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Did you ever serve in any of the following? Corps of Military Police. Corps of the Royal Military Police. WRAC Provost. Royal Military PoliceTA


If you did why not join the Kent Branch of the Royal Military Police Association.We are a like-minded bunch ofmen and women who have all served our country.We meet 4 or 5 times a year at the Courtyard Restaurant, Brogdale Farm, Brogdale Road, Faversham, Kent, ME13 8XZ. This is a central location just off the M2 providing easy travel from most parts of Kent.We meet at lunchtimes to enable easy travelling. Lunch is available for those wishing to partake and creates a great opportunity for members to socialise.TheAGMis held inMarch when the committee for the year is selected.


As well as our meetings we strive to gather socially several times a year, an annual Christmas Dinner, Autumn Lunch, visits to places of interest.Whatever themembership suggests the Social Secretary does his best to arrange.


One thing that can be guaranteed within the Branch is the comrade- ship and friendship that only exists within Military Associations.The Military Police is one of the smallest units within the BritishArmy and as a result always had the ‘Family’ tag attached to it.


Nothing has changed, it is still the same today. We do our utmost to look after our ‘Family’, so if you are an ex member and would like to be reacquainted with old friends or would like to make new ones then contact our Chairman, Ray Ellam on 01843 594290. You will be assured a warm welcome.


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