Give Me Something I Can't Do: The History of the 82Nd Military Police Company from Wwi to the Iraq War by Falerios, Kenton J.
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Give Me Something I Can't Do: The History of the 82Nd Military Police Company from Wwi to the Iraq War by Falerios, Kenton J.

Give Me Something I Can't Do: The History of the 82Nd Military Police Company from Wwi to the Iraq War

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From the Argonne Forest in 1918 to the freezing cold at the Battle of the Bulge in 1944; from the sweltering heat of the Vietnam jungles in 1968 to the roaring sounds of the C-141s for a combat jump into the country of Panama in 1989; under the blazing sun in Iraq and Afghanistan, the 82nd Military Police Paratrooper has endured, adapted and overcome all obstacles and enemy forces he encountered. The 82nd MP Paratrooper's uncanny ability to "Charlie Mike", Continue the Mission, while holding the highest of standards in the 82nd Airborne Division is unmatched. The 82nd Military Police Paratrooper was disliked by the Infantry, but requested by the Combat Commander; he was envied by other MP units and respected by his peers. But most of all, he was the best the MP Corps had to offer. This is their story, their legacy, their life for the first time in written format with over 100 photos for all to read and enjoy. Not just any ol' MP Company, but the best MP Company in the United States Army.

Author: Kenton J. Falerios
Publisher: Authorhouse
Published: 12/12/2007
Pages: 190
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.37lbs
Size: 11.05h x 8.50w x 0.54d
ISBN13: 9781434337191
ISBN10: 1434337197
BISAC Categories:
- History | Military | General

About the Author
Kenton J. Falerios was a career Soldier who served in the US Army for 22 years; 14 years would be with the Paratroopers. He enlisted in October 1984 and fought in Operations Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom. He deployed to the Sinai Peninsula as part of the Multinational Force & Observers. He also served with the Stabilization Forces in Bosnia-Herzegovina for Operations Joint Guard and Joint Forge. His other assignments ranged from Germany, Panama, El Salvador, and Fort Bragg. He holds a Master's Degree in Business & Organizational Security Management. He retired from the US Army as the last First Sergeant of the 82nd Military Police Company in October 2006.

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