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Crime prevention / Security guard / Surveillance / Concealed carry in the United States / Handgun / Department of the Army Civilian Police / Weapon / Firearm / Gun laws in Oklahoma / Law / Security / Politics of the United States
Date: 2012-05-07 18:57:24
Crime prevention
Security guard
Surveillance
Concealed carry in the United States
Handgun
Department of the Army Civilian Police
Weapon
Firearm
Gun laws in Oklahoma
Law
Security
Politics of the United States

Army Regulation 190–14 Military Police Carrying of Firearms and Use

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