Comments on: FORT HOOD: DÉJÀ VU

By: dod cop

dod cop — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 16:28:17 +0000

Let me explain how this works people
DOD police are FEDERAL UNIFORMED CIVILIAN POLICE OFFCIERS WHO WORK FOR THE US GOVERNMENT PERIOD

NEXT DOD SECURITY GUARDS FEDERAL UNIFORMED ARMED SECURITY

NEXT MILITARY POLICE ACTIVE DUTY AND RESERVE PERSONNEL OF THE US ARMED FORCES IE MP’S MARINES AND ARMY SECURITY FORCES AIR FORCE AND MAA’S MASTER AT ARMS NAVY

AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST YOU HAVE CONTRACT SECURITY PERSONNEL SECURITY GUARDS IE AKAI , WACKENHUT AN SO FORTH

LET ME REMIND PEOPLE THOSE OF US WHO ARE POLICE OFFCIERS ARE EXCATLY THAT… AN NOT SECURITY WE SERVE A SECURITY FUNCITION AT HIGHER FPCONS BUT WE ARE LAW ENFORCEMENT
AN AS FOR THE MILITARY POLICE THEY HAVE A NEW PURPOSE IS WHY YOU SEE AN INFLUX OF HIRING ON THE BASES

By: John in ME

John in ME — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 21:01:01 +0000

Thank you for your service Andy. We can all learn, not only from your example, but from what you experienced in the aftermath.

By: Hogleg

Hogleg — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 17:24:13 +0000

Besides being a “Helluva man”. I am also a long time subscriber to Backwoods Home Magazine, and follower of the Forums here, as well as Mas’s Blog.

Thank you Mas for the most comprehensive write up yet. I certainly hope the Military and DOD will learn how to help Law Enforcement officers cope with the aftermath of deadly force encounters.

There are several eerie similarities between the Fairchild and Ft. Hood incidents. Most notable, I am glad to see that the responding officers followed their training and instincts and moved to the sound of the guns, stopping the murderous gunfire.

Thank you all for the praise, I humbly accept it. Thank you Mas for putting my account of the Fairchild shooting out there for people to learn from it.

Andy Brown