Organization
In addition to United States Army Criminal Investigation Command headquarters at MCB Quantico, Virginia, CID commands six major subordinate organizations:
- 3rd MP Group (CID), at Hunter Army Airfield, Georgia
- 10th MP Battalion (CID)
- 502nd MP Battalion (CID) at Fort Campbell, Kentucky
- Fort Benning District (CID)
- Washington District (CID)
- 75th MP Detachment (CID) at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
- 68th MP Detachment (CID) at Fort Meade, Maryland
- 6th MP Group (CID), at Fort Lewis, Washington
- 11th MP Battalion (CID)
- 19th MP Battalion (CID), Wheeler Army Air Field, Hawaii
- 22nd MP Battalion (CID)
- 1001st MP Battalion (CID)
- 202nd MP Group (CID), at Kaiserslautern (Kleber Kaserne), Germany
- 5th MP Battalion (CID), Kaiserslautern (Kleber Kaserne), Germany
- 1002nd MP Battalion (CID), Bamberg (Warner Barracks), Germany
- 701st MP Group (CID), at Marine Corps Base, Quantico, Virginia
- Field Investigative Unit
- Major Procurement Fraud Unit, at Marine Corps Base, Quantico, Virginia
- US Army Protective Services Battalion
- Computer Crime Investigative Unit at Marine Corps Base, Quantico, Virginia
- U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Laboratory, at Fort Gillem, Georgia
- U.S. Army Crime Records Center, at Marine Corps Base, Quantico, Virginia,
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