old_uscon_guestbook07

1201	Date: 2007-10-02 21:31:48 Della Clinkenbeard ( fredella4@verizon.net / no homepage) wrote: I am the daughter of Glenn Clinkenbeard. If anyone is interested in knowing anything about my dad I would be glad to hear from you.
1200	Date: 2007-10-01 08:57:46 Billy ( usarmynellingen@hotmail.com / http://www.billybils.de) wrote: Hello to all that were arround Esslingen-Nellingen in Germany, I am an history Searcher for the History of the US Army Nellingen Kaserne and Esslingen, please contact me if you have any old Pictures, thanks Greetings from Billy, Nellingen, Germany
1199	Date: 2007-09-29 22:13:53 Cathy Kirkland ( kn_cathykirkland@webtv.net / no homepage) wrote: I love my country and want to let the brave men and women that have served, are serving, plan to enter any branch of armed forces or especially those who gave their life for our freedom. That you are loved, your great sacrifices are not in vain. While I openly admit to no confidence in government officials, this is not about them. I do place my life and freedom in your capable hands. I do trust you. With my most earnest love and gratitude. Sincerely, Miss Cathy Kirkland Wilmington,N.C.(formerly) kn_cathykirkland@webtv.net
1198	Date: 2007-09-27 23:14:09 Mark Gatlin ( gatlinms@verizon.net / no homepage) wrote: Good Sight. Father was stationed with 11th Constabualry after WW II.
1197	Date: 2007-09-27 00:33:05 Roberta Hutchison ( bobcat515@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: my dad was commander of apo 225 Regensburg, and I would like to hear from anyone who was there
1196	Date: 2007-09-20 19:23:32 Richard Bosma ( BOSMA_80@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: Veru good historical data, QUESTION; is there a roster for company D 2nd Bn. 14thACR 1950 - 1951???
1195	Date: 2007-09-19 12:24:55 Thomas ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! By the way, the leader of currency museum Mr.Koessinger in Rothwesten base is dead. The base is now nearly empty. ### I'm now on Isle of Man, lovely place, searching for my grfather beeing in WW I internment camp Douglas or Knockely. They have a good sorted Museum with lot s of photos. Found some items. Also some Americans are searching here for their ancestors or about WW II affairs. Take care all. Thomas
1194	Date: 2007-09-18 01:13:06 reichel gerard ( gerard.reichel@wanadoo.fr / no homepage) wrote: France to Saint Denis North of Paris )From: gerard.reichel mailto:gerard.reichel@wanadoo.fr Sent: Thursday,September 04 , 2007 Subject: Military veteran from 7th army at 1945 Gablingen in Germany IIWW 42nd and 45th infanty division or “constabulary troup’s “ Dear Sir, I'm searching my father, I was born in 14 february 1946 at Heildelberg and my father was a military American having released the camp of Kommando and deplaced person ( UNRRA program Nation Unies.) Gablingen 7th army, close to Augsburg with 50kms of Munich in Germany from the 24th April to July 1945 and having known my mother Gertrude Reichel, young German originating polish, blond hair, 24 years, old born in Neumarkt ( Sroda Slaska ) in Silesie located in Poland . In this camp she was with a Polish friend called Erika Petroschkte 21 years old. My name is Gerard Reichel, I'm 61 years old and I'm living in France since 1948, coming from Germany . I little knew my mother died in 1996 at Offenburgbw ( Germany ). Released the 24th of April 1945 by the 7th Army, she was classified as refugee by the international red cross of Geneva and directed the 16th of july 1945 in Offenburg in the bade Wurtemberg, I was rapatried in France on May 1948. My mother is dead in 1996 . If you can help me in the search for my family, half brothers or cousins,merci
1193	Date: 2007-09-17 05:27:08 JOYCE SANTIAGO-MALOY ( JLMRN3@AOL.COM / no homepage) wrote: GREAT WEBSITE. MY DAD WAS IN THE CONSTABULARY FORCE I WILL PASS THIS WEBPAGE ON TO HIM.
1192	Date: 2007-09-10 06:03:08 Doug Bell ( thebells13@suddenlink.net / no homepage) wrote: I was in the 91st and 519th stationed in Sonthofen from Nov. 1948 through July 1950. Service Battery
1191	Date: 2007-09-09 18:33:23 Adam L Spencer ( adam.spencer@us.army.mil / no homepage) wrote: thank you I have used the page help me write a paper on the stupidity of the BRAC downsizing in Germany.
1190	Date: 2007-09-06 08:56:47 Siegfried Kalbitz ( siegfriedkalbitz@hotmail.de / no homepage) wrote: Very good site
1189	Date: 2007-09-06 06:55:32 André ( andredussa@arcor.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello, I´m 27 years old and I´m looking for my grandfather. I don´t have much informations about him, but I know that he was an US-soldier, and he was in Fulda 1946, because my dad was bborn in 1947. My grandmother doesn´t speak about him, I don´t know why. Her name was Auguste (Gutti, Gusti) Schiebener, and she was also from Fulda. One day she told me, the name of my grandfather was "Bob Shortstuff" and he died by an excident near Munich. But I don´t know,..., is that really the truth? Maybe someone knows "Bob" and can tell me when and where he was born, and when and where he died. Maybe someone has a picture, or has an idea, where I can search for him. I hope you will help me. Best wishes, André
1188	Date: 2007-09-05 15:36:25 C. Clayton Kapono ( alohaVFW@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: I attended the Constabulary Leadership Course, Munich, Germany, in 1952. During the course of years, I lost my classbook with pictures taken during our training. Does anyone know whether it can be replaced?
1187	Date: 2007-09-04 03:08:41 Richard Hipple ( justinins@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was in the 53rd Con Sqdn B Troop in Schwabach during 1945-1948. If anyone has information on how I might contact anyone that also served with me, please let me know. Regards, Richard Hipple
1186	Date: 2007-08-29 11:47:59 james allison ( jbajolie@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: my father guy allison served with the constabulary after the war in karlsruhe and nurneberg i believe. if anyone knew him or anything about him i would like to hear from them thanks
1185	Date: 2007-08-27 14:42:40 Irene Moore [Web Editor] ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Hello Mr. Johnson, Thanks for writing in our Guest Book. To join the United States Constabulary Association you must contact Robert Monasmith at natl-adjutant@earthlink.net -------------------------------------------- We have our National U.S. Constabulary Reunion coming up September 11-15, 2007. It will be held at the Oak Tree Lodge, 1620 Parkway, Sevierville, TN 37862. ---------------------- Irene
1184	Date: 2007-08-25 19:04:56 thomas a. johnson ( deepfreeze59@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Hi Irene. I am new at computers and just happened to type in 'constabulary' to see what I could find. I recognized the term 'Circle C Cowboys' right off. I was stationed in Linz, Austria in 1947-48. I was a Military Policeman and we lived in a schoolhouse in town. Can you tell me how I can become a member so I contact a couple of people who wrote in ? Thanx & Regards, T.A. Johnson
1183	Date: 2007-08-25 11:16:05 Joseph J. Gazzola ( Cadre@prodigy.net / no homepage) wrote: I was stationed in Wetzlar, Fulda and Augsburg,'46 to '48, my company commander was Captain Munson, West Pointer and a great baseball player...
1182	Date: 2007-08-23 03:41:42 Chris Zoeller ( chevy_monte_carlo0423@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: Hello
1181	Date: 2007-08-23 00:05:18 Irene Moore ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Hello Eugene, I want to thank you for writing in our guest book. So you were in Service Company 14th Armored Cav. My father was too, but in Fritzlar 1947-1949. If you have any pictures I would like to see them some times. Send in Email. I want to thank you and all of the United States Constabulary Troopers for what you did and what you stood for in Germany and Austria back then. You are an ELITE Force. Bless you all. Irene [Web Editor]
1180	Date: 2007-08-22 04:15:30 Eugene E Waskiewicz ( eew1000@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: Irene, it was an honor to be a member of Service Cmpany 14th Armored Cav.I servwd from 1948 till 1952 I also was stationed in Fulda
1179	Date: 2007-08-17 21:46:43 marvin carnesecca ( carnesecca@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote: I WAS STATIONED IN LANDSHUT GERMAN 1954 1956 6TH ARMORED CAV 2ND BAT EASY CO. LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANYBODY
1178	Date: 2007-08-14 04:09:28 jim miller op8 ( constabulary27@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Fort Riley Cavalry store sold out of constabulary license plate holders. still looking for a pair.need help, thanks.jim miller
1177	Date: 2007-08-07 12:37:01 Clyde Hawkins ( hawkinsjr@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote: I am looking for anyone that might have known Mitchell C (Mickey) Helton. Served with him in the Medics in Germany. Thanks to all who serve........
1176	Date: 2007-07-28 02:41:12 jim miller op8 ( constabulary27@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: I found my license plate holders in the Fort Riley cavalry catalog.
1175	Date: 2007-07-20 20:03:13 W.VOGELE ( WVOGELE@AOL.COM / no homepage) wrote: "D"TROOP 35th- 42nd CONST.SQUADRON-2nd Regt. Fussen and Augsburg,Germany.
1174	Date: 2007-07-20 14:44:11 jim miller ( constabulary27@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: I need two constabulary license plate frames for my new car. anyone still selling them.would appreciate a response.
1173	Date: 2007-07-20 00:33:52 robert d bretz ( lbbretz@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: recently become a member served with the 22nd squadron later become 24th at hersfeld schweinfurt and fulda from 49 to 1952. Robert D. Bretz
1172	Date: 2007-07-18 02:18:12 Deirdra Dufault ( deirdra@satx.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: My grandfather met and married my German grandmother while stationed in post-war Germany. I just asked today what the name of his unit was, and I was told he was a "Circle C Cowboy." He died in 1993. If anyone knew him, and has information they would like to share, please feel free to contact me. His name was David B. Pulis.
1171	Date: 2007-07-17 23:55:21 R.G.Fink ( insurancelady58@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Robert G.Fink born 11-12-1930 died 3-20-2001 served with the 16th Con. Sqd.47-48 He lied about his age and enlisted when he was 16 and right after boot camp he went to Germany and served as a horse patrol soldier. He said his main job was to guard the bombed-out buildings close to thier camp.When he returned to the states he went to photography shool in Denver Colorado. Thank you for this oportunity to present military people a forum to find others that served overseas.
1170	Date: 2007-07-17 22:29:37 Rodney Fink ( insurancelady58@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: My father Robert G. Fink was in the 16th Sqd. in 47-48 and I was trying to find anyone that is still alive that would to see pictures from that era.
1169	Date: 2007-07-14 16:31:51 Paul A. Drescher ( padrescher@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I am in outpost 7. I served in the US Constabulary in the US zone in Germany from 1946 to 1952. I was in "A" Troop 14th Regiment 10th Sqt. Outpost Obernburg, Germany. I was in Aschaffernurg, Germany in Oct and Nov 1946. I was in Kitzingen, Germany in Dec 1946. I moved to Outpost Lohr Germany in Jan 1947. In Feb 1947 I was in Wurzburg Germany till July 1947. From July 1947 to Feb 1948 I was in Schwah Hall Germany "A" Troop 15th Reg 15th Sqt. Then I was in the Medical Detachment from Feb 1948 to July 1948. From July 1948 to July 1951 I was in Fussen Germany Medical Detachment 68th and 70th ARO RED Feild Artillery. In July 1951 I moved to Nurnberg, Germany and stayed there till Aug 1952 when I returned to USA.
1168	Date: 2007-07-14 15:56:30 Paul A. Drescher ( padrescher@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I belong to outpost number 7.
1167	Date: 2007-07-13 15:54:41 Irene Moore [web editor] ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: " We have an Ike Jacket with the marking H-0458. If that is your ID, or you know of someone, please contact me at: Irene Moore - irmoore@eatel.net or 225 698 6650"
1166	Date: 2007-07-12 01:51:42 Robert D Bretz ( lbbretz@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was a constabulary member from 1949 thru 1952,22nd Squadron and later 24th constabulary squadronm Served Bad Hersfeld Schweinfurt and Fulda
1165	Date: 2007-07-07 00:34:05 Louis A Lynn ( Rousca74@insightbb.com / no homepage) wrote: Troopers I am taking orders for the 08 calendar and it will be in color so if you have a photo of yourself send it to me, Also I will be taking photos at the national this year, the cost this year is only one dollar more then last year you can order now or in Sept. L. Lynn
1164	Date: 2007-07-01 15:39:52 Irene the Web Editor of the USCON Homepage ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Hello Thomas and troopers, we made it back home to Louisiana yesterday evening. We took the long way home from WA state and saw the sights along the way. CA,OR,ND,AZ,NN,TX,LA. It was a great deal of traveling all in 11 days but we had a great time. If anyone sent me any email that was returned, please send it again starting tomorrow, I will be ready for mail at that time and back to work on our web site. Your web editor and friend, Irene
1163	Date: 2007-06-30 13:38:07 T. E. Togo ( no email / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! You are back home again in La with your fam., I spoke to Sandy, he phoned me at my office. Thomas OP 1
1162	Date: 2007-06-25 20:06:14 marion young ( ripy@ctaz.com / no homepage) wrote: out post 8
1161	Date: 2007-06-19 16:11:18 Donald Roney ( donroney@verizon.net / no homepage) wrote: I was a member of "D" Troop 53rd Squadron during the period of 1946 to 1948 in Schwabach. After six months as a civilian I re-enlisted and served five years in Africa as Military Police moved on to Intelligence where I served in the Embassy system in Athens, Paris and Bagdad. Returned to the states where I served on the General Staff in the G2 section. After these many years the most outstanding thing I can remember is the five day hundred mile hike we made. I am now retired and miss the old days.
1160	Date: 2007-06-13 19:57:56 Robert R Crisp Jr ( 1colbob@roadrunner.com / no homepage) wrote: I served in Hq Constabulary jn Bamberg, moved to Heidelberg then transfered to the 11th Constab Regt in Regensburg and then on to the 51st Sqd in Passau. left in 1948 for the Big Red One, 1st Inf Div at Erlangen Germany
1159	Date: 2007-06-11 01:20:08 Calvin D. Black ( no email / no homepage) wrote: I don't have email but would love to hear from anyone who served in the 11th Constabulary Group 1946-1948. My telephone number is 208-756-7397, and my address is 212 N Daisy St., Salmon, ID 83467. Outpost 8.
1158	Date: 2007-06-06 22:30:55 Tim Allen ( callen@iserv.net / no homepage) wrote: Note Nr.: 1151 from 2007-05-24 05:52:44 by tim allen email: callen@iserv.net url: no homepage My father was discharged from B troop 24th constabulary squadron in 1946. He has passed away but I would like any information on his unit or on my father. I believe he was a platoon sgt. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks. I should have said my father was Paul William Allen from Lake Odessa, MI.
1157	Date: 2007-06-06 19:52:56 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: TODAY JUNE 6TH 2007 IS THE 63RD ANNIVERSARY OF D-DAY. LET US ALL NEVER FORGET THE SACRIFICES MADE THAT DAY BY OUR BROTHERS AND A PRAYER FOR THOSE STILL THERE IN OUR CEMETERY AT NORMANDY. MAY GOD BLESS THEM ALL. I AM PROUD TO HAVE WORN THE SAME UNIFORM AS THEY.
1156	Date: 2007-06-05 17:40:10 Bill Strub ( no email / no homepage) wrote: There are a FEW members who seemed to have forgotten the purpose of the Association. To help them remember I have included the bylaw with the purpose of the Association on Page 1 of the June Newsletter. The newsletter is in the mail. Depending where you live it may take one to two weeks to reach you. If you haven't paid your dues, you have been dropped from the roster. You will not receive the June newsletter. There are 2 - 3 articles where people are looking for people or information. Also don't wait any longer...register for the National Reunion NOW,.... See pages 6- 7 - 8 All the best.......
1155	Date: 2007-06-03 22:07:54 Everett Schraan ( schraan@frontiernet.net / no homepage) wrote: Is there anyone out their from the 3rd Constabulary Regiment Headquarters in Wetzlar between 1946 and 1947?
1154	Date: 2007-05-29 23:55:55 albert williams ( wllmsmoe@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was one of the first black tank drivers transferd to G Co 14th AC in Bad Hersfeld Germany 1952 1954 . Pulling boarder patrol was quite an experance.
1153	Date: 2007-05-26 23:29:06 Louis A Lynn ( Rousca74@insightbb.com / no homepage) wrote: Greeting's fellow troopers As most of you know I put out a constabulary calendar each year,the calendar for 2008 is different in that it will be in color, so if you have a photo of yourself in uniform (Color) send it to me if you would like to be in the calendar and weather you buy one or not does not matter I want as many troopers photo's as I can get and they must be in COLOR my address is Louis A Lynn 1436E College Ave #4 Normal, IL 61761 those of you who have email I would appreciate it if you would pass it on down the line and also to your constabulary buddies who do not have e-mail, Thanks and the best to all. L. Lynn
1152	Date: 2007-05-26 12:50:40 Daniela Huse ( braunelocke30@ahoo.de / no homepage) wrote: I seek my grandpa John W. Harrelson. He/it was 1946 stationed in Berlin.1946-1948 of M24 tanks From E Troop, 16TH Constabulary Squadron stationed in Berlin. I have 34899073 Horse Plt another ASN number. 16th Const.SQ Und a photo. He/it is on the right side. I hope her/it/them can seek for me with her/it helps. Thank you
1151	Date: 2007-05-24 05:52:44 tim allen ( callen@iserv.net / no homepage) wrote: My father was discharged from B troop 24th constabulary squadron in 1946. He has passed away but I would like any information on his unit or on my father. I believe he was a platoon sgt. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks.
1150	Date: 2007-05-23 22:43:50 Ron ( rsmittee@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: My father was a member of the 16th Constabulary, and was part of a cavalry unit, he says, because he could ride horses and was a great horn player. I was wondering if anyone out there remembers Donald H. Smith?
1149	Date: 2007-05-22 00:52:34 Irene ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Thomas, thank you for the research for information for our web site. I will be looking forward to receiving the photos and all of the information you have collected from the book on the US Constabulary from Heidelberg and Wiesbaden. Remember, there is no hurry, as I know you need time for yourself with the loss of your mother. We send our condolences to you. Take care, Irene and Ronnie
1148	Date: 2007-05-21 17:04:05 AJ Folger ( n5627f@Yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Most interesting website. Unfortunately, I was trying to trace my POV tag number from 1966 but was unable to do so. AJ Folger Giebelstadt Air Base - 1964-1967 J Folger
1147	Date: 2007-05-20 15:33:16 Bill Strub ( no email / no homepage) wrote: Please be advised that the June LB is now at the printer and scheduled to be put in the mail the first week in June. There is an election Ballot on page 11 for all members eligible to vote. PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST......NOTE: ALL Members who have not paid 2007 dues (Mostly renewals from 2006) have been deleted from the mail list. If you failed to pay dues contact the National Adjutant ASAP. For ALL members who have not yet reregistered - DO IT NOW. Look at your Dec and March Newsletter and/or be sure to read the June newsletter IF you are to get it. Then, have a nice Summer!
1146	Date: 2007-05-17 17:57:45 Thomas E. S. ( no email / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! Finally, after several tries, I got and copied the book "Headquarters US Constabularies,the establishment and operation of the US-Constabularies 1946-1952" (origin of the Heidelberg us military library)and sent for me to Wiesbaden Airbase. Both women, Mrs.D and Mrs Mary... from Heidelberg and Wiesbaden were very nice in supporting me. I´ll donate to both a small chocolate present.To get in to the base was not so easy, real good check up, although I´m not from Far East. The copies I will sort out and I´ll sent it to you as soon I have the time. You know about my hard weekends organising at present, because of my mother...05.05.07. This bookcopy I find is rare, so I believe it would be good for our constabulary museum or/and our historien to draw information for our monthly lightning bolt. The photos of US-Constabularies, I told you about, will follow this year, hope in autum. Take care! Have all a nice fathers day. Thomas
1145	Date: 2007-05-17 16:15:37 Don C Branford ( shawnee@military.com / no homepage) wrote: Was with the 22nd-24th Sqdn.1948-1952 Bad Hersfeld. A Troop was the best.
1144	Date: 2007-05-16 14:42:09 Schulte, Daniel J. ( schultedks@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote: From 1945 to 1947 served in Italy w/3196 Sig Svc Co. When Theater closed, assigned to 82nd ABN Div in Ft Bragg under CG Gavin. Reenlisted Aug 48 and sent to Marburg Repl Depot and ordered to Berlin Aug 1948. Assigned A Troop as Mechanic. Promoted to Sgt and was Troop Clerk under Ist Sgt Vic Slemmer. As Sgt 1st Cl assigned as Supply Sgt. Remained Supply Sgt after reorganization as 6th Inf Regt. Reassigned to 16th Inf, Serv Co in Nurnberg/Furth GY in Feb 1952. Despite the Blockade, Berlin was one of my most memorable assignments. Attended Language School in Monterey for Russian. Chose OCS in Ft. Sill and assigned as 2nd Lt to 4th Armored Div at Ft. Hood, TX. Gyroscoped back to Nurnberg in 1959. Ten years later, joined CMZ Hqs in Worms as IG. Visited Berlin as IG. Retired in 1972 from CONARC as LT Col. Member of Outpost 7.
1143	Date: 2007-05-11 20:37:12 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: Wife Roberta and I returned from a very successful OP8 Reunion in Reno, NV, last week. We had a fantastic time seeing some of our very dear friends and fellow Troopers. The accomodations were great and the hospitality room was fun. Great seeing good friends Jim & Irene Deming, who traveled all the way from Florida. Also our own OP8 comedian "Eddie Cordeiro" and wife Mary. Always great seeing friends from our own "neck of the woods" the Seattle contingent, Don & Sue Purrington, Ida and Jack Mullen, Tom & Margarite Flannery and many others. I am sure a great time was had by all. Our 2008 OP8 Reunion in Seattle is now in the works. All you Troopers and wives who have never been out to the "Great Northwest" come join us in May of 2008! See you all there!
1142	Date: 2007-05-10 03:23:35 Irene Moore ( irmoore@eatel.net / http://www.usconstabulary.com) wrote: Hello Jim and all the troopers in our Association... Ronnie and I are now in WA. We arrived Sat. We will be here for 8 weeks. I am finally connected to the internet. Sorry if I missed your e-mail all last week but now I am receiving once again. We will not be able to attend the Out Post 7 reunion this year. I really am sorry that we have to miss it. We had so much fun last year. . Your Web Editor, Irene
1141	Date: 2007-05-09 20:00:20 SFC Jerry Dale Smith, USA, MP, INF, SF, (R) ( Policetrooper@netzero.com / no homepage) wrote: I have always be interested in the mission and history of the U.S. Constabulary. My uncle was a MP with the 1st Inf. Div. during that period (early 50's). I worked with the Phillipino Constabulary in the mid to late '80's. I severed in the U.S. Army as Infantryman, Military Policeman and Special Forces Trooper for +22 years. My father also served as a Tanker (Armored Troop) with the 7th Inf. Div. in Korea 1954, with a Constabulary type mission securing and safe guarding the railhead in Seoul.
1140	Date: 2007-05-06 16:18:09 Jim Deming ( jimrene@mindspring.com / no homepage) wrote: Hello to you Irene and all of my fellow Troopers and their ladies. I hope that you have been enjoying all of your individual Outpost Reunions. Don't forget OP 7 will have their OP reunion in San Angelo,TX. May 29-31. Contact Robert Garrison.
1139	Date: 2007-05-04 03:08:28 James H. Wells ( ksbusbirdpk@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: My stepfather was Sgt, 3rd Class, Brannam, Thomas A., RA38233998. His place of entry into service was Hiedleburg, Germany 27 Oct, 1945. He told my mother he helped liberate Dachau and was in charge of the ambulances transporting the Jewish survivors to area hospitals. He returned to USA on 23 Aug 1948. His records for this time period were lost by fire in St Louis, MO. Please help me find his lost WD AGO Form 53
1138	Date: 2007-04-25 06:08:02 James C Higginbotham Jr ( higginbotham_jr@earthlink.net / no homepage) wrote: This was my first assignment in 1950 to Sonthofen on a troop train. Was assigned from Sonthofen to Wildflecken circle C, to 373rd "B" Co. Darmstadt US Constabulary Northern Area Honor Guard Company. This was the Best Unit, Sharpest and Proudest Organization I was ever in during my first three years in the service. "We were the Best of Everything"! What made me Inquire about US Constabulary on line this nigth/morn? Only God can answer this. I am elited with my findings, for and Elite Group of Comrades still in existence. God Bless! J.C. Higginbotham, Jr.
1137	Date: 2007-04-24 03:18:25 jim miller ( constabulary27@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: has anyone contacted konrad ege about the documentary he is making? i checked him out on google and he is legit.sure would be a great way for us to get some international coverage.
1136	Date: 2007-04-23 22:12:49 Mike ( wlpilot@web.de / no homepage) wrote: Searching veterans who was in Gablingen near Augsburg/Germany who made photos. Researching about Gablingen history. Thank you for the help. Mike Augsburg/Germany
1135	Date: 2007-04-21 20:42:06 WILFRED BELLAVANCE ( LBELLAVANC@AOL.COM / no homepage) wrote: I WAS STATIONED IN WIEDEN,GERMANY. WITH THE 53RD CONSTABULARY IT WAS DEACTAVATE IN 1949 AND REASSIGNED TO THE 15TH CONSABULARY I ARRIVED IN BREMERHAVEN CHRISTMAS EVE 1948 I LEFT IN JUNE 1952 WE PATROLLED MANY A COLD WINTER NIGHTS ON THE RUSSSIAN AND CHZKCOSLOVAKEN BORDEWR AND ALSO SOME VERRY NICE WARM EVENNING IN THE SOMMER TIME, THROU IT ALL I INJOYED MY TOUR OF DUTY VERY MUCH. THESE AR E A FEW THOUGHTS WHILE I WAS SURFFING YOUR WEB SITE. TROOPER WILL BELLAVANCE AKA TRUCK
1134	Date: 2007-04-06 20:25:45 Robret Hart ( hart0011@mc.duke.edu / no homepage) wrote: My father Richard Hart, was with the U S Constabulary's 2nd Armored Calvary Company D during 1947-1952 stationed in Augsburg/Bamburg Germany. He was with the M-24 tanks.My father and I were wondering if there was a way to find more vets from the 2nd Armored Calvary from that time period.Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance and, Thank you all for your service, Robert
1133	Date: 2007-04-06 19:48:24 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: HAPPY EASTER TO ALL MY FELLOW TROOPERS AND FRIENDS. HOPE TO SEE MANY TROOPERS FROM OP8 AND GUESTS AT OUR OP8 REUNION IN RENO,NV. APRIL 30-MAY 4th. AL SALLUSTIO...35/42nd SQDNS..FUSSEN AND AUGSBURG. STILL SEEKING ANYONE WHO REMEMBERS SGT. BILL RUMMAGE,FRED POLNIAK,AND ANYONE WHO PLAYED BASEBALL FOR 35TH SQDN 1947-48.
1132	Date: 2007-04-04 01:56:25 William K. Jackson ( utilakid@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: Served as a trooper from Feb. 1946 to Oct. 1946 first in Kitzingen for a short while and then in Schweinfurt for the rest of my time. Was in the 14th Constabulary Rgmt. Light Tank Troop. First Sgt. was named Riley. Went on AM raids on occasion, had German beer in the mess halls and learned to dance the polka while in Germany. Was driver of lead tank and had a T4 rating. Took tank training in Fort Riley, Kansas in 1944. Had M24 tanks. Here are some of the names I remember. Smothers, Bean, Perry, Denton, Monohan, Sweet. Bennet, Arbo, Peterson, Anderson, and others. Any of you still around email me or call me. Bill Jackson. Member outpost 5.
1131	Date: 2007-04-03 00:18:44 antonio "ditto" dibenedetto ( lav975@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: i was a member of the 68th constabulary squadron, hqts and troop "c" in budingen and augsburg from 1946 to 1948. I was on the baseball team for two years and was known as "ditto". i am also a member of the constabulary assoc. cp-1. i would like to hear from anyone who served with me.
1130	Date: 2007-03-28 19:29:16 jim miller ( constabulary27@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: I recieved an email from a konrad ege who claims he is filming a doc on the constabulary for ARD GERMAN PUBLIC TELEVISION. he is requesting information from former troopers about their experiences during their tour of duty.he is in the baltimore area and his emeil is konradege@cs.com and his phone is 301 699 3908. if interested,contact him. he sounds legit.
1129	Date: 2007-03-28 04:19:23 Elden Allen ( olefrog@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Ole frog remembers you guys I was in the Fritzlar Post in 1948 with the 532nd Military Police Company.Your site brought back a few memorys . An old trooper
1128	Date: 2007-03-27 17:37:38 Thomas ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello troopers, I searched the Berlin Brigade webside and found that the 16 th Constabulary Sqd. served at Oliver Barraks at the east post. You find photo under new photos: Andrew Barraks and Turner barraks. ##### ...Berlin, the first Army Provost Marshal arrived, Colonel G.W. Busbey. In early 1946, the Berlin Military Post was formed composed of the 16th Constabulary Squadron and the 759th Military Police Battalion. The 759th MP Bn. was responsible for guarding the borders##.... Yours Thomas OP1
1127	Date: 2007-03-26 23:51:16 Robert White ( bobnokhite@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: I can't find an address for te U.S. Constabulary Association Headquarters
1126	Date: 2007-03-22 21:02:09 Esther Marie Cook ( photinacooik@yahoo.com / http://trillionplan.tripod.com/) wrote: AMERICA NEEDS YOU AGAIN TO SAVE IRAQ We need to do for Iraq what we did for Germany and Japan AFTER WW II. Why has nobody else said so? You are the True Greatest Generation and MUST NOT be forgotten. I am a writer and I want to get lots of you into magazines.
1125	Date: 2007-03-21 18:41:58 Thomas ( Thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Troopers! I´m looking for Troopers who have photos from US-Constabularies serving in WEST-BERLIN, Germany. I´m helping an American historian, Dr. John Provan, living in Germany. If you know somebody having photos, perhaps living too in Germany, I would go and visit him to make good copies of it. Please contact me under my E-mail address. Thank you. Thomas OP 1
1124	Date: 2007-03-18 15:23:14 George Thompson ( Edelweiss@Aol.Com / no homepage) wrote: The 14th Constabulary Sqd. served in Berlin. I suggest that you troopers visit the Berlin Brigade Web Site : http://www.berlin-brigade.de/ You will have to search the Web Site to find Costabulary Patches,etc. Trooper George Thompson
1123	Date: 2007-03-18 05:27:22 eric spaeth ( sparknfly@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I believe my father was part of this unit, his name was Stanley Spaeth. I was hoping to get more info about this unit and if there was any one who may remember my dad. he currently lives in landers ca.
1122	Date: 2007-03-08 01:09:55 Langlois Leo E ( tankcommanderleo@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Like to talk to anyone from tank co 1st battalion 2 arn cav
1121	Date: 2007-03-07 23:49:54 gene marsh ( gene@marsh.org / no homepage) wrote: great page-- keep it up
1120	Date: 2007-03-07 16:25:00 Therese Stinnett ( therese.stinnett@us.army.mil / no homepage) wrote: My father, Emmett M. Smith, served in the Constabulary in Germany from 1945 or 1946 until his tour of duty ended. He was from San Francisco, CA. One of his grandson's is doing a report on WW II and I found your website while helping him research. Thank you for having this information on the web. Does anyone recall a nickname for a unit, called the "seven steps to hell" He spoke of it when I was quite young, so I cannot recall the details. thank you.
1119	Date: 2007-03-06 02:17:23 LOUIS A LYNN ( Rousca74@insightbb.com / no homepage) wrote: Just want to say hello to all the troopers and to all who click on our web-site if any former Constabulary trooper would like to join our association just e-mail me and I will send you an application blank will need you full mailing address, Have a great daY AND STAY HEALTHY. L.lYNN NATIONAL RECRUITING OFFICER.
1118	Date: 2007-03-05 04:39:58 Jim ( jimshany@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Trying to help my dad find his army buddies. 1951-53 Stationed in Augsburg. Played baseball for the 2nd Dragoons! he hung out with a football star from Kentucky named Paul Radis We have many pictures. Short guy last name Sain (richard) from Michigan. Was also manager of the football team.
