Just say they are Navy SPs (Shore Police) and you will be good.

Joe, That is a great kit. Just a note though, US Army didn't operate any PBRs in Vietnam. They were all owned, operated and crewed by the US Navy. Just say they are Navy SPs (Shore Police) and you will be good.

The Searchlight - The U.S. Army operated Patrol Boat Riverine (PBR) in Qui Nhon Harbor for interior harbor security. The PBR were detached from the Quartermaster Corps and operated by local MPs. There was an Army detachment operating a searchlight up the hill from Market Time Qui Nhon. I believe they were part of the U.S. Army Military Police platoon assigned at Qui Nhon. The searchlight detachment would come down the hill about once a week for a hot shower and hot meal and maybe a beer or two. I was introduced to one Sergeant that I believe was the NCOIC of the searchlight position. I recall his name was Jerry. He was prematurely bald. After returning to the U.S., I remember Jerry's photo on the cover of a magazine and in the inside pages was a story of how that searchlight position was hit and Jerry killed with a few others KIA or WIA. That's the way I remember it unless it was all a dream. I thought it was Life magazine. I've never been able to track that down