Republic of China Military Police - Organization

Organization

Military Police Command (憲兵司令部) is responsible for all Military Police units and operations. It is subordinate to the Armed Force General Staff, the Minister of National Defense, and the Republic of China President. It includes internal units that are responsible for political warfare, units inspection, personnel, intelligence, operation, logistics, and communication. It is also responsible for the following units and divisions:

  • Military Police School (zh-tw:憲兵學校, ja:憲兵學校 (中華民國))
  • Military Police Regional Commands (x4) (指揮部)
    • Military Police Armor Battalions (x2) (裝甲憲兵營)
    • Artillery Battalion (x1) (砲兵營)
    • Military Police Battalions (x19) (憲兵營)
    • Security Battalions (x10) (警衛營): Specially tasked to guard military air bases or field.
    • Regional Military Police Offices (x22) (憲兵隊): It is a battalion-size unit stationed in the urban area.
      • Regional Military Police Investigation Groups (憲兵調查組): Administratively, it belongs to its corresponding regional office; operationally, it is controlled by the intelligence division(G2) of the Military Police Command.
  • Forensic Science Center (zh-tw:刑事鑑識中心)
    • Chemical Forensic Division (化學鑑識組)
    • Physical Forensic Division (物理鑑識組)
    • Crime Scene Investigation Division (現場勘查組)
  • Military Police Special Services Company, MPSSC (zh-tw:憲兵特勤隊): Code-named Night Hawk. This unit is stationed at Wugu, Taipei. Little is known about this unit, since informations regarding it are classified by the Ministry of National Defense. It was formed in 1978. It has been reported that some members have been trained by the Ranger School at Fort Benning.
  • Xindian Military Prison, New Taipei City (臺北新店軍事監獄)
  • Liujia Military Prison, Tainan City (臺南六甲軍事監獄)

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