CANADIAN MILITARY POLICE 1914

SUPPORT OUR TROOPS
APPUYONS NOS TROUPES

Updated April 25 2008.

Welcome to the Canadian Military Police Virtual Museum. In these pages there are images of badges, uniforms, equipment and other material employed by the Military Police Services of the Canadian Navy, Army and Air Force over the past 90 years. In addition, this website also serves to illustrate the development of Canadian military uniforms and equipment in general.
I hope that this site will prove a valuable resource for historical researchers, collectors, students, theatrical costumers and reenactors. And a trip down memory lane for former Crushers, Provost, and Meatheads!

MP Support the Troops Pin

1 Military Police Platoon Association (1 MP PL Assoc) cordially requests your support for the launch of the Military Police Support the Troops commemorative pin. This pin was the idea of a retired military police member who believed that we should recognize the supreme efforts made by our brave men and women of the Military Police branch. This retired MP sought and received the support of the 1 MP PL Assoc and the CF Provost Marshall. After much discussion it was decided this project should proceed to recognize our current serving and recently fallen branch members: Cpl Matt Dinning and Cpl Randy Payne. All profits realized from the sale of these pins will be used to support the memorial trust fund for the member's children.

Please support this great cause.

To view the pin go to www.campvets.ca or to place an order:
send cheque or money order to:
John Hosegrove, President, 1 MP PL Association,
901-82 Millside Dr, Milton, ON, L9T 4A1
5.00 each - Minimum order is 5 pins.

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Legal Notes

The historical photographs reproduced in these pages are either originals in my collection or are believed to be in the public domain. Wherever possible the source is given. All other material known to be copyrighted is reproduced here by permission of the copyright holder. Unless otherwise noted, the badges, insignia, documents and uniforms are from my personal collection. Permission is granted to reproduce these images provided that they are reproduced unaltered, and proper credit is given.

I have tried to be as accurate as possible in the content of these pages, however, some errors are probably inevitable. If you have comments, corrections or artifacts to offer! I would very much appreciate an email at the address below.

Although all of the information in this web site is open source, some details concerning current Canadian Forces procedures and equipment capabilities will not be illustrated.

This website is entirely my responsibility and does not reflect the views or policies of the Department of National Defence, The Military Police Branch or any other Canadian Government Department.