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An organized group supplementing the military or law enforcement

Auxiliaries are support personnel that assist the military or police but are organised differently from regular forces. Auxiliary may be military volunteers undertaking support functions or performing certain duties such as garrison troops, usually on a part time basis. Unlike a military reserve force, an auxiliary force does not necessarily have the same degree of training or ranking structure as regular soldiers, and it may or may not be integrated into a fighting force. Some auxiliaries, however, are militias composed of former active duty military personnel and actually have better training and combat experience than their regular counterparts. The designation "auxiliary" has also been given to foreign or allied troops in the service of a nation at war. The term originated with the Latin eponymous Auxilia relating to non citizen infantry and cavalry serving as regular units of the Roman Empire. In the context of colonial troops, locally recruited irregulars were often described as auxiliaries.

Auxiliaries in the Roman army were recruited from provincial tribal groups who did not have Roman citizenship. As the Roman army of the Republican and early Empire periods was essentially based on the heavy infantry who made up the legions, it favored the recruitment of auxiliaries that excelled in supplementary roles. These included specialists such as missile troops (e. g. Balearic slingers and Cretan archers), cavalry (recruited among peoples such as the Numidians, and the Thracians), or light infantry. Auxiliaries were not paid at the same rate as legionaries, but could earn Roman citizenship after a fixed term of service. By the 2nd century AD the auxiliaries had been organised into permanent units, broadly grouped as Ala (cavalry), Cohors (infantry) and Cohors equitata (infantry with a cavalry element). Both cavalry alae and infantry cohors numbered between 480 and 600 men each. The mixed cohors equitata usually consisted of 6 centuries of foot soldiers and six squadrons of horsemen. Specialist units of slingers, scouts, archers and camel mounted detachments continued in existence as separate units with a regional recruitment basis.

Luftmeldekorpset a former auxiliary of the Danish Home Guard from 1952 to 2004.

In East Germany the FH for Freiwilliger Helfer der Volkspolizei was an auxiliary police service from 1952 to 1990.

France made extensive use of tribal allies (goumiers) as auxiliaries in its North African possessions. During the Algerian War of 1954–62 large numbers of Muslim auxiliaries (Harkis) were employed in support of regular French forces.

The Freiwillige Polizei Reserve (FPR; Voluntary Police Reserve) was an auxiliary police service of the German state of Berlin. It was founded on 25 May 1961 as reaction to the emerging Combat Groups of the Working Class and should originally help out the Berlin Police in riots and to defend West Berlin in case of an attack (urban warfare and object protection). For this purpose, the police reservists were trained in the use of small arms. This auxiliary force was shut down in 2002

Between 1924 and 1941 the Italian Royal Corps of Colonial Troops employed auxiliary units of Dubats to police the frontier and desert regions of Italian Somalia.

During the Russo Japanese War, Japan made use of Manchurian honghuzi as auxiliaries against Russian forces.

