Borbena djelovanja u 1992. u kojima aktivno sudjeluju združene snage Vojne policije, pokazale su potrebu stvaranja posebne postrojbe za brza i djelotvorna borbena djelovanja na cijelom prostoru RH-a. Uprava Vojne policije je krajem 1992. dobila zadaću da pripremi ustroj i formiranje takve postrojbe. Po uzoru na brigade američkih „Rangera“ i brigade karabinjera u OS Italije izrađen je ustroj 8. lakojurišne brigade Vojne policije. Brigada je na razini ostalih brigada Hrvatske vojske profesionalnog sastava. Osposobljena je za borbena djelovanja i složene vojnopolicijske zadaće. Ustroj brigade prihvaćen je i potpisan 13. travnja 1993.

      Combat operations in 1992, in which the joint forces of the Military Police are actively participating, have shown the need to create a special unit for rapid and effective combat operations throughout the Republic of Croatia. At the end of 1992, the Military Police Directorate was given the task of preparing the structure and formation of such a unit. Following the example of the brigades of the American "Rangers" and the brigade of Carabinieri in the Armed Forces of Italy, the structure of the 8th Light Assault Brigade of the Military Police was made. The brigade is at the level of other brigades of the Croatian Army of professional composition. Brigade was trained for combat operations and complex military police tasks. The organization of the brigade was accepted and signed on April 13, 1993.

      Uprava Vojne policije je nositelj ustroja postrojbe, odabira zapovjedničkog kadra, pripreme smještaja i opremanja. Za sjedište postrojbe određuje se vojarna "Monumenti“ u Puli. U ožujku 1993. iz sastava postrojbi Vojne policije određuje se prvih 35 pripadnika postrojbe koje preuzimaju vojarnu i čine prvu jezgru za narastanje postrojbe. Od travnja do rujna 1993. ustrojene su i razvijene sve organizacijske cjeline brigade. Postrojba je opremljena s borbenim sredstvima i spremno je izvršavala namjenske zadaće. 

      The Military Police Directorate was responsible for the organization of the unit, the selection of command staff, the preparation of accommodation and equipment. The “Monumenti” barracks in Pula was designated as the headquarters of the unit. In March 1993, the first 35 members of the unit take over the barracks and form the first core for the growth of the brigade.The unit was equipped with combat means and was ready to perform dedicated tasks.

      U zapovjedništvo brigade na dužnost pomoćnika za logistiku brigade određuje se Andrija Fiamengo iz 66. bVP-a, a za zapovjednika vojarne satnik Zdravko Antolković do tada zapovjednik 70. bojne VP-a. Intenzivno se vrši odabir pripadnika Vojne policije koji ulaze u sastav 8. lakojurišne brigade VP-a. Za zapovjednika brigade imenovan je pukovnik Ivan Rašić do tada zapovjednik 1. bojne u 1. gardijskoj brigadi, a za načelnika stožera pukovnik Marijan Mužinić.

      Andrija Fiamengo from the 66th BVP was appointed to the brigade's command as the brigade's assistant for logistics, and Captain Zdravko Antolković, until then commander of the 70th VP's battalion, was appointed commander of the barracks. The selection of members of the Military Police who are part of the 8th Light Assault Brigade of the VP is being carried out intensively. Colonel Ivan Rašić, former Commander of the 1st Battalion in the 1st Guards Brigade, was appointed Brigade Commander, and Colonel Marijan Mužinić was appointed Chief of Staff.

      Daljnji razvoj Oružanih snaga RH-a u 1994. određuje ulazak 8. lakojurišne brigade Vojne policije u sastav nove postrojbe, 1. hrvatkog gardijskog zbora.

      In April 1994, personnel of the 8th Military Police Light Assault Brigade (itself established in September 1993) were transferred to the 1st Croatian Guard Corps (1. hrvatski gardijski zbor).

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