The Farndale Report

The Farndale Report was a detailed review of British military policing and security forces during World War II. It examined how units like military police operated within the army, ensuring discipline, security, and order. The report identified strengths and weaknesses in their organization, training, and procedures, aiming to improve efficiency and effectiveness. Its findings helped shape modern military policing practices by emphasizing professionalism, coordination, and clear leadership. Overall, the report contributed to enhancing the military's ability to maintain discipline and security during wartime operations.