625th Military Police

• Origins: The 625th Military Police Company is a unit of the United States Army Reserve, originally constituted on 20 September 1949. • Korean War Service: The unit was activated during the Korean War and provided critical law enforcement, security, and support functions. • Vietnam Era: Elements of the 625th participated in training exercises and supported domestic operations during the Vietnam conflict. • Cold War Missions: Throughout the Cold War, the 625th MP Company was engaged in readiness exercises and supported NATO operations. • Operation Desert Storm: Members of the 625th were mobilized to provide security and prisoner of war (POW) operations during the Gulf War. • 9/11 Response: After the September 11 attacks, the 625th was called upon for increased security at military installations and key infrastructure. • Overseas Deployments: The unit has deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan, supporting convoy security, detainee operations, and law enforcement. • Humanitarian Missions: The 625th has assisted in disaster relief operations, including Hurricane Katrina and other domestic emergencies. • Distinctive Unit Insignia: The unit’s distinctive insignia features a gold key and sword, symbolizing law enforcement and military readiness. • Continued Service: Today, the 625th Military Police Company remains an active and vital component of the U.S. Army Reserve, supporting both stateside and overseas missions.