1. Marine Corps Base Quantico Accident Investigation Unit (AIU) Vincent Olman Park University

3. Provost Marshal Services Operations Criminal Investigations Patrol AIU K-9 Vehicle Inspection Physical Security Records Pass & ID SRT Provost Marshal’s Office Structure

5. AIU Chief Asst. AIU Chief Day Shift Investigator Accident Investigation Unit Structure Day Shift Investigator Night Shift Investigator Night Shift Investigator The AIU is structured to provide constant on-duty traffic enforcement and support.

9. The driver lost consciousness due to medication/Medical conditions. The vehicle left the roadway and struck a telephone pole. The top of the pole detached and fell onto the hood. Apparent minor internal injuries were sustained.

10. The teenage driver lost control when he down shifted and accelerated on a curve. This cause the rear wheels to spin on wet pavement. The vehicle left the roadway and skidded into the ditch. Minor lacerations were sustained.

11. AIU Investigative 50 mile Radius MCB Quantico Fort Meade Fort A.P. Hill Andrews AFB Ashland Gordonsville Front Royal Shrys Store Chesapeake Bay VA MD DC AIU is responsible for “investigating all serious injury traffic accidents”, and “GOV accidents”, “that occur off base that involve personnel from MCB Quantico that occur within a 50-mile radius of base.” http://www.quantico.usmc.mil/activities/display.aspx?PID=572&Section=SecBn

15. Summary With all of these tasks, the AIU is constantly engaged in their duties as traffic enforcement experts. With over 300 collisions to investigate each year, they strive to treat each one with the same objective and factual analysis. Those investigators that chose to, can continue their training to later become collision reconstructionists, further advancing their skills. With their office walls full of awards and recognitions, they continue to prove their worth. It is safe to say that this traffic unit is at the fore front of police traffic duties, and an irreplaceable unit within PMO.