June - exact date unknown - Fort Hood, TX The 410th MP Company departed Fort Hood, Texas on its first deployment to Afghanistan and Operation ENDURING FREEDOM. Their primary mission will be to train members of the Afghan National Police (AFP).

21 August - The Department of The Army, Human Resources Command, issued Permanent Orders No. 233-24 authorizing the award of the Meritorious Unit Commendation to HQ and HQ Company, 89th Military Police Brigade, (14 September 2006 to 29 October 2007), and its subordinate units to include the 410th MP Company (14 September 2006-10 August 2007).

November - exact date unknown - Indiana The 411th MP Company was deployed to Indiana for a joint exercise training event in chemical crisis management response force (CCMRF) mission. They underwent extensive training on chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and high yield explosive (CBRNE) tasks prior to their departure.
      While in Indiana they established a base of operations at the Jennings County fairgrounds and conducted missions varying from convoy and VIP escorts to setting up traffic control points. The company worked with several other specialized units from different branches of service, including a Marine Corps search and rescue team and an Air Force radiological unit.

5 November - Fort Hood, TX MAJ Nidal Malik Hassan, a 39 year old Army psychiatrist, went on a shooting rampage at the Soldier Readiness Center on post. Armed with two handguns he killed thirteen (12 soldiers and one civilian employee), and wounded 30 others. He was shot while trading gunfire with Department of the Army Civilian Police officers who responded to the call. MAJ Hassan was paralyzed from the chest down from the gunshot wounds he received, the DOD officer's wounds were not life threatening. MAJ Hassan was charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of attempted murder under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
    Battalion patrols from the 64th and 401st MP Companies who were on duty responded to help secure the area, and the ready platoon was called out and placed on standby.

     A controversy remains as to if the shooting was the result of work-place-rage or was a premeditated act of terrorism by MAJ Hassan, a Muslim, who was later found to have a direct relationship and recently corresponded with the radical Muslim and anti-American cleric, Anwar-al-Awlaki a dual U.S. and Yeminei citizen, currently hiding in Yemen. There were witness reports that MAJ Hassan shouted "Allah Akbar" (Arabic for "God Is Great") as he was shooting the victims.
    Battalion elements also conducted security and traffic control points at various base gates and locations for several days as the investigation continued.

10 November - Fort Hood, TX Battalion elements assisted with security for the visit of President Barack H. Obama and the First Lady as they attended the Memorial Service for the 5 November shooting victims and visited those soldiers undergoing medical treatment at the base hospital.

17 November - Fort Hood, TX The Battalion formalized the relationship between themselves and Lampassas High School under the Adopt-A-School Program. The program promotes public awareness of the Army mission and fosters military and community relations. Participating Soldiers of The Gauntlet were trained in the mission of tutoring to be pared with students to nurture their intellectual, social, and physical growth. Under the current program the students math skills are being improved, and plans are in the making for the students in the forensic science classes to visit the base CID unit.