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A US Army military policeman uses radar speed detection equipment

A US Army military policeman uses radar speed detection equipment

A U.S. Army Military Police School instructor shows a policewoman how to use radar speed detection equipment

A U.S. Army Military Police School instructor shows a policewoman how to use radar speed detection equipment

A Fort Bragg policeman uses speed-detecting radar to

U.S. military police cars line up to make speedometer

U.S. Army Reserve military police Soldiers from the

An Air Force officer monitors a radar screen

A U.S. Army Reserve military police Soldiers from the

A US Army military policeman uses radar speed detection equipment

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01/05/1976
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