The 14th Military Police Brigade is a United States Army Military Police unit primarily focused on training and support. Originally activated as the 14th Military Police Group in Germany in 1965, it was later redesignated as a brigade in 1985. The brigade has conducted Military Police training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, since 1999.

The 14th MP Brigade’s mission is to provide training and support for the Army’s military police force, focusing on skills like policing, detention, and security mobility. The brigade consists of three Military Police Battalions (701st, 787th, and 795th) and the 43rd Reception Battalion. They recently renamed the brigade’s headquarters building to honor two fallen Soldiers.

The challenge coin that we manufactured for them is one-of-a-kind. They wanted it to have a rectangular base shape, with crossed classic flintlock pistols placed on the top of the layout, and some of their insignias and symbols to be placed on both sides of the coin, to complete the unique design.

An officer on a horse was handsomely etched on the front side of the coin, with their Shoulder Sleeve Insignia as the background, which was also carved and painted with gloss colors beautifully. On the other side, the small-sized rank insignia images were meticulously machined to the smallest details. The flintlocks were sculpted smoothly and left with a natural metal finish.

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Finished Coin (Front)

Finished Coin (Back)