Shoulder Sleeve Insignias (SSIs), commonly referred to as unit patches, are available as Full-Color insignia for wear on the Army Green Service Uniform (AGSU) and in subdued version worn on the Army Combat Uniform and other utility uniforms. Prior to 2015, the full-color patches were worn on the old Army Green Uniforms. We still carry the old Army Green Uniforms for a variety of reasons, and you can view the different types on our
Army Uniforms store page.
The subdued patches are available either the now-discontinued Universal Camouflage Pattern or the Operational Camouflage Pattern, abbreviated UCP and OCP respectively. The UCP began to be phased out in 2015, but many Army Combat Uniforms and other utility uniforms are permitted to be worn through the end of September 2019. ACUs and other utility uniforms issued after July 2015 were/are manufactured using the OCP design. If purchasing the subdued (ACU) insignia, double-check to make sure the pattern you choose matches the pattern of the uniform on which this patch will be worn.
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Stationed in Los Alamitos, California, the 11th Military Police Brigade is an Army Reserve unit subordinate unit to the 200th Military Police Command, which is headquartered at Fort Meade Maryland. The 200th MP Command controls three other MP Brigades in addition to the 11th: 290th in Nashville, the 300th in Inkster, Michigan; and the 333rd in Farmingdale. Also reporting to the 200th MP Command are two Criminal Investigation Division Battalions: the 159th (Terre Haute, Indiana) and the 733rd (Forrest Park, Georgia).
The number of Battalions reporting to the 11th Military Police Brigade varies, as do the number of detachments of companies not assigned to Battalions.
Related Items
11th Military Police Brigade Unit Crest (DUI)
11th Military Police Brigade Combat Service ID Badge (CSIB)