Vehicle: Norwegian Military MP Nulander Pioneer

The Norwegian Military Police was established on 10th September 1940 in Dumfries, Scotland during the WWII. During the establishment of the Norwegian Army in Great Britain a Military Police Platoon was organized within the Army Brigade in 1942. Small Military Police units were also established at Norwegian Navy and Air Force units around Great Britain. A bigger Military Police unit was established in "Little Norway" Canada where the Air Force had their flight academy during the WWII.

In Norway today the Military Police are small, but effective units serving at army garrisons, naval bases or Air Forces Bases around the country.

Their vehicle is usually a big SUV or a van.

Vehicle: Norwegian Police Nulander Pioneer

The Norwegian Police Command Vehicle is usually a big SUV or a van, and is used by a Police Superintendent or a Police Chief Inspector. They're more robust, bigger and more powerful then the "Innsatsleder" vehicles. They can be used for pushing or pulling debris and other vehicles out of the way if needed. Half of the police districts in Norway have armored Command Vehicles fitted with bulletproof windows and other safety technologies.