi kao znak borbe i utvrde te podsjeća na učešće jedinice u odbrani. Ključ aludira na misiju vojne policije u zaštiti zakona. A uz ostalo, zupčanik predstavlja i Detroit, "grad automobila", sadašnju lokaciju 177. brigade vojne policije. Ova je oznaka za rukav odobrena 29. 06. 1988. godine.



A yellow circular insignia with a 1/8 inch (.32cm) green border, 3 inches (7.62cm) in diameter overall consisting of a twelve spoke green gear wheel bearing two yellow keys in bend addorsed, the sinister inverted, and interlaced with two yellow keys in bend sinister addorsed the sinister inverted.
Green and yellow are the colors associated with Military Police. The gear wheel suggests the heraldic term "embattled" representing a fortress and reflects the unit's involvement in defense. The keys allude to the organization's mission of protection and law enforcement. The gear wheel also represents Detroit, the "Motor City," present location of the unit. The shoulder sleeve insignia was approved on 29 Jun 1988.

258th MP BRIGADE 177. BRIGADA VOJNE POLICIJE

Ova je jedinica nastala iz 258. pješadijske brigade, Nacionalne Garde Arizone i preimenovana je u 258. brigadu vojne policije u Glendale-u, u Arizoni. Raspuštena je 1976 u istom mjestu. Oznaka je preuzeta od 158 regimentnog borbenog tima "Zmije iz grmlja" (Bushmasters), te zato i ima boje pješadije (plavo i bijelo). Zmija i mačeta su simbolizirali služenje u zoni Panamskog kanala za vrijeme Drugog svjetskog rata.



Converted from HHD, 258th Infantry Brigade, Arizona Army National Guard, and redesignated HHD, 258th MP Brigade in 1967 at Glendale, Arizona. Inactivated in 1976, at Glendale, Arizona. The patch is the original patch of the 158 Regimental Combat Team (Bushmasters). The colors are for the infantry, blue (new) and white (old). The bushmaster snake and machete represent the unit's service in World War II in the Panama Canal Zone.

800th MP BRIGADE 800. BRIGADA VOJNE POLICIJE

Na žutom znaku u obliku glave sjekire, širine 6.99 cm i 7.62 cm visine, obrubljenom sa 3.2 mm zelenim rubom nalazi se zeleni hrastov list na koji je položen mač, sa vrhom sječiva okrenutim prema gore. Sjekira simbolizira autoritet i sigurnost. Hrastovo lišće povezuje se sa hrastovima po kojima je poznat Fort Ord u Kaliforniji gdje je ova jedinica osnovana. Mač je simbol službe, vojne snage i zakona. Znak je odobren 08. 04. 1985. godine.



On a yellow axe-head shape 2 3/4 inches (6.99cm) in width and 3 inches (7.62cm) in height overall with a 1/8 inch (.32cm) green border, a green oak leaf surmounted by a yellow sword, hilt down. The axe-head shape of the insignia symbolizes authority and security. The oak leaf is a reference to the oak trees at Fort Ord, California, where the unit was first activated. The sword symbolizes duty, military strength and law enforcement. The shoulder sleeve insignia was approved 8 Apr 1985.

OTHER UNITS OSTALE JEDINICE

MILITARY POLICE SCHOOL ŠKOLA VOJNE POLICIJE

Na zelenom rombu, zaobljenih vrhova, širine 5.08 centimetara i visine od 7.62 centimetra stoji žuta baklja nad kojom se po sredini znaka, nalaze dva ukrštena pištolja žute boje (vidi gore na stranici pod simboli). Ova dva pištolja su preuzeti sa oznake službe za Vojnu policiju. Baklja simbolizira znanje i prosvijećenost. Oznaka za rukav Škole vojne policije je odobrena od strane Komande vojne policije 17. 06. 1960. godine.



On a green lozenge 2 inches (5.08cm) in width and 3 inches (7.62cm) in height overall, with rounded corners, a yellow torch surmounted by crossed yellow pistols. The crossed pistols are taken from the Military Police Corps branch insignia. The torch signifies knowledge and enlightenment. The shoulder sleeve insignia was originally approved for the Provost Marshal General Center on 17 Jun 1960.

709th MP BATTALION 709. BATALJON VOJNE POLICIJE



A Gold color metal and enamel device 1 1/8 inches (2.86 cm) in height overall consisting of a shield blazoned: Vert, in base a bar gemel wavy Or, issuant from the upper bar a galley of the like charged on the sail with a fleur-de-lis Azure. Attached at the sides and below the shield a Green and Gold scroll doubled and inscribed “SECURITAS COPIARUM” in Gold. The colors green and yellow are for the Military Police. The fleur-de-lis and galley, taken from the arms of the city of Paris, have a two-fold meaning as charges. Together they indicate service in the area around Paris; singly, the fleur-de-lis represents service in Northern France; and the galley symbolizes the early assignment of the organization–escorting prisoners from North Africa. The two wavy bars represent two trips in this capacity. The distinctive unit insignia was approved on 28 April 1952. It was amended to correct the spelling of the motto on 8 October 1952. The insignia was amended to update the description on 21 June 2001.

OTHER INSIGNIAS OSTALE OZNAKE


7350th SECURITY POLICE SQUADRON
7350. jedinica osiguranja
Airport Tempelhof Berlin Germany

American military patch guide, J.L. Pete Morgan and Ted A. Thurman, 1997
Complete guide to the United States Army Medals, Badges and Insignia World War II to present, Cl. Frank C. Foster, 2004


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