200th Military Police Command

05/29/2026

ICYMI!!!

Maj. Gen. Susie Kuilan, commanding general of the 200th Military Police Command, U.S. Army Reserve, Fort Meade, Maryland, accepts a "Best in Class for the U.S. Army Reserve" award from Lt. Gen. David Francis, commanding general of the U.S. Army Center for Initial Military Training, during the 2026 Holistic Health and Fitness Symposium at the Hampton Roads Convention Center in Hampton, Virginia, May 13-14, 2026.

The 200th Military Police Command earned the recognition for establishing a premier H2F System within the Reserve Component, advancing a culture of lifelong wellness, lethality, and readiness through innovative resourcing, technology, and integration beyond monthly drill weekends.

Congratulations to
🏆 H2F System Manager: Maj. Megan Hale
🏆 H2F System Coordinator: Sgt. 1st Class Jovon Miles

(Courtesy 📷 by Christopher Jones)

05/27/2026

Check it out!

Rain pouring. Boots moving. Mission first.

This moment, captured by PFC Anastasia Addis and shared on the Department of War page during the U.S. Army Reserve Best Squad Competition, says everything about the spirit of the competitors. See A 200th MP Soldier stepping out of an LMTV into the storm, ready for whatever comes next. No excuses. No shortcuts. Just grit, discipline, and the will to compete.

We couldn’t be more proud of the Soldiers representing the 200th Military Police Command on one of the Army Reserve’s biggest stages.

READY FOR THE FIGHT

U.S. Army Reserve soldiers execute mission-focused training at Fort McCoy, Wis., building lethality and teamwork demanded in combat.

05/26/2026

Good luck to Squad 17 as they represent the 200th Military Police Command at the U.S. Army Reserve Best Squad Competition.

Stay focused. Stay lethal. Stay . Show them what “Commanding the Best” means.

05/26/2026

Good luck to Squad 9 and Squad 17 as they represent the 200th MP Command at the U.S. Army Reserve Best Squad Competition!

Your grit, discipline, and commitment to excellence embody what it means to be . We’re proud to have you carrying the colors for the 200th. Go prove it on the field.

05/23/2026

ICYMI!!!!

Watch U.S. Army Reserve social media for regular updates on the competition and you 200th Military Police Command teams!!!

05/18/2026

ICYMI!!!!

Congratulations to the 200th MP Command!
H2F System Manager: MAJ Megan Hale
H2F System Coordinator: SFC Jovon Miles

Maj. Gen. Susie Kuilan, commander of the 200th Military Police Command United States Army Reserve (USAR), Fort Meade Maryland (far right) accepted an award from Lt. Gen. David Francis, Center for Initial Military Training (CIMT) commanding general (far left) for "Best in Class for the U.S. Army Reserve" during the 2026 Holistic Health and Fitness Symposium (H2F) at the Hampton Roads Convention Center Hampton, VA on May 13-14, 2026.

The 200th Military Police Command established a premier, leading-edge H2F System within the Reserve Component, driving a culture of lifelong wellness, lethality, and readiness across the formation through innovative resourcing, technology, and widespread integration outside of Drill weekends. (Courtesy photo by Christopher Jones)

05/15/2026

Friday 👀

From the walls of a USO airport lounge to formations around the globe, these patches represent the Soldiers and units that keep the mission moving.

Can you spot the patches from the U.S. Army Reserve MPs? We see the 11th MP BDE, 290th MP BDE, 300th MP BDE, and 333rd MP BDE! Drop a comment when you find them 👇

See any other units or patches you recognize? Give them a shout out too!

Chief of Army Reserve
Army Reserve CSM

05/13/2026

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Swimming is one of the best low impact ways to build cardiovascular endurance, improve muscular stamina, and increase overall combat readiness.

From strengthening lung capacity to improving recovery and joint health, time in the pool helps Soldiers stay mission ready while reducing wear and tear on the body. Dive in and train smarter.

05/10/2026

Today we celebrate the strength, sacrifice, and love of all the mothers across the 200th Military Police Command and beyond.

Thank you for the countless ways you lead, support, and inspire both in uniform and at home. Happy Mother’s Day!