32nd MP company

• Origins in WWII: The 32nd Military Police Company was first activated during World War II, playing a key role in security and law enforcement for the U.S. Army. • Part of the 32nd Infantry Division: The unit is historically associated with the famous "Red Arrow" 32nd Infantry Division, known for its fierce combat record in the Pacific Theater. • Campaigns in the Pacific: Members of the 32nd MP Company participated in major Pacific campaigns, including operations in New Guinea and the Philippines. • Post-War Service: After WWII, the company was inactivated, but later reactivated as part of the Army National Guard, continuing its legacy of service. • State Guard Roots: The company has roots in the Wisconsin Army National Guard, reflecting its strong ties to the state and its communities. • Vietnam War Support: While the 32nd Infantry Division was not deployed to Vietnam, elements of the division, including MPs, supported training and readiness during the Vietnam era. • Peacekeeping Missions: The 32nd MP Company has participated in peacekeeping and humanitarian missions, including deployments to the Balkans in the 1990s. • Global War on Terror: The company has supported Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom, providing security and law enforcement in combat zones. • Disaster Response: The 32nd MP Company has assisted in domestic disaster response, including hurricane relief and civil support operations within the United States. • Tradition and Honors: The company upholds the proud traditions of the "Red Arrow" Division, earning multiple awards and citations for its service and professionalism throughout its history.