211th Military Police Company

10/03/2025

Yesterday marked Sergeant First Class (SFC) Madison Mozingo’s official last day in the North Carolina Army National Guard.

An invaluable Soldier and leader, she culminated her career as the 211th MP Company’s Operations NCO and HQ Platoon Sergeant. Her dedication, professionalism, and leadership left a lasting impact on the formation.

As she now focuses on family and her civilian career, we wish her nothing but success in all her future endeavors. She will be greatly missed!

09/24/2025

The 211th Military Police ‘Enforcers’ are now on Instagram! 📸 Check us out at for photos, updates, behind-the-scenes, and more. And of course, stay connected with us right here on Facebook too!

https://www.instagram.com/211th_mp_co?igsh=N2xpdjE0Y3pnd2hs&utm_source=qr

09/23/2025

📍 Fort Bragg, NC
This month, Soldiers from the 211th Military Police Company sharpened their resilience, confidence, and teamwork through dynamic training events designed to build both mental and physical toughness. 💪

From static line parachuting familiarization at the U.S. Army Advanced Airborne School’s 34-foot mock towers, to land navigation, and finishing strong with the All American Mile Obstacle Run, these Military Police Soldiers proved their grit and strengthened unit cohesion every step of the way.

The 211th MP Company continues to remain ready, resilient, and always mission-focused. ⚔️🇺🇸

05/26/2025

Today, we honor the memory of the brave men and women who gave their lives in the service of our nation. We remember their courage, their selflessness, and what it meant to have their companionship.

The 211th MP CO would like to take this special time to remember our fallen brothers and sisters. This is not an exhaustive list; please comment the names of those whose memory you are honoring this Memorial Day.

SSG Bobby C. Franklin - 210th Military Police Company; 20 August 2003
SGT Thomas Ray II - 1132nd Military Police Company; 22 March 2008
SGT David Stelmat, Jr. - 1132nd Military Police Company; 22 March 2008
SGT David Williams - 1132nd Military Police Company; 22 March 2008
SPC Lance Eakes - 1132nd Military Police Company; 18 April 2008
SSG Donna Johnson - 514th Military Police Company; 1 October 2012
SGT Thomas Butler - 514th Military Police Company; 1 October 2012
SGT Jeremy Hardison - 514th Military Police Company; 1 October 2012
SPC Matthew Reilly - 211th Military Police Company; 27 May 2017
SSG Daniel Smith - 211th Military Police Company; 23 February 2019
SPC Tanner Kalasz - 211th Military Police Company; 10 April 2021
SFC Joshua Eyer - 211th Military Police Company; 29 April 2024

We will never forget.

05/24/2025

What’s better than field training? Field PT, of course!

After concluding this month’s Round Robin training event at the Duplin County Sheriff’s Office training facility, 211th Soldiers engaged in team-building through a tactical relay race. Events included a water jug relay, litter carries and buddy carries, 3-5 second rushes, and bear crawls.

Outstanding job, Enforcers!
109th Military Police Battalion 130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade North Carolina National Guard

Our heartfelt thanks to the Duplin County Sheriff's Office for allowing us to use their expansive training facility.

05/24/2025

03/06/2025

Enforcer Family,

In alignment with Department of Defense (DoD) Instruction 5400.17 and recent Executive Orders issued by the President, the 211th Military Police Company is reviewing and adjusting its social media content to ensure compliance with DoD policies and priorities.

As a result, certain posts have been removed or are in the process of being removed in accordance with federal guidance.

08/13/2024

Even in the path of a tropical storm, your team remains Ready When Called!

Soldiers from the 211th were activated last week in response to Tropical Storm Debby. The storm left thousands without power, with some coastal towns in the Carolinas reporting historic flooding. When natural disasters strike, the North Carolina National Guard steps in to assist our community. Teams were educated on swift-water rescue operations, emergency evacuation procedures, and convoy operations in flooded conditions.

Thank you to our local first responders who made this State Activation a success for all, to the Soldiers from the 130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade who answered the call and supported the mission, and to our own 211th team for all their hard work.

109th Military Police Battalion

08/07/2024

After the Land Navigation portion of the 2024 109th Military Police Battalion Best Warrior Competition, candidates were tested on their technical and tactical skills in a “Round Robin” event. Each candidate cycled through various stations, including the disassembly and reassembly of the M2 .50 caliber machine gun, combat casualty care, and 9-Line MEDEVAC request.

Stay tuned for the final results of the competition!

130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade North Carolina National Guard

08/07/2024

This year’s Annual Training would not have been possible without the tireless efforts of the 211th’s vehicle maintenance and recovery team. Led by SGT Dylan Eckley and SPC Sam Etheridge, the wrecker team was responsible for countless tactical vehicle recovery operations.

When large tactical vehicles, such as the MAT-V (seen in the fourth photo), break down, it takes an experienced team to tow them to safety, fix the mechanical issues, and get them back on the road.

Mechanics for the 211th include SSG Tam Nguyen (motor sergeant), SGT Ariel Siekawitch, SPC Joel Malit, and SPC Brittany Lila-Galicia (logistics). Together, these Soldiers put in many long hours in the Field Maintenance Shop (FMS) to fix identified mechanical issues.

109th Military Police Battalion 130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade North Carolina National Guard

08/04/2024

The third event of the 2024 109th Military Police Battalion Best Warrior Competition tested each Candidate’s practical knowledge of Land Navigation. Candidates were given a series of grid coordinates and were tasked with plotting each point on a map and successfully finding their corresponding markers, deep in the woods of Fort Barfoot, Virginia.

Although sponsors accompanied their candidates through the Land Navigation course, they were prohibited from providing any assistance to the candidates during this task.

Soldiers first learn about Land Navigation in Basic Combat Training (BCT). Being able to orient a map, use a compass, plot points, use terrain association, and establish a good pace count are all critical Soldier tasks.

“Being deep in the woods like this, having to find your way through the brush with just a compass and a map—that, to me, is the most exciting thing about being a Soldier,” said Chaplain Sanchez. “You have to rely on your skills to make it through… it’s a good way to see what you’re made of.”

Sergeant Frank Dunning and Specialist Brooke Gheen were the first two candidates in their respective categories to find all their points and make it back to the starting area. Way to represent the 211th MP CO!

130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade