Co A 94th MP Battalion

• World War II Origins: Company A, 94th Military Police Battalion traces its roots to World War II, where the 94th MP Battalion was constituted on 8 June 1945 and activated in France to support post-war occupation duties in Europe. • Korean War Service: The battalion was reactivated during the Korean War in 1950, providing military police support throughout the conflict. Company A played a key role in maintaining order and discipline among UN forces. • Vietnam War Deployment: Elements of the 94th MP Battalion, including Company A, served in Vietnam from 1966, supporting combat operations and law enforcement in Saigon and other key areas. • Cold War Europe: During the Cold War, the unit was stationed in Germany, where Company A was responsible for law enforcement, traffic control, and security operations for US Army Europe. • Desert Storm Participation: The battalion, with Company A, deployed to Southwest Asia in support of Operation Desert Storm in 1990-1991, providing security for supply lines and POW operations. • Operation Iraqi Freedom: Company A, 94th MP Battalion deployed multiple times to Iraq after 2003, conducting police training, convoy security, and detainee operations. • South Korea Stationing: Since the early 2000s, the 94th MP Battalion, including Company A, has been stationed at Camp Humphreys, South Korea, responsible for law enforcement and security operations on the peninsula. • Distinctive Unit Insignia: The battalion’s insignia features a green dragon, symbolizing vigilance and readiness, which Company A proudly wears as part of its heritage. • 2015 Award for Excellence: Company A was recognized in 2015 with the Army Award for Maintenance Excellence, highlighting its high standards and operational readiness. • Community Outreach: In recent years, Company A has been active in community engagement, supporting local South Korean communities through volunteer work and partnership programs, strengthening US-ROK relations.