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THE MINISTRY OF DEFENCE POLICE

01 January 1991

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THE MINISTRY OF DEFENCE POLICE
refdoc July=1991

JOURNAL ARTICLE , User Ref = 008965
D Pead
Police Rev, 6 Jun 1986 96(4865) pp1189-1191; 13 Jun 1986 96(4866)
pp1245-1247

Outlines the history, organisation and powers of this force which
polices Ministry of Defence establishments and has come into
greater prominence in recent years because of the activities of
the anti nuclear movement and the increasing threat of terrorism.
Includes comment on training and on relationships with other
bodies such as the Home Office and military police forces.

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