We are actively trying to get Sara Evans, Missouri native, to come to Qatar and perform

for us. We created a video invitation and posted it on YouTube along with our Facebook

page. You can help us get her here by using the following link to our Facebook and click

on the YouTube video.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/2175th-MP-Company/117985751642224

2175th Mil i tary P olice Company, Camp As Sayl iyah , Qatar

The Regulator

MAY 2012

2175th Military

Police Co

Commander CPT Shane Spellman

Executive Officer 1LT John Bodkins

First Sergeant 1SG Bobby Richards

HQ Platoon Sergeant SFC Ryan White

1st Platoon Leader 2LT Thomas Goehring

1st Platoon Sergeant SFC Michael Lilly

2nd Platoon Leader 2LT Randall Paton

2nd Platoon Sergeant SFC Ryan Williams

3rd Platoon Leader 1LT Tommy Ervie

3rd Platoon Sergeant SFC James Stark

Things are just beginning to warm up here in Qatar!!!

SFC White, left, talks

to SPC Bruno before

formation.

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April is gone! What a

busy month. Our pace

here has quickened, your

Soldiers are putting in

extra hours and time is

really beginning to fly.

Not only has another

month flown by but the

temperature seems to

have risen by 30 de-

grees. It isn’t easy oper-

ating in the desert but

your Soldiers are per-

forming to high stan-

dards.

I would like to take a

moment to recognize

SGT Daniels for his out-

standing performance

during the NCO of the

Quarter board. He was

selected to represent the

Battalion at the NCO

COMMANDER’S CORNER

As we close out another month

in this deployment our Soldiers

continue to set the example for

the rest of Camp As Sayliyah.

This month our very own SGT

Daniels not only became the

Battalion NCO of The Quarter

but represented us during the

CAS NCO of the quarter. He

did so while still performing his

duties as a team leader for one of

the missions we are responsible

for here. SGT Daniels commit-

ment to his team and general

knowledge are commendable.

Long overdue promotions were

received by both now SPC Clark

and SPC Proctor. Congratulations to

both for their dedicated work that

allowed for these promotions. SSG

Jones, David also extended his

enlistment. As we gear closer to the

end of the deployment I want to take

the time to remind everyone of the

upcoming Yellow Ribbon Events

that are scheduled upon our return so

that you may start planning for that

time. This will be an important part

of the Soldiers and Families reinte-

gration back into the normal environ-

ment of home life. Once again if you

have not seen anything related to

your loved one on our Facebook

page please let us know.

1S G P RO UDLY P RES ENTS

FRG SPOTLIGHT

Please make sure that if you have

not checked out the FRG Facebook

page that you do so. It is named

Hannibal FRG. This month the

FRG is hosting the annual golf tour-

nament at the American Legion Golf

Course in Hannibal, MO. This

event raises money for the FRG and

awards prizes to the winning teams

as well as individual prizes that in-

clude a hole in one contest

for a vehicle. Respectfully,

1SG Richards

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of the Quarter

board for ASG. Job

well done SGT

Daniels!

Once again as time

were speed we will

be back home soon.

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Congratulations to SGT Daniels, for being selected as the

175th Military Police BN NCO of the Quarter.

Left Command Sergeant Major Stratton, the 175th MP BN Sergeant Major, congratulates SGT Daniels for

being selected as NCO of the Quarter. Earlier in the month SGT Daniels represented 3rd Platoon for the

2175th MP CO NCO of the quarter. SGT Daniels spent countless hours refreshing in areas of Military His-

tory, Drill and Ceremony, First Aid, Uniforms, Weapons, Land Navigation, Army Programs, Army Leader-

ship, Physical Training, etc to name a few. SGT Daniels not only won the Company and BN NCO of the quar-

ter but represented the 175th MP BN for the Camp As Sayliyah NCO of the quarter. This is no small feat as

he did so why still maintaining his current mission requirements as a MP Team Leader. SGT Daniels embod-

ies the Be, Know, Do character of an NCO. He r definitely displayed the beginning of the Noncommissioned

Officer Creed, “No one is more professional than I, I am a Noncommissioned Officer, a leader of Soldiers!” .

Congratulations on a job well done!!!

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Above SSG Jones, David, front left, ex-

tends his military service.

Right PFC Clark is promoted to Specialist.

Left PFC Proctor is promoted to Specialist.

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Qatar Commanders Challenge, Road March

This month Soldiers participated in a 10K Road March, carrying a 35 to 50 pound ruck sack.

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Qatar Commanders Challenge, Road March, Cont.

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For two weeks in April, the Qatar Army Chief of Staff, Major General Hamad Al-Attiya hosted US and coalition person-

nel to his beach house. Activities included ATV’s, jet ski’s, camel rides, falcon demonstrations, fishing trips, relaxation

on the beach, and a huge Qatar style dinner.

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NAME 2175TH MP CO

BOX 523

APO, AE 09898

Important Phone Numbers

Hannibal Armory (573) 221-4471

State Chaplain (573) 638-9618

Red Cross (877) 272-7337

IMPORTANT WEBSITES

www.tricareonline.com

www.armyonesource.com

www.moguard.com

www.armyfrg.org

Military Community and Family Policy

Weekly Newsletter

http://apps.mhf.dod.mil/mcfp/weekly

MAY BIRTHDAYS Write me

Yellow Ribbon

Reintegration Program

Events

Saint Louis, MO

October 20 & 21

December 1 & 2

Location TBD

SSG ASBURY JOSEPH 20-May

SPC BLACKETER MICHAEL 8-May

SPC BLOCKER ANTONIO 30-May

SPC DOBELMANN MICHAEL 13-May

SSG JACOBS JAMES 27-May

SPC POE ROBERT 11-May