1117	Date: 2007-03-04 22:50:16 LaVerta Roof ( ROOF606@AOL.COM / no homepage) wrote: I am proud that my departed father was a part of keeping communism away from America, the land that I love.
1116	Date: 2007-03-02 20:56:28 Jo Behrens ( gobobs@cox.net / no homepage) wrote: My husband, Bob, and I lived in Kassel from 1968 to 1972 while he was stationed at Rothwesten. Our oldest son was born there, and in many ways, I grew up there and still regard it as my home. On a return visit to Kassel in 2005, (with the grown son and his young family) I purchased Uberlebensberichte, the stories of October 1943. I share its pictures with students when I teach my World War II unit at the local university. To this I will add your family's touching story. Thank you. I have enjoyed wandering through your website on this snowy Omaha afternoon while much of the city is closed. Rothwesten holds many memories for my family.
1115	Date: 2007-03-01 20:25:15 Steve Parnell ( slparnell56@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: My father was a member of the constabulary in 1946...he is very excited about the upcoming reunion and I am going to make sure he gets there!
1114	Date: 2007-02-28 20:38:52 Floyd Blomdahl ( fallen3333@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: Interesting website. I landed in Scwabach,Germany in April 1946 . It was the 53rd Armored Infantry Battalion that later was known as a Constabulary Squadron. Not sure if it was the 53rd or not. I was discharged after leaving for the US in January 1947.
1113	Date: 2007-02-22 22:09:27 Richard P Ross ( nanapross1@bellsouth.net / no homepage) wrote: I was a member of the 2nd constabulary band stationed in Augsburg in 1947-48. Have just read your web site for the first time. How may I join the orginazition? Looking forward to hearing from you. With best regards Dick Ross
1112	Date: 2007-02-21 13:47:48 George Thompson ( Edelweiss131@Aol.Com / no homepage) wrote: Hi Troopers ! Reinhard V. of Berlin, Germany is looking for a Berlin Constabulary Patch to add to his collection & to show on his Berlin Memories Web Site. If you have one & are willing to donate it to him please let me know.If you would like to have his Web Site addres please E - Mail me. Thank you! Trooper George Thompson 131 Cherry Blossom Drive, Churchville, Pa. 18966 - 1016
1111	Date: 2007-02-19 19:39:40 Thomas ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Lt.Col Preuss! Did you have a look at Index F? Phil Sandoval was in FZ too. Write him a mail and give a "HI" from Thomas. May be, he could give you an idear how to get hold of any info. His mail is psandoval@mlode.com. Viele Grüße nach Nordhessen von Thomas Schmidt. Thomas OP 1
1110	Date: 2007-02-19 19:14:25 Jürgen Preuß ( preuss-juergen@web.de / no homepage) wrote: I`m LtCol ret. of german army aviation and was on duty as a helicopter pilot at fritzlar airbase from 1973 until may last year. Now I´m working on a script titled "70 Years Fritzlar Airbase,1938 - 2008". Your website is very helpful especially due to the fotos from Gilbert Matherne and Neil Aikin. The storys of them give a good impression about that times life at Fritzlar. In addition I´m interested on information about the reason why french forces came into Fritzlar Boelke-Kaserne in 1951, a location in the US area of responsebility after ww2 and how long US Air Force Units of The Hell Hawks (365 FG) and 404 FG were at the base including their aircraft. best regards Jürgen
1109	Date: 2007-02-18 20:18:40 Jim Hasty JR. ( jastwo@gt.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: I was in Berlin Germany from 1953 to 1955, would like to hear from anyone of that time.... Jim
1108	Date: 2007-02-14 20:54:43 Louis W Cline ( opa1930@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: i was a member of the 70th FA Bn from 1949 to 1953 stationed at Fussen and Nurnberg
1107	Date: 2007-02-14 20:53:50 Thomas ( no email / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! You are doing a lovely job. Your father too would be proud of you. We are glad to have you. Take care yfThomas
1106	Date: 2007-02-14 20:51:45 Thomas from Wiesbaden ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello constabulary troopers. I´m Thomas from outpost one. Did you give your wifes some flowers today? :-)) Does anybody know, if Constabularies were too in Bremen or Bremer Haven? Or do you know somebody of the US-Army who was in Bremen or Bremer Haven and has perhaps some pictures of that time? If yes, please send me a mail. Take care. Thomas OP1
1105	Date: 2007-02-10 06:16:58 Alex Del Tergo ( amd2539@verizon.net / no homepage) wrote: just checking in to say hello! and updating my e-mail adress. i was assigned in feb 1950 to tk co.2nd bn.2nd acr regt. (usc) later on the 2nd bn. moved to bamberg,i left bamberg dec.1952. would love to hear from lavin,aufiero,kukla,bevard,viprino,butera and others stay well!
1104	Date: 2007-02-08 01:28:16 George Beard ( gwb55@earthlink.net / no homepage) wrote: I found your site very interesting. I've been looking for info on my dad Pfc. Virgil Beard who served in the Hq Tp 10th Constabulary Regt. from 3/23/46 to 10/3/46. Your site has help me learn a little more about what he did in WW2
1103	Date: 2007-02-04 14:30:48 Irene ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Thomas, I have updated the web site in INDEX G and still have plenty to do. My computer been down too long but now running from my old laptop. I should have the desk computer repaired by the Thursday. You stay on top of your research with the Air base. Give your mother all my best. Mach's gut.... Irene
1102	Date: 2007-02-04 12:21:10 Thomas ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! I contacted the base again, possibly the letter got lost!? I called. The women at the Air base told me she would take care of it. I will call her on tuesday again to make shure my 2. letter arrived. At 16;00 h I visit my mother and read your letter you send to her. Take care. yf Thomas OP I
1101	Date: 2007-02-03 18:27:49 Rich Rinaldi ( retrich59@verizon.net / no homepage) wrote: A fascinating site, at which I discovered that Patch Barracks (where I was in high school in the 1960s) had been the last HQ of the US Constabulary.
1100	Date: 2007-02-02 13:49:15 Wilfred E. Bellavance ( lbellavanc@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was stationed in Wieden Germany with the 15th.Constabulary from Dec 1948 to 1954
1099	Date: 2007-02-02 01:14:07 Jim Whitaker ( oldjc.1@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: Hello to all, I was last in contact with Dear Irene, the 24th. of January, this year. Irene was having computer problems, and was going to have her computer repaired. That is more than likely why Irene has not answered any of her e-mails... Write me if you want.. I was stationed in Fritzlar 1949, 1950.. .
1098	Date: 2007-01-28 20:28:05 Francesco ( franz_53@libero.it / no homepage) wrote: I have found this site very well done and extremely interesting. Congratulations!
1097	Date: 2007-01-28 19:20:21 Charles H. Monroe ( monroec390@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I served from Sept. 1948 to Feb. 1954 with the 8th mm ord co attached to the 6th ac & got to know southern Germany very well as well as the whole American sector. I have many fond memories of my tour of duty with the US Constabulary which gave me a reason to stay in the army & retire as an E-7 with 22 years of service. I was also in WWII as a navy momm2 stationed abord the USS ABSD 2 in the South Pacific which was torpedoed in 1945
1096	Date: 2007-01-28 00:19:43 Adolph W. York ( adolphwilliam@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Joined the 74th field artillery Constabulary in January of 1949 and quartered in (C) Battery. started out with the 105 Howitzer then a battery cook and Graduated with a degree in culinary cooking. Later was transferred to HQ & HQ battery of the 36th field artillery in babenhausen, Germany in 1952. Honorably discharged with the rank of corporal from Battle Creek, Michigan On July 3rd 1952 other Activities Body building, Photography, boxing and traveling to many parts of Europe, Luxemburg and many vacation leaves to Garmisch, Germany. Also made many army friends which I still communicate with.
1095	Date: 2007-01-27 20:54:11 Bill Vogele ( wvogele@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Outpost #8 "D" Troop 35th & 42nd Sqdn.2nd Const.Regt Fussen- Augsburg,Germany July 1946-Dec 1948
1094	Date: 2007-01-25 20:24:14 Ed Keaney ( edwki@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: My new e-mail address.. CO "D" 2Bn 14th ACR 1950 to 1953
1093	Date: 2007-01-24 19:01:24 robert d bretz ( lbbretz@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: i was a member of the 22nd and 24th in
1092	Date: 2007-01-18 22:33:16 jim miller 08 ( constabulary27@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: what ever became of the idea of making a documentary about the constabulary and trying to get the history channel interested in it ?
1091	Date: 2007-01-10 23:16:31 Irene ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Thomas, so nice to hear from you. Happy 2007 to you too. Let me know what goes with Erbenheim. Take care, Irene
1090	Date: 2007-01-09 20:20:10 Thomas ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! Happy new year. I contacted the us-base Erbenheim by postmail, but up to now no answer. Things take their time. I write you now an email to your private address. yfT
1089	Date: 2007-01-07 05:25:22 Garfield C. Geyer ( garfield29@localnet.com / no homepage) wrote: email address change only. See page 9 I would like to hear from my old tanker friends. garf
1088	Date: 2007-01-04 17:02:06 Karl Fastje ( kfast1935@earthlink.net / no homepage) wrote: Enjoyed looking at photos,I was in Bad Hersfeld,14 A/C in Jan 56 to Oct 57
1087	Date: 2007-01-04 17:01:25 Karl Fastje ( kfast1935@earthlink.net / no homepage) wrote: Enjoyed looking at old photos,I was in 14 A/C in Bad Hersfeld during 01-56 t0 10-57,brings back memories.
1086	Date: 2007-01-01 17:12:02 Franklin D Bamsey ( fdbamsey@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: This is a change in E-Mail address only.
1085	Date: 2007-01-01 02:55:55 jim miller 08 ( constabulary27@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: WE RID THE WORLD OF SADDAM. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED. NOW,LETS BRING THE TROOPS HOME.
1084	Date: 2006-12-31 12:47:32 Charlie Joe Elsea ( ElsBtyl@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Happy New Year to all you Troopers May you enjoy good Health all year long. Charlie Joe Elsea, National Commander
1083	Date: 2006-12-30 03:35:28 William Shoen ( billo@northnet.org / no homepage) wrote: I was stationed at Ecterdingen air field outside Stutgart 47thru49 Had a square dance band ,taught square dancing called square dances. Name of band Circle C Cowboys.Fiddle Banjo Guitar drums Played at Officers and NCO clubs all around the Stutgart area
1082	Date: 2006-12-30 00:53:40 Charlie Madden ( cgi9721@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: I was a member of the 42nd Constab Squadron from Jan '49 until Mar '52. I entered as a Recruit and left as an E5. I was stationed in the Sheridan Kasern, Augsburg Ger. The 42nd became part of the 2nd Armed. Cav. during 1949. I remained in the Army until 1969. I retired as 1st Sgt. I served in many different units during those years and looking back I would say I enjoyed every part.
1081	Date: 2006-12-22 20:54:14 Paul Booker ( cestmoi@adelphia.net / no homepage) wrote: I was in 3/2 ACR in the late 80's when the wall finally came down. I just added a Constabulary Ike Jacket to my uniform collection because of it's historical connection to the 2nd ACR. This site is great in representing this history. Thanks
1080	Date: 2006-12-22 17:51:06 John Sneed ( emailbob@bellsouth.net / no homepage) wrote: I have found a brass belt buckle that my Father wore with the following engraving "c-Troop 27th Constab. Sqdn. He was in Germany from D Day until the early 50's. Does anyone recognize the name of SSG John Herman Sneed?
1079	Date: 2006-12-22 06:48:59 John Sagan ( fsag5@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was in the 6th armored calvary,stationed Landshut Germany, 1952 and 2nd armored division in 1951, French zone. I hope to catch up with some old buddies. John
1078	Date: 2006-12-22 04:48:51 jim miller OP8 ( constabulary27@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Hi jim; Got to sonthofen in mar 48. assigned to third platoon. platoon leader was Lt joe taylor. Lt smith took over when joe went home. platoon sgt was sgt paton. we did demo's on the parade ground for students.think CO was capt. silverman.
1077	Date: 2006-12-21 12:33:46 James M Lantz ( jlantz@macomb.com / no homepage) wrote: I was in the demonstation & guard troop at the constabulary school in Sonthofen in 1946 when the school was founded. Would appreciate hearing from any one who was there at that time.
1076	Date: 2006-12-16 04:09:29 jim miller ( constabulary27@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: received an xmas letter from former Lt. wilfred smith,platoon leader,third platoon d and g troop,sonthofen.he is alive and kicking.served in korea and nam after sonthofen.retired with one star on hes shoulder. boy,that brought back memories.
1075	Date: 2006-12-15 18:45:53 Joseph M Comerford ( j.comerford@comcast.net / http://home.comcast.net/~j.comerford/wsb/html/view.cgi-home.html-.html) wrote: Real nice website, I met my wife in Kassel while I was serving with the Army security agency at Rothwesten. I arrived in Germany by ship tourist class military transport. I met my wife in 1956 marry her if you months after. We have been `castle many times over the years, have a lot a wonderful memories of Germany Regards Joseph and Margot Comerford Cambridge, Massachusetts
1074	Date: 2006-12-15 16:01:38 Howard C. Berkowitz ( hcb@netcases.net / no homepage) wrote: I'm looking at the Constabulary and associated contemporary planning for the Occupation (e.g., OPERATION RANKIN series), as a historical background for contemporary forces pacifying and building occupied ares.
1073	Date: 2006-12-14 19:51:58 RUTH BAXTER ( azzucar_rojas@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Thank you for this site. Im an old Air Force brat. I spent time in Freising while my dad was with the 604th ac&w sq at Vimy Kaserne. I loved that base. and Im glad to have learned prior history of Freising before the Air Force. thanks again
1072	Date: 2006-12-14 00:36:03 EDWARD P. WELLS ( EPWGE@AOL.COM / no homepage) wrote: IN THE ARMY AT SWEINFURT,GERMANY FROM 1948 TO 1951 WAS CPL WORK IN THE OFFICE
1071	Date: 2006-12-13 20:30:46 Charlie Joe Elsea ( elsbttyl@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I want to take this opportunity to wish everyone a Very Merry Christmas and a Healthy and Happy New Year. I hope to see you a the Reunion in September 2007. Charlie Joe Elsea National Commander
1070	Date: 2006-12-13 18:19:17 Ray Urbanski ( ray2412@myexcel.com / no homepage) wrote: On Saturday morning, Dec 9th 2006 I had a talk with the players of the Dallas Cowboys Football team and told them that on the next day, Sunday the 10th of December they would be playing a team called the New Orlean Saints. I told them that I had a very good friend named Irene Moore who lives in Louisiana and I imagine her team is the Saints. I told them to do me a favor and let the Saints win the game. They all told me they would and they did. The score was 42-17. Now Irene, I still love ya and you will always be my friend but one time is enough. Next time we play, Dallas 27 - New Orleans, 10 ------Ray
1069	Date: 2006-12-10 03:58:27 Irene ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Thomas I am wishing you good luck and let me know what you find out with the research. Contact me as soon as you get back. I wish your mother the best of health and give her my love. Merry Christmas to you both. Irene
1068	Date: 2006-12-10 00:25:17 frank g atwater ( fmatwater@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was a 1stLt, MSC, assigned to the 3rd Bn 14A/C in Bad Hersfeld Ger around 1954-1956... Had some good times and some bad....the Bn had some great Cmdrs...L/C Al Hislop and L/C Roosevelt Plummer, during that time....Yers later after I left the rmy I ran into Al Hislop at Clark AFB...I was a civ assigned there and he was on his way to Vietnam...On the same flight was my NCOIC Dobie...small world frank g atwater new port richey fl fmatwater@aol.com
1067	Date: 2006-12-08 18:16:31 LOUIS A LYNN ( Rousca74@insightbb.com / no homepage) wrote: Here's to a very merry Christmas and a most joyful new year, Hope to see all the troopers at the 07 National. Hang in there. Lou
1066	Date: 2006-12-08 10:39:31 Thomas ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! I send a letter to the US-Base in Erbenheim-Wiesbaden to ask for some doks/ photos of the Contab. May be we have luck. I gave them the link to our webside and told them about our several mil.-awards. Take care yft NB: I´ll be for one week in Dover, searching in the archives, ancestry and perhaps something about US-Army "C". Merry x-mas and happy NEW Year to all "C" Troopers Thomas
1065	Date: 2006-12-05 06:02:45 jim miller ( constabulary27@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: mr de salvo; i was stationed at sonthofen when your dad was there,however,i did not work directly with him,but i do know he was oss during the war. gene snowden of our assoc knew him and i am sure that if he sees your message he will contact you. good luck. jim miller
1064	Date: 2006-12-05 03:10:43 WILLIAM DESALVO ( rmdesalno@verizon.net / no homepage) wrote: I AM THE SON OF COL. WILLIAM J. DESALVO(THEN CAPT CONSTABULARY SCHOOL SONTHOFEH 46-48). I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANY ONE WHO REMEMBERS MY DAD. THANKS BILL jR.
1063	Date: 2006-12-04 18:15:45 Sam Zafran ( maznarfaz@coc.net / no homepage) wrote: Guess I lived longer than my Life Membership. Sent a letter to National Commander suggesting change in Lighting Bolt issue. Thought might be better to start up a Web Site for members to click on to instead of it having to be mailed.Merry Christmas to all and to others a happy holiday Press On
1062	Date: 2006-12-03 03:42:11 andrew andreyko jr ( andrewandreyko@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: my father was in one of these units, he was in a unit that used armored cars.
1061	Date: 2006-12-01 15:38:35 Ed Bowley ( edlbee@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Hi Irene.............Just crusin'...gotta tak e a look at the page from time to time...Best to you and Ronnie.. Ed
1060	Date: 2006-11-29 04:21:10 Curtis Brock ( pastorcurt@praisinghim.com / no homepage) wrote: My dad Vance G. Brock served in WW11 in the 11th Constabulary Regiment. Is there anyone who might know him. He is from Kentucky and is 82 years old. He was in Weiden, Germany.
1059	Date: 2006-11-25 02:16:00 Arnold "Slim" Ahlquist ( rueckerfam@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: I was with the 51st CON squadron in Passau in 1946 and 1947.
1058	Date: 2006-11-19 20:44:34 Herbert J Nichols ( hjdnichols@frontiernet.net / no homepage) wrote: I was in the 6th Constabulary in Coburg. I was in communications. I would like names of others who were there at that time.
1057	Date: 2006-11-18 23:59:23 John C. McLaughlin ( jocage1@earthlink.net / no homepage) wrote: Hi Rich, Correction....I used richard.f.saunier@u.s.army.mil John
1056	Date: 2006-11-18 23:53:20 John C. McLaughlin ( jocage1@earthlink.net / no homepage) wrote: Hi Richard, I emailed you request for 68th. Squadron crest, if still available. Email returned as undelivalble. I used richard.f.saunier@u.s.mil. Is emailaddress correct? John
1055	Date: 2006-11-18 15:22:35 Irene ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: We received notice that John A. Wojnilko passed away 11/15/06. He was not a member but served in the US Constabulary, HQ 24th Sqdn 4th Regiment. His family has our prayers.
1054	Date: 2006-11-17 00:59:31 EDWARD P. WELLS ( EPWGE@AOL.COM / no homepage) wrote: SERVICE IN THE 14TH ARMD CAV FROM 1948 TO 1951 AND RELIST OVER THERE. WAS IN CO D I WAS CLERK IN OFFICE AND THE TRANSFER TO ANOTHER OUTFITR
1053	Date: 2006-11-16 01:48:36 richard saunier-flanders ( richard.f.saunier@us.army.mil / no homepage) wrote: I have in my possession a unit crest from the 68th Squadron the yellow Berlin Lion on the Maroon Shield which reads "Viam Sibi Aperire". If any US Constabulary member would like to have this unit crest I could mail it to them. The unit crest was in my father's WWII shoe box, he was in the signal corps for the Ninth and Eighth Army Air Force.
1052	Date: 2006-11-15 20:50:26 Louis V. Mangiaracina ( coerdeleon@verizon.net / no homepage) wrote: Any one out there remember me? We left Brooklyn N.Y aboard the USS Boise bound for LeHavre France around November 1945. We had 8 men washed overboard and never recovered them in as much as they were missing the day after we left New York, the first night on the Alantic. We arrived in Plymouth England on Thanksgiving Day and we wer not allowed to go on land. We left for Le Havre France and arrived the next day. We were camped at Camp Pall Mall and after several days we boarded the 40x8s (Left over freight cars from World War 1.. After several days on these box cars we arrived at a little know town called Laubasechbach. Wow that's as bad as my last name. We were billetted in a dentist's house and then aboard some trucks we headed and stayed in Marburg, in what had previously been a mental hospital and I believe became the third repple depple hospital. Several days there and then it was on to our most permanent location and the name of this little fairy tale town, Fronhausen/Lahn. We were billetted in private houses and operated under our new name 17th Cavalry reconnasens Squadron, Troop C, 3rd platoon. We were called the District Constabulary. I remember a Lt. Kristenoff and and old lifetime career 1st Seargent Gecsey. Did not know it at the time but there were soldiers that had come out of U.S.Army stockades that were sent over seas to do good time. Wow what a bunch of guys to put little old me in with. We were told to do a lot of patrols, so the Germans would know that we did not abandon them to the Russians. Like we could have held them off if a war with them had broken out. Several months later I enrolled in a signal school in Sechenheim Germany. Learned Morse Code and learned how to fend off the Russian Radio Jammers. Went back to my troop then after several weeks, and did a small stint as a Courier for the CIC and CID. This did not last long and several months, I can't remember, how long we and the whole 17th were moved to a town near Bad Nauheim. I know we spent many Saturday Nights at the dances at the Stadt Hallin Heidelberg. Some time in October of 1946 we were shipped home to the good old USA We left from Bremerhaven aboard the General CC Ballou. A real down to earth Liberty ship. I was discharged shortly after being processed at Camp Kilmer N.J. So if you know me drop me a line.
1051	Date: 2006-11-14 08:24:40 Joe Murray ( windmountaingold@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Regensburg Germany 1951-1952. 6th ACR, 3rd Bat. Hdq Co, and Tank Co. CW Radio operator (YEEEE). 1951-1952. Troopers names I can recall today are Tom Burke, Tom Faciola, Walt Palmer, Bill Dials and(Farruchi/spelling ???). Memories have faded.
1050	Date: 2006-11-11 18:36:26 Louis (Lou) Lynn ( Rousca@insightbb.com / no homepage) wrote: Troopers I still have a few of the 07 Constabulary calendars on hand if you are interested let me know, L. Lynn
1049	Date: 2006-11-10 22:22:39 ALLEN k. janard ( alsway@gmail.com / no homepage) wrote: LOVE TO HEAR FROM ANY TANKER===========FROM THE 14A/C 2ND BN. TANK CO.=====WAS IN SCHWEINFURT AND BAD KISSISGEN ===1950==1953 GERMANY
1048	Date: 2006-11-09 19:53:39 T.E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! Closed by Wiesbaden we have a US-Base. I believe they have too historic files dept. and perhaps some items of our org. US "C" like pictures etc. When I have holiday I will call at the base and ask for info. and perhaps something for our webside. yft
1047	Date: 2006-11-07 15:28:42 Louis A Lynn ( Rousca74@insightbb.com / no homepage) wrote: TO ALL HAVE A GREAT THANKSGIVING AND MANY MORE STAY HEALTHY AND HOPE TO SEE YOU AT THE NEXT NATIONAL, THE BEST TO YOU AND YOURS.
1046	Date: 2006-11-07 00:52:26 Ray Urbanski ( ray2412@myexcel.com / no homepage) wrote: CHRISTIANE FIGUEROA - REF: SFC Cisco R Rainwater,Guest Book entry number 1044 - I was stationed with your dad. I sent you two emails but they were returned. Please email me. Thanks, Ray
1045	Date: 2006-11-06 21:33:32 Irene Moore ( irmoore@eatel.net / http://www.usconstabulary.com) wrote: Nov. 1, 2006, just 5 days before the Army Times came out with the article asking the Secretary of Defense to step down, I was contacted by Melissa Vogt, the Deputy news editor of the Army Times. She explains she and a freelance writer were looking for a few pictures of the U.S. Constabulary to illustrate a piece to the resurrection of a U.S. Constabulary as a peace-keeping force in Iraq. I did send to Melissa several scanned copies of the colorful U.S. Constabulary patch along with several historical pictures of troopers that was donated to our web site. As soon as I hear something from the Army Times of when this article will come out, I will post it in our web site...............Your web editor, Irene
1044	Date: 2006-11-06 01:30:21 Christiane Figueroa ( rainh20@earthlink.net / no homepage) wrote: Just happened to see my dad's name on your site. really great SFC. Cisco R. Rainwater
1043	Date: 2006-10-27 19:19:16 Irene Moore ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Ray, your message has brightened up my day. It will be nice to get back home to Louisiana but that will not happen until March. Old Man Winter will shut me in while I visit MI. This Cajun gal is not use to that kind of COLD. Ha Ha, I brought my gloves!!! Thanks, Irene.
1042	Date: 2006-10-25 16:17:47 Ray Urbanski ( ray2412@myexcel.com / no homepage) wrote: Hi to you Irene. I just sent you an email bringing you up to date. Havent talked to you in a couple years. I see your in Michigan now. We were there last year. Not in Holland but in Three Oaks which borders Indiana. I have been trying to get up to date on some of the entries in the guest book. Have a nice time while you are gone and I know everyone will be glad when your back. Stay sweet. Ray.
1041	Date: 2006-10-19 16:53:27 Irene ( irmoore@eatel.net / http://www.usconstabulary.com) wrote: Hi troopers, Ronnie and I have been traveling since Sept. from La, to Pa, to New Jersey and now we are in Holland, MI. We will be here for a while. His job keeps us busy. The country is beautiful. I will be updating the web site in a few days. United States Constabulary Web Editor, Irene
1040	Date: 2006-10-15 15:38:31 T. E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! I saw your message, will answer when I´m at my office. At present I´m in an Internet shop. Best TES OP 1
1039	Date: 2006-10-12 02:43:54 allen k. janard ( alsway@gmail.com / no homepage) wrote: Was in the 14th A/C/ 2nd Bn. Tk. co.1950 -1953 Home base Schweinfurt and Bad Kissingen.So proud to be part of the US. Constabulary.
1038	Date: 2006-10-10 21:15:22 Dee Wayne White ( white0629@astound.net / no homepage) wrote: I served in Constabulary from 1946-49, mostly with 6th Reg. HQ. I'm researching now to determine dates, places and units, and will post when I know my history.
1037	Date: 2006-10-09 21:55:10 Manfred Roy Reinhart ( mcroy@arcor.de / http://www.mcroyreinhart.de) wrote: If I looking four my father first name : roy mc. family name , I dont no. this man is a constabulary soldier by the 15the Regiment, and 15the sqadron station Autobahn Kasserne(Brcks) to Mannheim - Seckenheim, leader from Brcks Loredo Kasserne. station Time april 1946 to oktober 1946. My father firstname Roy Mc. last/familyname, I dont no. heas to the time 1946 maby 18 or 19 jears old. Please help my, and send my a E-Mail. thank you. Sorry four my bat english.
1036	Date: 2006-10-01 20:44:47 Ed Keaney ( edwki@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: Looking for Frank FRITZ O'Donnel D Co 2nd btn 14AC...1950 to 1952
1035	Date: 2006-09-23 15:27:18 Matt Rimmer ( gmc.cckw@trucks.wanadoo.co.uk / no homepage) wrote: Hi, I am restoring a 1944 Dodge 3/4 ton Weapons Carrier and I would like to paint it to represent a vehicle of the US Constabulary. I am seeking any photos or information on Dodge WC's used by the Constabulary. Many Thanks, Matt.
1034	Date: 2006-08-30 02:41:41 milfred l heldreth /bob ( spacefr@aol.com / http://www.myspace.com/bobfr) wrote: DEGERNDORF BAVERIA I WAS IN ATROOP 66TH SQD FROM 1947TO MAY 1949 I WAS COM CHIEF WHEN I LEFT AS ASTAFF SGT THEN TO FORT MONMOUTH NJ AND ON TO TRIESTE RETUNED TOFT SILL THEN ON TO KOREA COMM CHIEF RADIO CO 304TH SIG CO 8TH ARMY
1033	Date: 2006-08-29 17:05:41 Patricia Klindienst ( pklindienst@mac.com / no homepage) wrote: I am looking for anyone who remembers my father, Capt. Edward F. Klindienst, who served with the Constabulary School Communications Dept., Sonthofen, and then was a Train Commander. He lived in Obersdorf from July through December 1946. After three years teaching in the ROTC program at the U of Delawae, he was reassigned to Germany in 1951. He sailed to Bremerhaven on the USNS Gen. Rose on 18 June 1951, and was then stationed in Karlsruhe (APO 403) w. the 552d AAA Gun Bn. After that, for a time, he was in Mannheim. He was sent back to the 95th AAA Gun Bn, Sandhofen in November 1951 and returned to the US in Feb. 1952. A summary of his service in Germany reads, "Commanded AAA Battery, performed duty as Bn Motor Officer, and Bn Safety Officer." I would be glad to hear from anyone who can help me understand what it was like to be in Germany at this time, or who knew my fathr or served in one of these areas. Thanks!
1032	Date: 2006-08-26 22:57:08 John Stangle ( c1computerdoc@yahoo.com / http://freepages.military.rootsweb.com/~navylogalbum/) wrote: Great web site I enjoyed my visit very much , thank you for putting it online.
1031	Date: 2006-08-24 18:32:46 T. E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Jim! Try this link: http://www.eep4u.com/shopgerman/ and then put in field "search" on that webside "constabulary". Then you´ll find those wagons and pictures. The other link does´nt work from USA. Sorry TET OP!
1030	Date: 2006-08-24 12:40:56 T. E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Jim miller! It is a modell of an passengerwaggon darkgreen and yellow letters. Just have a look over the link i wrote down. The link is: www.eep4u.com/shopgerman/sg__e_328-Waggons-Personenwaggons-Militaertransport Tom OP 1
1029	Date: 2006-08-24 03:43:15 jim miller ( constabulary27@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: are we talking about the 40 and 8 ? i rode that thing from le harve to amberg in mar 46
1028	Date: 2006-08-21 18:08:23 T. E. Togo ( Thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! a tip for collectors of Railwaywagon of US-Constabulary 1946 www.eep4u.com/shopgerman/sg__e_328-Waggons-Personenwaggons-Militaertransport They were used to carry officers?! Take care Thomas OP 1
1027	Date: 2006-08-18 15:37:27 Joseph Claus ( jcclaus@verizon.net / no homepage) wrote: Send information on reunions, after august 2006. Send application to join to 404 mcmichaels dr stroudsburg pa 18360 Trooper Claus, 16th constabulary troop A / 6th inf. 1948 t0 1951
1026	Date: 2006-08-10 15:13:29 Carmine Colombo ( charlieopac@peoplepc.com / no homepage) wrote: I was with 94th Constabulary Sq. E Troop Weiden Germany 1946 to 1948 Would like to hear from some troopers of that time and place
1025	Date: 2006-08-04 11:04:15 Ann Harris ( lilitnight814@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: I am trying to find anyone who served with my uncle Sgt Maurice(Gerry) Farrell. He was in C troop Sept 1946. He served with Bridge,Timberlake,Mischuick in Usingen. They called themselves "The Cognac Kids". I am trying to help my aunt locate what unit he was in. She need to get a copy of discharge papers. My uncle has been deceased for 10yrs. All I have to go by are pictures that he had will in Germany. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks
1024	Date: 2006-07-31 10:45:56 Thomas ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello George H! I got your letter, I´ll try to look up the items about Rothwesten. Take care Thomas
1023	Date: 2006-07-29 19:03:08 Irene [Web Editor] ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Thanks Jim, will check out your site. My Dad was also in the Navy 1943-1945. He was stationed in Brisbane, Australia on the Sub. Tenders - USS Clytie and USS Coucal and on the USS Cod on one of their secret missions. Irene
1022	Date: 2006-07-27 04:31:15 Jim Mock ( jmock2@socal.rr.com / http://www.BavarianM1Carbines.com) wrote: You've done your dad a great honor with this website. I'm impressed at the amount of work and information you have for those who served in the Constabulary. Anyone reading this post, my interest is in the U.S. M1 Carbines that served with the Austrian and German Police after WWII. I own one of the rifles, which served with the Austrian Police in Lower Austria. Feel free to visit my website or e-mail me. This is a hobby of mine, to preserve the history of these U.S. M1 carbines. Thanks for your service for our country. Had you not done so, I may not be here today. My Dad was U.S. Navy, I was born in 1952.
