Commander, 74th Troop Command

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Congratulations to 1LT(P) Haywood on his selection for promotion to Captain by the Department of the Army selection board. 1LT(P) Haywood is the Commander of the 104th Maintenance Company in the 74th Troop Command.

On this day in 1941, the Military Police Corps became a permanent branch of the . While the corps celebrates its 75th birthday this year, its roots can be traced back to the formation of a provost unit, the Marechaussee Corps, during the Revolutionary War. With a name borrowed from the French term for provost troops, the special unit was assigned by General George Washington to perform those necessary police functions required in camp and in the field. The U.S. Army Soldiers who serve as Military Police today continue those same traditions of duty, service, and security.

200th Military Police Command

A few pics from my run this morning. Did you PT?

Congratulations to COL Trautman on a successful command and congratulations to LTC (P) Gore on her assumption of command of the 260th RTI.

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The men and women of the Defense Department will never forget the lives of the Americans lost on this day.

Well it's official. After three and a half years of leading this great organizaion, I will relinquish Command to COL Weir effective 1 October. I know he will do a fantastic job and you will all give him your full support. Still, they may have to pry the Troop Command Colors from my hands. It has truly been an honor and a pleasure. I have one month left so don't write me off yet. I'll be assuming the J-3 position for DC starting 1 Oct. I would expect the change of command ceremony to be during October's drill. Dragon six.