What were the roles of US Military police during WW2?

Answer 1

They were essential for traffic control to keep the roads clear for advancing troops and supplies.Their other main role was to enforce military law for both soldiers and civilians in combat areas or occupied territory.

Answer 2

The Military Police Corps is one of the youngest branches of the United States Army. It was officially established on 26 September, 1941. It's traditions of duty and service are unsurpassed in our armed services. Soldiers have been performing police duties from the time of the Revolutionary War when these duties were assigned mainly to a mounted police force called the "troops of the Marechaussee." Soldiers in the Veterans Reserve Corps and Provost Corps performed military police duties during the Civil War. MPs served with distinction in the Spanish American War, WWI, WWII, the Korean Conflict and Vietnam. As a result of their distinguished service in Vietnam, the Military Police Corps was designated as a combat support and service branch on 14 October, 1968.
Since Vietnam, the versatility of the Military Police Corps has made it a "Force of Choice" for use in Low Intensity Conflicts and Operations Other Than War in which our nation has been involved, such as Operation Urgent Fury in Grenada and Just Cause in Panama. During Operations Desert Shield and Storm, the Military police provided area security, conducted battlefield circulation control, and exercised custody over thousands of Iraqi prisoners of war. Since 1991, the Military Police has assisted in restoring hope to Somalia and upholding democracy in Haiti. Military Police are maintaining order in war-torn Bosnia, as well as conducting patrols, operating checkpoints, and conducting investigations in an effort to keep the peace in Kosovo. At home, they have been busy providing disaster relief, quelling prison unrest, and combating urban riots while fulfilling their fundamental function to maintain discipline and security within the Army. The Military Police Corps has been a very busy organization during the fifty-seven years of its existence. As one the most deployed branches of the service, it appears that it will continue to remain fully engaged into the forseeable future. The Military Police Corps is indeed a "21st Century Force on the Move."

Answer 3

To fart on the Germans face's.