1021	Date: 2006-07-24 21:31:30 Steve ( no email / no homepage) wrote: Thank You For Your SERVICE. Blessed Be. S&C Bowley
1020	Date: 2006-07-23 00:26:06 Irene ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Hi, I would like to buy a circle c cowboy hat too. Who is selling them? Irene [web editor]
1019	Date: 2006-07-16 05:18:02 jim miller ( constabulary27@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: who has the " CIRCLE C COWBOYS HATS " ? can i buy one ? jim miller op8
1018	Date: 2006-07-14 01:53:43 Louis A Lynn ( Rousca74@insightbb.com / no homepage) wrote: Hello Troopers The Constabulary calendar will go to the printers in mid-August or Sept if you are in the market for one let me know as I need to have some idea of how many to get printed, you can E-mail me or phone I am in the last LB. Lou Lynn
1017	Date: 2006-07-13 12:57:50 T E Togo ( Thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! Met yesterday D.-Day Veterans from all over US, are going to several cities. As I mentioned the US Constabularies, some said: Whats that?? I told them! A few of them were already 88 to 90 y, and full aktive. A pity, my mother cant act like that. A man 89 y, named Sam, sang a song ..with Irene.., you know it? He said, there are two important Vet.-Magazins in the US, they organised the D-Day tours, there we should put a note to tell them who we are too. Take care TET OP 1
1016	Date: 2006-07-09 22:22:14 Irene ( irmoore@eatel.net / http://www.usconstabulary.com) wrote: Thomas, It was in April of 06 that I posted the infromation you are talking about by Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. You can find it listed in Index E. Thanks, Irene
1015	Date: 2006-07-09 21:36:33 Mel Johnson ( mel.johnson@us.army.us / no homepage) wrote: My dad was with the 51st Armored Infantry Regiment of the 4th Armored Division. They became the 51st Constabulary, and he was posted in Passau from March '46 to the Spring of 47.
1014	Date: 2006-07-09 15:45:24 T. E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Troopers! Interesting link I found. United States Constabulary: Information From Answers.com ### www.answers.com/topic/united-states-constabulary ### TET OP I
1013	Date: 2006-07-08 16:59:52 TE Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Thank you Irene! 8 month Babies need 12 hours full alert, like garding an military outpost. Was a responsable experience. Tet
1012	Date: 2006-07-07 22:48:21 Irene ( irmoore@eatel.net / http://usconstabulary.com) wrote: Thomas, we made it to OP7 USCON reunion in TX and we had such a great time. The one who put the reunion together did a great job. I met many new troopers and their lovely wives. I am proud to be their web editor and wish I could attend all the reunions. Dad would have loved being with us if he was still here!! I feel as though they are my family too. I sent you e-mail with update on French Settlement. Best to you, Irene
1011	Date: 2006-07-07 11:07:02 T. E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! Nothing new concerning US C Military affairs in Germany (summerholidays?). I was for one weekend a supporting babysitter, it´s the first time I believe, I had my eveningmeal at 21:30 h. :-)) Give my regrds to your officers in your family. Take care Thomas
1010	Date: 2006-07-06 19:29:45 LTC Greg Wilcox USA (Ret) ( wilcox@wdc.sri.com / no homepage) wrote: I'm doing research to see if we need to reconstitute such a thing as a constabulary for the GWOT. Sounds logical to me. Your website has been a great resource for historical data. Thanks, Greg Wilcox
1009	Date: 2006-07-06 15:08:27 Irene Moore [Web Editor] ( irmoore@eatel.net / http://www.usconstabulary.com) wrote: I have updated and upgraded the United States Constabulary Home Page. Please take time to visit. Thanks, Your Web EDitor Irene
1008	Date: 2006-07-04 03:04:09 Bob Wallstrom ( deltasurvey@northland.net / no homepage) wrote: I spent 18 months in Fulda from Dec. 54 June 56 and had the best job in the area. I was in charge of the telephone exchange and the switchboard and tty and never went out in the field. I always felt sorry for those fellows who went out in all weather in jeeps to patrol the border. I got back for a visit in 1976 with my family and even got a chance to visit the border OP and watch tower. By then the kaserne was getting run down. I visited the CO of the Hqtrs. Troop and recall seeing an unpatched hole in his office wall. The day we went out to the border we passed two tanks and some other vehicles that had broken down enroute to the OP when they rotated in a fresh platoon. I was very impressed with the E.German border and watch towers. It's what we need now on our sothern border. A few days ago I did a net search for the Oberbayern and was happy to see that it was still going on altho it looked as tho they had moved from their 1954 location. Lots of great recollections while reading these pages.
1007	Date: 2006-06-28 00:27:47 John R. Holcomb ( jrholcomb@optilink.us / no homepage) wrote: In 1946 was assigned to 1st Armored Division, 4th Tank Bn at Boblingen Kaserne. Reassigned to "D" Troop, 72nd Constabulary Squadron. "D" Troop went to Ulm. From Ulm we were assigned to Blauberen. Tsgt Rasack was our Platoon Sgt. We had two Russian Men and three women cooking and keeping house for us. We Went back to Boblingen and was assigned to various out-post, Herrenberg, Nurtengen etc. I was sent to the Constabulary School in Sontofen. After graduation I was asssigned to "C" Troop which was guard troop and demonstration troop for the school. Later on they asked for volunteers to go with the Big Red One, with the newly organized 1st Recon, 1st Infantry. I stayed there in Grafenwhor until August 1948. That is it. Would love to correspond by E-Mail or by Phone. 706-278-6588. John Holcomb
1006	Date: 2006-06-23 15:18:32 Mike ( wlpilot@web.de / no homepage) wrote: Nice webpage. I am from Germany and searching veterans which was in the past based in Augsburg. I searching too veterans which was after war in the area Cham/ bavarian forest. Need help in my researches. Thank you for the help Mike Augsburg/Germany
1005	Date: 2006-06-14 03:08:06 Tony Dibenedetto [Ditto] ( LAV975@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I served in the 68th constabulary squadron in Budingen and Augsburg from 1946 to 48 and also played baseball for the 68th. My nickname was "Ditto". would love to hear from my fellow troopers. Thanks, Tony Dibenedetto
1004	Date: 2006-06-11 21:25:17 Robert E. Dickey ( redickey1929@sbcglobal.com / no homepage) wrote: I am a life member of OP7, due to health reasons can no longer take an active part. I was in the 83 army band Straubing Germany 1948 to 1950.. The 83d Army Band was formerly known as the 6th Constabulary Regimental Band.
1003	Date: 2006-06-09 03:34:02 Garfield C. Geyer ( garfbarb@localnet.com / no homepage) wrote: I arrived in Germany aboard the General Black in April 1949. Went to Straubing and drove ammo truck for service co 6th AC until January 1950. They transfered me to C Co and then to tank school in Vilseck. When i finished tank school i asked C Co for a transfer to the school. I transfered to Vilseck in June 1950 . I was an instructor at the school until April 1952. When I got back to the States I rejoined the Michigan National Guard ( I had belonged to the Guard before I joined the Army ) I retired from the Guard as a LTC with 33 years service. I now live in Northern Michigan. Anyone out there remember me ? I would like to hear from my old Buddies
1002	Date: 2006-06-03 03:22:14 Irene Moore [web editor] ( irmoore@eatel.net / http://www.geocities.com/usconstabulary/index.html) wrote: Check out THE Home Page Honoring the United States Constabulary 60th Anniversary.
1001	Date: 2006-06-01 22:54:27 Ben J Garcia ( Shelleyrgarcia@gra.midco.net / no homepage) wrote: Looking for the Constabulary Horse troop stationed in Germany.
1000	Date: 2006-05-30 18:37:37 Russell ( russca@bellsouth.net / http://www.hofreunion.com) wrote: We are the Hof Reunion Association, which includes members from the 28th Constabulary that were stationed in Hof, Germany after the war. We would be pleased if you would visit our website, and welcome all who were stationed in Hof, to join up with us. We are having our reunion this September in Hof.
999	Date: 2006-05-29 15:56:40 Louis A Lynn ( Rousca74@insightbb.com / no homepage) wrote: Just a reminder those of you that want an 07 Constabulary Calendar let me know ASAP, As I am in the process of setting it up at this time they will be ready about August or Sept and if you have any photos of any of the National Reunions I need a copy, Thanks.
998	Date: 2006-05-28 20:23:49 Kent Herbert ( ktherbert@charter.net / no homepage) wrote: I served in the 14th Armored Cavalry at Bad Hersfeld in 1952 and 1953. I was first a border patrolman and later I was an air observer in an L19.
997	Date: 2006-05-27 14:05:40 john r brock ( jbrock@nuvox.net / http://usconstubulary.com) wrote: assigned to C troop 51st constubulary passau germany 1946-47 then Landshut member outpost 4 also served in Berlin during the blockade with the 7782nd sp troop battion
996	Date: 2006-05-23 15:46:54 john r brock ( jbrock@nuvox.net / no homepage) wrote: stationed with "C" troop,51st constabulary in 1946-47 at Passau as 1st cook and mess sargant moved to Landshut in 47. member outpost 4.now 78 years old,living in Walhalla, sc
995	Date: 2006-05-19 17:44:43 John Ames ( james1@maine.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: Had a great time at OP 1 reunion in Rochester, NH 16,17, 18 May.
994	Date: 2006-05-19 15:26:35 T. E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello trooper Phil, nice to see you again on the web after the heavy loss. I´m so far ok. Nothing new in Wiesbaden or Kassel on the Army sector, except more and more bases are been closed down in Germany and the remaining WW II equipment is coming down. Nobody can store it, a pity. Take care keep well. Thomas OP 1
993	Date: 2006-05-17 18:40:42 Gerald F. Leavell ( LEAVEBERRY@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Outpost no.2
992	Date: 2006-05-17 14:36:42 Yount ( russruthfl@netzero.net / no homepage) wrote: Addition to early statement.I belong to outpost #5
991	Date: 2006-05-17 12:27:07 russ yount ( russruthfl@netzero.net / no homepage) wrote: I was a trooper with the 25th.sqdn.11th.regt from '46 to '48 and served with sgt.Cork who ernie pyle wrote about.
990	Date: 2006-05-15 21:46:44 Ed Middlekauff ( ehmidd@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: OP 2 Just checking in to see what's going on
989	Date: 2006-05-09 17:46:02 George Edwards ( gm.edwards@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: I have a fine friend, Don Purrington, who was a member of the U.S. Constabulary. Together we attend St. Elizabeth Episcopal Church in Burien, Washington. His email address is donpur8731@earthlink.net.
988	Date: 2006-05-08 17:41:51 Irene ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: My friend Thomas in Germany, Thanks for the heads up on Verdun in France. I will surely make it a "must see" the next time I visit France. Sounds like you had a great time. Best to you, Irene
987	Date: 2006-05-08 17:38:43 Irene-US Con Web Editor ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: I am needing more information on the 6th Armored Calvary Regiment at Straubung Germany. If you have anything, please send it in email. If you prefer snail mail, email me for my home address.. Thanks, Irene
986	Date: 2006-05-04 19:58:53 Gary E. Merrill ( gexport@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote: I was in Ausburg 1946-1947 5th Constabulary Reg. Light Tank. Would like to hear from anyone that was there.
985	Date: 2006-05-01 20:47:27 clifford dahlstrom ( cliffordfoalman@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: This sure brings back memories, was stationed in fritzlar from april 1950 to the time we moved to fulda in 1952, left germany jan. 1953, was with battion headquaters, in fritlar I was a cook, in fulda I went to radio school in ansbuck, and was a radio operator,
984	Date: 2006-05-01 17:18:50 Thomas ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! Was on weekend in France, at Verdun, Maginot line. Heaviest battle WW I in World. Americans where there too, but no sign of US-Cavalry. Over miles still all bomb/ grenade crater are to be seen. Hardly any heavy vegetation, thin trees, gras. The memory is well taken care of. I talked to some elderly people. They said, that Verdun battle was more worse then parts of the WW II. The fight itself, man to men, no shelter against Grenades, no food and water and always wet in mud for 4 years. If some troopers visit France, WW II places at coastline, that Verdun you should not miss. All rememberplaces, f. i., the grave of the famous unknown 6 soldiers standing, sleeping with their Guns under sand, churches and memorials are in very perfect and clean condition. Take care Thomas (just back from France.)
983	Date: 2006-04-28 05:21:01 Sammy C Vassaur ( sammaryvassaur@pdq.net / no homepage) wrote: 1948 thru 1950 Hq & Svc Co 54th Engr C Bn Boblingen.
982	Date: 2006-04-25 21:53:16 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: My wife Roberta and I just returned a few days ago from our OP8 Reunion held in Tucson,AZ and we had a wonderful time there. It was great seeing and visiting with old friends and fellow Troopers especially Eddie and Mary Cordeiro who both went through serious health problems this past year. Jim Deming dropped in for a short time while he was with family in Pheonix. He has had his share of health problems too and also good to see Tony and Donna Alvarez,Sue and Neil Aikin and so many others. The hotel and accommodations were very nice as was the hotel staff. Our congradulations to Alice and Dick Bosma,Bob Monasmith and all the others who worked very hard in putting this OP8 Reunion together. Thank you all. We had a fantastic time. Hope to see you all in Reno in 2007! Al & Roberta Sallustio
981	Date: 2006-04-25 20:23:25 Willie Hanson ( whanson@graceba.net / http://www.geocities.com/achilles36606) wrote: You have done a terrific job on this web site Irene. I am proud of you.
980	Date: 2006-04-25 19:36:24 Irene ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Hello Troopers, if you have any problems opening the Guest Book, please contact me, the web editor. Irene
979	Date: 2006-04-25 02:43:30 Bill Strub ( no email / no homepage) wrote: ATTENTION All Troopers. Largely still unknown, the U.S. Constabulary has finally been acknowledged as existing. You will find a listing on Gary Powers, Jr. Cold War Web site. www.coldwar.org when the home page comes up, scroll down slightly till you see the time lines. Click the 40's, then U.S. Constabulary. ortry www.coldwar.org/articles/40s/usconstabulary.asp Gary found us on Irene Moore's website (this one)and happy to add us to the cold War history of which we played a key part. The Postal Service still has refused to issue a stamp for our service, however this may change some minds. Our thanks to Irene and Gary and to his staff. And by the way HAPPY 60th BIRTHDAY.
978	Date: 2006-04-24 19:19:10 Ed Middlekauff ( ehmidd@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: Just checking out the latest web stuff
977	Date: 2006-04-24 15:31:28 john r brock ( jbrock@nuuvox.net / no homepage) wrote: joined C troop 51st constabulary june 1946 till 1947 in Passau as 1st cook and later mess sargant. reupped in 1948 and was stationed in Berlin a few days before the blockade with the 7782nd Sp. Troop Ba. until 1950.I belong to outpost 4 live in Walhalla S C
976	Date: 2006-04-19 17:03:33 Louis Lynn ( Rousca74@insightbb.com / no homepage) wrote: Hey an still looking for photos of National Reunions but most of all any one with photos of the 91, 93, and 95 Reunions I will return all photos if you want, Need these ASAP. THANKS LOU
975	Date: 2006-04-14 13:00:07 Ed Middlekauff ( ehmidd@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: OP 2- Looking for Hqrts 2nd Con Brigade Troopers e-mail ehmidd@msn.com
974	Date: 2006-04-12 12:14:51 C,D.Cox ( cdcox_1@netzero.net / no homepage) wrote: I ws in 91st & 519th Arty.From mar 49 to mar 54. When I came back to the states was assigned to same battery (B) 91st in Ft Hood
973	Date: 2006-04-11 13:15:48 C.D.COX ( cdcox_1@netzero.net / no homepage) wrote: Al Inlow where are you?
972	Date: 2006-04-07 01:15:56 Terry ( ariton_47@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Anyone in the 2nd ACR "F' Troop or know the location between 1949 and mid-52 ?
971	Date: 2006-04-02 14:30:31 Jesse Jewell Jones ( vjpate52@earthlink.net / no homepage) wrote: I was in the 12th Constabulary Sqdn. in Neustadt, Germany in 1946-47.
970	Date: 2006-03-29 23:00:38 Ronald J. Gunia ( teresagunia@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote: Does anyone remember my father Stanley J. Gunia? He was a sergeant with the U. S. Constabulary Force in 1946-47. He is still alive and doing fine. I still have his shoulder patch & pictures from Germany including the oldest church in Germany & pictures of bombed out buildings. I know he would like to hear from some of his old army friends. He's 79 years old, but his mind is still sharp as a blade!!!
969	Date: 2006-03-29 04:18:45 John Galante ( galantejohn@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: Where is post 3 ?
968	Date: 2006-03-24 14:59:29 JOHN R BROCK ( jbrock@nuvox.net / no homepage) wrote: member of out post 6 served with C troop 51st Constabulary from summer of '46 and 47 at Passau Germany, moved to Landshut in 47. was 1st Cook under Sgt. Avery and then MESS Sgt
967	Date: 2006-03-23 01:55:25 Sherri Scott ( wynken101163@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I would like to thank Edward Middlekauff for his help in finding information and friends of my father, Guy S. Allison.
966	Date: 2006-03-21 02:58:34 John W. Bronson ( jwb@nwonline.net / no homepage) wrote: After discharge from TUSA I served as Dept. of Arny Civilian Attorney in the JA Sect. Hq US Constabulary from its activation til it became Hw 7th US Army. I have a copy of "The Establish-ment and Operations of the US Constabulary 3Oct 1945-30June1947" by Major James M. Snyder, Calvalry, Historical Sub-section G-3 US Constab. 1947. I assume this volumes is available to the editors of this web site. If not please advise.
965	Date: 2006-03-19 03:28:27 Warren R Hollcraft ( warglo6170@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Doe's anybody remember my father, recently deceased. I miss our talks, His name is SGT Warren R Hollcraft, I have his german beer mug with the lighting C and 12TH CONSTABULARY-NEUSTADT-GERMANY and his dress uniform patch. PS. He also mentioned being at Fritzlar
964	Date: 2006-03-16 01:03:01 Gordon Remington ( remingtonresearch@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: My father, John L. Remington of Rochester, New York, now deceased, served in the US Constabulary in Schwabisch-Halle from 1946 to 1949. I have his military papers and wonder if it would be useful to provide a photocopy of them to any archives that the Association has. Gordon Remington, Salt Lake City, UT
963	Date: 2006-03-15 15:44:08 Irene Moore ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Thomas, at the present time Ron and I are in Port Clinton, OH. My daughter said the newspaper clippings you sent me, came in and she is forwarding them to me this week. Did the museums in Kassel purchase any of the old items from the Rothwesten Base?
962	Date: 2006-03-14 18:45:35 Thomas ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! I sent you last week infos of WW II of our newspaper in KS. The base in Rothwesten got rid of their last remaining Missile combat tanks (Roland). Wondering what they will do with the remaining stuff. A real shame, I cant store it at home. Take care Thomas OP 1
961	Date: 2006-03-11 22:28:40 Dan Canedo ( dancanedo@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: From 1949 until 1953, my family was stationed in Landshut, Germany, where my father, MSGT Henry V. Canedo, was a first sergeant for a battery that was part of the 74th AFA (I know because I recognized the crest is like the ones that he wore). His CO was a CPT MacDonough, not sure about the spelling, but the captain was a graduate of Ohio State and a big fellow. We first lived in a house on Leopold Strasse, not too sure about the name, then moved to mixed senior NCO/junior officer apartments at the foot of the hill where Landshut's castle sits. Our neighbors included a Japanese-American family from Hawai'i who had a Samoyed named Snowball, and a 1SGT Johnson lived across the hall from us. I remember he had a pretty little daughter named Dixie Lee who was about my age (we were 4 and 5 at the time). Any names ring a bell?
960	Date: 2006-03-06 03:05:27 Louis A Lynn ( Rousca74@insightbb.com / no homepage) wrote: I am looking for photos from all our past National Reunions From 1991-93-95-97-99-2001-2003-2005 if you have any I would appreciate a copy I am going to use them for the 2007 Calendar. Thanks L.L.
959	Date: 2006-03-05 00:46:26 John Galante ( galantejohn@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: From 1950 to 1953 Iserved in I. oc. 2nd platoon of 3rd bn. 14th A/C as a tank driver.Coburg to Friedberg and finaly Bad Hersfeld. Bert Gardner, are you the guy that through me over his shoulder and knocked me out?
958	Date: 2006-03-03 23:36:01 John Galante ( galantejohn@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: I co. 1950-1953 as a tanker.
957	Date: 2006-02-25 04:16:29 George Stathakes ( tilford1@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote: I was in the 74th Squadron of the 5th Constabulary Regiment serving in Bavaria, Germany-1945-46. Any of my trooper buddies still around, I'd like to hear from you. "pfc" George Stathakes, of Franklin Park, IL (Formerly of Chicago)!
956	Date: 2006-02-25 02:28:11 Thomas W. Costine ( cst711@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I enjoy your pictures and artiles on the U.S. Constabulary. I served in the 3rd ACR in Bayreuth, Germany 55-58 I have heard of the constabulary by many of my older NCO's and I've read much on the occupation of Germany.
955	Date: 2006-02-19 21:15:56 Owen Sonsthagen ( osonsthagen@new.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: I have many great memories of serving with veteran U.S. Constabulary troopers on Border Patrol. I have often wondered why the U.S. Constabulary was not awarded their own service medal? If anyone has insight into this, please let me know. Thank you.
954	Date: 2006-02-15 11:07:26 T.E. Togo ( Thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Troopers. Found in Ebay and Google a Constabulary Handbook from Pfc. John A. Curto, 14103961, A 17th Con. Sqd. Somebody in USA bought it, but the picture is still in the Web. Go for google, german language, search for us constabulary and you find something with ebay, constab, go on chage and it shows the book. Take care Thomas OP 1
953	Date: 2006-02-15 02:11:59 Tom Costine ( cst711@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Absolutely great site, being a former member of the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment , Bindlach , Germany 55-58 I apprecitate what the Constabulary went through.
952	Date: 2006-02-12 02:48:33 Donald D. Stagers ( stagersd@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote: Was in Constabularty starting early 49 with 91st. We later moved to Babenhausen. Was there a total of 5 years and 22 days. We were called homesteaders. Enjoyed every day of it. Donald Dean Stagers stagersd@sbcglobal.net Bartonville, Il. 61607
951	Date: 2006-02-01 13:27:27 Edward Middlekauff ( ehmidd@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: served at: Hqtrs (S1) 2nd Constabulary Brigade Saar Kaserne -Munich 49-52 looking for friendds of Trpr Guy Allison
950	Date: 2006-01-30 21:47:04 Ernest Korchma ( ernvernk@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: very nice website...did a fine job researching the Constabulary...
949	Date: 2006-01-29 18:41:03 Clayton T. Alexander Jr. ( calexjr@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote: A Btry 519 FA Babenhausen,1951-54
948	Date: 2006-01-26 19:46:27 Robert Snead ( cathy@mygreencare.com / no homepage) wrote: Just writing again to give my OP number. It is OP 3.
947	Date: 2006-01-24 21:50:49 Just a Simple Soldier ( irmoore@eatel.net / http://www.geocities.com/usconstabulary/soldier_poem.html#poem) wrote: Click the Simple Soldiers Poem I have placed on the homepage link. by the USCON Web Editor
946	Date: 2006-01-23 04:33:09 Karl I. Moore ( k6913@shasta.com / no homepage) wrote: I served at Rothweston from February 1947 with the 1st Regiment until the move to Fritzlar and the change to the 14th Regiment. I was in Hq & Sve troop. I was in the motor pool and drove the message runs to Brigade with stops in Bad Hersfeld and Geissen. I later was driver for both Colonel Maloney and Colonel Ryan. I remember many happy times in Bad Wildungen and at the Edersee. I left Germany via Bremerhaven in April 1949.
945	Date: 2006-01-22 23:47:41 Alice ( amcatkins@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: My uncle Norman Williamson remembers seeing a poem in the constabulary about a "fallen soldier". He wanted this read at his funeral. If anyone can help me find it he would be eternally greatful.
944	Date: 2006-01-22 19:57:47 Robert Snead ( tim@monumentalvending.com / no homepage) wrote: I was in the 11th Constabulary Reg. Service Troop stationed in Rigensburg, and Weiden Germany between 1946 and 1947. I would like to hear from anyone station in those cities during that time, also anyone who visited the Fox Club in Weiden. I do not have e-mail, although my son will forward any responses to me. Look forward to hear from fellow veterans.
943	Date: 2006-01-21 02:30:11 Vince Sallustio ( vinedisal@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Looking for some one who knew me when I served with the 14 Constabulary 10th Squdrn. in Kitzingen 1946 to 1947. I was the supply clerk at that time.
942	Date: 2006-01-18 20:49:43 mumugugu ( mumugugu@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: i don landooooooooooooooooo mugu aba owerri
941	Date: 2006-01-17 14:22:59 mgbada joe ( maga@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: i wanna love this site is very fine pls keep it up
940	Date: 2006-01-16 16:23:24 Joe Holding ( CoraH28@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Is there anyone out there that remembers Robert Peterson? He is from Duluth Minnesota, he and I served together in the 68th Constabulary Sqd. in Germany. If so please contact me at the above E-Mail address. He was known as "Pete". Joe Holding.
939	Date: 2006-01-11 00:21:23 Joe Holding ( coraH28@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I recently heard from Donald Kjos in Texas about Henry Kosinski (alias Sad-Sack). He was a DP with "C" Troop / 68th Constabulary Squad. in Budengen, Germany. (1946) Does anyone out there remember him? Do you know where he might live? Am I remembering/spelling his name correctly? I was told that he immigrated to the US in 1951 to somewhere in New York state. If you can help me with any info I would love to know about him...especially after 60 years!
938	Date: 2006-01-10 07:07:01 Mr. Layne A. Holley ( laholley1@insightbb.com / http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/o/l/Layne-A-Holley/index.html) wrote: I enjoy reading all the stories about the U.S. Constabulary. Would anyone remember my father, Archie A. Holley? Dad was recruited from either Lauderdale County, AL or Lawrence County, TN in 1945. By his account he was in Germany by 1946. He once told me he was with the 22nd Constabulary. I think he meant the 22nd Squadron. Dad said that after he was recruited he was sent to Fort "orothort". I believe he may have meant Fort Oglethorpe in northern Georgia. Can anyone help me "connect the dots" to Dad's military service? Thoroughly enjoy this site!!
937	Date: 2006-01-05 01:55:38 James Tracy ( no email / no homepage) wrote: Sgt First Class James T. Tracy Headquarters and Headquarters Troop Security Platoon 6th Armored Cavalry Regiment Straubing, Germany December 1948 to September 1952 Lifetime Member United States Constabulary Association - Outpost #3 Army Buddies: Billy C. Harmon - Virginia Welzie Ebbler - N. Carolina Jimmie Pritchett - Oregon Charles Hubbart - ILlinois Fred Lee Mississippi James Anzelc - Ohio Bob Dill - Texas Luther Dillard - Georgia Dean Worges - Michigan John McMahon - Massachusetts John Henderson - Massachusetts J. Milton Christensen - California George Hoffmaster - West Point Best wishes to all!
936	Date: 2006-01-04 22:04:36 Carolyn Tonneson ( tommye@jam.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: just visiting
935	Date: 2006-01-03 03:42:18 AL Inlow ( constab@ccountry.net / http://www.powderriver.org) wrote: OUT-POST #8 out west
934	Date: 2005-12-31 15:35:02 Franklin D Bamsey ( fbamsey@adelphia.net / no homepage) wrote: I also was stationed in Augsburg, Germany from Dec 48 to Oct 51, at Sheridan Kaserne. I and my wife went back in Oct/Nov of this year. The gates are locked to Sheridan Kaserne and they are in the process of tearing it down or remodeling it. The commissary,PX and quarters at Centerville are being torning down. In the twenty years since I was there the street, main roads have change. It took us two hours to find my sister-in-laws house.
933	Date: 2005-12-30 10:27:54 Thomas ( no email / no homepage) wrote: Rothwesten: Google search will show this in the first line: Ein interessanter Gewerbestandort für Sie - Die Fritz-Erler ... TES
932	Date: 2005-12-30 10:23:39 T. E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Rothwesten base: search in GOOGLE for: Fritz Erler Kaserne You will find new fantastic bird eyes Fotos of the base. Thomas
931	Date: 2005-12-30 10:15:29 T. E. Togo ( Thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello former Rothwesten Constabulary troopers, near Kassel Germany. The base Fritz Erler Kaserne in Rothwesten near Kassel is farely closed down. Last week the flags were taken down. The soldiers will have to find a new base. Only 60 Soldiers will remain for some admin. tasks. The future of the very historic base and the currency galery is open, the birth place of the Westgerman Deutsche Mark. What will happen with the beautiful winggirl at the entrance? The old wallpaintings, the casino with led windows? Perhaps a rich American can buy it before some Holigans or Antiwar freaks, others, tare it down?? The remaining tanks (Roland)HOT will be dismantled instead of being sold. "We Germans are so rich"!! Hope they won´t destroy the historic tanks which are standing in the base (chain/wheels and 4-Flak. Take care. Happy New Year to all Troopers. yours T. E. S. OP 1
930	Date: 2005-12-28 15:54:55 Frank Termini ( frankjoan55@ameritech.net / no homepage) wrote: My condolences to Don Purrington and his family upon Roselyn's passing. May she rest in eternal peace. F.T.,Adj.,OP-5
929	Date: 2005-12-26 04:56:48 Russell Hewatt ( rchewa5424@ngcsu.edu / no homepage) wrote: I served in Stutgartt under General John Garmon, I brought the SS troups out of the Black Forest,
928	Date: 2005-12-25 18:02:14 Donald Decker ( dorub@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote: I was with Troop B 16th Constabulary Sq.(sep) in Berlin from 1948-1950. We became the 6th Inf.Regt. in Oct 1950. I came home in 1952
927	Date: 2005-12-24 21:52:57 John W Rubincan ( jrubincan@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: 1946 to 1947 C Trp 22nd Bn
926	Date: 2005-12-23 06:41:13 warren hallermeier ( polaris100@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: I served from 49 to 52 in the 70th FA in fussen and nurenburg
925	Date: 2005-12-22 18:27:16 OP 7 - Irene and Ronnie Moore ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: We wish all the members of the U.S. Constabulary a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year............. Irene and Ronnie
924	Date: 2005-12-22 02:48:51 JOSEPH ORAVITS ( JORAVITS@COX.NET / no homepage) wrote: FIRST MY WIFE AND I WANT TO WISH ALL A VERY - MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. AND TO RAY URBANSKI YES I REMEMBER WELL THE M26 45 TONS OF A JUNK MANS DREAM,WITH ITS LATERALS AND 90 MM-MOUNT ITS FIVE HUNDRED HORSE POWER FORD GAF ENGINE.ISTILL REMEMBER THE MAG WIRING ON IT RED GREEN YELLOW BLUE AND THE BIT THAT WENT WITH IT RUN GOOD YOU BASTERD,AND IT SELDOM DID.BUT THEY WERE THE FUN DAYS. HAVE A GREAT CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR EVERY ONE JOE & GISELA
923	Date: 2005-12-21 17:40:12 Ray Urbanski ( ray2412@myexcel.com / no homepage) wrote: Memories of old. Marburg, Coburg, Friedberg, Bad Hersfeld, the 50's, The old tank with the two laterals, pull on one and turn right, pull the other turn left, what was that the M26 before the M47, can't remember the numbers, but I can remember the sap from the trees that glued my eyes closed after a nights sleep in the sleeping bag, or the cold steel from the tank if I slept inside the tank, The good old days when I could fit down the hatch at 152 lbs, today 300 lbs, wouldn't go thru the hole. I remember the day when I reenlisted for 6 yrs and became rich overnight when I was paid a whopping I believe it was $360.00 bonus just to see it all disappear before my eyes on the ship as I tossed the dice on the bunks every day on my way home for a 30 day reenlistment leave. And the day that I flew recon over the plowed strip with a Lt who asked me if I wanted to fly with him that day. While we were up there he said you see over there, those are Russian machine gun nests, they could shoot us down if we get to far over this plowed ground. A little scary. Good old days, bring back any memories to anyone. And the good old days of the rank freeze when I did the job of Sgt and got paid Cpls pay. I believe my worst memory was the RIFF program where the Army turned our Battalion Exec Officer from a Major to and SFC. Oh no, that wasnn't it, the worst is when I sat in the dentist chair in a 2 1/2 ton truck for 3 hours while a Corporal and a Lt tried to remove a wisdom tooth. Appreciate it you would email me with some memories of yours. Sgt Urbanski 1950-59
922	Date: 2005-12-17 23:58:55 Charlie Joe Elsea ( elsbttyl@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: From our house to your house!!!!!!! Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year. Charlie Joe Elsea National Commander
921	Date: 2005-12-09 20:45:45 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: FROM HERE IN THE NORTHWEST, I WISH ALL OF MY FRIENDS AND FELLOW TROOPERS A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR! HOPE TO SEE MANY OF YOU AT OUR OP8 REUNION IN TUCSON THIS COMING APRIL..... AL SALLUSTIO (35TH/42ND SQDNS. FUSSEN/AUGSBURG) APRIL.......
