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Military Police
Political information
Type

Military Police

Faction

United States armed forces

Societal information
Armament

MP5

Technology

PCV

Gender

Male

Historical information
Era(s)

Black Mesa Incident

Individual information
Game information
Designer(s)

Stephen Bahl[1][2]

Voiced by

Jon St. John

Entity

monster_human_grunt_ally

"I'm sorry, Corporal, this is a restricted area!"
― MP[src]

The Military Police consists of members of the United States armed forces who guard the Hazardous Environment Combat Unit's training base, Santego. They are charged with guarding areas that need security clearance to enter, and taking and storing the weapons that a member of the HECU uses during his training exercises. Each soldier is armed with a MP5 and appear to wear a Powered Combat Vest. Unlike regular soldiers, however, MPs bear red and white sashes and the letters "MP" on their metal hard helmets, as well as an armband with "MP" on it. If talked to, they will utter only two phrases: "I'm sorry, Corporal. This is a restricted area!" and "This is a restricted area, soldier!".

Behind the scenes

In Half-Life, the Black Mesa security guards were originally to be members of the Military Police.[3]

Trivia

  • Firing on any member of the Military Police will end the game. This is also the case for firing upon any of the Drill Instructors.
  • An unused sound file suggests that the player was intended to annoy an MP. It is found in the folder "sound/fgrunt/athority" in the game files, saying "Don't confuse your right with my authority, corporal".
  • Members of the Military Police can say "This is a restricted area, soldier!", which is notable because it is considered offensive for members of the Marine Corps to be referred to as 'soldiers' and not 'marines'.

Gallery

List of appearances

References