The long history of US (military) police violence

I recently watched a video about the "Battle  of  Brisbane" between US military police and Australian service personnel and civilians during World War (part) Two. 

I'd heard about that of course, but what was interesting was discovering that it was Australian anger at the arrogant violence of US military police - WHO WERE NOT IN THEIR NATION - that contributed in a major way to the violence. 

Those attitudes and actions were - and still are - utterly unconscionable, and should have resulted in those US military police being jailed (especially the killer). 

That they weren't weakened our sovereignty. 

That similar events happened elsewhere shows that the yanks had a major ****ing attitude problem.