91st Military Police Brigade
| 91st Military Police Brigade | |
|---|---|
| Active |
1991-Present (25 Years) |
| Country |
 Narsora |
| Allegiance | Narsoran National Military |
| Branch | Narsoran National Army |
| Type | Military Police |
| Role |
|
| Size | 1,000-3,000 personnel |
| HQ | Narsora City, Nation/Narsora |
| Engagements |
2010-2011 5-A Protests 2014 Mauwul Riots 2015 Manzulo Riots |
| Commanders | |
| Current Commander | Col. Pablo Gutiérrez |
The 91st Military Police Brigade (Spanish: 91 º Brigada de Policía Militar) is a military police unit of the Narsoran National Army tasked with assistance of the civilian population and the Narsoran National Police during states of emergency. Formed in 1991, consists of a single brigade or around 3,000 personnel.
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History
The Brigade was formed in March 1991 six years after the disastrous 1984-85 21-O Revolution due to the military having no dedicated policing units specifically designed to deal with protests and the National Police's poor record with mass protests. They have been involved in every major mass disturbance since 1991.
Equipment
As the brigade is under direct control of the national army, it uses all of the same equipment. MPO's are armed and usually carry Pepper spray, handcuffs, a communications device, ballistic helmet visors, batons and the military's standard issue SIG P226 pistol, and Galil ACE service rifle as well.
Uniform
Military police are distinguished by a patch with "MP" worn on the shoulder and a helmet. The unit wears the camouflage pattern of the National Army shown below.
Insignia
The shoulder insignia with the abbreviation "MP" worn by the 91st is shown below.