920	Date: 2005-12-06 19:17:32 Marvin Farnsel ( mefarnes@tc3net.com / no homepage) wrote: JUST TO TOP LOUIS, I WANT TO WISH ALL YOU OLD TROOPERS A MERRY, MERRY CHRISTMAS TWICE. ALSO A HAPPY HAPPY NEW YEAR. MARV FARNSEL HQ. TRROP 6TH COST. SQD. COBURG 1947
919	Date: 2005-12-05 19:32:38 LOUIS A LYNN ( Rousca74@insightbb.com / no homepage) wrote: JUST A NOTE TO SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR THE BEST TO YOU ALL .
918	Date: 2005-12-04 17:54:39 DON KJOS ( dkjos@valornet.com / no homepage) wrote: NEW E-MAIL ADDRESS KEEP CHECKING THE GUEST BOOK.LOOKING FOR GUYS FROM THE 68th WHO WERE IN AUGSBURG 47-48 dkjos@valornet.com
917	Date: 2005-12-04 04:17:47 jim miller ( constabulary27@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: OH WELL ! NEXT YEAR.
916	Date: 2005-11-27 21:50:36 jim miller ( constabulary27@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: GO ARMY...BEAT NAVY
915	Date: 2005-11-26 01:29:18 DON KJOS ( dkjos@valornet.com / no homepage) wrote: new e-mail dkjos@valornet.com old e-mail dvkjos@arn.net love to hear from anyone who was in the 68th in augsburg 47 & 48
914	Date: 2005-11-26 01:12:21 don kjos ( dkjos@valornet.com / no homepage) wrote: c-68th anyone go on that 100 mile hike, oct. 1947
913	Date: 2005-11-20 16:40:43 Kon Cherewan ( masha1@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was a teenager in 1945 when Americans arrived in Passau. I am anxiously looking for a soldier that was there during that time. We received chocolates and ciggarettes. Those memories will always be with me. Thanks for this site. KC
912	Date: 2005-11-19 17:25:07 Mandy Kolniak ( mandykolniak@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: I visited the site to see if my grandfathers name was on the list. He is Joseph Stanley Kolniak 6th Constabulary Squadron Coburg A Troop 2nd platoon SGT. Sawer. March of 1946. If there is anyone who can e-mail me to provide them with his info to be posted on the web site it would be greatly appreciated.
911	Date: 2005-11-19 13:00:44 Charlie Joe Elsea ( ElsBttyl@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Troopers and Associate Members, I want to wish each and everyone a Happy and Healthy Thanksgiving. Charlie Joe Elsea National Commander
910	Date: 2005-11-17 21:14:51 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: To all my fellow Troopers and all of our Gallant Heroes fighting to protect us all from terrorists......HAPPY THANKSGIVING........... and may GOD PROTECT THEM.........
909	Date: 2005-11-16 17:48:23 T. E Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Troopers! Who served after WW2 in Wiesbaden and in which base? Name of the base. Thomas OP 1
908	Date: 2005-11-13 01:33:58 Gene E. Snowden ( wandagene@frontier.com / no homepage) wrote: I was in A Troop 6th sqd.1946-1947 then went Sonthofen and tought unarmed defence and moter transport I was at the school when they closed the school in June 1948.
907	Date: 2005-11-11 19:02:47 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: I WOULD LIKE TO WISH ALL MY FELLOW TROOPERS AND EVERY ONE WHO SERVED IN OUR COUNTRY'S ARMED SERVICES IN ALL CONFLICTS IN DEFENSE OF OUR COUNTRY....."HAPPY VETERANS DAY"
906	Date: 2005-11-10 21:37:03 George Molnar ( gvmol2@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote: I spent 48 months in Hersfeld Germany in the 91 Sqdn D Troop 14th inf reg. as radio operator and weapons maintenance repair tech. I have been all over the borders on foot patrols and jeep patrols. I took 6 wks traing at Sonthofen for Desk & records traing in special services.I patrolled along the American and Russian occupation zones every day.
905	Date: 2005-11-07 20:30:34 Max Shuey ( maxnpat2@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Everyone please notice e-mail address change. thanks Max
904	Date: 2005-11-06 00:00:58 JOSEPH ORAVITS ( JORAVITS@COX.NET / no homepage) wrote: HI ALLYOU TROOPERS. AS A MEMBER OF OUT POST EIGHT I JUST WANT TO COMEND THE PEOPLE OF OUT POST FOUR FOR THE TERRIFIC JOB THAT WAS DONE ON THE NATIONAL- REUNION! THANK YOU GUYS AND GALS. MY WIFE GISELA AND I THINK IT WAS THE BEST REUNION YET, HOPE TO SEE ALL OF YOU SOON, WE HAD A WONDERFULL TIME JOE & GISELA
903	Date: 2005-11-01 14:53:36 Ray Devlin ( rjdevlin@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: I served with C Co. 1st Squadron 14A/C Fulda in 1967 to 1968
902	Date: 2005-11-01 00:43:47 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: Haven't read any other comments from others that had attended our National Reunion in Orlando beside Roberta and I. Were we the only people that attended that had a great time? To The Capone's,Deming's,Hooker's and others who worked very hard to make it a great success,thanks again. Al & Roberta Sallustio.(from OP8)
901	Date: 2005-10-31 23:49:13 Bill McGeorge ( army1951@webtv.net / no homepage) wrote: Hq Co 371st AIB, Furth, Germany - 1952-53
900	Date: 2005-10-28 22:13:47 Louis Foster ( lfoster8@columbus.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: Extremely interesting. I served in Germany in 1965 and never knew about my predecessors in the Cold War. These experiences should be preserved for the future when we are gone.
899	Date: 2005-10-28 19:28:19 JOHN L DERYCKE ( dmotorsports@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: was doing research on my father's job in the army. he served from 1-49-6-52 in landshut germany and was with e 74th FA BN so if you can or if you know anyone in the unit i need some info or pics.
898	Date: 2005-10-27 20:24:39 Seward F French III ( rifrench@meckcom.net / no homepage) wrote: My Dad served in the early 50's, Coburg, Bamberg and Bad Hersfeld. Served in 2nd Squadron 14 AC in Bad Kissingen 59-61. I remember those days fondly...
897	Date: 2005-10-27 05:03:00 Neal Baker ( retcavalry@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Its been awhile since I last wrote. As you can see I have a new e-mail address. Would like to hear from any troopers from the Berlin days. Im now in outpost #8
896	Date: 2005-10-19 21:13:12 Littell A Hobbs ( hobbs5101@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Former Radio operator of Headquarters & D troop,any body rember me...Looking for charles Hanna e- Mail & Leory Butler
895	Date: 2005-10-19 17:48:04 Thomas ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! Tahts very good. One never knows. yfT
894	Date: 2005-10-17 19:18:25 Joe Kenney ( jg12ra67@strato.net / no homepage) wrote: I second Mike Clark's suggestion. I think there should be some exchange of comments, photos and ideas by the members and users of this excellent site. Would this be appropriate Irene? ...Joe
893	Date: 2005-10-16 20:43:56 john j.kujawa ( mamajean2@mindspring.com / no homepage) wrote: i was in the 81constabulary in 1946&1947 would like to hear from someone who was there.i was in fulda and it was a beautiful town.we were going from border to border at the time.we had captain martin in our squad.if anyone remembers,would like to hear from you.
892	Date: 2005-10-15 00:57:18 Tib Csabai ( t_csabai@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: Hi, I was surprised to find this web site. I have "fond" memories of the C troops as a little kid (4 yrs. old), on the "other side." You guys gave me my first introduction to chewing gum and Hershey bars! We were deported by the Germans as forced laborers to Regensburg in late 1944, but that place was destroyed before we got there, so they placed us in a small town (Graselfing) a few miles from Landshut, into a labor camp. After liberation, we had to stay there as there was no transportation available. The C troop and the local farmers were our only sustenance for three years until we got into an IRO camp and eventually emmigrated to the US. Anyone who has information on the Graselfing camp, please speak up and let me in on it. I have many isolated memories, but someone older at the time would have a better insight. I visited the place in 1981, while I worked as a petroleum engineer for Chevron in Europe, but everything about the camp had already been removed, and it was only a large potato field. A few of the old folk in the village remembered the camp but were "embarrased" to talk about it at any length ... other than Ja, it was there, and we got rid of it ... danke shoen! E_mail me if you have any recollections of the place. Regards, Tib Csabai t_csabai@hotmail.com
891	Date: 2005-10-14 14:07:54 Mike Clarke ( clarke_mg@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: Just an FYI for anybody that may have experienced this same problem: I was unable to send Lou Lynn an email and photo submission for the proposed 2006 Constabulary Calendar using the email address posted in "Index D" wherein Lou requests submissions be sent. My experience was that doing so resulted in "Failure to Deliver Notifications" from my email server. I had better success using Lou's email address that is posted near the top of the Home Page of the site. That email address differs from the one posted in Index D. Mike Clarke Outpost II
890	Date: 2005-10-13 21:47:55 Mike Clarke ( clarke_mg@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: Just wondering if it would be useful and fun to post select Constabulary photos. I, and I am sure many other members, have at least a few really great Constabulary photograhs scanned and saved as digital files of people, places and activities that would be great additions to the site. Just a thought... Mike Clarke, Outpost II
889	Date: 2005-10-12 23:21:59 Irene Moore ( irmoore@eatel.net / http://www.usconstabulary.com) wrote: Thomas, I checked out the URL and Google and everything works fine for me. No Problem here. Irene
888	Date: 2005-10-10 23:57:36 Charlie Joe Elsea, National Commander ( ElsBttyl@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: For those of you who are interested the Bristol, TN and VA Parade will be on Nov. 5th. If you email me at ElsBttyl@aol.com I will send you the information. We had a great time last year and everyone is welcome. Charlie Joe Elsea National Commander
887	Date: 2005-10-08 16:17:20 thomas ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! Notice: if one puts in google search: "us constabulary" is does´tn draw anymore direkt your webside, it hits/ showes US Milcom Websides and others. that should be changed, so our comes up under the first five. Thomas
886	Date: 2005-10-08 16:08:29 Thomas ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! On Thursday I attended in the townhall Wiesbaden the 60 anniversary of the county Hesse, which was created short after end of WW 2 by the US-Mil.Government, by Mr. Newman. An honour representaive of the US-Army, Lt.Col. Wulff,stationed at Airbase Wiesbaden-Erbenheim attended the meeting. I spoke to him and asked him, if he knows our Webside. I gave him the link. Take Care all. Thomas OP 1
885	Date: 2005-10-07 06:34:02 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: I just want to say that my wife and I had a great time at the just concluded National Reunion in Orlando,FL. OP4 put on, without a doubt, the best national reunion we have ever attended and we have only missed one in the past 12 years. Their attention down to the smallest detail was phenomenal. The hotel was very nice as were the accomodations. The quality of the food at the buffet breakfasts, the B-B-Q and banquet was excellent not to mention the platters of fresh cold cuts cheeses,breads,chips, pretzels and plenty of cold beer& soda's,wine,bottled water,coffee and liquors every day in the Hospitality Room. It was very inspiring listening to our own Gen.Albin Irzyk and Marine,Lt.Gen.HP.Osman. speak at the banquet.The 3 guest Officers from the German Army Military Police School in Sonthofen were gracious,friendly and lots of fun. Our heartful thanks to John & Diana Capone,Jim & Irene Deming,George & Hazel Hooker,Lula & Bill Tiencken,Harry & Vickie Sandin and all the other folks from OP4 who worked so hard to make all the rest of us from other Outposts have a great time and feel so welcomed. Thank you all in OP4! ....Al & Roberta Sallustio........
884	Date: 2005-10-03 21:18:42 Charlie Joe Elsea ( ElsBttyl@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I want to thank every one that voted in the election. Even though I ran unopposed the vote was overwhelming. I hope I live up to your expectations. Again, Thanks,
883	Date: 2005-10-02 04:15:46 Adolph W. York ( adolphwilliam@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I joined the 74 field Artillery constabulary and was stationed in Landshut, Germany in C- Battery from September 30th 1948 and discharged on July 3rd 1952 from Fort custer, Michigan. I am trying to complete my uniform but I can't find a constabulary helmet with the yellow (C) insignia on the front with blue trim and also a Yellow scarf. I do realize that was some 57 years ago. I would appreciate help finding the mentioned items If you have any idea where I could purchase them. Thanks Adolph York 6491 Orchid Drive Jenison, Michigan 49428 Phone 1-616-457-9249
882	Date: 2005-09-27 00:06:04 John Capone ( bolteditor@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Notice about next issue of Lightning Bolt: Rather than send a late September issue and then publish the regular December issue, we will publish one expanded issue. We will add pages for Reunion Coverage. Please try to pass the word in your outposts so members will expect this change to the regular schedule. We also invite anyone to send pictures from the reunion and will try to include as many as possible. Thanks. John and Diana
881	Date: 2005-09-25 10:38:16 E R Doyle ( 194cbteng@bellsouth.net / no homepage) wrote: I saw a jeep on display at a Rally put on 10-22-23-24, 2005, by Arkansas Chapter MVPA, with an unusual paint job, it represented vehicle operated by Constabulary in 1948 in Germany. I had never heard of the "Constabulary" before. I was very impressed both by job done in restoring vehicle but also by the uniform driver wore, what caught my eye were the yellow and blue stripes on helment and jeep, and the very distincityive insignia.
880	Date: 2005-09-16 22:37:21 Irene Moore ( irmoore@eatel.net / http://usconstabulary.com) wrote: Just a note to let those who will be attending the reunion in Orlando, that our plans have changed and I am sorry but we will not be able to attend the National Reunion after all. My heart is with all of you and I sincerely wish I could be there too. Your friends, Irene and Ronnie Moore
879	Date: 2005-09-15 17:08:36 T. E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! I´m in Wiesbaden, we had today a departmentholiday and cruise through Wiesbaden. I made out the name of the former US-base in Wiesbaden.It must be "Camp Lindsey". Is that right? I read your mail concerning the heavy desaster in your area. I will answer seperately. Pleased to hear, you are so far ok and the house is still standing. Take care! Thomas OP I
878	Date: 2005-08-22 11:06:27 jürgen ( jeremy02@t-online.de / http://us-army-augsburg.de) wrote: great site from constabulary i love your picsgreetings from the augsburg constabulary comunity nice site and visit my site
877	Date: 2005-08-22 01:18:05 Louis A Lynn ( Rousca74@insightbb.com / no homepage) wrote: Just a reminder the National Reunion is next monthe try to be there.
876	Date: 2005-08-11 07:18:23 T. E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! I need urgent Phil and Lalas new post address, cant find him in white pages. yfT
875	Date: 2005-08-06 20:00:41 Robert E. McKeown ( train_man_1@netzero.net / no homepage) wrote: Arrived ETO December 31, 1945, Bremerhaven, Germany. Sent to Schwabach into 2nd Calvary Reconnaissance Squadron Mechaniized Troop B. Sent to Bad Tolz, to Sonthofen and then to Lengries, Murnau and back to Sonthofen Constabulary School. Came home Dec. 1946.
874	Date: 2005-08-06 19:20:12 lisa ( lisa49829@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: iam trying to find a child born to my grandfather in germany he was there from 1946 to 1949 i dont know the town he was in i need help any help with my search his name willam a bergstrom he was a mechanic please e-mail me if you have ideas for me thank you lisa49829@yahoo.com
873	Date: 2005-08-03 18:51:47 lisa ( lisa49829@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: iam interested in finding someone who might hav e know willam bergstrom who served in germany june of 1946 to may of 1949 if anyone knows e-mail me at lisa49829@yahoo.com thank you
872	Date: 2005-08-02 15:18:33 Dean ( deanalt8@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Very educational.
871	Date: 2005-07-30 10:56:33 togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene! The letter about Fritzlar looks real good. Thank you. On Monday I start in the new Admin.-section (Homeoffice: Internal Security). Take care Thomas
870	Date: 2005-07-28 15:46:17 Jerry D. Johnson ( jerpat96@aol.com / http://www.geocities.com/usconstabulary2/bigwheel_club.html#big%20wheel%20club) wrote: Check out pictures of Weiden, Germany, Book of Memories- the "Big Wheel Club", American Red Cross. Posted by the U.S. Constabulary Web Editor, Irene Moore.
869	Date: 2005-07-26 21:15:32 Gene E. Snowden ( wandagene@frontier.com / no homepage) wrote: I was in the 6th Sqd and at Sonthofen at the school, would like to talk to any trooper that were there.
868	Date: 2005-07-26 02:17:06 Jerry D Johnson ( jerpat96@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I always enjoy browsing thru the Association's webpage to refresh my memory about what all of us (I hope)enjoyed by being a part of the United States Constabulary. Headquarters Troop 94th Const. Sqdn Weiden, Germany
867	Date: 2005-07-24 22:39:58 sam zafran ( samz@kansas.net / no homepage) wrote: Is there anyone out there interested in a copy of Gen Pattons orignial speech(The uncut version, not the movie one) prior to D Day.If so contact me at above address,with your Email and I will send you one.Or you can wait and I will send it to Irene and see if she wants to include it on the web. Sam Z Always a Trooper
866	Date: 2005-07-22 15:35:52 Gerry Thorn ( omathorn@webtv.net / no homepage) wrote: Does anyone know why I cant reach the 2nd A/C Regt web site. Ive had contact for some time but now ,no luck
865	Date: 2005-07-20 01:17:28 Marvin farnsel ( mefarnes@tc3net.com / no homepage) wrote: Served with the 6th Constabulary Sqd. Hq, Troop at Coburg, Germany 1947, I have a new email address. mefarnes@tc3net.com
864	Date: 2005-07-20 00:13:01 Paul A. Pomeroy ( papom@bayou.com / no homepage) wrote: U.S. Constabulary, Germany, 1946
863	Date: 2005-07-18 03:11:42 John Jagielo ( jjagiel@elmhurst.edu / no homepage) wrote: My Father Sgt. Eugene Jagielo served with the 15th Constabulary Regiment Light Tank Troop (46-47). Anyone have info on the Orient Express Detail that the 15th provided? My father was assisgned to this detail. Thanks- John
862	Date: 2005-07-17 06:58:51 CSM GEORGE W ALTON ( nashuaalton7@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: I was assigned to Co A,373rd AIB in Wildflecken Germany 11/52 to 11/55.We had several unit members who had been assigned to the Constabulary in Austria,these men were outstanding soldiers!I served on active duty for 28 years,retired 06/31/79.I had an outstanding career,would like to be back in again.
861	Date: 2005-07-09 23:24:06 John Capone ( bolteditor@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I have received an inquiry from Edmund (Ed) Chimiel inquiring whether anyone has a roster of A Troop, 14th Squadron, 15th Rgmt, 1946-48. If so, please notify me at bolteditor@aol.com or contact Ed directly at 1-305-681-6944. Thanks. John Caone
860	Date: 2005-07-07 22:43:24 Carl A Buttner ( cbuttner@tampabay.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: I joined the 2nd Regiment in Friesing in January 1947 for Constabulary training. I was transferred to Lenggries in the 2nd Squadron, A Troop. Later in 1947 the 2nd Squadron was disbanded and we were transferred to the 66th Constabulary Squadron in Degerndorf. The unit was later redesignated as the 6th Armored Cavalry Regiment and I was with H company. Most of the time I was in clerical or administrative positions. I left in 1949 as a T/3.
859	Date: 2005-07-06 23:44:23 Aaron Bramer ( arbrame@earthlink.net / no homepage) wrote: Hello: I am a former member of SVC Btry 70th FA Bn (105mm How), which was attached to the 2d Armd Cav. At Merrill Barracks, Nuernberg. It had been redesignated from the 68th FA Bn where it was on duty south of Munich. Col Creighton W Abrams was the Commander of the 2d AC at the time I was assigned there in 1952. The Bn motto of the 70th was: "We Move". The troops said, "Yeah, We Move --- On Saturdays, Sundays, And Holidays. There was never a dull moment in this outfit. I'd enjoy hearing from anyone who was around from 1950 to 1954. Aaron Bramer arbrame@earthlink.net
858	Date: 2005-07-04 15:05:17 JR. ( d86@tenni.net / no homepage) wrote: Happy Fourth Of July to all of you Kartoffelkafers "Troopers" out there
857	Date: 2005-06-30 19:56:22 TE Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene and Ronni! Got to day the new Contract at 16:00 h, more later. Did you hear from Dick Smith? He is back in the States by now. YfT
856	Date: 2005-06-25 21:14:27 SFC Howard D. Gentry USA Ret. ( hgentry@military.com / no homepage) wrote: I am also a former member of the constabulary. I was assigned to the 15th constabulary at Weiden Germany 1950 to the deactivation in Dec. 1952I was assigned to D Troop. I left Weiden and went to nuernberg. I was assigned to the 2nd armord Cav. Regt. until 1960. I'm still a trooper. Howard Gentry
855	Date: 2005-06-22 02:09:40 martin forman ( mdorset1123@AOL.COM / no homepage) wrote: No mention of 97th sig sq
854	Date: 2005-06-19 11:08:58 T.E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Troopers! Who of those Troopers, which were on Duty in Wiesbaden (some write Weisbaden)can remember the name of the base, perhaps the street too, so I can make some fotos of the base for the webside. At present the US Army is in the village Erbenheim near Wiesbaden.Was that the name of the city or was the base direct in Wiesbaden?? I want to make some fotos of the base for the webside (Irene). Best Thomas OP1
853	Date: 2005-06-18 14:41:03 Malinda Mitaritonno ( fourkids35@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: I am trying to find some Information on my father Johnnie Alfred Michaels. He was in Austria with 5th Calvary during or around the koren war. He said he guarded the "Bridge" ? He is in bad condition and wanted to learn more about his history. If anyone can help me I would greatly Thank You
852	Date: 2005-06-18 02:28:15 Irene Moore ( irmoore@eatel.net / http://www.usconstabulary.com) wrote: Hello Thomas, Great news in your message [number 849.] I am happy to learn Trooper Dick Smith was able to visit the Fritzlar Base after all. Hopefully, others will be able to tour also in the future. Keep up your contacts on your end and thank you for all your help in making such an event to be possible. I will await your call, and will write the special letter. Your friend, Irene
851	Date: 2005-06-16 12:36:29 Braxton Fincher ( bracfin@hotmail.com / http://bracfin.homestead.com/) wrote: I am 77 yars old and was a Constabulary trooper in my early days. I was in Troop "C", 74th Constabulary Squardron, 5th Constabulary Regiment, stationed at Augsburg, Germany. We were in the Sheridon Koncarn. There was a change of some kind which took place at one time but I am not able now to remember it clearly. Something about another Constabulary regiment absorbing the 5th....and we became something else....?
850	Date: 2005-06-15 23:42:00 EDWARD JIVIDEN ( jividenfam@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote: My uncle, m/sgt Edward Mordush, served with hq & hq trp, 25th constabulary squadron in Regensberg. He served in the theater from Feb 1945 to May 1947. I was wondering if anyone may remember him or had any info on his unit. He passed away in 1977.
849	Date: 2005-06-11 14:48:10 T. E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene, I´m at present in Wiesbaden. Dick is now in Norway. I visited Dick in Fulda on the "60 years German Friendship US Army" on the Airfield in Fulda with beer and bratwurst. He will return on 19th to USA. The visit in Fritzlar worked out well, in the end they could go in the base. I´ll call you by phone next week to ask some other details for a special letter. Take care all. Thomas OP 1 Take care
848	Date: 2005-05-24 21:09:24 Karen Dunford ( kjdunford@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: My father Bill Galloway was on the 1947 football team that won the European Command Championship. He was in the 2nd regiment in Augsburg, Germany. He would like to know if there are any team members out there. I will forward the information on to him. He and my mom are living in Sunriver, Or
847	Date: 2005-05-23 20:32:40 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: Hi fellow Troopers. My wife and I attended our OP8 Reunion in Coeur d'Alene,Idaho last month and we had a great time. We visited with old friends Ed&Mary Cordeiro,Tony&Donna Alvarez, Bob&Norma Plath,Bill&Debbie Ostrowski and many others including Jim&Irene Deming who traveled all the way from Florida.It was great seeing Jim and Eddie again after their bouts with illnesses this past year. The hotel was 5 star with great views of the lake. We already made hotel reservations and have our airline tickets for the National Reunion in Orlando this Sept. We are looking forward to meeting up with all our friends from all the other Outposts. Hope to see all of you there. GOD BLESS ALL MY FELLOW TROOPERS. Al Sallustio
846	Date: 2005-05-22 23:19:56 Joseph J. Gazzola ( cadre@prodigy.net / no homepage) wrote: Perhaps some of these names may be familiar, My records were lost in the "famous fire", if you know any of these people or units, I would appreciate any information. In early 1947 I was sent to Germany, shortly after arriving, I became a member of the Constabulary. First in Fulda, then to Wetzlar and finally to Augsburg. While in Wetzlar I was given demolition training and cavalry training. I finished my enlistment as a trooper in the 68th(?) in Augsburg. I was discharged in 1948. I do not remember all the units that I was in, but I do remember being in Wetzlar while Rita Hayworth made a visit. I also remember that at one time my Platoon leader was George S. Patton the son of General George S. Patton. Names I remember are Capt. Munson; Lt. Oliver D. Street; Sgt. Joseph Bruskay; Joe Sullivan of Cambridge, Mass,; Edgar Rager from Pennsylvania; Thomas Abraham; Sgt Vaskes(?);.....less n and less names as time goes on.
845	Date: 2005-05-22 21:01:34 Joseph J. Gazzola ( cadre@prodigy.net / no homepage) wrote: I served in Fulda, Wetzlar and finally in Augsburg, I do not rember other units, but in Augsburg it was the 68th. RA 1946 t0 1948.
844	Date: 2005-05-22 01:44:24 ed liston ( sonnyvero@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I served in the 2nd Bn., 6th A/C from 1950-53. Also spent time in Straubing. I now live in Maine and Florida and am a member of Outpost #1, U.S. Constabulary Assn.
843	Date: 2005-05-20 20:50:02 C. Max Shuey ( patnmax2@theunion.net / no homepage) wrote: Checking in to change E-Mail Address. I was in Hq. troop 27th Squadron in Darmstadt, Germany 1946 to 1948, as a radio operator.
842	Date: 2005-05-20 19:41:12 T. E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Dear Irene, Phil, Lala, Dick Smith. how are You?. Soon Dick will be in Germany and see the area of Fritzlar and Bad Wildungen, Fulda, perhaps Marburg. Looking forward to see Dick and Co. Take care Thomas OP 1
841	Date: 2005-05-20 06:44:12 Claudia Koch ( claudia.koch@us.army.mil / no homepage) wrote: I am looking for any information about the Constabulary Headquarters Air Liaison Squadron that was stationed in Heidelberg around 1945 to 1947. I am trying to find out more about my grandfather who was a captain and pilot with this unit. If anybody was stationed in Heidelberg around that time please contact me. I have a coupe of photos and you might be able able to recognize him. All we know is that his first name was Bob and that he was originally from Massachussets. Thank you so much for you help. Claudia Koch, U.S. Army Europe, Heidelberg
840	Date: 2005-05-18 01:45:53 leo r claude ( leo_claude@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: 94th sqdn,11th reg.weiden,germany 46/48. Landed at LaHarve,France crossed France in 40 & 8 rail cars to Marberg. Went to the 3rd Infantry and later to Constabulary.
839	Date: 2005-05-12 03:12:55 bill vasel ( labvasel@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: 517 AFB
838	Date: 2005-05-08 02:08:19 larry wyne ( auburncord@aol.com / http://aol.com) wrote: this was really different reading thru, i left r.v.n. 01-25-70. was given 45-day leave(for my family), orders read f.r.g. at field a(someone in military-assignments/pentagon doesn't spell very well. that was 03-05-70. but the BUS ride out frankfurt was beautiful(sunny-day warm-rays thru the sky-lites), then we finally got to field-a(big sign outside regt hq) said "welcome to 14th a.c.r. at FULDA", thank god it wasn't some damn trainig field in the of nowhere. i spent 3 yrs 2mo's there. it was/is a beautiful city, being so close to the "enemy" border. how could approx 200,000 troops(nato) ever hold back 1+ million "ruskies"??? but damn-it we all did it(berlin-corridor fencelines) the 14th acr & 11th acr(blackhorse) in 1972-on. servd em both PROUDLY & w/ HONOR!!! thnx, larry(circle pines, minn)
837	Date: 2005-05-05 12:41:18 Robert Abbott ( no email / no homepage) wrote: 1946 germany constabulary. Robert Abbott Mans, Ohio 44903
836	Date: 2005-05-04 14:49:50 Franklin D Bamsey ( fbamsey@adelphia.net / no homepage) wrote: I am Franklin D Bamsey, former member of Co H & Hq & Hq Co, 3rd Bn, 2nd Armd Cav, stationed in Sheridan Kaserne, Augsburg, Germany. Arived from Marburg, Germmany in Augsburg and taken to the Mess Hall for supper and a speech by Col Reed, this was in the 22nd of December 1948 and we stayed in Augsburg until Oct 51 and than moved to Amberg until Oct 52 when I departed and went back to the States. I still have the pamphlet they put out on the 116th Anniversary of the 2d Armored Cavalry with Col Abrams picture on the inside. Have checked over the Guest List and sent e-mails to a few to let know which unit I was in. If there e-mails are upto date that is good. Franklin D Bamsey Fredericksburg, VA
835	Date: 2005-05-01 01:39:00 Patrick Martin ( herzobase@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: My father served in the Constabulary at Sonthofen from about 1946 till 1947. Later was sent to Ft.Bragg. His name:BuckSgt Jack E.Martin from San Antonio,Texas. Still have the photos of the Tower,German armbands and a cig case with a map of the zones. Thank you for the site. Hello to Trooper G.Thompson.
834	Date: 2005-04-30 19:52:17 Dennis Morgan ( ddmorg@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: To anyone who has knowledge of a Captian Lawerance Matthews which was the Company Commander of HHT, 1st Constabulary Brigade out of Weisbaden from '46-'47. I have a German freind that would like to get some information on his whereabouts. He worked with him as the company arms room worker. Any info please email me at ddmorg@yahoo.com
833	Date: 2005-04-26 13:03:32 Allen Smith ( apsmith@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: Would like to hear from anyone who served in the 15th & 17th Cavalry (Distric Constabulary) 1944-47. Hq & Svs. Trp 15th Constabulary stationed in Schwetzingen, or B, C or HQ $ Svc. Trrp.14th Con Sq. from 1947 Through 1948. Also anyone who may remember my father Herb (Al), Smith from NJ and who might have a picture of him or of the entire platoon, troop or squadron in formation. I would love to try to find a photo of my father from when he was in the Constabulary. Please contact me! Thank you all.
832	Date: 2005-04-26 02:25:55 Louis N. Murray ( murray1000@charter.net / no homepage) wrote: I am looking for anyone who served at Schwahbisch Hall, l5th Const Sq l946-1947, and transferred to Augsburg in l948. I was with the 68th Sq, 2nd reg, Headquarters Service Troop Mortar Platoon, Platoon Officer was Lt John B. Gowan. I am a new member of the Const. Assoc Outpost #4. Would welcome e-mail from any troopers that served at this time period. Also, would be glad to hear from someone from outpost #4. My residence is Alabama. Thanks and hope to see you at the National Reunion in September.
831	Date: 2005-04-26 00:18:01 joseph oravits ( joravits@cox.net / no homepage) wrote: HI EVERY ONE, I'M WITH OUT POST EIGHT IN AZ. IF ANY ONE OUT THERE WAS IN THE THIRD BAT OF THE 6TH AC SERVICE COMPANY PLEASE CONTACT ME IF YOU WERE THERE FROM 1948 TO 1952. LOOKING FOR CPL TOM MACALUSO- CPL MUNOZ THEY WERE FROM NEW YORK CITY, ALL SO SGT SCOTT AND KELLER. HAVE FOUND SGT BLAZAK AND MACKINDER AND CPL VOTAW, THANK YOU JOE ORAVITS.
830	Date: 2005-04-23 22:19:16 P Martin ( herzobase@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: My father served in the US Constabulary from 1945 until 1947. Was stationed at Sonthofen.Thanks for the excellent web page.
829	Date: 2005-04-21 20:13:24 Evelyn Thorborg ( Evelyn@Thorborg.de / no homepage) wrote: My Dad spent his time in Berlin/Germany around 1949 at the 16th Constabulary Squadron (makes me so proud). His name was Robert (Bob) Dorell (or Durall) or something like that. He was from the State of Alaska (that's what my Mom told me). Would be so very happy to have contact to somebody who knew him. I was born in Berlin in July 1950, my mothers name was (she died) Maria Bielawski. Does anybody know anything? Thank you, Evelyn
828	Date: 2005-04-21 01:25:29 tmoreno ( tmoreno1@twcny.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: My father was in Germany in 1951/52. He received a birthday card from the Commanding Officer of the 24th Constabulary Squadron. He spent time in Hersfeld. If you were there during that time, I'd like to hear from you.
827	Date: 2005-04-17 18:22:54 Josh Yojusf ( bullit2@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Gerry, Thanks for your reply, I will call you on tudsday the 19th around 5:00 PM, Most interesting Career. Josh Yojusf
826	Date: 2005-04-15 18:23:15 edward f butler ( ebutler242@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: i was stationed in regensberg in i company 3rd bat 6th acr from sept 51 to feb 54.had a great time there. would appreciate other buddies who were ther same time to contact me.
825	Date: 2005-04-14 11:31:43 Josh Yojusf ( bullit2@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: As Others See us September 22nd, 1950 “Lightning Bolt” 6L NEW York- ”The U. S. Constabulary is ready in Germany,” the ”New York, Times reports to the American public. -In a special August article and picture spread,” the N. Y. Times hails the United States Constabulary. As the troops who Would Be First to Meet Any Invasion: of American Zone in Germany,” presenting on the spot photos of Constabulary equipment and operations over here. For Constabulary personal who are Interested In knowing what newspapers back home are saying About us, the Bolt presents this second’ to a series of articles on Constab currently appearing In Stateside newspapers. Labeling the Constabulary” as the Force. Well-trained' to meet any. Attacks from the East,” New ‘York Times reports to nationwide readers: “The highly mobile, well trained United States Constabulary would be, the first military group to meet any invasion ‘of ‘the United States zone. “This force Is understood to be composed of approximately 20,000, to 25000,men strung, along ’the frontier from Kassel to Salzburg. The Constabulary is armed with medium (and, possibly of late, I with heavy) tanks but appears to rely mainly on fast armored cars. “The group originally was formed: In 1945 as a force to “police” Germany and that was Its principal task for the first two years. “Gradually, however, the West ‘Germans took over their own policing activities. During the same period friction with the Communists increased and the Constabulary became the United States’ “shock” force in West Germany. Actually, along with the First Division, It is the only real, combat” force. in the United-States zone’. “From the’ beginning, great emphasis on morale has been used on these troops. The troopers are permitted to wear, special articles of “uniform, notably golden scarves “and yellow striped’ helmets. The helmet decoration earned the troopers the name of “potato bug” among the West Germans. “Along, with those morale. Building” privileges the troopers have received a continuous dose of very tough training. In maneuvers,. For instance, they are usually the attacking forces. “ While the Constabulary, always has tried to get as many professionals as possible the percentage. Of combat veterans is only slightly higher than in an average division. The Constabulary’s equipment Is the best available here, although much it Is well worn. “Recently one of the top Army officials here Insisted that the Constabulary and the First Division ‘could “take care”, of the East German People's Police should it attack, and “quickly push them back ‘out.” The same official conceded that if the Russians attacked the United States forces here could Not do much against them.”
824	Date: 2005-04-13 23:48:15 Marvin Ninke ( marvn@softcom.net / no homepage) wrote: Schweinfurt,Munich @ NCO Academy & Bad Kissingen
823	Date: 2005-04-13 18:22:34 Tom McClenahan ( mcclenahan@cox.net / no homepage) wrote: Joined C Troop, 6th Constabulary Squadron at Coburg November 1948 which became I Co, 14th ACR. Detached from the unit in Hersfeld in April 1952 to return to CONUS for discharge.
822	Date: 2005-04-12 05:12:50 David A Gregory ( davidgregory1@mac.com / no homepage) wrote: I ran across your site while looking up some stuff on Stuttgart. My service in Germany was a few generations from that of the Constabulary ( I served in the 1980's) as mine now is from the current force. Some of the links posted will help me with my interest in the Post-War period of Germany.
821	Date: 2005-04-12 00:47:01 robert w wolfe ( bpwolfe@myvine.com / no homepage) wrote: i was supply sgt. in the late summer of 1946 in the 10th constabulary squadron headquarters troop in kitzengen germany. my commanding officer was capt. anderson.
820	Date: 2005-04-08 01:01:48 George Thompson ( Edelweiss131@Aol.Com / no homepage) wrote: To Josh Yojusf ! As I told you before your E - Mail Address is incorrect. Please correct it so we can have private conversation ! George Thompson
819	Date: 2005-04-06 23:08:11 Josh Yojusf ( bullit2@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: As late as mid-February 1946, however, the US Constabulary consisted only of a plan and a headquarters. When Maj. Gen. Ernest N. Harmon was appointed commanding general on 10 January, he was for a time the sole member of the constabulary.
818	Date: 2005-04-06 14:01:53 George Thompson ( Edelweiss131@Aol.Com / no homepage) wrote: Hello Trooper Josh Yojusf ! Your message of April 4, 2005 in the Guest Book about the " Begining " of the U.S. Constabulay is very interesting to me, especially the part about the District Constabulay. I tried to E - Mail you,but your E - Mail Address is not correct. What Unit did you serve in, where & when ? Trooper George Thompson, Outpost 2 Historian 42nd Sqd., 2nd. Regiment, Freising, Germany
817	Date: 2005-04-04 23:47:30 Josh Yojusf ( bullit2@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: U.S. Constabulary The Beginning A beginning had already been made in September, when G-2, USFET, recommended creating security forces for each military district (and Berlin and Bremen) to be composed of MPs, CIC detachments, and district constabularies. The district constabularies would be mechanized cavalry groups taken from the tactical units, given special instruction in military government laws and ordinances, trained in conducting raids and searches, and employed as quick, mobile security reserves. G-2 also proposed a distinctive uniform, but G-4 could not supply any special items of dress; and when the districts activated their constabularies in November, the only distinguishing marks were the letters "DC" painted in yellow on the front of the helmet liners.77 From the idea of the district constabularies, USFET in the fall of 1945 evolved the concept of the United States Constabulary, a self-sufficient security force for the whole zone. Calculating on the basis of one constable (plus signals, supply, and air reconnaissance) for 450 Germans, Eisenhower informed the War Department that a constabulary of 38,000 men would be enough to establish police-type control by 1 July 1946, assuming that by then the surplus property, DP, and prisoner of war burdens would have been substantially eliminated. The estimated savings in the Occupational Troop Basis would amount to 81,000 spaces, since the supporting tactical troops could be reduced to three divisions and one army headquarters.78 The organizational plans, completed at the turn of the year, provided for a Headquarters, US Constabulary, comparable to a corps headquarters; three brigade headquarters, one for each Land capital; nine regimental headquarters, one for each Regierungsbezirk; and twenty-seven squadrons, located so as to cover one or more Kreise.79 Each squadron would have three mechanized and two motorized troops (thirteen men to the troop) equipped with M5 armored cars mounting 37-mm. cannons (the mechanized troops only), quarter- and half-ton trucks, .30-caliber light machine guns, Thompson submachine guns, rifles, pistols, and code and voice radios. The US Constabulary was to be an elite force of handpicked men, distinguishable from the other troops by their highly polished paratroop boots, service coats in place of the standard Eisenhower jacket, gold silk scarves, Sam Browne belts, and lacquered helmet liners circled with a half-inch blue stripe flanked by two half-inch yellow stripes and with the constabulary insignia (a gold disc bordered in blue with the letter "C" in blue pierced by a bolt of lightning in red) on the front. 80 As late as mid-February 1946, however, the US Constabulary consisted only of a plan and a headquarters. When Maj. Gen. Ernest N. Harmon was appointed commanding general on 10 January, he was for a time the sole member of the constabulary. By mid-February, he had selected a headquarters staff; on the 16th, a constabulary school opened in the former Adolf Hitler Schule at Sonthofen to train members of a cavalry reconnaissance squadron as teachers for the main body of the constabulary yet to be assigned.
816	Date: 2005-04-03 19:48:54 John R. Holcomb ( jrholcomb@optilink.us / http://www.optilink.us) wrote: Joined 1s Armed Division, 4th Tank Bn at Panzier Concern, Goppingen, Germany March 1946. Served on outpost, Nurtigen, Ulm, Herrinbergb, Blauberen. Served at US Constab School, Sontofen, Guard Troop and Demonstration Troop. Modeled Uniform. John R. Holcomb 811 East Willow Park Dr Dalton, Georgia 30720 Phone 706-278-6588
815	Date: 2005-03-29 18:23:35 Edward Keaney ( www.edwki@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was stationed in schweinfurt and then moved to Bad Kissengen with the 2/14 ACR Dog Co. 1950/ 1953
814	Date: 2005-03-27 16:07:35 Phil Sandoval ( psandoval@mlode.com / no homepage) wrote: Greetings to all our U.S. Constabulay friends all over the world. We wish for you a beautiful Easter Sunday with your families...
813	Date: 2005-03-23 02:25:11 Joseph Nemeth ( JPWNEMETH@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Looking for members of "C" btry. 74th fiel Arty. Btn. Stationed in Landshut Germany from 1948 to 1951. List of men. last names. Carrillo Collins-Sgt. Cambell-Lt. Crain Dungan Dronberger Edwards Fishpaw-Capt. Fleagle Godsey Hempy hermanski Hoppe, Bruce kalego Matthews Mitchell Ostyn Powell Richards Russell A.B. Sauer Spillane-Sgt. Stillwell Taylor waddel-LT. Wilson-Sgt. I hope some of you are still around, if so please contact me.
812	Date: 2005-03-21 00:03:56 Joe Nemeth ( JPWNEMETH@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was stationed in Landshut, Germany with "C" Btry. 74th Field Arty. Btn. from Oct. 1948 to 1951.I was a Jeep driver and radio operator. Specialty # 2704 (forward observer).Each time i get out my photo album and go through it, it brings back many fond memories of the many good times we had.
811	Date: 2005-03-16 21:33:45 margaret thomas ( magmum80@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: I am looking for photos of the US Army of Occupation in Germany for the year 1946. I am producing the Ron Harwood play "Taking Sides" and we require 2 uniforms for a Major and a Luitenant. Any help would be appreciated. I am in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
810	Date: 2005-03-15 22:17:52 "Jim" ( ariton_47@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Was in the 2nd Battalion 2nd Armed Cav Regt CO "F" 48-52 good drinker, good boxer/fighter know me? or Mink, Tatum, Cooper ?
809	Date: 2005-03-08 02:00:18 Clarence D. Rollins ( ccdram2@wmconnect.com / no homepage) wrote: I was assigned to Troop D, 42d Sqd, 2d Cav Regt from August 46 thru May 49. Stationed in Straubing & Augsburg.Would love to here from any of the old timers still around. I retired out of the service on July 1973.
808	Date: 2005-03-04 21:58:36 George Valenzuela ( gvalenzsr@earthlink.net / no homepage) wrote: Would very much like to hear from anyone stationed in Linz with the MP Troop and 4th Recon in Steyr, Austria.
807	Date: 2005-03-01 00:32:48 William Larson ( wmlarson@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: I was with the Military Government DP Section in Linz, Austria in 1947 and early 1948.
806	Date: 2005-02-28 14:25:46 B J Broussard ( breauxbruce@cox.net / no homepage) wrote: Where can i sign up as a member
805	Date: 2005-02-27 00:33:44 john vella ( jimv60@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: i was in landshut germany from 1948-1952., 74th armored field artillary,b battery, mess sargeant. would like to hear from anyone at that time.
804	Date: 2005-02-23 00:54:56 Gene E. Snowden ( wandagene@frontier.com / no homepage) wrote: I belong to OP 8. Passed Comander and Nat. SGT. At Arms.
803	Date: 2005-02-20 04:50:04 Donald H. Mashburn ( dmashburn@cuonline.net / no homepage) wrote: I was assigned to the 16th Constabulary Squadron (Separate), Berlin, Germany in January 1947. I was the Orderly Room Clerk for Troop B. When It was removed as a line organization, I was reassigned, along with an officer and about 3 sergeants, to Troop E. All of the tanks and equipment belonging to Troop E had been sent to the American Zone. Within a few weeks, all of the others in Troop E were either rotated back to the States or reassigned to one of the other troops. That left me as the only man in the outfit. I worked as a personnel specialist at Squadron Headquarters. Since I was still the only man in E Troop, I typed up ahead of time all the reports, such as morning reports and payrolls. I was probably the only man in the army that was his own CO, 1st Sgt, etc. Captain Richard A. Beyer had been my CO at Troop B and had been reassigned to Headquarters. When the Squadron went on manuevers, he became Acting CO for the Squadron. He asked me to be the Sgt Major. I was barely 18, and I thought I was in heaven! First Sergeant Donald Sandstrom was the Personel Sgt/Major, and I also filled in for him sometimes when he was on leave, etc. If any of the people I worked for and/or with see this, I would appreciate very much hearing from them. I still believe the 16th Constabulary Squadron (Separate) was the finest organization the army ever had.
802	Date: 2005-02-17 17:51:37 Mike Montgomery ( mike.montgomery@hq.hqusareur.army.mil / no homepage) wrote: Great website. Irene, keep up the good work! Would especially enjoy seeing more photos from the period.
801	Date: 2005-02-13 18:16:29 Edward E. Brown II ( ebrown83@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: My father, Lt. Edward E. Brown, served in the 15th Constabulary squadron in the early 1950s. I've been going through his old slide collection and have a number of photos from this period. Although I was only 18 months old at the time, this period in our family history remains in memory thanks to these slides. I am now using a PC and scanner to recover these as JPEG images so that they will not be lost forever. Reading the history of the 15th and other Constabulary units helps fill in the larger picture of that time and your web site is much appreciated. With best regards, Edward E. Brown II
800	Date: 2005-02-10 21:27:16 ``Jack L Williamson ( jwilli7752@erinet.com / no homepage) wrote: I would like to join the Constabulary associtation.Could someone tell me how to get an application.
799	Date: 2005-02-09 08:43:15 Robert Kaiser ( longtooth@qwest.net / no homepage) wrote: Served with 11th Const. sqdn, 1st const. Reg in Rotwesten, Germany outside of Kassel from Mar 46 to Apr 47.
798	Date: 2005-02-08 19:55:21 Monty Sontag ( msontag@stx.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: As a 1st Brigade Constabulary trooper in Weis- baden, Germany from March 1946 to October 1948 serving as troop Information NCO I was pleased to see a list of those who served in this time period. I recognized a few of those with whom I served. Thank you for maintaining this history.
797	Date: 2005-02-08 04:02:13 Donald W. Decker ( dorub@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote: I was with Troop B 16th Constabulary Sq.(sep)in Berlin 1948 to 1950
796	Date: 2005-02-07 14:56:53 Ray Urbanski ( ray2412@myexcel.com / no homepage) wrote: There are the Circle C Cowboys and there are the other Cowboys. They are the Circle D Cowboys known as the Dallas Cowboys. They will be circling all around the Patriots and the Eagles next year. Get ready, Super Bowl 40 here come the Dallas Cowboys. Also watch the Texas Rangers spring into action shortly. I was surprised a couple days ago when I heard Max Schmelling died. I didn't even know he was still around. I believe it was sometime in 1951 (when I was a Circle C Cowboy) that I saw him referee a fight between the American GI's and the Germans. He was 99 yrs old when he died. He beat Joe Louis and then Joe knocked him out later. I saw Joe Louis put on a 3 round exibition fight in Michigan City, Indiana when I was about 15 yrs old. A lightning left jab. I remember back then if someone said a person was 99 yrs old I really thought it was old. Not any more. Take care and lets all live to be at least 199.
795	Date: 2005-02-06 19:35:06 Bruce M Farnham ( BF64LORDS@GMAVT.NET / no homepage) wrote: I was with D Co 2nd Bn 14th A/C from May 1951 until Nov 1952, Stationed at Schweinfurt and Bad Kissingen.
794	Date: 2005-02-05 04:17:37 George Thompson ( Edelweiss131@Aol.Com / no homepage) wrote: " GO EAGLES "
793	Date: 2005-02-01 19:56:48 John Bronson ( jwb@nwonline.net / no homepage) wrote: After discharge as T/Sgt Hq 3rd Army, was a Dep't of Army civilian attorney in Constabulary Hq JA section from 1946-51.
792	Date: 2005-02-01 14:06:45 MarvinFarnsel ( mefarnes@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Hi, To all you Old Circle C Cowboys. I have a New email address mefarnes@yahoo.com Served with the 6th Const. Sqd. Hq Troop at Coburg 1947. Any you Old Cowboys remember the Little Brown derby or the Big brown derby??? If you do your getting old. But good you can remmber.
791	Date: 2005-01-31 18:30:07 F, A. JR. ( d86@tnni.net / no homepage) wrote: I believe i gave an incorrect e-mail address before. Thank you. Regensburg-Sonthofen 25th Const. and 91st FA BTN. 1947-1949
790	Date: 2005-01-31 06:12:12 lawrence w dubreuil ( jpduroche@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: does anyone remember "GORDON DUBREUIL"?? he is my father and anyone who knows him please contact me at jpduroche@yahoo.com thanks p.s. he was with the 277 CID
789	Date: 2005-01-26 18:22:59 T E Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hi Irene, Phil, Lala, how are things going? We have here in Wiesbaden cold weather. 5 C below freezing point. I was two weeks ago in Marburg. There is an archive which has some files of Constabulary work. I´ll take some time off, and have a look at it. May be they have some photos or pershaps a film. Take care, (I keep on freezing ) Y f Thomas
788	Date: 2005-01-24 00:33:27 Barney Phillips ( Barney-Shannon@MSN.com / no homepage) wrote: My dad Clifford Franklin Phillips served at the constabulary in 1947 with the Medical Detachment. That is all I know about this part of his service. He passed away December 2003. If anyone served with him it would be interesting to hear from them. Thanks.
787	Date: 2005-01-17 01:01:22 paul g nohe ( nohepg@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: I am looking for men that served in the 27th. const.Squadron ,1946 thru 1949 at Schweinfurt, Germany. I served in Hq. Troop. Thanks
786	Date: 2005-01-16 14:22:54 al destefano ( adeste1443@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Great web site. Hope more people log on and add to it.
785	Date: 2005-01-15 15:27:09 Don Jandrey ( jandrey@insightbb.com / no homepage) wrote: Hi I served with the 74th F.A B.N IN Landshut Germany from Nov.1949 to Oct 1952 Would like to hear from any one who was there.Iam a new member.My outpost#5.Keep up the good work .
784	Date: 2005-01-13 19:35:00 Amorelli Vito J ( nonno881@webtv.net / no homepage) wrote: I am a life member of op 1 ,i served from 46 to 47 in Rosenhime,Degendorph and Bertsgarden In B troop 66th const sqd.Ca`n remember much at 76yr but i know i was part of something great at the time.
783	Date: 2005-01-10 19:55:11 Louis A Lynn ( cousca@mtco.com / no homepage) wrote: Just a note to say hello to all the troopers and and their family's hope the winter is treating you well as we count down to Groundhog day, Will we have 6 more weeks of winter? Whats your guess???????????
782	Date: 2005-01-10 02:07:38 George Patterson ( BUSAVA@aol.com / http://www.Brotherhood-usava.org) wrote: Served with B Troop 2nd Sqdn 15th Cavalry Schwabach,Germany 1962-64
781	Date: 2005-01-08 19:54:14 Richard C. Brown ( rcb841@twcny.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: interested to see information being developed about the Constabulary. I was in the 2nd Rgt band in 1946-1947.
780	Date: 2005-01-02 03:44:42 Irene Moore ( irmoore@eatel.net / http://www.usconstabulary.com) wrote: Happy New Year to all the United States Constabulary Troopers. I will be in Lynchburg, VA., Tuesday Jan. 4, for one week. Your Web Editor......Irene
779	Date: 2004-12-30 14:24:29 Denise Duguay-Kowalick ( ddk7557@adelphia.net / no homepage) wrote: I just wondered if there was anyone from the 66th Con Sqd. who might have served with my dad around 1947? As I posted earlier my daughter is now stationed in Iraq and I am trying to get some info on the 66th but there doesn't seem to be much out there. Can anyone help me out? Dad was a Tech 5 (not quite sure what that would be today). His name was Paul E. Duguay. The site is wonderful, I have learned so much over the last few weeks which I am passing on to my daughter. All of you are incredible people to whom we all owe a great debt! Thank You!
778	Date: 2004-12-29 14:39:13 Charles Taliaferro ( ctaliaferro@kitchentablegang.org / http://www.kitchentablegang.org) wrote: You can retire your tattered, worn out and frayed American flags without cost to you. Send your flags to the Kitchen Table Gang Trust, 42922 Avenue 12, Madera, CA 93638-8866 and we will dispose of your flags in a proper and dignified manner with full honors pursuant to the United States Code. Please, don’t throw your old flags away, send them to us! Thanks, Charles Taliaferro THE KITCHEN TABLE GANG TRUST http://www.kitchentablegang.org
777	Date: 2004-12-27 21:54:40 Don Jandrey ( jandrey@insightbb.com / no homepage) wrote: I was with the 74th Field Artillery Battalion C Battery Landshute Germany from November 1949 to October 1952. I would like to hear from anybody that was there at that time.
776	Date: 2004-12-26 02:42:28 Lori Hay ( Nibscribe@att.net / no homepage) wrote: The best Dad in the world, Bob Monasmith, is my father. And from what he tells me, a whole bunch of you are wonderful people too! Thank you for serving our beloved country!! Don't think for a minute that your efforts during and after WWII went unnoticed.
775	Date: 2004-12-25 03:09:15 Donald F. Burton ( dfburton1@cox.net / no homepage) wrote: Served with 3rd Constabulary Brigade Headquarters 1947, 1st Constabulary Squadron 1947-1948.
774	Date: 2004-12-23 18:51:35 joseph oravits ( joravits@cox.net / no homepage) wrote: I WANT TO WISH A MERRY CHRISTMASS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TOO ALL TROOPERS AND THERE FAMILIES FROM TROOPER JOE&GISELA ORAVITS AND OUR FAMILY IN OUT POST EIGHT IN SUN CITY A.Z. HOPE TO SEE ALL OUR FRENDS FROM OUT POST 4 IN SEPTEMBER IN ORLANDO, AND YOU GUYS FROM THE 6TH A.C. LETS ALL TRY TO MAKE THIS ONE?
773	Date: 2004-12-22 15:57:38 Ralph Stovall ( w.r.stovall@worldnet.att.net / no homepage) wrote: I want to send Christmas Greetings to all Constabulary Troopers... I hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas celebration and a healthy and prosperous New Year. I served with the 6th Squadron, 6th Regiment 1946 - 1948, Coburg. God bless you all. I am a member of Outpost #4.
772	Date: 2004-12-22 08:22:55 Ray Urbanski ( ray2412@myexcel.com / no homepage) wrote: Just wanted to say MERRY CHRISTMAS, HAPPY NEW YEAR and to list my new e-mail address. A special hello to troopers from COBURG, FRIEDBERG AND BAD HERSFELD, BAMBERG AND MANNHEIM, DURING THE PERIOD 1950-1959. Tank Company, 3rd Battalion, 14th A/C------Tank Company 2nd Battalion 3rd A/C and 510th Tank Battalion, Mannheim.
771	Date: 2004-12-19 22:23:40 Denise Duguay-Kowalick ( ddk7557@adelphia.net / no homepage) wrote: My dad, Paul E. Duguay was a Tech 5 with the 66th Con Sqd. in Germany. He was discharged from Camp Kilmer on 15 July 1947. My daughter is now in Iraq part of the 411th CA BN serving with the 1st ID in Baqubah. I just wanted her to have a little history of her grandfather.
770	Date: 2004-12-19 20:15:49 Donald Dean Stagers ( stagersd@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote: Jeni9ck, I arrived at Sonthofen, Germany in early l949 and was assinged to Service Btry of the 91 Field Artillary Bn. I remained there until we in the 519th FA Bn. moved to Babenhausen,Germany and remained stationed there until l954. Returned to US then. I have just viued some pictures of some of my friends when in Sonthofen. Darrel Jenick, Tom Tonkin, Al Inlow, Potts, Paul Smith PFC Roone. If you have a contact for any of those people I sure would like to get in touch with them. Donald Dean Stagers RA16033850 stagersd@sbcglobal.net
769	Date: 2004-12-18 07:07:39 AL SALLUSTIO ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: TO ALL MY FELLOW TROOPERS. MY WIFE ROBERTA AND I WANT TO WISH ALL A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A VERY HAPPY, HEALTHY NEW YEAR. HOPE TO SEE YOU ALL IN ORLANDO IN 2005 AND ALL OP 8 TROOPERS AT OUR REUNION IN COEUR d'ALENE IN APRIL. GOD BLESS.....AL SALLUSTIO
768	Date: 2004-12-16 17:57:31 John Capone ( Bolteditor@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Diana and I want to wish all our members a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. There is much yet to be accomplished in 2005. After you read this issues article Preserving Our Legacy in the Lighting Bolt,we welcome your imput and participation in carrying out this important project .John and Diana Capone Bolt Editors
767	Date: 2004-12-15 21:41:41 William Bent ( wdbenr@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and Happy New Year to all troopers. Thank you for your service to our country. God bless. William Bent (son of late Walter Bent, 4th Constabulary Rgt., E Troop, Linz, Austria 47-49.)
766	Date: 2004-12-15 17:13:17 Louis A Lynn ( cousca@mtco.com / no homepage) wrote: I would like to wish all a very merry christmas and a most happy and a prosperous new year and may God bless you all. L.A. Lynn National Commander
765	Date: 2004-12-14 23:58:24 Jim Deming ( jimrene@mindspring.com / no homepage) wrote: Irene, I never get tired of visiting this really wonderfull web site. You are amazing. Keep up the great work. We all appriciate this and the things that you do for us. Jim Deming
764	Date: 2004-12-14 18:26:18 Michael Lanzillotta ( lanzlaw@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: My father, Amerigo "Rick" Lanzillotta served in Berlin in 1950 & 1951
763	Date: 2004-12-14 16:20:45 George Thompson ( Edelweiss131@Aol.Com / no homepage) wrote: Greetings Troopers & Friends in the USA and Germany! Wishing you a Blessed Christmas & a Wondederful Happy New Year ! Trooper George B.Thompson Troop B, 42nd Sqd. 2nd. Regement, Freising, Germany, now of 131 Cherry Blossom Drive, Churchville, Penna. 18966 - 1016
762	Date: 2004-12-12 01:20:57 Rick Newman ( rickgnewman@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: I have a photograph of three soldiers in uniform [WW II] era which we believe was taken by my father in law. The men are standing under a banner sign that reads 1st constabulary squadron 15th constabulary Regiment Do you have any information or know any way I might go about trying to identify the soldiers. Rick Newman
761	Date: 2004-12-07 03:40:05 Jerry walter hill ( jwh93@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Hi everyone, My name is jerry i am the oldest son of walter hill \. I just found a lot of info on my dad. I would like to know if any of you knew him. he listing on the discharge paoers were troop c 94th constabulary sq. Did onyone know him? Jerry
760	Date: 2004-12-06 20:57:08 Charles Frazier ( chuck_frazier5234@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Feliz Navidad y Un prospero Año Nuevo to all of you former members of the Circle C. I do try to keep in touch with all those with whom I had the opportunity of serving. Chuck
759	Date: 2004-12-06 16:33:52 Ron German ( pargerman@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I went through in 1951 on the way to Weisbaden and the 9th Air Rescue Sq.
758	Date: 2004-11-30 22:17:58 bob truax ( rctruax@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: i was the company armorer for hq & hq co,2nd a/c from 48--52 in augsburg and neurnberg.drop me a letter..
757	Date: 2004-11-30 21:46:38 Robert Stover ( robkat@cddn.com / no homepage) wrote: My father in-law, SSGt John W. Perkins served with the 22nd CON Squadron Troop B in 1946. He is now deceased. Would anyone know about this unit?
756	Date: 2004-11-23 21:45:05 Celedonio Alvarez ( cyclingcascade@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: My dad, Cpl. Ramon Alvarz was with 25th Const. SQ 1946.LeHavre France and close to Stuttgart Germany. Dad pass away in Washington State in Dec. 1991.
755	Date: 2004-11-18 13:49:32 Edward (Ed) L. Bowley ( edlbee@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Visited some time ago, but would like to update my position....at 87 ..still alive and luck to be here...Wish all my old Constabulary buddies well..God Bless..Ed
754	Date: 2004-11-15 23:03:27 Jesse Urton ( jurton@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote: Served with 16th constabulay Sqd, sperate in Berlin from its formation in 1946 until I was sent home in late 1947. Troop E, M-16 light tank company.
753	Date: 2004-11-13 20:14:45 T. E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene, better go Google "Standortschliessung" and then transfer by Google button to english. Thats better then the link, because it shows it only in German. Take care Thomas OP 1
752	Date: 2004-11-10 18:00:27 T.E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene, this is the link to "Standortschliessung" closing down bases in Germany. May be you can transfer into english http://www.stuttgarter-zeitung.de/stz/page/detail.php/824052 Thomas
751	Date: 2004-11-10 17:53:01 T.E. Togo ( Thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene, first snow in Germany Wiesbaden and Rothwesten. Brrrrrrrrr. Don´t like it. Thomas OP 1
750	Date: 2004-11-09 00:51:26 Charlie Joe Elsea ( ElsBttyl@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Fellow Troopers, Thanks for coming to the Bristol Parade. I think we all had a good time. I know I did. Maybe next year it will be even better.
