About the Expo
Fort Leonard Wood is a premier Army Center of Excellence and trains nearly 90,000 military and civilians each year and is the training center for the United States Army Military Police School. The Expo provides opportunity for vendors to showcase their products and services to Military Police Soldiers, senior leaders and key decision makers. This event attracts attendees from all three Regiments stationed at Fort Leonard Wood (Military Police, Chemical, and Engineer), Emergency Services, and Force Protection as well as personnel from the Capability Development and Integration Directorate (CDID).Attendees include senior leaders from the following:
- Office of the Provost Marshal General
- Defense Forensics and Biometrics Agency
- 200th MP Command senior Leadership
- 46th MP Brigade senior Leadership
- All active duty MP Brigades Senior Leadership
- Requirements and Determination Directorate
About MPRA
The Military Police Regimental Association (MPRA) is a non-profit association that exists to provide a variety of services and assistance to Military Police Soldiers and their families around the world. Members of the MPRA include Active Duty, National Guard, Army Reserve and Retired Soldiers. Industry participation in the Expo directly benefits the MPRA. Your support to this annual event allows the the MPRA continue the mission of supporting our Soldiers and their families through our various programs. To learn more please visit www.mpraonline.org. MPRA 76th Anniversary
Preserving the Past, Reinforcing the Present, Shaping the Future
Corporate Opportunities
The Expo will provide opportunity for vendors to showcase their products and services to Military Police Soldiers, senior leaders and key decision makers. This event is an excellent forum to reach all three Regiments (Military Police, Chemical, and Engineer), Emergency Services, and Force Protection. Also in attendance will be the personnel from the Capability Development and Integration Directorate (CDID) as well as invited civilian law enforcement and Chiefs of Police. For more details of how your company can participate, visit the 2017 Sales Prospectus.U.S. Army Military Police, to include the Criminal Investigation Command, is responsible for providing installation law enforcement and investigation of crimes involving U.S. Army personnel and property. Our Military Police Soldiers conduct policing functions such as area patrol, physical security, site security, and investigation of low level crime such as shoplifting, traffic violations, physical assaults and domestic violence. The Criminal Investigation Command (CID) is responsible for investigating felony crimes involving all sex based offenses, illicit drug use and distribution, death, and contracting fraud. These responsibilities require our military police and CID special agents to utilize advanced policing, investigative, and crime scene processing equipment and technology. We are constantly searching for emerging technologies that will enhance current capabilities as well as those that will assist in development of future needs - to include operations in deployed environments.
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