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    The document provides information about the Myanmar Police Force, including: - A brief history noting it was established under British rule and underwent reorganizations in 1964 and 1995. - Its authorized strength is estimated at 100,000 officers prior to recent events but the current number is uncertain. - Training is conducted at three police training depots and one central training institute, with courses ranging from 4 weeks to 50 weeks. - The organizational structure is headed by a Chief of Police and includes state/division police forces commanded by colonels or brigadiers. - Ranks include enlisted (private to warrant officer) and commissioned (second lieutenant to brigadier general) structures. - The uniform

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    The document provides information about the Myanmar Police Force, including: - A brief history noting it was established under British rule and underwent reorganizations in 1964 and 1995. - Its authorized strength is estimated at 100,000 officers prior to recent events but the current number is uncertain. - Training is conducted at three police training depots and one central training institute, with courses ranging from 4 weeks to 50 weeks. - The organizational structure is headed by a Chief of Police and includes state/division police forces commanded by colonels or brigadiers. - Ranks include enlisted (private to warrant officer) and commissioned (second lieutenant to brigadier general) structures. - The uniform

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    The document provides information about the Myanmar Police Force, including: - A brief history noting it was established under British rule and underwent reorganizations in 1964 and 1995. - Its authorized strength is estimated at 100,000 officers prior to recent events but the current number is uncertain. - Training is conducted at three police training depots and one central training institute, with courses ranging from 4 weeks to 50 weeks. - The organizational structure is headed by a Chief of Police and includes state/division police forces commanded by colonels or brigadiers. - Ranks include enlisted (private to warrant officer) and commissioned (second lieutenant to brigadier general) structures. - The uniform

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    MYANMAR

    POLICE
    FORCE
    PRESENTED BY: GROUP 6
     BRIEF HISTORY ABOUT THE POLICE
    ORGANIZATON
     AUTHORIZED STRENGTH OF MYANMAR
    POLICE FORCE

    Table  TRAININGS

    of  ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF
    MYANMAR POLICE FORCE

    Contents  RANKINGS - ENLISTED RANKS

     RANKINGS - COMMISSIONED
    OFFICERS
     UNIFORM OF MYANMAR POLICE FORCE

     FIREARMS AND EQUIPMENTS USED BY


    MYANMAR POLICE FORCE
    BRIEF HISTORY ABOUT THE
    POLICE ORGANIZATON

    Local police were established under the mayors and village


    headmen during the reign of the Myanmar Monarchs; they were
    also military reserve members. When the Union of Myanmar
    was made a British Colony in 1885, the British policing system
    was put into place. The Police Force was then referred to as the
    Burma Police. The Burma Police was reorganized as the
    People's Police Force in 1964, and on October 1st, 1995, it
    underwent another reorganization to become the Myanmar
    Police Force.
    BRIEF HISTORY ABOUT THE
    POLICE ORGANIZATON

    After 1988, the Union of Myanmar had a lot of changes.


    Similar to how the Myanmar Police Force must change its
    administrative structure to conform to the new national
    administrative structure. The State Peace and Development
    Council Secretary chairs the Committee for Reorganization
    of Police Administration System, which was established on
    January 28, 1994. The Committee is now reviewing the
    entire system and making the necessary adjustments.
    MYANMAR POLICE FORCE

    VISION: “together we keep this region safe”.

    MISION: “Preventing and combating transnational crime


    through a greater nexus and creative policing collaboration.

    MOTTO: “Loyalty, integrity and courage”


    AUTHORIZED STRENGTH OF
    MYANMAR POLICE FORCE

    It is estimated that the Myanmar Police Force comprises


    twenty departments. The police were said to have 100,000
    people working for them prior to the coup last year. Since
    thousands of police officers joined the Civil Disobedience
    Movement (CDM), while others retired or were slain by anti-
    regime resistance groups, it is uncertain how many police
    there are currently.
    TRAININGS

    There are three primary training facilities: three police training


    depots, one central training institute for the Myanmar Police Force.
    The State and Divisional Police Forces each have their own training
    facilities for Junior Leader (NCO) Courses and refresher training.