749	Date: 2004-11-06 00:42:26 George Pedersen ( geop1231@prodigy.net / no homepage) wrote: I served in the 6th Armored Cav, 2nd Battalion, Also a short time in the horse troop at Swine furt, May 1949 to April. 1952
748	Date: 2004-11-05 17:09:31 T.E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Constabularies (and other Units who where on duty with Constabularies in Rothwesten) This week the German socialist Government decided to cut down german defense power and save mony. Many bases will be closed down. Also the famous base in Rothwesten (new cityname Fuldatal)where the Deutsche Mark was born in 1948 in the base Rothwesten (house Posen)under support of the US-Army. If some soldiers want to see it again still working, it should happen in the next two years.I´ll keep you informed about goings on. I doubt,the German GOvernment will keep the inside of the barracs like it is now, with all the wallpaintings and casinowindow etc.,may be they pull everything down. If some of you can read german, so go GOOGLE and search for: Standortschliessung bundeswehr. Possible, you can transfer it in to english. Hello Irene, Phil and Lala : )) yf Thomas Member OP 1
747	Date: 2004-11-02 20:13:54 clifford dahlstrom ( cliffordfoalman@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: served in fritzlar from april 1950 till we made a station move to fulda in 1951 was there until jan.1953, in headquarter co was a radio operator
746	Date: 2004-11-01 13:40:41 Lauren Fowler ( lauren_2u@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: Congratulations on your excellent website. My dad was in the 14th Con Sq, 24th Con Sq, 10 Con Sq spanning years 1946-1948. I am writing an account of his military life for our family history book. If anyone has information to share from that time era, I would love to hear from you. And to all of you - thank you for your service to our great country!
745	Date: 2004-10-31 18:37:09 Herb (AL), Smith ( apsmith@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: I was in the 17th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron Mech. when this unit was a District Constabulary unit in the Freidberg and later the Heidelberg area in 1946. After the 17th Cav. broke up in January 1947, I was transfered to the 15th Constabulary Squadron in Schwetzingen, Germany. This 15th Squadron was the orginal 15th then in fall of 1947 the 15th broke up and reactivated in early 1948 in the Weiden area. After the original 15th broke up, I was transfered to the B-Troop, 14th Squadron in September of 47 and then C-Troop, 14th Squadron in January of 48. While in C-Troop, I was stationed at the Constabulary School in Sonthofen as C-14 was the demonstration troop at the school. I then transfered to Hq & Svc. Troop of the 14th in July of 1948 and then went home in August of 48 on the troop ship, Bernard J. Ray. Anyone else who served in these units please contact me as I would love to locate some photo's of us from those days. I also have some to share and maybe you are in one. Thanks and hope to hear from you. Herb (Al), Smith
744	Date: 2004-10-30 06:48:01 A David Lowry ( dave_lowry@dadebehring.com / no homepage) wrote: Fulda 1968 1970, 14th Cav
743	Date: 2004-10-22 21:50:05 LEO PIRRELLO ( LCPIRRELLO@AOL.COM / no homepage) wrote: SERVED WITH THE 65TH SIGNAL BN. CO BFROM '45 TO '47 . CAN'FIND ANYTHING ON MY UNIT.
742	Date: 2004-10-20 01:19:36 Richard E Payne ( rjpayne@terraworld.net / no homepage) wrote: I was in How battery in Bad Hersfelt in 1955
741	Date: 2004-10-19 20:55:30 Kenneth L Skaggs ( RetFFKen@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I served with the US Constabulary 1946-48 I was in 2nd Reg. Headquarters horse platoon. Would like to hear from any one that served at that time. I am a member of Outpost 8. Great web site. Ken
740	Date: 2004-10-16 19:29:21 Reinhard von Bronewski ( anreivbro@aol.com / http://www.Berlin-Brigade.de) wrote: Hello friends, I'm a German police officer, ret., I'm born Dec.1947 and grew up with the Berlin Brigade. American GI's, maybe from your Constabulary unit, had brought my mother in the hospital because I came 2 months too "early" and there was no other help at that time! I still live in the former US sector Zehlendorf, about 800 yards away from the US-Clay HQ. I 'm missing the BerlinBrigade so much, almost 50 years it was very "close" to me. Thanks for your great job, GOD bless AMERICA! I've got the info about your unit from a proud Constabulary veteran. He had sent me your unit history, it is now on my HONOR-website-page! Greetings from BERLIN, watch your health! REINHARD
739	Date: 2004-10-13 23:21:34 Bob Monasmith ( natl-adjutant@pe.net / no homepage) wrote: I just want to inform those that knew my lovely soul mate Gerry that she passed away yesterday morning. She will be sorely missed. Gerry joined me in Coburg German in early 1947 and we were together in Germany until we were reassigned to Fort Dix NJ. She enjoyed Germany and we had been back twice, to relive memories. She suffered a pulmonary problem for 5 years and it finally got the best of her. Our daughters, Jan & Lori, are here and have been a lot of support to this sobbing lover of Gerry's. A lot of the Constabulary Association knew her and know what a super person she was. And I am NOT exaggerating. She is now as peace and has been released from her earthly ties. Thanks to all who knew her. Bob, Jan & Lori Monasmith
738	Date: 2004-10-10 16:24:52 Tom Johnstone ( johnstone@trvnet.net / no homepage) wrote: My father, Lt. Myron Johnstone, served in both the 4th & 24th Constabulary Units in Austria, 1 May 1946 to 10 November 1947. He was headquarter company commander for the 4th Constabulary, and later the company exec officer, Troop C of the 24th Constabulary. He passed away in 1987. My mother, sister and I joined him in Linz, Austria, for the last year of his duty there. Quite an experience. I'd be interested in hearing from anyone who might have known him. Others in his unit were Art LaCroix and Judd Miller. I've made contact with Art but not Mr. Miller. Thank you.
737	Date: 2004-10-04 23:01:39 Patricia Picone ( gsus4u@connections-etc.net / no homepage) wrote: Thank you so much for this information. My Uncle Harvey Ayers served in the US Army constabulary. He suggested I look up information about it to get a better understanding of what he did. This is wonderful.
736	Date: 2004-10-01 01:48:04 Raymond Gray ( smsgrouchgray@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: 6th Armored Cavelry, Straubing, June 1950 to Sept 1952. Then still in 6th but put on 7th Army patch. I was in Hq Co 1st Btn and then in Tank Co 1st Btn. Still have a picture of my first reenlistment Oct 1951, Col Rothwell H. Brawn swore me in. Spent 5 years in Germany. After 9 years in Army, I got chicken and went in Air Force. Total 28 years active duty. Retired Dec 1976. Still have many pictures and books of the 6th ACR, Straubing.
735	Date: 2004-09-27 16:01:49 Monty Sontag ( msontag@stx.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: I served in Germany with Hq First Constabulary Brigade from March 1946 through October 1948. Appreciate information re joining Constabulary Association. Thank you. Monty Sontag RA 17192047 13826 Halyard Dr Corpus Christi, Tx 78418 361-949-0100
734	Date: 2004-09-26 22:36:47 Thomas G. Arnold ( thomasarnold212@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: Dear Sirs, I would like to take this opportunity to thank every one of you veterans for the service to your and my country during a time long before I was born. After working for the US Army in my hometown Grafenwoehr Germany for 20 years, me and my wife moved to her hometown in Georgia. I am collecting historical photos of Grafenwoehr and the US Army Post. I would be very thankful, if any of you would be willing to share some old pictures that you might have. Naturally, any expenses for reproduction and mailing will be reimbursed. Regards, Thomas G. Arnold Hinesville, GA
733	Date: 2004-09-26 01:51:45 Ray Gray ( smsgrouchgray@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: 1. Why is there no mention of the 6th armored Cav regt, Straubing, 1950-1952? How do I get my name address ect in list of troopers?
732	Date: 2004-09-24 16:54:53 Charles Frazier ( chuck_frazier5234@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: I have changed my email address,and my homepage as well. I hope all is well with all of you former troopers. Chuck http://hometown.aol/cfrazier/myhomepage
731	Date: 2004-09-15 04:06:55 jim miller ( constabulary27@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: TO ALL TROOPERS AND FAMILY IN THE PATH OF IVAN. OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU. JIM MILLER
730	Date: 2004-09-14 00:18:06 Raymond Gray ( smsgrouchgray@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Member 6th arc, Strauning, June 1950, July 1953.
729	Date: 2004-09-11 07:16:44 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: Are there any Troopers out there who have the dimensions or measurements for the painting of the striping and "C" logo for painting a regul- ation "jeep". One of our fellow members Eddie Cordero has one in his barn. He has had it for many years and it still runs like a "top". He told me today over the phone that he drives it around his yard! I am making this request on his behalf because he does not have a computer. If he can get all the info needed, he plans on taking it to a professional truck artist to have it painted and striped.If anyone out there responds to this request I will glad- ly give him the info....Thanks "Troopers"
728	Date: 2004-09-10 14:15:10 gignac paul k. ( no email / no homepage) wrote: Looking for old commrades from service troop 10th constab mohringen kaserene 1946-1947.I belong to outpost #1.
727	Date: 2004-09-10 01:06:49 Joseph Winston Nave ( joenave@tds.net / no homepage) wrote: My father Jewell Winston Nave served with The Constabulary forces in Germany post WWII. He passed on in 1997. I truly knew a kind and generous man. Love, Joseph Winston Nave 2004.
726	Date: 2004-09-05 03:26:55 T. E. Togo ( Thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello all "C" ´s I visited Irene last week and we had a nice time, fishing, talking about the "C", eating cat fish and met her nice family clan. Drove in Irene´s "Willies". The weather was just bearable. TET.
725	Date: 2004-09-01 17:08:48 John J. Urban 3rd ( john.urban@pfizer.com / no homepage) wrote: Greetings, My Father, John Jacob Urban Jr., served in Coburg, Bayern with the Constabulary in the early 50's. I will pass on this website information to him, and hopefully get his name entered with your group. He is not "on-line", so I will act as his conduit. Cheers, John III
724	Date: 2004-08-30 16:13:00 Charles Frazier ( chuckf02@sprynet.com / http://geocities.com/chuck_frazier5234/mypage) wrote: I finally finished my fourth book 'Crossed Rifle'. I have started another, its title remains 'We Two', until I finish it, then, who knows! I have gotten some good emails from some of you troopers. I always answer the mail. Chuck
723	Date: 2004-08-29 20:44:10 Donald T. Scott ( dontscott@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: I served in Salsburg Austria from the Fall of 1949 thru August 1952. I was asigned to the G-3 Section of Headquarters for U S Forces in Austria. I would like to hear from anyone servint there about the same time.
722	Date: 2004-08-29 17:31:44 Charles Taliaferro ( charliet@kitchentablegang.org / http://www.kitchentablegang.org) wrote: Attention military retirees . . . got problems getting your veteran's benefits? Check out the Kitchen Table Gang's website at http://www.kitchentablegang.org It's a great resource, and might be able to give you direction towards the right answers you have been searching for!
721	Date: 2004-08-26 01:12:01 Earl Ulrich ( allenb62@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: I would like to add that I was a member of the 2nd Constabulary / Brigade Headquarters there in Munich Germany from 1946-1947. I was one of the men overseeing communications and set up the war room for the 2nd Constabulary. One memory I have is of taking a picture of 6 Generals in one spot when General Eisenhower visited our base. I would be delightd to hear from anyone that served there and can be reached at allenb62@hotmail.com
720	Date: 2004-08-25 14:11:01 Larry Wilson ( mittomus@cox.net / no homepage) wrote: I was stationed at Bad Kissingen, Germany from April 1961 to October 1963. I enjoyed my German tour of duty and would like to find some of my buddies.
719	Date: 2004-08-25 02:16:13 Earl Ulrich ( allenb62@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: I am looking for a friend I served in the constabulary with by the name of Richard S.Jordan if anyone might have heard of him or have a mailing address or number. thanks
718	Date: 2004-08-23 18:24:37 David Gettman ( deddygetty1@comcast.net / http://history.dragoons.org) wrote: Dad (then 1Lt Henry Gettman) was Displaced Persons Officer for HQ, 4th Constabulary Regt. in Austria from 1July46 to 18March47. If anyone knew this 5'0" tall dynamo, please contact me. Also, I am a historian for the Second Cavalry Association. Dad and I both proudly served in the Second Cavalry. I would love to hear from former Second Cav Troopers from all era's, to preserve what you know from your time.
717	Date: 2004-08-20 23:37:08 MUGUGU ( MAGA@ABA.COM / no homepage) wrote: NWANNEM KEEEP IT UP BUT NWAFO MAUGUGU MAGA I DEY OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
716	Date: 2004-08-19 15:55:03 Gerry Thorn ( omathorn@webtv.net / no homepage) wrote: My mistake on previos msg. ////that is 2nd A/C
715	Date: 2004-08-18 19:47:25 Arminta Crihfield ( crihfield@frontiernet.net / no homepage) wrote: My father, Pemperton L. Cecil,Buck Sgt., did his basic training at Ft. Bliss, TX. There was a CQ there that played a mandolin while dad danced on two chairs. Dad would like to hear from him. Served in the 53rd Const. in 1946. He thinks it was B Troop. Remembers these names and would like to hear from them. Not certain of the spellings: Col. Bowen; Bowen; Casiopo from Chicago; Jasper Newman; Harkrader; Carter; Camp; Owens; Bates from TX; Homick; Tech. Sgt. McDonald; 2nd Lts. Phillips and Thompson and Sgt. Kaufman or Coffman. Thanks
714	Date: 2004-08-18 15:33:39 Gerald Thorn ( omathorn@webtv.net / no homepage) wrote: Would like to hear from anyone from @nd A/C HQ&HQ Co.51-52 or @nd A/C 1st Bn.Hq.Co 52 -53
713	Date: 2004-08-18 15:29:12 Charles Frazier ( chuckf02@sprynet.com / no homepage) wrote: Looking for Charlie Linkous. Served with Charlie from Jan 1950 through May 1953 in Fox Company, 2nd Bn, 6th Armored Cav.Charlie was from Churchill, Tn. Also Raul Labbe and Jim Casteel. Chuck Frazier
712	Date: 2004-08-17 03:37:08 Arminta Crihfield ( crihfield@frontiernet.net / no homepage) wrote: I began looking for a constabulary patch for my father and came across this site. I never knew my dad was in such an elite force. He seemed to play it down as only military police. I have been on here all afternoon and late into the night. Thank you so much for this info. I will return with info about my dad so that he may find some of his friends. His name is Pemperton L. Cecil and he was a Buck Seargant with the 53rd Const. Squadron. Served in Germany in 1946. That's all I have right now. Arminta Cecil Crihfield
711	Date: 2004-08-16 23:08:11 JOHN CLINE ( Oldbulljohn@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: To those of you who do not know oldjc, He is a very good friend of mine. His name is Jim Whitaker, a trooper of Fritzlar B Co. He originally is from Tulsa . In case any one would like to write him an E-Mail, His address is oldjc.1@juno.com.------John
710	Date: 2004-08-15 21:13:11 Robert A Pumm ( robertpumm@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: I served in the 14 Constabulary Regt. Motorcycle platoon in 1946 at Kitzgen Ger. I would like to hear from any One . I am trying to locate John A. Stavola. Tks Bob
709	Date: 2004-08-02 01:42:16 Harry Kruger ( hhd96@gate.net / no homepage) wrote: I was in the 6th A/C Regiment,Company I, 7th Army, in 1955-1956 stationed in Regensburg. I did border duty on the Czech-German border. Did basic at Ft. Knox. What ever happened to the 6th A/C? Who replaced it at Ft. Skelly in Regensburg?
708	Date: 2004-08-02 00:13:14 George Thompson ( Edelweiss131@Aol.Com / no homepage) wrote: Hello Troopers ! Where are you ? How about some messages from you ! Speak up ! We want to hear from you ! Trooper George Thompson
707	Date: 2004-07-28 01:47:02 Lawrence Nelson ( noslenair@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was with the 2nd Sqdn, 14th Constabulary, and then the 14th Armored Cav until sept. 1949.We were stationed in Schweinfurt, first in Ledward Barracks and then out at the airfield. I was communications Chief and then Tank commander. I would like to hear from fellow troopers that were stationed with me at that time. Lawrence Nelson.
706	Date: 2004-07-26 02:16:58 Ray Kosmeder ( rkosmeder@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Thank you for this great website. My father Paul Kosmeder served in the 25th Constabulary Squadren.He served from 1945-1948. Regensburg, Germany. Please eamil me any more information you might have. Thank you all for the job well done.
705	Date: 2004-07-23 16:48:47 Jack L Williamson ( jwilli7752@erinet.com / no homepage) wrote: I WAS IN E TROOP 94TH CONSTABULARY SQUADRON IN WEIDEN GERMANY 1946
704	Date: 2004-07-22 21:02:01 T. E. Togo ( Thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello all, came just back from England/Dover and visited the secret caves WW II in the white cliffs under dover Castle. American units helped the English to fight the V 1, tipped the wings of V 1 with a spitfire. There where also special US forces in Dover, but I did´nt read anything about the US-Consabularies; did the "C" only operate in Germany? TET OP I
703	Date: 2004-07-18 21:47:52 sam zafran ( samz@kansas.net / no homepage) wrote: Need some help.Do any of you troopers happen to have a SOTW 12 inch action figure of the USA Trooper (Constab Uniform) I need one more to complete my 1/6 scale M8 with a full crew.would appreciate if one of you troopers could help me out Sam Z
702	Date: 2004-07-17 18:13:07 Jimmy l, Henderson ( pajimmy@pineynet.com / no homepage) wrote: was in Germany Dec.1946 to Dec.1948
701	Date: 2004-07-15 18:57:23 Bobby E. Jenkins ( botie2003@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: I am a life member of the constabulary.i was with the 53rd squardon station in schawbach germany 46 to 49 in 48 we moved to widen and i returned to the states in 49 i was in A troop.
700	Date: 2004-07-14 03:47:16 Phil Sandoval ( psandoval@mlode.com / no homepage) wrote: Hey everyone, I received the following message from someone that is looking for some information. Please respond to me at psandoval@mlode.com or directly to Dave Sandberg at 239-643-5110. Folowing is what I got: *********************** I was referred to you by someone that was in a the Constabulary Unit in Germany after the war. I am a gun dealer and just bought a collection from a widow and her husbands name was Saul A. Jackson, and retired as a Colonel. The helmet I have has a silver bar indicating he was a 1st Lt. back then. Also I have his pistol with yellow borders and blue stripe down the center with a C and a lightning bolt. It is an Ithaca 1911A1 and nickle plated. If you would have any information on Col. Jackson or anything other pertinent data I would appreciate it. Thank You, Dave Sandberg Century Arms of Naples 239-643-5110 ************************* It would be great if someone served with Lt. Jackson and can give Mr. Sandberg some information. Thanks, Phil Sandoval Twain Harte, CA
699	Date: 2004-07-13 16:58:31 Marie A. Fisher Milia ( mmilia@cfl.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: My father was in the constabulary. I have many of the mementos from his military years. I would like to find out more about these brave heros.
698	Date: 2004-07-12 20:28:35 T. E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene, I tried to ask for that Sonthofen-book,(Index "C") but the following mailaddress does´nt work, must be wrong! Hakku1@-web.de; I tried too : Hakku1@web.de, but did´nt work either. Do you know the new mail address? And what is the price?? Thomas OP I
697	Date: 2004-07-08 03:32:38 jim miller ( junglejimcav@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: does anyone remember,i think it was late 46 or early 47 when the last drafty left the army and we were all RA ? EVERY POST IN EVERY COUNRTY THREW A PARTY. OURS WAS IN THE EM CLUB IN THE KASERNE IN SONTHOFEN..CAPT. CLIFFORD AND LT. ALFRED SMITH JOINED US AND WE ALL GOT RED ROARING DRUNK.....
696	Date: 2004-07-04 01:24:32 Charlie Joe Elsea ( ElsBttyl@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I have two magnet signs on my jeep and motorhome when I go out. I really get ask alot of questions and I am always ready to answer. My wife and I just got back from Outpost 2 reunion and we had a great time. Thanks to all the people that did the work like Ed Yetsko and his wife Betty. Also Bill Strub and wife Marie. It seems that the reunions get better every year.
695	Date: 2004-07-03 12:21:03 T.E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Troopers the idear to put a "C" tag on the rear of the car and perhaps addit. the letters "US CONSTABULARY.com" will perhaps draw more troopers to this representative site. All have a nice weekend. Hi! to Irene and Sandy Thomas
694	Date: 2004-07-01 02:00:26 kenneth raley ( r8505@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: served with "c" troop 25th sq. served in regensberg/straubing 1946-1948. e-mail or 906 w15th st davenport,ia 52804
693	Date: 2004-06-29 17:25:03 Sam Zaran ( samz84@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: Way to go guys.I also have the licence tag holder.On the front I have a Special tag with a 6 inch Constab patch with Mobility Vigilance and Justice.In the veterans day parade last year,I mounted a 1/6 scale M8 with two SOTW Constab figures. Wore my Constab uniform (ike Jacket and all)and my Striped Helmet liner.Drew quite a crowd.Will do the same this 4th of July.
692	Date: 2004-06-29 04:48:00 jim miller ( junglejimcav@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: OH YES, I ALSO HAVE BLITZ POLIZEI IN BIG LETTERS ACROSS MY REAR WINDOW. THAT PROVOKES A LOT OF CURIOSITY AND QUESTIONS.
691	Date: 2004-06-27 23:31:44 JOSEPH ORAVITS ( JORAVITS@CS.COM / no homepage) wrote: MARV-NOTE-688 LIKE JIM MILLER SAYS YOU HAVE TO ADVERTISE. I HAVE A CONSTAB STICKER ON THE BACK OF MY CAR AND A FRONT LICENCE HOLDER WITH A MADE UP PLATE WITH A CONSTAB STICKER AND OUTFIT ON IT. WHEN PEOPLE ASK ABOUT THE CONSTAB I GIVE THEM A LITTEL HISTORY ABOUT THE CONSTAB AND ASK IF THEY HAVE A COMPUTER. THEN I DIRECT THEM TO THIS SITE.
690	Date: 2004-06-26 10:42:46 T.E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Dear Irene, how are you doing? I'm this weekend in Wiesbaden; now I´m in an internetcafe. I read in the "lightningbolt" that you are thinking of comong to Germny in 2006 for anniversary; will you attend? Which towns do you have in your mind? Wiesbaden? Rothwesten? Fritzlar? Take Care Thomas
689	Date: 2004-06-26 01:37:02 Paul E. Cooley ( kcpc@adelphia.net / no homepage) wrote: Served in the 70th Field Artillery Battalion, Battery 'A', from Winter of '48 till Summer of '49 at Fussen, Germany. I was medically discharged in September, '49.
688	Date: 2004-06-25 04:36:27 jim miller ( junglejimcav@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: reply to 688,marv. here is what i do. i have constab. stickers on my car. when i go shopping for groceries or at a home depot or such,i always park as close to the exit as possible. usually some one will ask about the sticker.when they do i pounce on them like a tiger.i have a speel ready made.not too long but right to the meat. if it is too long you will use them. also,i coached at the local school and when the administraters asked about the constab. i knew i had them.they began asking me to give talks during history and civic classes. i have been doing this for years. i dare say.there is not a student near me that has not heard of the constabulary.but,you must be ready to speak for about 20 minutes and keep it interesting. i usually work in a little history about ww two to break it up. i must have given my talks to several thousand young people...so you see marv. it is really up to us to promote the constab. we can't sit back and wait for the organization to do it for us. and besides, i really get a lot on enjoyment out of it because i am very proud of my service in the constabulary. so get out there and " and just do it" marv. it's really fum...jim iller
687	Date: 2004-06-18 23:44:05 marv farnsel ( mefarnes@tc3.net.com / no homepage) wrote: I Belong to the VFW, and the American Legion Posts in my home town. Each with over 300 membership. They have never heard of our Constabulary. What can we do???? We must have been the best keep secreat the Army ever had. Marv 6th Constabulary sqd. Coburg, Germany 1947
686	Date: 2004-06-18 13:18:15 Randall Young ( randy.young@idq.com / no homepage) wrote: Father was in 14th A/C early 50's Interesting information.
685	Date: 2004-06-12 20:21:26 Sis Campbell ( sis220@usadatanet.net / no homepage) wrote: I'm looking for information on my father (Erving Brewer). He was in the Army Constabulary in Coburg Germany, in 1947-1948. I have very little information on him. He served under General Lucious D Clay. I would like to know how I could find info on him?
684	Date: 2004-06-10 16:30:46 Ted Pini ( pini1@optonline.net / no homepage) wrote: This was a total surprfise to me, I didn't think anyone remembered the Constabulary/
683	Date: 2004-06-10 01:29:16 Al Kaptein ( alkap@adelphia.net / no homepage) wrote: Hi Milt I do remember the Melody manner club well. Even after hours upstairs with the band leader Erich. Do you remember Capt. Jones, I was his driver until they tried to court marshal him and I was a witness agaist him. After that I was the 1st. Sgts. driver. His name was Sgt. VanWagner. Had some great times there in Ulm. We had platoons in Erbach and Bleubeuren. on boarder with th French zone. My memory isn't so good anymore but your name seems formiliar to me. Good to hear from you.do you remember Margot Tischauser the hat check girl, I sponsered her to the States because she was a freind of my wife from who is also from Ulm. Just made a visit there in 2001. Looks a lot diferent now.
682	Date: 2004-06-09 19:48:04 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: Re: Jim Miller, note #679. Yes Jim, I too had tears in my eyes this whole past week. First the Dedication of the WWII Memorial in Washinton, then the passing of a Great American, President Ronald Reagan and then the 60th Anniversary of "D- Day". I watched all the ceremonies on tv re- lated to those events with a sad heart. I remember fairly vividly the WWII period. My oldest brother enlisted immediately in the US Navy, followed by my second oldest bro. enlisting in the US Army Air Corps, as they were then called. I followed just as soon as I was of age,in the Army and eventually the Constabulary. I still also recall how patriotic all my friends and young guys were back then. I think we are starting to see some of that patriotism coming back in this war against "terrorism". "GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS AND ALL OUR MEN IN UNIFORM"
681	Date: 2004-06-06 17:51:43 Marijke van der Veen ( kalluman@zonnet.nl / no homepage) wrote: Is there anybody ho knows Ms. Mary van der Veen , in 1945 working in Hotel Wapen van Zeist in Zeist, Holland. She is living in Australia and try to find here freinds of those years. She will meet them next year in Holland by the 1945-2005 reunion. Pleas write me.
680	Date: 2004-06-06 02:41:15 Milt Berko ( okreb@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: RE; Boblingen, Stuttgart 1947-47. I was in "C" Troop, 72nd Squadron in 1946 to March 1947. We were in Boblingen and in Ulm during that period. I was the Troop Clerk and later Operations Sergeant until my discharge. The Red Cross Club in Stuttgart was in the Opera House. I also remember the night club we set up: the Melody Manor Club, managed by Sgt. Schultz.
679	Date: 2004-06-04 01:24:11 Sanford Demain ( poochartz@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I would appreciate copies of recent newsletters. OF course bill me for postage,etc Nice to be back in touch. Sanford
678	Date: 2004-06-02 21:07:47 JIM MILLER ( JUNGLEJIMCAV@YAHOO.COM / no homepage) wrote: I HOPE ALL OF YOU HAD TEARS IN YOUR EYES LAST WEEKEND. I DID.
677	Date: 2004-06-01 23:56:08 Al Kaptein ( alkap@adelphia.net / no homepage) wrote: Hi Ted Stearns All though I wasn't in your outfit I was in D Troop 72nd Sqd. in Boblingen just out side of Stuttgart, during 1946 into 1947. We were out posted in Ulm doing boarder patrol in Erbach and Blaubeauren at the French zone. I was also acting supply sargent in the GI stockade in (I think) Mohringen. I remember the Red Cross Club in the park in Stuttgart and the theater and the bowling alleys. I met my wife of 57 years in Ulm and we're atill going strong.
676	Date: 2004-05-30 18:00:49 James L. Blevins ( ProfTuddy@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: Hi, I belong to Outpost #5. I served in Hq. 24th.Recon.Bad Schallerbach, Austria, Switchboard operator,Radio operator, Armored Car Driver. From1945 to 1947. Col. McCory was our Troop Commander. Remembering only the many good times. Would love to hear from ones that served at this location. Recalled the time a dozen of us, with lt.1st Fisher, went for a ride on the Lippizon horses in Styre, Austria. Much more about this! Well, please write if this goes thru. Now in Leesburg, Florida, retiring.
675	Date: 2004-05-30 16:29:07 Charles "Ted" Stearns ( tedstearns@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: I was in the Constabulary from 1946 through 1648. first at 3rd Brigade Hqs. in Stuttgart and then in Able Troop, 22nd Squadron in Bad Hersfeld. Anyone out there reading this who was also at either of those spots at that time?
674	Date: 2004-05-21 20:02:35 Charles Frazier ( chuckf02@sprynet.com / no homepage) wrote: Missed the reunion in Louisiana, perhaps I can make the next one. Leaving for Old Mexico in the morning. I am trying to outline a story for my next novel. In Mexico the atmosphere is alway slow enough that one can get his thoughts together. By the way, I was a radio operator in Fox Company, 2nd Bn, 6th AC Regt from Jan 1950 to Dec l953. Good luck to all. Trooper Chuck
673	Date: 2004-05-21 00:45:02 Al Kaptein ( alkap@adelphia.net / no homepage) wrote: Just returned from OP-1 reunion in Rutland. First I'd like to say thanks to Ernie Colonge and his wife for organizing a very enjoyable affair, I think they did a great job. My wife Ellen and I had a nice time with John Oldenburg and his wife Margret. The wifes especially had a good time talking about their memories back in the early 40's In Germany. We also had a nice time talking with ( I hope I have this right)Chalie Elsea and his wife From OP-3 in Tenn. They were formerly from the area of my home town in Clifton, N.J. where they lived for 27 years, and where I was born and raised so we had a lot to talk about. Hope we can be around for more enjoyable times like this. Al and Ellen Kaptein
672	Date: 2004-05-20 15:16:05 Henry White ( henrycwhite@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: Was Chief Quartermaster with the Rhine River Patrol in Wiesbaden/Schierstein Germany 1949-1951. Since then I have been looking for my old shipmate and friend, CPO William (Bill) Bush (from Georgia).
671	Date: 2004-05-20 00:54:42 Melissa Soule ( thejoymotel@juno.com / http://www.thejoymotel.com) wrote: You were "The Unnoticed Ones", but only in man's eye...God will reward!!! I beleive the USA could use you men right about now. Thanks for being there for all of us. God Bless Melissa
670	Date: 2004-05-19 15:10:24 George Thompson ( Edelweiss131@Aol.Com / no homepage) wrote: Welcome back home Irene ! We missed your Web Site Activity. Please " Dig Out " the 1947 Life Magazine Cover of a Constabulary Trooper that I gave you and post it your Wonderful Web Site. Thank you ! Trooper George
669	Date: 2004-05-18 15:44:03 Charlie Elsea ( ElsBttyl@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: My wife and I are attending Outpost Reunions in the East and having a wonderful time visiting with all the troopers and their wives. We are now in Rutland Vermont attending Outpost 1. I wish all the troopers could get together and enjoy each others company. Charlie Elsea
668	Date: 2004-05-17 14:54:59 Don Purrington ( rospurr@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Irene is doing an excellent job as usual. We are very fortunate to have her as our web editor.
667	Date: 2004-05-13 18:57:00 joseph oravits ( joravits@cs.com / no homepage) wrote: still looking for people who served in the third battalion of the 6th ac. was in service co. battalion maintenance section. from 1948 to 1952 give me a call. now a member of out post 8 now live in sun city az. phone no 623-977-3062.
666	Date: 2004-05-12 21:58:48 Stanley Kmiecik ( stan@teamtx.com / no homepage) wrote: My father FJ Kmiecik, Houston TX was in the Tank CO, 3BN, 14th ACR in Hersfeld from 1951-1953. Anyone interested in reaching him can contact me 281-291-8800.
665	Date: 2004-05-11 01:06:01 Sam Zaran ( samz84@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: Re. VFW Magazine May 2004 page 26, Cold war Musuems.Once again the US Constabulary is at the forefront, in brief of the article:Few exhibits deal exclusivly with the Cold WAr.The one exception is the Museum of the U.S.Constabulary, located in Fort Riley Kansas.Also in the article, is the14th Cav has a monument at Down Barracks in Fulda.
664	Date: 2004-05-05 15:56:29 dave robinson ( no email / no homepage) wrote: It is good to have such ggood work remembered. especially now in these troubled times with the current treatment of iraq prisioners which seems to be stirring up hatred for us rather than thanks.
