KMar

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KMar is the abbreviated name for the Royal Netherlands Marechaussee, a Dutch gendarmerie force responsible for military police duties, border security, and various national security tasks.

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KMar canonical 2

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf gendarmerie ⓘ
law enforcement agency ⓘ
abbreviation KMar ⓘ
alsoReportsTo Ministry of Justice and Security of the Netherlands ⓘ
Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations of the Netherlands ⓘ
cooperatesWith Customs Administration of the Netherlands ⓘ
National Police of the Netherlands ⓘ
linked to: Dutch police

Royal Netherlands Air Force ⓘ
Royal Netherlands Army ⓘ
Royal Netherlands Navy ⓘ
country Netherlands ⓘ
enforces Dutch immigration law ⓘ
Dutch military law ⓘ
border control regulations ⓘ
fullName Koninklijke Marechaussee ⓘ
fullNameInEnglish Royal Netherlands Marechaussee ⓘ
gendarmerieModel continental European ⓘ
hasHeadquartersIn The Hague ⓘ
hasPrimaryFunction ensure security of the state and armed forces ⓘ
hasSecondaryFunction support civil authorities in law enforcement ⓘ
jurisdiction Dutch airports ⓘ
Dutch borders ⓘ
Dutch seaports ⓘ
certain diplomatic premises ⓘ
military personnel of the Netherlands ⓘ
royal palaces ⓘ
legalStatus armed force with police powers ⓘ
memberOf European gendarmerie forces community ⓘ
nativeNameLanguage Dutch ⓘ
operatesWithin Kingdom of the Netherlands ⓘ
partOf Dutch Armed Forces ⓘ
role aviation security ⓘ
border checks at external Schengen borders ⓘ
border security ⓘ
guarding and escorting high‑risk transports ⓘ
investigation of military crimes ⓘ
maintenance of public order in support of civil police ⓘ
military police duties ⓘ
national security tasks ⓘ
passport and identity fraud investigation ⓘ
protection of diplomatic missions ⓘ
protection of the royal family ⓘ
security at airports ⓘ
security of critical infrastructure ⓘ
subordinateTo Ministry of Defence of the Netherlands ⓘ
symbol Marechaussee sword ⓘ
blue beret ⓘ
uses military ranks ⓘ

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