DEPARTMENT 110
IMPF Department 110 under International Military Police Federation Charter administered from Geneva Switzerland is the world’s foremost multilateral organization of military and law enforcement reciprocating assistance agency. This Department serves as an operational partner in international assistance responding to specific requisitions requiring specialized cooperation.
IMPF Dept. 110's personnel consist exclusively of upper and mid level national and international officers, drawn from all military services and all law enforcement agencies world-wide. Dept. 110 is capable through its operational network to provide an extensive and diverse range of information assistance and support.
Dept. 110 assignment is a human experience in international development and an opportunity to expand personal experience relative to the world’s security community specific to the individuals points of reference and personal interests.
IMPF Dept. 110 officers offer their expertise and experience as a service not as employment. Their motivation is to share their talents and apply their knowledge to country or region specific circumstances by integrating and expanding their personal contribution through the international community.
Functions of IMPF Dept. 110 are expressly to facilitate contact via networking communication and mutual assistance of its brother and sister volunteer members. Every aspect of this association is without charge to participant officers and as a free service can only function with the cooperation and assistance of its integral members.
CHARTER
IMPF DEPARTMENT 110
PRIMARY
To provide a conduit for professional officers (both active and retired) from all services, Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, from all law enforcement departments and agencies of all countries both male and female, to facilitate all forms of communication and dialogue between them written, electronic, networking and personal, to bring together these persons of similar backgrounds, employment and interests and so afford closer international ties, understanding and cooperation.
SECONDARY
To afford these officers a means of contact with fellow officers for personal or professional information acquisition for advice, assistance or camaraderie when traveling internationally.
INTERNATIONAL MILITARY POLICE FEDERATION
DEPARTMENT 110
ADMINISTRATION DIRECTORY
DIRECTOR
General B. Ashby
DEPUTY DIRECTOR NORTHERN HEMISPHERE
Commander E. Macintosh
DEPUTY DIRECTOR SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE
Colonel L. Martinez
REGIONAL DIRECTOR EUROPE
Superintendent M. Dupont
REGIONAL DIRECTOR NORTH AMERICA
Captain M. Sheehan
REGIONAL DIRECTOR SOUTH AMERICA
Lt. Colonel H. Ramirez
REGIONAL DIRECTOR ASIA
Chief Inspector Y. Lieu
REGIONAL DIRECTOR AFRICA
Colonel Z. Niacoampem
REGIONAL DIRECTOR AUSTRALIA
Commissioner Dunleavy
REGIONAL DIRECTOR ANTARCTICA
Lieutenant P. N. Gwyn