663	Date: 2004-05-04 06:06:48 Phil Sandoval ( psandoval@mlode.com / no homepage) wrote: Hello everyone, I want to give a brief report on the reunion of OP8 at Laughlin. We had over one hundred members attend and we had a grand time. Our commander, Don Purrington could not attend due to his wife’s, Roslyn’s, surgery and time in recuperation. They both were missed. Don asked Bob Monasmith, our National Adjutant and member of OP8, to step in and act on his behalf at the reunion. Bob did an exceptional job with the assistance of Neil Aikin. Gene Snowden and his wife Wanda did an outstanding job with the Hospitality room. Bill as always was a great bartender. We had invited Harvey and Pam Harms from OP6 to come to our reunion as they did last year. They accepted and came and they also helped Gene and Wanda set up the Hospitality room. My wife Lala and I helped Bob with the registration as did Neil and Sue Aikin. Everything ran smoothly and I finally saw Bob smile on the night of the banquet. He was a happy man on that night as everything went smoothly thanks to his all out efforts to see that all went well. We all had a great time thanks to the cooperation of all that came. I’ll let Bob give the official report but, “Bob, thanks for your leadership and ability to take care of all that needed doing. And I hope that you are sleeping well now.” Our celebration didn’t end with the end of the reunion. The Harms’ came home with us and we showed them the California highlights. We visited Disneyland, Lake Tahoe, The Ponderosa Ranch, where the TV show “Bonanza” was filmed, we visited San Francisco and Alcatraz Island and Yosemite National Park. And before we left Laughlin, we took them to Las Vegas where we all left the obligatory donation. In all we traveled 2,200 miles together and we were still friends and talking after we took them to the airport in Sacramento on the 28th of April. We had a great time!!! Phil Sandoval
662	Date: 2004-04-28 19:00:34 John W Bradshaw ( john@netpath.net / no homepage) wrote: I have enjoyed meeting old buddies from the past at Dotzheim with the Hq 1st Constab Brigade(by Weisbaden)
661	Date: 2004-04-24 20:50:34 C. Max Shuey ( patnmax2@netzero.net / no homepage) wrote: I can't believe that among all these names, there are only two of us from the 27th squadron in darmstadt.
660	Date: 2004-04-18 03:57:48 Leroy (Lee)Solice ( leeadai203@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I spent four three tours in Germany 1946-1965. one of which was at Straubing, with Service Co, 6th ARC. January 1949 to February 1952, The day I left Straubing, there was a large parade downtown by the 6th A/C, I think this was the date the (US-Con) was dropped from the heading on all orders and documents of the Regiment, Would like to know if I`m correct?
659	Date: 2004-04-16 23:34:45 Ed Yetsko ( LBOLT1@JUNO.COM / no homepage) wrote: UNIT: TANK CO, 3RD BN, 6TH ACR 1950-53, DOES ANYONE REMEMBER THE PARADE WE WERE ALL HAND PICKED FOR, FOR GEN. EISENHOWER, WHEN HE LEFT FOR THE PRESIDENCY IN NOVEMBER 1952? THIS WAS HELD IN THE FRANKFURT STADIUM.
658	Date: 2004-04-15 18:32:55 WILLIAM FRISKEY ( WAFRISKEY@HOTMAIL.COM / no homepage) wrote: I WAS STATIONED AT LANDSHUT,PASSAU & SIMBACH RUSSIAN BORDER, WITH THE 51st SQUADRON DURING 1946>1948. I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE.I LIVE IN STUART, FL. 772-221-1999,OR E-MAIL wafriskey@hotmail.com
657	Date: 2004-04-15 17:59:29 WILLIAM FRISKEY ( WAFRISKEY@HOTMAIL.COM / no homepage) wrote: OUTPOST #4 IM LOOKING FOR ME ON THE WEB.
656	Date: 2004-04-15 01:33:55 Joseph Nemeth ( JPWNEMETH@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was with "C" Battery 74th Field Artillery Bn.In Landshut, Germany from 1948-52 Would like to get names of other men from this outfit. Can any one help? Thanks.
655	Date: 2004-04-13 09:26:01 walter coin ( WalterCoin@comcast.net / http://www.CoinFamily.net) wrote: I was at TAYLOR BARRACKS, MANNHEIM - KAEFERTAL in 1970 And then to Tompkins Barracks schwetzingen last part of 1970 to 1972 .... in the 535th Engineer Company (LE) after coming back from Wildflecken became Part of the 549th Engineer Battalion and part of the 130th Engineer Battalion i got a group Photo of the 535th Engineer Company in 1970 The 535th Engineer Company at Grafenwoehr web site and maps is http://usarmygermany.com/Sont.htm 11th EngineerGroup Seventh Army Redesignated on 20 September 1954 as the 535th Engineer Company (Light Equipment) and activated in Germany on 15 November 1954 as part of the 11th Engineer http://usarmygermany.com/Units/Engineer/USAREUR_11thEngrGp.htm
654	Date: 2004-04-12 23:23:42 Sgt. Glenn A Grago ( glenngrago@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: I was in Wildflecken 1963-65. Hawk MSL. 562 ND Arty. I remember a old sign . marking the spot of the 100 year war. Do you know the location.
653	Date: 2004-04-08 21:20:59 T.E. togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Irene, I found a link in englishobout the secret action in base Rothwesten. http://www.financialexpress.com/fe/daily/19980614/16555164.html yf Thomas
652	Date: 2004-04-08 20:42:37 T.E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene, yes I´ll do that. I wrote a letter to Jerry and gave him links and infos to base of Rothwesten. I didnt find anymore the link to the "house Posen" in the base Rothwesten, in which they wrote about the secret action (creating the Deutsche Mark) under control of US_Army (Col. Stoker, Tenenbaum) and secret service/ CIA??! in 1948; I hope to find the link again. The exhibition room "Währungsmuseum Rothwesten" (currency exhibition) is now under new "command". The flightteacher and "Iron Man" Mr Kössinger is now in Pension, he went with , I believe, 84 years.Imagin, he was in that base as a jung man before war and after war, in his freetime late up to his eighties. http://www.fuldatal.de/kommunal/sehensw/dm.htm And go for Googl: search for: währungsmuseum Rothwesten Happy easter to all. Thomas
651	Date: 2004-04-07 17:37:14 Raymond C. Owens ( CIRCLERC_CBO@MSN.COM / no homepage) wrote: We were on maneuvers in 1948 in Grafenwohr, and I was in a support unit to the 2nd Constabulary Regt. I think the 2nd was commanded by Col. Long. He was an old Cavalry officer, he wore kneehigh boots, carried a riding crop, and a long handle mustache. Our enemy was the 1st div. They backed us up to Bayreuth near the Russian Zone, and it was over. I came to Giessen in July 1946, I was there untill the Grafenwohr experience, then I was transferred to Frankfurt. I came home (Indiana) in March 1949. I would love going back someday. I'm sorry I didn't know about to reunion in Louisville, KY Will there be a reunion in 2004? Raymond (Ray) Owens 30 Iroquois Dr. North Ft. Myers Beach, FL 33931 Phone 239 823 0592
650	Date: 2004-04-06 04:03:59 joseph oravits ( joravits@cs.com / no homepage) wrote: as some of you might have known donald conpeau and served with him in b- trp- 1st- sqdn- 14th acr in fulda, passed away march 20th 2004. he will be missed.
649	Date: 2004-04-04 23:47:06 Irene Moore ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Hi Thomas, Nice to hear from you. How is the weather in Kassel? Tell my sister hello for me if you have a chance. I bet the new apartments on the Fulda have changed the looks of old Kassel. If you have time, take a picture of the new apartment on Bettenhauser St. of where building number 10 use to stand before it was bombed. Thanks, Irene
648	Date: 2004-04-04 17:21:34 T.E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene, pleased to hear you are ok. I´m back home for a few day´s; have overtime holiday. There was quite a lot of work,so I had hardly any time for myself. Take care Thomas Outpost one
647	Date: 2004-04-03 19:42:56 LOUIS A LYNN ( cousca@mtco.com / no homepage) wrote: "C" Troop 16th Constabulary, Berlin, Germany 1948-52
646	Date: 2004-04-03 13:36:19 Edward Monahan ( Popeye2u@webtv.net / no homepage) wrote: two weeks leaving Army i enlisted us navy.was on uss helena ca75 sailoring to Shanghai China we were ordered to Bikini Atol for A Bomb test.we received radation fallout from A bomb.i am now infected the wonderful staff va hosiptal bath ny give excellent care to make me cope.i enjoy web site.irene put hard work for us and no abuse from trouble makers.our president doing good job i blame no one as it was test to save american lives.if you have time to send letter thanking va hospital staff for excellent care to me i would be greatfull. trooper ed monahan outpost 2
645	Date: 2004-04-02 05:19:22 ALEX DEL TERGO ( amd2539@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: STILL LOOKING FOR BUDDIES FROM TK CO 2ND BN 2ND A/C AUGSBURG&BAMBERG FEB 50 -- DEC 52 TO NAME A FEW AUFIERO, DEUTCH,LATAWIEC,BEVARD,MILLER,BUTERA,KUKLA,LAVIN,REGARDS TO ALL!! GILLETTE TEECE MC ARDLE
644	Date: 2004-04-02 01:13:50 Rick Holen ( rholen@indian.vinu.edu / no homepage) wrote: My father Vernon L.(Vern) Holen told me that he was attached to a Military Police unit in Germany in l945. Do any of the Gentlemen on this list know of him. My father was born in North Dakota and married my mother Beth in Blackpool England before he was transferred to Germany in l945. He was in the Army Air Corp before he was transferred. You can receach me at rholen@indian.vinu.edu or Cell: 812 760 8000
643	Date: 2004-04-01 20:42:38 Irene Moore ( irmoore50@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: Hi Members, I have been on the road traveling with my husband. We are now in Lynchburg, VA. I now have connection to the internet after 3 weeks. I just want to keep you posted where I am. Thank you, your web editor, Irene
642	Date: 2004-03-29 14:09:37 Harry G. Schrefer ( McCrory40@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I served from 1950 to 1953 in Schweinfurt and Bad Kissingen with the 14th Armed, 2nd Battalion. Worked on the border around Munnerstadt.
641	Date: 2004-03-26 00:59:22 bill skinner ( sb2371@webtv.net / no homepage) wrote: Was privlaged to have served with the circle c, if for only a brief period of time.My self and a couple buddies from co.c 1st bat 26th inf.reg. (Blue Spaders) served near Regensberg out post. Not sure,but think it was 1951 or 52. Your guys treated us great.Upon my return to the 26th I asked my co for a transfer to Circle C. hIS REPLY, NO WAY.Neadles to say, I was on his s--- list for a long time.
640	Date: 2004-03-25 22:24:36 Louis A Lynn ( cousca@mtco.com / no homepage) wrote: Greeting,s Troopers one and all Just a reminder that REUNION time is here I ask you to please try to attend your OP reunion and others if you can, These reunions are for you so help support them if you can't attend send them a message of good will. L. Lynn N.C.
639	Date: 2004-03-23 00:06:28 ED YETSKO ( LBOLT1@JUNO.COM / no homepage) wrote: TANK COMPANY, 3RD BN 6TH ACR DEGERNDORF/REGENSBURG 1950-1953
638	Date: 2004-03-21 13:58:44 marvin farnsel ( mefarnes@tc3net.com / no homepage) wrote: Greetings to all of you Old Circle C Cowboys. I served with the 6th Sqd. Hq. Troop. Coburg, Germany. 1947.. I have a new email address mefarnes@tc3net.com.
637	Date: 2004-03-19 03:31:10 William K. Jackson ( utilakid@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote: Hello again, The great website for World War 11 that I listed in my previous message was wrong. The spelling was off. That's why we should always double check. It is ccr@robertsarmory.com Trooper William Jackson
636	Date: 2004-03-18 19:01:41 William K. Jackson ( utilakid@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote: Hello Troopers, My name is Bill Jackson saying hi to everyone. I am a member, just haven't been to the meetings lately.Will begin this Spring. I write on the side and have been busy with a novel--a true mass murder mystery that happened 100 years ago in the Carribean.I mention the Constabulary on page 13. It's doing quite well locally. Title "And the Sea Shall Hide Them" by William Jackson. It can be ordered through any book store, or through me, $12.95 plus $3.00 PH. ISBN # 0-9729304-3-4. I'm in OP 5 and served as tank driver in lead tank in search and seizure Feb. 46 to Oct. 46 in Kitzingen, bust mostly Schweinfurt. Would be happy to hear from anyone who served in the Constabulary. Wm. Jackson. I am a reenactor with the 70th Tank Batln, in Big Rock, Illinois. We have a wonderful site at ccr@roberstarmory.com
635	Date: 2004-03-17 21:22:01 Marcus S. Gatlin ( Pawpawgat@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I am the son of Lt. Col. I. A. Gatlin, member of 11th Constabulary Regiment, Weiden, Germany 1946/47. It was my first trip to Germany with my sister and mother. I was impressed by the friendly attitude that the people of that town showed us dependents. I will always remember my experiences there. I was only 10 years old. The Colonel passed away in 1961 and is buried in Ft. Smith National Cemetery, Ft. Smith, AR. I am aretired Chief Petty Officer of the U.S. Navy. You have a wonderful site. An addition that would be nice is a roster of those stationed at the various sites.
634	Date: 2004-03-11 18:58:09 Charles Frazier ( chuckf02@sprynet.com / no homepage) wrote: I am happy to see that more people are dropping in on this guestbook and leaving message to old amigos. I have made contact with several friends from the my Old Circle C Days. Chuck
633	Date: 2004-03-11 13:44:21 clarence klinger ( clancyk1@earthlink.net / no homepage) wrote: OUTPOST 2 WAS WITH HDG CO, 1SR CONSTABULARY REG. 1946 WAS A SCR 399 RADIO OPERATOR
632	Date: 2004-03-11 06:54:36 Edward E. (Ed) Bourne ( edbourne@gv.net / no homepage) wrote: Am currently a member in Outpost 8. I was unaware of the Constabulary Assn until I read in VFW mag of the reunion for outpost 8 in Tucson in Apr 2002. I served In D Trp, 16th Constab in Berlin in 1947.
631	Date: 2004-03-10 03:48:25 Ken Skaggs ( Kcrooner1@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Great site, this is my first visit. I was in 7766 horse platoon, Hdq troop. I am a member of outpost #8. I served in 1946-48
630	Date: 2004-03-10 02:29:45 Nelson, Lawrence ( noslenair@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I'm looking for any one that was assigned to "D" Troop 14th Sqdn in Schweinfurt Germany from 1947 to 1949.Early on I was in communications and later as a tank commander. When I was returned to Stateside i was a SFC. I was married in Schweinfurt in May 1949.
629	Date: 2004-03-09 03:52:33 Paul Coords ( pcoords@cswnet.com / no homepage) wrote: What a great site! I was with A Troop 24th Constab in Bad Hersfeld from "48 to "53. Wonder if Irene Moore is related to Sgt Moore from A Troop?
628	Date: 2004-03-08 02:35:06 Alfred Kaulfers,Jr ( JAKaulfers@webtv.net / no homepage) wrote: I arrived in September 1952 and was assigned to the Headquarters Company of the 24th Constab. Squ. in Bad Hersfeld. In December 1952 the 24th was disbanded and was re-assigned to Headquarters Compnay of the 14th A/C. I made Sgt. E-5 and was the Batallion Chief CW radio operator. My son, Cpt. David Alfred Kaulfers is the Company Commander of Company C of the 276th Engs, Virginia National Guard. On March 1, 2004 he arrived in Kawait and is now leading his soldiers in a convoy into Northern Iraq.
627	Date: 2004-03-06 02:03:08 John W. Bradshaw ( john@netpath.net / no homepage) wrote: I was at Dotzheim(Weisbaden) Germany with the 1st Constad Brdgade from 1948 untill 1950 and was assigned to the motorpool as a M-8 driver and drove the communicationn and also worked in Supply at times. Ist Sgt was James McMillion,motor Sgt was MSgtCromartie there was a Cpl Brown that drove for General Treadue,that was a long time ago and things don't come back from so far back.
626	Date: 2004-03-03 11:43:01 Irene Moore ( irmoore@eatel.net / http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2228651915&category=13981) wrote: Constabulary Pin on Ebay Go to this web site and view it. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dllViewItem&item=2228651915&category=13981 only one day left on bidding.
625	Date: 2004-03-03 10:07:15 Manfred Benkel ( manfred.benkel@t-online.de / no homepage) wrote: I am a colonel in the German Army, presently stationed in Ingolstadt. From 1986 to 1988 I was Commander of the Mountain Engineer Battalion 8, stationed in Brannenburg /Degrndorf. Ten years ago I wrote a historical overview over the garrison and the Karfreitkaserne which has to be updated. The Karfreitkaserne was used after WW II by the 66th ConstSqdn. I would be more than happy if somebody can provide me photos of the time the 66th ConSqdn was stationed there. Moreover, in different papers the Karfreitkaserne, as it was called prior to WW II and again after 1956, is mentioned as Fort May, Camp May and May baaracks in US Papers. What is the correct name and what is the meaning of "May"? Any information is highly appreciated. Manfred Benkel Colonel, German Army
624	Date: 2004-03-03 04:26:59 James H Nix Col USArmy;Ret ( ruben276@cs.com / no homepage) wrote: Not a member- just passing through! Thanks for a job well done. Jim Nix, I did spend three years,60-63 in SEATAF[Italy. Rest of my O/s time in the pacific[Korea, Korea, Nam,Formosa and Japan]
623	Date: 2004-03-03 04:17:37 USCON Web Editor ( irmoore@eatel.net / http://www.usconstabulary.com) wrote: From the beginning, the Constabulary set high standards for itself. The troopers were to be selected from the best soldiers available, and it was desired that all of them be volunteers. They were to be trained as soldiers and policemen. They were to operate in an efficient, alert manner calculated to inspire confidence and respect in all persons they met, whether Germans, Allies, or Americans. This will never be forgotten because the United States Constabulary was a very Elite Force.
622	Date: 2004-03-02 05:35:39 Irene ( irmoore50@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: It is a pleasure to say Happy Birthday to Glenn Miller who is now 100 years young. God Bless You. Irene Moore
621	Date: 2004-03-02 04:49:59 JIM MILLER ( JUNGLEJIMCAV@YAHOO.COM / no homepage) wrote: TODAY IS THE 100th. BIRTHDAY OF GLENN MILLER.
620	Date: 2004-03-01 02:08:08 joe bovaird ( jbeans1@webtv.net / no homepage) wrote: I was in b co 6 th armored cav and would like to hear from anyone who was there from 1955 to 1957
619	Date: 2004-02-25 06:50:32 Ervin C. Lindquist SR ( daddyerv@verizon.net / no homepage) wrote: No other unit that I served with could come close to the feelings I have for the 54th Combat Engr Bn. United States Constabulary. I served with Charlie Co. and Hq Co 1948-1952 So now would like to join a few good men I served with in the 54 Larry Munyon,Ralph Tores & Dunkel
618	Date: 2004-02-24 22:17:31 Larry Munyon ( lrmunyon@softcom.net / no homepage) wrote: Please add me to the roster on the webb page
617	Date: 2004-02-24 22:07:11 JACOB HADLEY ( Roxanne_Shows@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: My granddaddy, JACOB HADLEY from Alabama, served in Augusburg 1945-1947 with the 5th Reg. 74th CONSTABULARY Troop A. He is looking for anyone that may have served with him. He talks about a Sgt. Mitchell and a buddy, last name Perkins.
616	Date: 2004-02-22 21:57:10 Joe Foncellino ( Tomcat194@Juno.com / no homepage) wrote: Served with "A"Battery 74th AFA Bn in Landshut,Germany from January 1949 to late May,1952,would like to hear from anyone who served there during that time period. Tomcat194@Juno.com
615	Date: 2004-02-18 16:29:12 Clayton Alexander ( scorchy9@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: A Battery 519th FA Bn.'51-'54, wire sect, FDC
614	Date: 2004-02-18 04:40:04 Joseph Nemeth ( JPWNEMETH@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was stationed in Landshut, Germany "C" Battery 74th Field Artilley btn. from 1948-52 I was a jeep driver and radio operator. Would like to here from any one from that unit Thank you. Joe Nemeth 20975 George Hunt Cir.# 615 Waukesha, Wi 53186
613	Date: 2004-02-17 19:59:39 john baker ( M24tank@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: I was in C Co 2nd plt 6th AC 49to55
612	Date: 2004-02-13 21:55:53 T. E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene, Phil, Lala, I´m in Wiesbaden. Wish a happy Valentines day to you. Keep well and congratulation to this webside. Thomas
611	Date: 2004-02-12 01:29:27 Scott Rumsey ( hurtnbroke@myway.com / no homepage) wrote: Hello. Enjoyed the website and I am very thankful to find the information I was searching for. My father, "Jack"/John N. Rumsey (1926-1994) served in the 22nd Constabulary Troop "C" in Occupied Germany as a mechanic and guard in '46 and '47. I have several b+w photos he took during his service with the 22nd. I am trying to get them organized and reprinted. Thanks for the great web site!
610	Date: 2004-02-10 02:35:04 Irene Moore ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Members of the United States Constabulary Association: The Member Discussion Board [on our home page] is now available for you to share with each other and the Association your ideas and thoughts to help make our organization the best it can be.
609	Date: 2004-02-09 15:47:50 George Bowdren ( rctgcood.usca@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: Ernie, Item 603 is from Charles Cooper, D Trp, 24th Constab, 48-52. National Roster has Charles Cooper, D Trp, 24th Sqdn, 48-52. Without the sarcastic remarks maybe you can explain how this is two separate individuals.
608	Date: 2004-02-09 13:33:15 Irene Moore ( irmoore@eatel.net / http://www.geocities.com/usconstabulary/Asa_Reid.html#asa%20reid) wrote: Happy Birthday to Trooper Asa Reid -Feb 14th- Check out his page on our site US Constabulary.
607	Date: 2004-02-08 07:07:27 E.A. Cologne ( constabulary@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: Re: Note 607 FYI I check this guest book every morning. FYI the Cooper in Outpost Eight does not have E-Mail, that Cooper is a personal friend of mine,we served three years together. HAVEN'T YOU CAUSED ENOUGH TROUBLE IN THIS ASSOCIATION? JUST MIND YOUR OWN P's & Qs
606	Date: 2004-02-07 18:17:06 George Bowdren ( rctgcoord.usca@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: Ernie, It is good to see that you have finally gotten around to checking the Guest Book. You might also want to check your National Roster. Charles L Cooper is a member of Outpost Eight.
605	Date: 2004-02-06 14:29:43 E. A. Cologne ( constabulary@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: charles l cooper, Send me your snail mail address for membership, my E-Mail address is below. E A Cologne B Troop, 24th Hersfeld constabulary@juno.com
604	Date: 2004-02-06 14:24:39 E. A. Cologne ( constabulary@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: Thomas kelly, Your application is in the mail Ernie U S CA
603	Date: 2004-02-06 11:49:04 thomas kelly ( kktkelly@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I WAS IN B TROOP 1946 1947 I WOPULD LIKE TO JOIN THE ASSOC.BOX 206 SEABROOK NH 03874
602	Date: 2004-02-06 04:40:24 charles l cooper ( charcp9@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I WAS IN D TROOP 24th CONSTABULARY 1949 to 1952
601	Date: 2004-02-04 18:48:00 Roxanne Shows for Jacob Hadley ( Roxanne_Shows@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: My granddaddy, JACOB HADLEY from Alabama, served in Augusburg 1945-1947 with the 5th Reg. 74th CONSTABULARY Troop A. He is looking for anyone that may have served with him. He talks about a Sgt. Mitchell and a buddy, last name Perkins.
600	Date: 2004-02-04 10:32:38 Mary johnson ( MARYOSH621@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: Hi Ernest, My name is Mary O'Shaughnessy. My father's name was Bob Johnson. He was with the 81st constabulary in the European theatre from September 1945-1949. I know he was an MP connected to the Nuremberg trials. The only thing he ever told me was that he transported Nazi war criminals to trial at Nuremberg. I have lots of pictures of the men in his group. I even have a group shot withthe flag behind them and lots of their names are on the back s of the pictures. Dad wrote both their real names and their nick names. There is a man in the picture that I believe is a man that as a child I called Uncle Saxi. His given name was Isaac Sachs. He was my fathers best friend when I was growing up and my told me they serve together. I was wondering if you know or can find outif Uncle Saxi is still alive. Dad passed in 1997 and Uncle Saxi didnt come but we hadnt seen him in a few years. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am sending th group picture incase it is any help to you. Thanks Mary O'Shaughnessy (Johnson)
599	Date: 2004-02-03 22:29:03 Jacob Hadley ( Roxanne_Shows@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: My granddaddy served from 45-47. He was with the 5th Reg. 74th Constabulary Squadron. He ask me to do some research for him so he could try to find some to the men he served with. Any information would be very much appreciated.
598	Date: 2004-02-01 19:46:15 Colonel Manfred Benkel ( manfred.benkel@t-online.de / no homepage) wrote: Since I am doing some research on Fort (Camp) May in Degerndorf, Germany, I would like to get in contact with you in order to find more information. Please tell me how to submit my request
597	Date: 2004-02-01 18:01:28 Irene Moore ( irmoore@eatel.net / http://usconstabulary.com) wrote: I am an Associate member of the United States Constabulary Association. My father Gilbert Matherne was a Member until his death Nov. 26, 2000. OP7 showed to us their friendship with open arms and what a privilege for us be a part of this great Organization. Thank you to all for giving back to my Dad the memories of the Good Old Constabulary Days. I saw the excitement in his eyes as he went back in memory thanks to you.
596	Date: 2004-01-29 16:01:31 Joseph Feiser ( j.feiser@myactv.net / no homepage) wrote: I was not with the circle c cowboys but with the big red one from 50 to 52 in nurnberg. Does anyone remmber that the circle c and our outfit's was the only one in germany at that time? Will always remmber the good old days in Nurnberg.
595	Date: 2004-01-26 03:49:22 C.D.Cox ( cdcox_1@netzero.net / no homepage) wrote: When I first got to Sonthofen Iwas in B Btry 91st Arty we then changed to 519 th Arty. I got my life sentence in Babenhausen Feb 6 1954. Whe I returned to the states I was sent to B Btry 91st Arty in Ft Hood
594	Date: 2004-01-19 17:59:04 Ellen McCarthy ( ellenmccarthyca@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: My father, the late Sgt/Maj Francis A.McCarthy was stationed in Augsburg after the war and there met my mother whom he later married. I was born there in 1947. Now I'm w riting a short family history, which is how I happened to visit. Thanks for th einfo.
593	Date: 2004-01-15 19:52:31 Jim Grady ( Keg002@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: Great visit and remembrance.
592	Date: 2004-01-10 16:01:25 WILLIAM A. FRISKEY ( wafriskey@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: I WAS STATIONED IN PASSAU,SIMBACH AND LANDSHUT 1946-1948 WITH THE 51st.SQUADRON. I LIVE IN STUART, FL. NOW 772-221-1999 WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM D TROOP.
591	Date: 2004-01-09 05:51:37 Beverly Bryant Cook ( bluxcook@bellsouth.net / no homepage) wrote: So glad I found this site. My Daddy was in the old Calvary, then the 15th Constabulary. He was one of those old timers who made the Army his life. He loved it and believed in what it stood for. I was raised in this climate of his high regard and still love it too. All my love and respect to all those men who also loved and served the higher cause. Bev Lux Cook
590	Date: 2004-01-06 03:13:15 Garfield C. Geyer ( garfbarb@localnet.com / no homepage) wrote: I arrived in Straubing in May 1949 . Assigned to SV Co 6AC as a truck driver. Transfered to C Co around Jan 1950. Went to tank school in Vilseck. I liked Vilseck and asked to be transfered. Transfered to 7767 TTC in June 1950.I went back to the states in Apr 1952. Was a M24 tank driver/Instructor.Anyone who remembers me please e-mail I would like to hear from my old room mates Bennett and DiBernardo. I have contacted Duesing and hopefully we can get together sometime.
589	Date: 2004-01-01 22:02:47 Ernest F. Loomis ( ernest.loomis@nh.ngb.army.mil / no homepage) wrote: I was at Flint Kaserne, Bad Toelz and Warner Barracks, Bamberg off and on from 1959-1962. I later served in the New Hampshire State Police retiring as a Major 1963-1990. I met MG Ernest Harmon when he was Commandant(President) at Norwich University and lived in Hanover NH across the Connecticut river. I got to spend countless hours in his den, and I learned that of all his commands, he took the greatest pride in commanding the Constabulary. He referred to it as the largest State Police unit in the world. He was a great american and I miss him since his death.
588	Date: 2004-01-01 21:23:14 Fred Corley ( popcorley@northstate.net / no homepage) wrote: I was never actually in the Constabulary. I arrived in the 6th Armd Cav Regt shortly after the Constabulary was disbanded, Everything was still covered with the Circle C. I was there in Straubing for almost three year in Hq & Hq Co 6th A/C Regt. I thouroughly enjoyed it.
587	Date: 2004-01-01 00:11:52 ED YETSKO ( LBOLT1@JUNO.COM / no homepage) wrote: I served with Tank Company, 3rd Bn, 6th ACR, 1950/53 at Regensburg and Degerndorf. I also am one of the original "dirty dozen" who first formed the Constabulary Association along with Bud Groner(now deceased) & Charles Peillet.
586	Date: 2003-12-31 21:49:23 ed liston ( sonnyvero@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I served in the 6th a/c regiment in Straubing and Landshut 1950-53.I did a lot of tdy as a radio operator up on the border. Now live on the coast of Maine and Florida in the winter. I am a member of outpost #1, constabulary.no home page.
585	Date: 2003-12-30 18:17:53 Clayton Alexander ( scorchy9@advnet.net / no homepage) wrote: Stationed in Babenhausen '53-'54,A Battery.519Th FA Bn.Lot of guys in the outfit were ex constabs. I was in the detail platoon, as jeep driver,wireman, and FDC.
584	Date: 2003-12-27 23:01:20 William Frazier ( wfrazier@ULTRAISP.com / no homepage) wrote: I served in the Constabulary in Landshut, Germany in 1949, was transfered to Constabulary 7767 tank training center in Vilseck, Germany. Lost all my papers, don't know what outfits I was in. Please have somebody email me that was there or possibly knows something about it.
583	Date: 2003-12-26 19:34:02 WILLIAM A. FRISKEY ( wafriskey@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: 1946 I WAS IN THE 51st.SQ.,11th. REGIMENT IN PASSAU,SIMBACH AND LANDSHUT. I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM THE GUYS.IM IN OUTPOST #4 I LIVE IN STUART, FLORIDA
582	Date: 2003-12-26 18:09:41 Len Klucar ( charlenfarm@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: still looking for anyone who knew a trooper by the name of PASSARO Headquarters Troop Heidelberg l947 Or Troop rosters or anything to help me to locate him.
581	Date: 2003-12-25 21:19:39 THOMAS D. KENNEDY ( tom.kennedy1@verizzon.net / no homepage) wrote: WHILE BROWSING NOTICED FULDA MENTIONED A NUMBER OF TIMES.ATTACHED TO 501ST ARMORED MED. COMPANY FROM JUNE 1956 TO NOV.1957. 14THE CAV. AND 18TH ENG.WERE THERE ALSO.ANYONE FROM THAT TIME GIVE ME AN EMAIL.THANKS,TDK.
580	Date: 2003-12-21 22:05:24 Ralph Stovall ( w.r.stovall@worldnet.att.net / no homepage) wrote: Just a note to wish a MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY and HEALTHY NEW YEAR... to all Troopers and families. I was in 6th Squadron, Coburg, Germany from 1946 - 1948, Hq. Troop. Now member OP #4.
579	Date: 2003-12-20 23:57:40 Charles Frazier ( chuckf02@sprynet.com / no homepage) wrote: I note in the list that I received in the mail the name of John Liston, from a the Outpost in New England. Is this the John Liston who took basic with K Company of the 39th Infantry in 1949 and was assigned to the 2nd Bn of the 6th Armored Cav in Landshut between 1950 and l953? Chuck Frazier
578	Date: 2003-12-20 13:40:53 Charlie Joe Elsea ( ElsBttyl@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: A Very Merry Christmas to all you Troopers and your families.
