- - G.I. cops
- - Cops in helmets
- - Army-based cops
- - Army cops: Abbr
- - Base cops, briefly
- - Army cops, for short
- - Cops who catch AWOLs
- - GI cops
- - Military cops
- - U.S. Army cops
- - Cops on base
- - "M*A*S*H" cops
- - Base cops
- - Corps cops
- - Army cops, briefly
- - Army cops
- - "M*A*S*H" cops, for short
- - Ft. Dix cops
- - Cops on army bases: Abbr.
- - Soldier cops
- - Base cops, familiarly
- - US Army cops
- - G.I. cops, abbr.
- - .... corps
- - westminster reps.
- - Can. elected officials
- - elected representatives
- - Army figs.
- - Base enforcers: Abbr.
- - AWOL chasers: Abbr.
- - House of Commons reps
- - Parliamentary figs
- - four pei senators
- - U.S. Army enforcement officers (Abbr.)
- - Lawmakers in the U.K.
- - Politicians in the House of Commons: Abbr.
- - Army base patrollers, for short
- - Army-base figs.
- - Army base law enforcement officers (Abbr.)
- - denizens of the house of commons.
- - Army base patrollers (Abbr.)
- - US Army guards
- - UK election winners
- - They dog AWOL's
- - They arrest AWOL's
- - Some Brit. lords
- - Soldiers busy on Jan. 1
- - Provost marshal's men: Abbr.
- - Post patrollers, for short
- - Ones in the House of Commons, briefly
- - Mil. lawman
- - Lords et al., in Brit.
- - Law-and-order G.I.'s
- - Hunters of AWOL's
- - House of Commons legislators: Abbr.
- - G.I. constabulary
- - Ft. Bragg constabulary
- - Federal pols.
- - Eng. lawmakers
- - British lawmakers: Abbr.
- - Brit. V.I.P.'s
- - Br. lawmakers
- - Base fuzz, for short
- - Banes of AWOL's
- - AWOL's bane
- - AWOL chasers ... or a hint to the answers to the six italicized clues
- - Army people: Abbr.
- - AWOL's nemeses
- - AWOL trackers
- - AWOL pursuers
- - House of Commons figs
- - U.K. legislators
- - Pvt. investigators?
- - UK legislators
- - 47 NSW electees
- - Law enforcers on base: Abbr
- - Ottawa electees: Abbr
- - Members of Parl
- - AWOL chasers
- - Pursuers of AWOLs
- - Base enforcers
- - Brit. legislators
- - British pols
- - Base patrollers
- - House of Commons politicos, for short
- - USMC enforcers
- - Some Gitmo guards
- - British V.I.P.s
- - British bigwigs, briefly
- - AWOL seekers
- - AWOL arresters
- - They seek AWOL soldiers
- - They track down AWOL soldiers
- - U.K. lawmakers
- - Participants in Britain's question time, briefly
- - Can. legislators
- - Some curfew enforcers: Abbr.
- - "M*A*S*H" extras, briefly
- - Ottawa electees, for short
- - Hunters of AWOLs
- - AWOL chasers ... or a hint to the answers to the six starred clues
- - UK lawmakers
- - Base enforcers, briefly
- - AWOL hunters
- - AWOL enforcers
- - Brig guards (abbr.)
- - Court-martial security
- - Gitmo guards
- - AWOLs avoid them
- - U.K. election winners
- - AWOL's pursuers
- - Mil. base enforcers
- - Checkpoint personnel: abbr.
- - They dog AWOLs
- - AWOL catchers
- - Crime-fighting GIs
- - AWOL nabbers
- - Ottawa pols
- - Base enforcement gp.
- - Some Lords
- - House of Commons makeup: Abbr.
- - Iraq war personnel
- - Army lawmen
- - Brits in the House of Commons
- - They patrol the bases
- - Base force, briefly
- - Base heat, for short
- - AWOL apprehenders
- - AWOL finders
- - AWOL chases
- - "M*A*S*H" extras, for short
- - British legislators, for short
- - U.K. solons
- - Mil. go-getters?
- - Brit. lawmakers
- - Stockade watchers
- - Base enforcers, for short
- - House of Commons members: Abbr.
- - USMC authorities
- - Fort Benning constabulary
- - British lawmakers.
- - 'M*A*S*H' extras
- - Speed meas
- - those elected to westminster
- - Politicians in the UK parliament
- - Lords with seats
- - House sitters?
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