HHD 552D

• Origins: The Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, 552nd Military Police Company (HHD 552D) was originally constituted during World War II, providing vital military police support in European theaters. • World War II Service: The unit participated in major campaigns such as Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, and Central Europe—earning several campaign streamers. • Cold War Era: After WWII, HHD 552D was reactivated and served in several locations across Germany, supporting NATO operations during the Cold War. • Desert Storm: Elements of the 552nd deployed to Southwest Asia during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm, providing law enforcement and security missions. • Humanitarian Missions: The unit has supported disaster relief and humanitarian missions, including providing security and logistical support during Hurricane Katrina recovery efforts. • Global War on Terrorism: HHD 552D deployed multiple times to Iraq and Afghanistan, conducting police operations, detainee handling, and convoy security. • Distinguished Service: Members of the 552nd have received numerous individual and unit commendations for their performance in combat and garrison environments. • Training Innovations: The unit is recognized for its innovative approaches to military police training, including the integration of advanced law enforcement techniques and technology. • Community Engagement: HHD 552D has a strong tradition of community support, working closely with civilian law enforcement and participating in outreach programs at home and abroad. • Unit Motto: The 552nd proudly upholds its motto, "Integrity, Service, Justice," reflecting its commitment to the Army values and the core principles of the Military Police Corps.