Riot Van (Securi-forcer Style)

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Riot Police Units (機動隊, Kidō-tai) are the rapid reaction force of Prefectural Police Headquarters (PPH) in Japan.
These units are not only riot police literally, but a type of Emergency Service Unit to maintain public order against
large civil disorder, disaster response, or other emergency situations as the key units of Japanese law enforcement
for crisis management under the supervision of the Security Bureau of the National Police Agency.

In the pre-war period, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department (TMPD) established the Emergency Service Unit
(特別警備隊, Tokubetsu-keibi-tai). During the war, as air raids on Japan intensified and civilian casualties increased,
TMPD Emergency Service Unit was enhanced for relief mission and renamed as Security Unit (警備隊, Keibi-tai), and
at the same time, it was decided to set up similar units in other prefectures with major cities. But all these units were
disbanded in 1946 as the occupation progressed.
On the same day, the Guard Section (防護課, Bougo-ka) was created for the same role in the TMPD. In 1948, this unit
was reinforced to the Police Reserve Units (予備隊, Yobi-tai). In addition, similar but smaller-scale riot squads were
created in several other prefectures to deal with post-war turmoil. In 1952, under the direction of the National Rural
Police Headquarters (国家地方警察本部, Kokka-chihō-keisatsu Honbu), the Riot Police Units were created with 20
prefectures with large cities. In 1957, the TMPD Reserve Units were also renamed the Riot Police Unit. Until 1962, all
PPHs had the same kind of units.

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