During the 72nd anniversary of the Military Police Corps Regiment this week, military police soldiers working on duty at the post’s gates will wear Cold War-era headgear. The headgear, which is made of nylon, with a typical World War II paint scheme, was worn by military police while performing garrison law enforcement missions from the 1940s to until the 1980s.

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