Special reaction team

Soldiers from the 42nd Military Police Detachment's Special Reaction Team pull security on a bus that was taken hostage by terrorists during an anti-terrorism exercise at Fort Bragg in 2005.

A USMC Military Police Special Reaction Team in 2004, using the MP5-N

A special reaction team (SRT) is a specially trained team or element within law enforcement units of the United States Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Air Force, Marine Corps, and civilian police departments that responds to the highest-risk situations within a military base or compound.^[1]

The SRT units in the United States military are equivalents of civilian police department SRT units and SWAT teams, and receive their training at the U.S. Army Military Police School at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.^[2]^[3]

References[edit]

^ FM 19-10 Chptr 21 Special Reaction Team
^ "Fort Polk MPs receive SRT training at Shugart-Gordon training complex" www.army.mil
^ "Advanced Military Police Courses" www.wood.army.mil

External links[edit]

Media related to Special reaction teams at Wikimedia Commons
U.S. Army SRT information
U.S. Army Field Manual 19-10, Chapter 21 "Special Reaction Team".
Stars and Stripes Article: Featuring SRT
SRT Training at Walter Reed

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[1] FM 19-10 Chptr 21 Special Reaction Team

[2] "Fort Polk MPs receive SRT training at Shugart-Gordon training complex" www.army.mil

[3] "Advanced Military Police Courses" www.wood.army.mil

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