    Bachelor's degree holders from Distance Learning University were


    disqualified from sitting the SIP exam. Thus vast numbers of
    Bachelor holding police personal were concerned for their future.
    Course Name Duration

    Deputy Superintendent Cadet Course 50 weeks

    Sub-Inspector Cadet Course 6 weeks

    Surveillance Officer Course 6 weeks

    Investigation Officer Course 6 weeks

    Police Station Officer Course 8 weeks

    Staff Officer Course 6 weeks

    Township Police Commander Course 8 weeks

    District Police Commander Course 12 weeks


    Course Name Duration

    Basic Training Course for Lance 4 weeks


    No. 1 Police Training Depot Corporal and Corporal

    The No.1 Police Training Warrant Officer and Police 12 Weeks


    Depot is commanded by a Sergeants Course
    Police Lieutenant Colonel Basic Training Course for 24 weeks
    and undertakes: Constables
    Clerical Training 4 weeks

    Instructor Renewal Course 4 weeks


    No. 2 Police Training Depot

    The No. 2 Police Training Course Name Duration


    Depot is also commanded by
    a Police Lieutenant Colonel, Basic Training Course 6 Months
    and undertakes only Basic for Constables
    Training Course for
    Constables, which normally
    takes around 6 months to
    complete.
    Taung Lay Lone Police
    Course Name Duration
    Training Depot
    Basic Training Course for 4 weeks
    lance corporal and Corporal
    The Taung Lay Lone
    Police Training Depot is Warrant Officer and Police 12 Weeks
    Sergeants Course
    commanded by a Police
    Lieutenant Colonel and Basic Training Course for 6 Months
    Constables
    undertakes:
    Organizational Structure of Myanmar Police Force
    MYANMAR POLICE
    FORCE

    CHIEF of POLICE
    and HEAD of NCB

    DEPUTY CHIEF of
    POLICE

    COMMANDER of
    POLICE CHIEF of POLICE ADJUTANT POLICE QUARTER POLICE BATTALION HEADQUARTERS
    GENERAL STAFF GENERAL MASTER GENERAL CONTROL and RESERVE FORCES
    COMMAND

    HEAD of DEPARTMENT
    DIRECTOR of DIRECTOR of
    DIRECTOR of ANTI- AGAINST
    SECURITY and PLANNING and TRANSNATIONAL
    NARCOTIC DRUG
    CRIME TRAINING CRIME (DTC)

    INTERNATIONAL
    POLICY AND
    RELATIONS AND OPERATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
    PLANNING
    NCB MYANMAR
    Organizational Structure of Myanmar Police Force

    The current director general of Myanmar Police Force is Major


    General Zin Min Htet with its headquarters in Naypyidaw. Its
    command structure is based on established civil jurisdictions. Under
    the command of police headquarters, state and region police forces
    have been established in respective territories of states and divisions
    with headquarters in their capital cities.
    Organizational Structure of Myanmar Police Force

    State and division police forces


    There are 14 state and divisional police forces and three additional state/division police
    forces commanded by police brigadiers or colonels. Their jurisdictions are divided
    according to the Civil Administration. The states and divisions, additional states have the
    same status.
    Each state and divisional police force consist of four components.
     Office of the Commander of the State and Divisional Police Force
     Office of the Commander of the District Police Force
     Office of the Commander of the Township Police Force
     Police Stations
    Organizational Structure of Myanmar Police Force

    In previous time, the district police forces are classified into two
    classes depending on the area, population and development, namely
    A and B Class. Commanders of the A Class District Police Forces
    are police lieutenant colonels, and B Classes are police majors, but
    there is no classification and all districts assigned with lieutenant
    colonel. Commanders of township police forces are police majors,
    and police station officers are police captains.
    Security Police Force
    Border Guard Police Force
    Special Intelligence Department
    Special Departments (Special Branch)
    Criminal Investigation Department
    (CID)
    Railways Police Department
    Anti-human Trafficking Police Force
    There are four Special
    Maritime Police force
    Departments, in which the first
    Aviation Police Force
    ten departments are headed by
    Drug Enforcement Division
    the police brigadier generals
    Financial Investigation force
    and the remaining two are by
    Myanmar Traffic Police
    police colonels Tourist Security Police Force
    Oil Field Security Police Force
    Forestry Security Police Force
    Highway Police Force
    Municipal Police Department
    No Insignia
    Police recruit

    No Insignia
    Police private

    Police lance corporal

    Rankings
    Police corporal
    Enlisted Ranks

    Police sergeant

    Police warrant officer


    Police Officer Cadet

    Police Second Lieutenant


    Rankings
    Commissioned
    Officers Police Lieutenant

    Police Captain
    Police Major

    Police Lieutenant Colonel


    Rankings
    Commissioned
    Officers Police Colonel

    Police Brigadier General


    Police Lieutenant Colonel

    Rankings Police Colonel


    Commissioned
    Officers
    Police Brigadier General
    Uniform of Myanmar Police Force
    Firearms and Equipment used by the
    Myanmar Police Force

    Colt Detective Special Browning Hi-Power Glock

    Heckler & Koch MP5 AK-47 M16 rifle


    Firearms and Equipment used by the
    Myanmar Police Force

    M4 carbine RPD machine gun

    Taser Gun Baton M40 rifle

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