In which decade was the title "Air Provost Marshal" changed?

The title "Air Provost Marshal" was officially changed in the 1960s, marking a significant evolution in the role and responsibilities associated with military law enforcement within the air forces. This period was characterized by a shift in how military policing was conceptualized and integrated into the overall command structure of the Air Force. The change reflects broader trends in military organization and the need for updated terminology that better aligned with contemporary operational practices and the evolving nature of military law enforcement. The new terminology allowed for a clearer understanding of the responsibilities and functions of military police within the air force, ensuring they were effectively represented in operational contexts. This rebranding also aimed to enhance the professional image of military police and their essential role in maintaining discipline and security within the ranks.