An MP is a Military Policeman/woman
hell no the army is fine but the soldiers in the army compare nothing to the best out their the marines no matter what the mos is.
If your talking about the army's MP then MP means Military Police . MP is where you are a Police Officer but in the Army .. You still have to go on affairs in Iraq,and Afghanistan .. But when there's a Riot .. Your blasted for real..Take that from a US Soldier
Of the list that you have provide, the marine corps infantry is the best.
There are several Army Reserve Military Police (MP) units in Pennsylvania. Some of them include the 316th MP Detachment in Reading, the 476th MP Detachment in Philadelphia, and the 443rd MP Company in Pittsburgh. Additionally, there may be other MP units located in different cities throughout the state. It is advised to contact the Army Reserve Recruiting Office or visit the official U.S. Army Reserve website for a comprehensive list of all MP units in Pennsylvania.
MP stands for Marianas Pacific.
If you mean a political MP, then it's a Member of Parliament. MP can also stand for Military Police.
The battalion
Master-at-Arms in the Navy are responsible for discipline and law enforcement. There are no MP's in the Navy; the Army's Military Police Corps are largely responsible for the same thing in the Army.
No specific meaning known- just a model designation.
No specific meaning known- just a model designation.
The term mp can mean several things in medicine. One meaning is Melting Point. Another meaning is Millipond.