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Across the U.S., police response to recent protests has looked a lot like a military operation.

Officers are showing up in full riot gear and they've got arsenals of rubber bullets

and mine resistant tanks.

And soldiers were actually standing alongside police officers when protesters were tear

gas in Washington, D.C. for a Trump photo op on June 1st.

For General Mark Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, that moment led to a reckoning.

I should not have been there.

My presence in that moment and in that environment created a perception of the military involved

in domestic politics.

But it's not just a perception that the military is involved in domestic politics.

Police have been using military equipment for decades, more on that in a bit, but first

we're going to stay with the immediate aftermath of the tear gasing and the photo op.

The military didn't just stand on the sidelines.

They flew military helicopters above the protesters, tracking their movements and even flying

low to the ground to force protesters to disperse.

Alex Horton has spent the last few weeks reconstructing the paths of the helicopters for the Washington

Post.

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