military police

/'militəripə'li:s/
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military police

A military police officer directs traffic at a busy intersection on base.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A military corps that enforces discipline and guards prisoners: A specialized unit within a military force responsible for maintaining order, enforcing military laws and regulations, and handling detainees or prisoners of war.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The military police were called to control the disturbance at the base.
    • All prisoners of war were transferred to the custody of the military police.
Advanced Usage
  • "to be in the military police": to serve as a member of this corps.
    • He decided to join the army and serve in the military police.
Variants and Related Words
  • MP (n): A common abbreviation for "military police" or a member of it.

    • The suspect was handed over to the MPs.
  • Provost Marshal (n): A title for the head of military police in some armed forces.

    • The Provost Marshal oversees all law enforcement activities on the installation.
Synonyms
  • Service police: A term used similarly in some armed forces.
  • Gendarmerie: A military force charged with police duties among civilian populations (used in some countries, e.g., France).
Related Phrases
  • Military police unit: A specific organized group within the military police.

    • The 101st Military Police Unit was deployed for the mission.
  • Military police duties: The tasks and responsibilities performed by the military police.

    • His primary military police duties included traffic control and patrol.
military police

A military police officer directs traffic at a busy intersection on base.

Noun
  1. a military corps that enforces discipline and guards prisoners

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