Membership

The Military Police Regimental Association brings together a wide variety of Military Police through standard, friends & family and corporate memberships. Thank you for joining MPRA and demonstrating your commitment to supporting the Military Police and their families. Benefits include:

• Pride in being a part of your professional organization
• 10% discount in our Military Police Gift Shop
• Receive issues of The Dragoon Magazine
• Receive member benefits at select colleges
• Member dues help MPs in need through our Benevolent Fund
• Support the Military Police Legacy through our MP Museum and Memorial Grove

NOTE: If purchasing a membership on someone’s behalf, please CONTACT US directly.

MPRA provides you with the opportunity to make a difference at the local level. Members are part of a unique community focused on service before self, taking care of our MP family and providing unique networking and professional development opportunities. We mobilize our support community through more than 22 chapters located throughout the world. Click below to learn more about how you can get involved.

Host your veterans reunion in Missouri’s Ozarks region! Military Police groups love reuniting at Fort Leonard Wood in Pulaski County, Missouri! Fort Leonard Wood has evolved from a small basic training post to a premier Army Center of Excellence. The installation trains 80,000 military and civilians each year. The Pulaski County Tourism Bureau’s partnership with Fort Leonard Wood provides you with many advantages in coordinating a memorable and successful event. Their experienced team can assist you with many aspects of the planning process. There are so many reasons to choose Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri for your next military reunion!

A career in the Army develops integrity, responsibility and perseverance — qualities that appeal to employers in the civilian world. Many employers have recruiters who look specifically for candidates with military backgrounds. These companies understand that service members are prepared with the best possible training and work ethic and make an effort to employ those who have served.