AUSTIN, Texas - Military Police Officers of the 89th Military Police Brigade participated in a presentation about the role of military working dogs held at the Austin Public Library here Sept. 4.

FORT CAVAZOS, Texas — The 89th Military Police Brigade has won the race for the Commander’s Cup for the third year in a row; a feat not accomplished by any other unit in recent years.

"One of our Military Working Dogs, Rocky, and his handler were injured this week during operations in Afghanistan," the 89th Military Police Brigade in Fort Hood, Tex. posted with this photo recently.

Friday, the 89th Military Police Brigade shared some good news about the two. "SPC Brown and Rocky are both doing well," the post said.

A photo of an injured military dog recuperating with a purple heart on his collar at a hospital in Washington, D.C. has gone viral. The photo, posted last week by the 89th Military Police Brigade ...

The Headquarters, 89th Military Police Brigade; Headquarters, 720th Military Police Battalion; and 401st Military Police Company, all from Fort Cavazos, Texas, have deployed an immediate ...

He was assigned to the 720th Military Police Battalion, 89th Military Police Brigade, Fort Hood, since July 2013, according to a Fort Hood news release.

Local police departments participated in obstacle course on the last day of the 89th Military Police Brigade SWAT Competition at Fort Hood Friday June 16, 2017.

The two soldiers were assigned to 401st Military Police Company, 92nd Military Police Battalion, 89th Military Police Brigade, based at Fort Hood, Tex. They were killed July 17 in Baghdad.