German paramilitary police forces, called Hilfspolizei or Schutzmannschaft, were raised during World War II and were the collaborationist auxiliary police battalions of locally recruited police, which were created to fight the resistance during World War II mostly in occupied Eastern European countries. Hilfspolizei refers also to German auxiliary police units. There was also a HIPO Corps in occupied Denmark. The term had also been applied to some units created in 1933 by the early Nazi government (mostly from members of SA and SS) and disbanded the same year due to international protests. Certain German auxiliary units, such as the Reserve Police Battalion 101, committed horrendous massacres of Jewish, Romani, and other targeted ethnic groups while serving with the Wehrmacht and Einstazgruppen in Eastern Europe. The example of the Reserve Police Battalion 101 came to exemplify both civilian participation in the Holocaust, as well as the active knowledge of how immoral their actions were among perpetrators of the Holocaust. Throughout their service on the Eastern Front, when ordered to execute civilians en masse, members of the Battalion were frequently given the opportunity to reject participation in the events in lieu of standing guard at the perimeter or other less violent tasks. Battalion members were frequently rotated to avoid war fatigue and their veritable psychological destruction, and when participating in the atrocities they often tried to shoot away from infants, mothers, and minors, preferring to try to shoot the elderly or the ill to ease their conscious. They would frequently turn to heavy drinking to try to quell the mental anguish caused by participation in these acts. While a minority was generally able to escape participation in the acts, most were willing volunteers, succumbing to social pressures pushed by an atmosphere of shared guilt and fervent hypermasculine nationalism. With an increase in the amount of troops needed to serve on the frontline, women were allowed to serve as auxiliaries to the Wehrmacht, known as Wehrmachthelferin, to take over duties within Germany. The Nazis conscripted German women and girls into the auxiliaries of the Volkssturm. Correspondingly, girls as young as 14 years old were trained in the use of small arms, panzerfausts, machine guns, and hand grenades throughout the war. Hiwis were auxiliary forces recruited from the indigenous populations in the areas of Eastern Europe first annexed by the Soviet Union and then occupied by Nazi Germany. Adolf Hitler reluctantly agreed to allow recruitment of Soviet citizens in the Rear Areas during Operation Barbarossa. In a short period of time, many of them were moved to combat units.

The Freiwilliger Polizeidienst are auxiliary state police services in Germany under different denominations (for example Sicherheitswacht in Bavaria and Saxony and Freiwilliger Polizeidienst in Baden Württemberg or Hesse), operated by non professional forces. In most states, the forces are composed of trained volunteers, acting as an assisting and reserve force to the regular police force. Due to the fact, that the voluntary police services are state run institutions, the equipment, training and tasks differ. Through patrols, it is supposed to ensure public order and safety.

Mishmar Ezrachi, an auxiliary to the Israel Police.

Auxiliary Forces, a paramilitary force.

Colorado Rangers provides auxiliary police services within the state of Colorado. Connecticut Auxiliary State Police provides auxiliary police services within the state of Connecticut. Florida Highway Patrol Auxiliary provides auxiliary police services within the state of Florida. Illinois Police Reserves provides auxiliary police services within the state of Illinois. Indiana Law Enforcement Academy provides training for members to serve as auxiliary police officer throughout the state of Indiana. Ohio State Highway Patrol Auxiliary provides auxiliary police services within the state of Ohio. New Hampshire State Police Auxiliary Troopers provide auxiliary police services within the state of New Hampshire. New Mexico Mounted Patrol provide auxiliary police services within the state of New Mexico. Penn State University Student Auxiliary Officers provide auxiliary police services to Penn State University. State defense forces, auxiliaries of the National Guard units of their respective states. Vermont State Police Auxiliary provides auxiliary police services within the state of Vermont.

Arlington County Police Department Auxiliary provides auxiliary police services for Arlington County, Virginia. Cheltenham Township Auxiliary Police provide auxiliary police services for Cheltenham Township, Pennsylvania. Fair Lawn Auxiliary Police provides auxiliary police services for Fair Lawn, New Jersey. Greenburgh Auxiliary Police provides auxiliary police services for Greenburgh, New York. Hazlet Township Auxiliary Police provides auxiliary police services for Hazlet, New Jersey. Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Reserves provide auxiliary police services for Los Angeles, California. Madison Auxiliary Police Unit provides auxiliary police services for Madison, New Jersey. Metuchen Auxiliary Police Department provides auxiliary police services for Metuchen, New Jersey. Nassau County Police Department Auxiliary provides auxiliary police services for Nassau County, New York. New York City Police Department Auxiliary Police provides auxiliary police services for New York City. Old Bridge Township Auxiliary Police provides auxiliary police services for Old Bridge Township, New Jersey. Rockland County Sheriff's Office Reserve Force provides auxiliary police services for Rockland County, New York. Sayreville Police Auxiliary provides auxiliary police services for Sayreville, New Jersey. Waltham Auxiliary Police provides auxiliary police services for Waltham, Massachusetts.