577	Date: 2003-12-14 21:16:48 Ralph S Adkisson ( radkisson@stny.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: I was stationed at Landshut D troop 51st and before there I was in Passau, and was assigned to the Const School, at sonthofen was assigned to the border at Neuhaus germany on the inn reiver across from scharding Austra, I would be pleased to be able to visit with any one that was also in the area at this time 46 to 48. Ralph A.
576	Date: 2003-12-14 15:30:01 Melissa O'Shaughnessy ( melissasue81@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: Hello to everyone! My family and I are looking for information on my grandfather, Robert Nelson JOHNSON- he was assigned to the 81st Constabulatory Squadron. He would have been there between 1946-1949/1950. There was also a man named Isaac Sachs assigned with him. We have ~many~ photos, some with names. They will be posted shortly on our website. If it helps, we also know he was assigned to prisoner transport for the Nuremberg trials. Thank you very much. If you have any information, please contact us at melissasue81@hotmail.com.
575	Date: 2003-12-11 20:45:04 kenneth ( xtrakent70@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: keep it up, i love the site.
574	Date: 2003-12-11 04:05:15 jim miller ( junglejimcav@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: TOMMY ALLOTTA.....WHERE ARE YOU ?
573	Date: 2003-12-10 21:33:05 Charles Thompson ( chuckthompsonoutdoors@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: 167 photos of the 14th Armored Cavalry from 1949-1951 in Fritzlar, Friedberg, Gelnhausen,Fulda and ? Any familiar faces? Go to photo.epson.com and type in my new e-mail address of chuckthompsonoutdoors@comcast.net and click on 14th Armored Cavalry. Thanks. Enjoy.
572	Date: 2003-12-10 20:18:32 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: TO ALL MY FRIENDS AND FELLOW TROOPERS, HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND VERY HAPPY, HEALTHY NEW YEAR. HOPE TO SEE YOU AT OP8 REUNION IN 2004 AND AT THE NATIONAL REUNION IN ORLANDO IN 2005.
571	Date: 2003-12-10 00:35:17 Louis A Lynn ( cousca@mtco.com / no homepage) wrote: Attention all 16th Berlin troopers, There is to be a feature story on the 16th to be in the LB, If any of you guys has something you think should be in the story send it to me, also photos, All item will net be in the story due to space but yours might, You can E-mail me or snail mail my address is in the LB. ll
570	Date: 2003-12-07 21:06:50 George Thompson ( Edelweiss@Aol.Com / no homepage) wrote: December 7th, 2003 ! REMEMBER PEARL HARBOUR ! The "JAPS" caused the death & wounded of so very many of our solders, sailors & others ! Let`s never forget especially today and forever ! Trooper George Thompson, Outpost 2
569	Date: 2003-12-07 01:09:58 Louis A Lynn ( cousca@mtco.com / no homepage) wrote: I am going to make up a 16 month Constabulary calendar anyone instrested in having one let me know, The cost will be around $20.00. There is information in the Sept LB issue about it and some info in the coming issue of the LB
568	Date: 2003-12-06 19:15:56 John C. McLaughlin ( jocage1@earthlink.net / no homepage) wrote: New email address: jocage1@earthlink.net Served from 1948 to 1952 with Tank Co. 3d. Bn. 2d. Armored Cavalry Regiment in Augsburg and Amberg.
567	Date: 2003-12-06 18:27:21 T. E. Togo ( Thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello all " C "s out there. We have today 06.Dez. in Germany, the St. Niclaus" day. In German: St. Nikolaus or Knecht Ruprecht. All children in the neighbourhood go around in the evening, dressed up with a mask/ beard and ring doorbells, go in shops and sing x-mas songs, then they get something ( chocolate or money) It´s a nice habit and brings x-mas closer. Take care TET outpost I
566	Date: 2003-12-06 16:37:38 Manfred (Doc)Goldstein ( Mannyg2255@hotmail.com / http://www.frontiernet.net/~twinone/) wrote: Just to say Hi, and update my e-mail and website. I live in NY and am a member of Outpost 2. Getting a lot of snow today, so I am just waiting till it slows down to start shoveling. Manny (doc)
565	Date: 2003-12-06 00:45:34 John Capone ( bolteditor@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: On May 29, 2004 the national WWII Memorial will be dedicated in Washington, DC--to honor Americans greatest generation of WWII veterans. The official dedication will span 4 days and there will be many events. Tickets are free, first come first served. To get tickets, or other details, go to the official web site www.WWIIMemorial.com or call 800-639-4992.
564	Date: 2003-12-05 14:27:26 Ralph Judd Jr. ( RalphEarline@yahoo.com / http://www.RalphJuddJr.com) wrote: Was in the 6th.Constabulary in A Troop,was there in 1946 and 1947 Before that I was with the 71st and the 9th infrantry div.in 1945 Was in Coburg Germany with the Constabulary
563	Date: 2003-11-30 17:53:00 L. A. Lynn ( LLynn@mtco.com / no homepage) wrote: Greetings and a very merry and prosperous new year to one and all, Hope to see many of you at the reunions and those who have never attended one should do so, Meet old friends and make new ones, WE MISS YOU. National Commander U.S.C.A.
562	Date: 2003-11-30 16:43:17 Robert ( natl-adjutant@pe.net / no homepage) wrote: Since joining the Association I have renewed a number of old friendships and made a lot of new ones. The latest was a fellow I served with in H&S Troop 6th Squadron, 6th Regiment, in Coburg around early 1947. We were in the Communications Section under a M/Sgt Williams. My experiences in the Association has been most rewarding.
561	Date: 2003-11-29 15:17:18 E.A. Cologne ( constabulary@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: I am the National Recruiter of the “United States Constabulary Association”, For an application to join this “ELITE” unit if not already a member, E-Mail your mailing address for membership at: constabulary@juno.com E. A. Cologne NRO, USCA
560	Date: 2003-11-26 20:46:01 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: TO ALL MY FELLOW TROOPERS " HAVE A VERY HAPPY THANKSGIVING DAY "
559	Date: 2003-11-25 21:39:15 Herbert (AL), Smith ( apsmith@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: I was in the 17th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron Mech. when this unit was a District Constabulary unit in the Freidberg and later the Heidelberg area in 1946. After the 17th Cav. broke up in January 1947, I was transfered to the 15th Constabulary Squadron in Schwetzingen, Germany. This 15th Squadron was the orginal 15th then in fall of 1947 the 15th broke up and reactivated in early 1948 in the Weiden area. After the original 15th broke up, I was transfered to the B-Troop, 14th Squadron in September of 47 and then C-Troop, 14th Squadron in January of 48. While in C-Troop, I was stationed at the Constabulary School in Sonthofen as C-14 was the demonstration troop at the school. I then transfered to Hq & Svc. Troop of the 14th in July of 1948 and then went home in August of 48 on the troop ship, Bernard J. Ray. Anyone else who served in these units please contact me as I would love to locate some photo's of us from those days. I also have some to share and maybe you are in one. Thanks and hope to hear from you. Herb (Al), Smith
558	Date: 2003-11-25 17:10:37 James L. Blevins ( ProfTuddy@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: I am a member of the Constabulary. My Outpost is #5. I served with the 24th. Constabulary Hq. in Bad Schallerbach, Austria in '45 & 47.I was Cf. switchboard opr. for Lt. Col.McCrory. This is near Linz, Austria, which was the birthplace of Adolf Hitler. Have many memories of Hitlers house in the mountains of Salzburg.Also visiting the "Eagles Nest", long before it was turned into a tourest attraction.Remembering visiting Gumunden, where Hitler built a small castle for Eva Braums sister on the lake there. Would love to hear from anyone who served in Bad Schallerbach, Austria at this time. T/5 at the time. Jim Blevins
557	Date: 2003-11-24 03:14:53 Omer S. Pincksten ( lisaomer@clnet.net / no homepage) wrote: I enlisted in the U.S.Army RA at Ft Riley Kan on 18 April 1950, after 16 weeks of Basic,I was sent to Germany and arrived there in Germany in October 1950, went to the repo/Depo at (can not recall town) from there i was sent to the 15th Constab in Weiden, i had to return to (can not recall town) and reassigned to 2 ACR in Augsburg to "B" Co, 1st Bn, 2 ACR. We traveled all over the southern part of Germany. We put on a military show at Oberammergau, then on to Graf, Maintz, back to Graf, then to Bayreuth where i stayed until i rotated stateside in Sept 1953, to Ft Riley Kan, to Camp Chaffee Ark, to Ft Polk. to Ft Bragg, then motor marached back to Ft Riley Kan and was dischcharged in April 1955 for the 10th Recon, Co, Ft Riley. In May 1955 i enlisted in the USAF and stayed there until i retired in Nov 1972 as a TSgt.
556	Date: 2003-11-23 02:30:52 Ralph S. Adkisson ( rsa@corninglink.com / no homepage) wrote: You have a very interesting guest page I have enjoyed reviewing it. I was with the 51st Const D Troop Landshut begin in Regensburg, from there to Passau then to Sonthoffen School then back to Landshut then to Neuhaus border post across from scharding Austra on the Inn River I dont remember any one But would be interested in visting with any one that was with me during those years. I do belong to the organization now but have never found any one from the 51st, constab squ.
555	Date: 2003-11-21 01:27:50 Jerry Meneau ( jmeneau@lakefield.net / no homepage) wrote: I was assigned to HQ & HQ Co 3rd Bn 6th ACR at Regensberg, Germany. Served from Dec 1954 to May of 1956. I was NCO in charge of BN Message Center. Good outfit and good area to be assigned to.
554	Date: 2003-11-20 02:43:14 AUGUST ANGELO ( GIGIVIP@AOL.COM / no homepage) wrote: I SERVED IN BABENHAUSEN, GERMANY FROM 1951-52 I WAS IN THE 18TH FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION C-BATTERY I AM PFC A. ANGELO MY # IS US51076571 IF THERE IS ANYONE OUT THERE WHO REMEMBERS THIS TIME PLEASE CONTACT ME.
553	Date: 2003-11-19 01:46:05 Dean Phillips ( bdphil@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: My Father-in-law, Walter Kapinski, served with the 5lst Constabulary MP's in Passau, Germany from l946 thru Feb. 1947. Anyone with information on this unit, please contact me. He would love to hear from you.
552	Date: 2003-11-16 21:30:53 Edward J. McNichol ( ekmjlm@adelphia.net / no homepage) wrote: Member of the 2nd Constabulary Squadron stationed in Lenggries, Germany.
551	Date: 2003-11-15 17:06:55 Lenny Klucar ( Charlenfarm@Aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Still searching for Buddie PASSARO l947\48 Headquarters Troop Heidelberg Germany Patton Barracks. Maj Mergler Comm Officer.Any one ever heard of him? Phone 419-929-8688
550	Date: 2003-11-15 16:51:52 Lenny Klucar ( charlenfarm@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Am searching for Constab buddie PASSARO l947-48,assigned to Headquarters Troop, Heidelberg Germany. Patton Barracks. Has anyone out there ever known him or heard of him? If so please contact me.E mail or 419-929-8688. Our Troop Commander was Maj. V. Mergler
549	Date: 2003-11-15 02:57:40 Layne A. Holley ( gunnerholley@hotmail.com / http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/o/l/Layne-A-Holley/index.html?Welcome=1068864432) wrote: Looking for anyone who knew my dad, Archie A. HOLLEY. Dad was from the South (AL/TN) and arrived in Germany in 1946. He and his Army buddies patrolled the area in a jeep and occasionally transferred German POW's from place to place. When it was discovered that he had been to Cook & Baker School, the First Sergeant put Dad in the mess hall. He was not happy that he had to give up the jeep! However, Dad was able to eat as much ice cream as he wanted. Would like to know exactly what Army squadron/company Dad was assigned. He cannot recall.
548	Date: 2003-11-15 00:57:36 naipo robertson ( robk5150@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Looking for anyone who knew my father Naipo Robertson Sr. He served with the Sp Trps from 48-52. He was also a boxer representing the Constabulary in the Eucom.
547	Date: 2003-11-11 22:41:42 Irene ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Richie, Your message was very meaningful. My article will come out in the Dec. issue of the Lightning Bolt. Love and miss you, MOM
546	Date: 2003-11-11 20:04:28 Richie Thomassie ( rgltr334@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene, Just read your e-mail about what brought you to this point as the web editor. It brought back memories of Paw Paw Gil and what I felt when the stories of his life were revealed to me. I am sure that every family can relate to the unselfishness, deication and sense of duty their loved ones demonstrated in that time of war. I remain proud of him and also of my Grand-Mother Elisabeth Matherne, for they overcame many difficult obstacles that changed their way of life. I am truly proud to be their grandson. Mom, you have shown that your sense of loyalty to them is undying and I can only hope to continue that in my daily life and be the same example to my family. I can only Hope to be half the man that my Paw Paw Gil was. Thank you! Richie
545	Date: 2003-11-11 13:51:50 harold sikma ( hsikma937@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: 1951 -1953 Bad Kissingen,Germany 14th ac hq. & hq. served during dec. 1952 phase out of u s constabulary.
544	Date: 2003-11-09 05:23:49 AL Inlow ( constab@ccountry.net / http://campwhite.org) wrote: I was in the 519th F.A. Bn. Sonthofen & Babenhausen Germany 1949 through 1952.
543	Date: 2003-11-05 07:34:00 George H. Greer ( georgehowardgreer@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: Dear Members, My name is George Greer. I am an American living and working here in Germany (Giebelstadt-Near Wurzburg). I am in the process of restoring a 1942 WLA motorcycle (harley) that I obtained in Russia..I am looking to try and find any decent photos of the motorcycles that were used by your unit. I am trying to figure out which unit markings that my motorcycle could have on it..Military Police..2nd AD..just don't know at the moment which to use. Thank you in advance...George Greer
542	Date: 2003-11-05 00:20:08 feyi akerele .t. ( tomswellfeyi@yahoo.co.uk / no homepage) wrote: i'm searching for my uncle,hope you help me find his whereabout,we last heard of him since 1985. This is the information on his checker taxi co.inc. date issued:7-6-83 lessee no:3152 city license no:32438 name:yommy d akerele. THANKS IN ADVANCE.
541	Date: 2003-11-04 20:40:49 Don Compeau ( defulda54@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: B Trp lst Sgd Fritzlar B Co lst Bn l4th A/C
540	Date: 2003-10-30 16:44:37 Gerald Thorn ( omathorn@webtv.net / no homepage) wrote: Looking for old friends from 2nd A/CRegt 51-53 K. Tarnowski(Buffalo ?) WAyne Saunders ? Frank Robinson(Cape May NJ?) Norm Sharples?
539	Date: 2003-10-27 22:14:39 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: Re: In answer to message No.538,ref Charles Frazier. Charles, all the OP reunion dates are placed in the Lightning Bolt issues many months before they take place. The National Reunion that just took place in Killeen, TX had it's dates posted over a year before and in at least 5 consecutive issues of the Lightning Bolt as I recall. Haven't you received your copies and if so don't you read them? In the latest copy which I just received last week on page 5 it lists 3 OP's with dates for 2004 and one has a site but dates are TBA. So Charles,if you have any intention to attend your OP reunion or the next national just call your OP Commander and ask him. His number is also in the Bolt. There really is no excuse for not knowing when our reunions take place.
538	Date: 2003-10-27 19:16:06 Charles Frazier ( chuckf02@sprynet.com / no homepage) wrote: We need to post a little more information on reunions, conventions or meetings of any sort. I really did want to get to Killeen, but I was not able to get any information in dates, times and places. I only live 100 miles from that city. That's only a short Texas drive. Chuck Frazier
537	Date: 2003-10-27 18:58:58 Louis A Lynn ( LLynn@mtco.com / no homepage) wrote: As National Commander I can't say enough about the great job Irene has accomplish for us, We all can be very proud of this web site and proud of the time and effort Irene has put into this labor of love great job Irene Airborne all the way Drive on".
536	Date: 2003-10-27 15:50:03 Bob Plath ( rplath@cox.net / no homepage) wrote: I am not allowed to comment on message #530.
535	Date: 2003-10-26 17:56:52 Bill Strub ( no email / no homepage) wrote: Greetings to all members and friends of the USCA. We had many good people attend the convention in Killeen. I was happy to meet with many members I first met on the tour of Germany in 1996. We also had many that came to see if I really had horns or two heads and a tail as the many e-mails they received from an unhappy individual were fabricarted and caused confusion and doubt in many minds. This unhappy individual has been dismissed - ousted from the Association - because of the disruption and unrest he had caused these past two plus years. Since things are not done in the manner he wants, and he has no power to control the situation, the only alternative is to destroy. Do not let that happen to this Association. I noted in Killeen not to heed the Negative e-mails, but look to the Lightning Bolt to tell the truth. We have an editor with integrity who will only publish the truth. However, I must now call your attention to message #530 in this Guest Book. He is at it again. This time by invading our website Guest Book. Message #530 is FALSE. As Commander, I never made that statement. Also, if you note the e-mail address appears to be that of the National Recruiter. IT IS NOT. That address has been selected to resemble that of the Recruiter, and is merely a fabrication to mislead. Do NOT believe any NEGATIVE messages in e-mail or on this website. I have been told that even his 'signature' sign-off has been plagiarized. If you care to, you have my blessing to e-mail this individual and tell him to GO...AWAY. And, for all those that pick up these negative accusations, endorse them, and then pass them on as 'fact' - you may also GO AWAY. For all our Good People, enjoy the reunions, enjoy the Lightning Bolt (your comments are always welcome), and enjoy each other's company and 'War Stories.' That's why this Association was created and what it's all about. Be aware to shun the negative allegations submitted to you. Bill Strub / Senior Advisor (C Troop, 16th Squadron SEPARATE)
534	Date: 2003-10-26 14:36:28 Bob Plath ( rplath@cox.net / no homepage) wrote: I'm still impressed by the amount of work that has been put into this web site! Excellent!
533	Date: 2003-10-25 13:06:01 Marvin Farnsel ( mefarnes@tc3net.com / no homepage) wrote: I Served with the 6th Constabulary Sqd. at Coburg, Germany in 1947. Are none of you Old Circle Cowboys from the 6th. out there????
532	Date: 2003-10-24 16:12:31 Brian Solinsky ( BSolinsky@ci.south-pasadena.ca.us / no homepage) wrote: Looking for information on my grandfather, Talmadge Harrison. He was stationed around Staubing Germany during 1951. He was a tank driver with the 6th Armd Cav, but I am unsure which company. Any information is greatly appreciated.
531	Date: 2003-10-24 01:36:51 Donald T. Brusso ( dbrusso@up.net / no homepage) wrote: I served in Service Company and D Company, Second Btn., 6th Armd. Cav., From 6/49 to 7/51. Was discharged in 9/52 from Ft. Benning, GA. Still live in Upper Michigan.
530	Date: 2003-10-23 15:45:58 Life Member ( RctgCoordUSCA@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: The last National Commander proposed the national Treasury be reduced by about 50%. Why has nothing been done about this?
529	Date: 2003-10-23 02:30:39 George Pedersen ( GeoP1231@prodigy.net / no homepage) wrote: I served in the years 49-52 in the Constabulary, Stationed in Landshut, Germany. @nd Batalion, 87 regement, 6th Armored Cavalry, APO 225
528	Date: 2003-10-19 02:32:48 Frank B. McDonald ( Crutchman@grandecom.net / no homepage) wrote: I was in the 2d Constabulary Brigade in Munich from 1950 until 1952. Worked in S-2 Kept the Map room and drafting
527	Date: 2003-10-05 01:25:30 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: We returned from our National Reunion in Killeen,Tx last week and let me say, OP7 put on a great reunion. We had a wonderful time and it was just great seeing old friends and fellow troopers, Eddie and Mary Cordeiro, John and Diana Capone, Tony and Donna Alvarez Bill and Debbie Ostrowski, Bill and Marie Strub and so many other good friends. Those of you who know Eddie C.,he kept us in stitches the whole time. The tours to Ft. Hood were outstanding. The Army there welcomed us with open arms and treated us all like VIP's. They showed us some of the latest equipment our young G.I.'s are issued, very impressive. The soldiers them- selves are smart, dedicated young men. They honored us and our service in the Constabulary. They made us proud to have served before them. It was an honor to just sit and talk to them in their Dining Hall (it will always be a mess hall to me)and have lunch together.TheSGT.who was our host/guide (Staten) even had the base museum opened especially for us, which had been closed due to lack of manpower. We sorely miss- ed Irene and Jim Deming who is very ill,we pray for his recovery. The "Laua" on banquet night was hilarious as some of the ladies sang some of the old tunes a'la Andrew sisters. They were great and the band cooperated playing those old numbers. For all those that could not attend, you missed a awesome reunion....... "HOPE TO SEE YOU ALL AT OUR NEXT NATIONAL REUNION IN........ORLANDO IN 05'
526	Date: 2003-09-30 10:16:12 John Capone Editor Lighting Bolt ( Bolteditor@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Just returned from our National Reunion in Killeen, Texas. Lou Lynn is our new Commander,visted Fort Hood,we have got the greatest,and best trained soldiers in the world. Our next reunion will be in Orlando ,Fl.in 2005.Read all about the above in the comming issue of the Bolt which is going to Press shortly
525	Date: 2003-09-29 02:32:47 Phil Sandoval ( psandoval@mlode.com / no homepage) wrote: Hi Guys, Sorry I wasn't able to attend the National Reunion in Killeen but those of you that did should write something to let the rest of us know about the good things that happened in Texas. I have a retired Army friend that lives there and he told me that the base was pretty empty as many of the troops stations there are in Iraq. I wondered if you were able to tour the base as we toured Ft. Knox a couple of years ago. Tell us about it and post some pictures if you can and is our new National Commander Lou Lynn? Hope to hear from many of you. Phil (Sandy) Sandoval
524	Date: 2003-09-25 20:12:06 john anderson ( joma911@just-acce3ss.com / no homepage) wrote: Please updat my e-mail address to joma911@just-access.com Would like to hear from any one in "C" TRP. 42 CON>SQ. in Augsburg 1947-1948
523	Date: 2003-09-24 14:28:23 James A. "Al" Harris ( harrisallan@otc.army.mil / no homepage) wrote: I just met some members of the Constabulary at their reunion at Fort Hood, TX. What a wonderful bunch of guys and ladies! Just wanted to take the time to thank all you guys for your service to our country and thw world community at large. We owe you all a debt of gratitude for your selfless service. Best wishes to all of you.
522	Date: 2003-09-21 02:48:35 jim miller ( junglejimcav@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: can't believe the info i can pull up on the internet....why the hell doesn't anyone know about the constabulary....if the army had bothered to check into history they would have discovered how we did it and things might be going smoother in iraq now,who knows?
521	Date: 2003-09-20 12:52:53 John Capone ( Bolteditor@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Jim Deming our Senior Vice Commander East is very ill and in the Hospital.Lets pray for his speedy recovery anbd return to good health.
520	Date: 2003-09-20 12:35:57 John Capone Editor ( Bolteditor@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: The next issue of the Lighting Bolt will be published after the reunion in Killeen, Texas so that we can bring to those who can not attend all the news and pictures of what took place there.
519	Date: 2003-09-17 02:22:07 Dawn Hettiger ( Butterflytattoos@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was glad to find this web-site. My husbands Grandfather and Uncle were stationed in Landshut in 1948 and maybe for a few years after. I am looking for 3 men. John Hettiger, John Baker and Joe Leder. If anyone has any information on any of these men please e-mail me. Thank you Dawn Hettiger
518	Date: 2003-09-16 01:00:34 Charles Frazier ( chuckf02@sprynet.com / no homepage) wrote: It's been nice emailing some of you old troopers. I remember a captain in his 40s once said that a trooper was the lowest segment of srmy life. Enough said about that. After all, he was a forty-something year old Captain, and I was a seventeen year old recruit. I didn't believe him then, and I still don't. I am proud to have been called a trooper.
517	Date: 2003-09-15 21:46:01 Andy Save ( wheretosaveinfo@yahoo.com / http://www.wheretosave.com) wrote: I came across this by accident through the search engine. I have to say that I found it interesting. I will bookmark it and come back again sometime.
516	Date: 2003-09-15 17:55:03 C.D. Cox ( cdcox_1@netzero.net / no homepage) wrote: I was in 91st&519th FA from 49 to 54
515	Date: 2003-09-12 23:25:14 joseph r claus ( jcclaus@sunlink.net / no homepage) wrote: looking for donald frank and frances frank same last name but not related. buddies from troop A 16th constabulary berlin germany 1948 to 1951 also any troopers from that time frame.
514	Date: 2003-09-11 20:45:44 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: To all my fellow Troopers. Above you will find my latest e-mail address. Our move from CA to the state of Washington went pretty smoothly. Still trying to locate fellow troopers from HQ Troop,35th Sqdn/D Troop,42nd Sqdn 1947-48, Fussen/Augsburg. Looking forward to our National Reunion in Killeen,TX.
513	Date: 2003-09-11 12:52:03 Manfred (Doc)Goldstein ( Mannyg2255@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: Bismark Statue How many of you that were in Berlin prior to 1950, remember the statue of Bismark at the Wansee, across form the U Bahn station? How many Climbed it like I did? The statue was removed on 26 August 1949 and placed in storage in the “Gartenampt”. I would like to know, so e-mail me. Also if you want a photo of it with me on top of course, let me know. Thanks Manfred Goldstein
512	Date: 2003-09-09 21:21:46 robert adams ( radams@insightbb.com / no homepage) wrote: I am looking for information on the Horse Plt that was stationed in Wetzler Germany. Thank you
511	Date: 2003-09-07 18:43:58 Johnny Taylor ( taylorg@1starnet.com / no homepage) wrote: I am a member of Outpost # 7. I was in the U. S. Constabuulary 1946=1950, 14th constabulary Regiment,2nd Batallion,"B"Co. Thank You for the web-site and, "Constabulary Lightning Bolt" publication. Mobility, Vigilance, Justice.
510	Date: 2003-09-06 14:37:14 Manfred Goldstein ( Mannyg2255@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: How do I acsess the membership list? The search on the home page does not work. I am looking for Karen Luvaas
509	Date: 2003-09-04 15:39:41 Gerald Thorn ( omathorn@webtv.net / no homepage) wrote: Harry Culley My email to you keeps getting returned.I have answered you twice but no luck.This happened before with my son ,he had AOL also.Sometimes AOL doesn,t accept mail from othernets. He did something and then it started working. Keep emailing me,I,ll keep trying. Gerry
508	Date: 2003-08-31 21:11:39 carrold t henley ( yapd1@madisonville.com / no homepage) wrote: I enjoyed your website very much, brought back many enjoyable memories....however, I've been a member for some time, can't seem to find my name in kthe roster..... carrold t henley ex-horse platoon wieden germany.....thank you. . . . .
507	Date: 2003-08-29 23:23:33 Charles Frazier ( chuckf02@sprynet.com / no homepage) wrote: Where are all of you guys from the 6th Armored Cavalry stationed in Landshut, Straubing and Regensburg? Surely you have learned to write by now. Chuck Frazier
506	Date: 2003-08-29 14:48:26 Charles Frazier ( chuckf02@sprynet.com / no homepage) wrote: George, I hope that the information that I sent you on Landshut, Straubing, Regensburg, Deggendorf and Platling will suffice. It has been fifty years since I was stationed in that area and I am sure that the area has changed much over tha period. Chuck Frazier
505	Date: 2003-08-28 15:39:18 Gerald Thorn ( omathorn@webtv.net / no homepage) wrote: HarryCulley apparently I have your Email address wrong.Isaw your picture in Lightning bolt at the reunion.Would like to get in contact again.I have some good pictures of us at radio school.Any one else from 2nd A/C Hq&Hq Co. or the 1st Bn 1951-53 can get in contavt with me at omathorn@webtv.net
504	Date: 2003-08-28 03:52:40 C. Max Shuey ( patnmax2@netzero.net / no homepage) wrote: I just want to update my E-mail address
503	Date: 2003-08-26 13:22:33 J.T. ( wheretosaveinfo@yahoo.com / http://www.creditwish.com) wrote: I am glad that I came accross this site.
502	Date: 2003-08-26 03:30:23 Ernie Worth ( ernimoly@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I like to check in once in a while, Looking forward to texas. See Ya E
501	Date: 2003-08-22 22:02:05 T.E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello all out there. Here is Thomas from OP 1; as I can see, after one week, hardly any mails. All on holiday?! Just came past the pub on the Fulda river near Rothwesten base, " Graue Katze" and "Roter Kater" out of the times in the 50 ties/ 60 s It#s renovated and reactivated. TET
500	Date: 2003-08-19 16:38:17 ROBERT RUSSO ( OSSUR422@AOL.COM / no homepage) wrote: STATIONED AT ROTHWESTEN, 1961 AND 1962 103RD A.C.W. SQ.
499	Date: 2003-08-16 11:11:33 T.E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hi Phil and Lala, Irene, I am now for a few weeks in Wiesbaden, there I dont have a Computer. At home I am on the weekend, Sa., sunday. the office does´nt have an access to the internet. Only Intra. Near by is an US-shopping center. Take care TET
498	Date: 2003-08-16 11:02:23 George B. Thompson ( Edelweiss131@Aol.Com / no homepage) wrote: Commander Bill Strub Your position about Finances of the association, membership dues & our newsletter is great. Now we have two great editors. Life memberships, however must be legally honored. Everone does not have to agree with the positions you our leader takes on everything. Meanwhile, keep up the good work until you retire. I hope you get a good pension. Trooper George Thompson
497	Date: 2003-08-15 00:03:42 sam zafran ( samz@kansas.net / no homepage) wrote: Well Done Commander Strub.Well worded and explanitory letter on Finance situation.Noticed a great and well change in the Lighting Bolt,under the new editors.Keep up the good work,and as they say in my old outfit, PRESS ON.
496	Date: 2003-08-06 16:02:12 Janie Micchelli ( jmicchelli@aol.com / http://www.mifamilyhistory.org/dpcamps2/) wrote: Just an up-dated homepage adddress,and an invitation to view the web-site and share stories/pictures about displaced persons and interactions between them and the Constabulary. Thanks - janie :-)
495	Date: 2003-08-02 23:42:23 Charles Frazier ( chuckf02@sprynet.com / no homepage) wrote: I would like to hear from some of you guys who were station in Landshut Germany
494	Date: 2003-08-02 16:09:14 T.E. Togo ( Thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Here is Thomas, outpost I; hope all are fine. Happy to see new visitors. TET
493	Date: 2003-07-30 01:00:28 Bill Murphy ( murphywilliam@ctvea.net / no homepage) wrote: I am a member of outpost 4
492	Date: 2003-07-29 04:47:02 sam zafran ( samz@kansas.net / no homepage) wrote: Hey George Thompson.If you are out there maybe you can answer my question?In your patch page there is a crescenttype patch worn over the standard Constab Patch.Yours is in Red, there is one in blue.Who wore them ,were they authorized? Hopfully await an answer Sam
491	Date: 2003-07-29 02:24:21 Chuck Frazier ( chuckf02@sprynet.com / no homepage) wrote: Glad to hear from some of you guys. We served in Germany during an interesting time. I am trying to put a novel together about that period. Chuck
490	Date: 2003-07-24 21:08:36 Patrick Biddy ( ptokay@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I just meet with Captain Hans-Jurgen Schmidt a few days ago in Germany. He is an outstanding individual. I was with the 1/2 ACR out of Bindlach Germany performing border surveillance in the mid 80's. Great website.
489	Date: 2003-07-23 17:19:57 sam zafran ( samz@kansas.net / no homepage) wrote: need info on two patchs worn over the US Constabulary Patch.One in red one, in blue US Constabulary on it.Where they issue patchs,who wore them,what do they represent Sam Zafran
488	Date: 2003-07-21 18:02:04 James ( terrykriss@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: was in Lanshut in 1949 with the Cocstabulary M46 tank 90mm.need to know the name of that Co. Had a great at Grafenwohr.
487	Date: 2003-07-20 04:35:19 Basil Wade ( kristiecox1974@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: After talking to my grandfather BASIL WADE tonight he was amazed how much info can be obtained on the internet and asked me to try to locate some of his old buddies from the army. One gentleman in particular DONALD B. LEMASTER from Kenovea WV who he served with in the 91st Cons. 1946 in Hersfeld Germany. Any info anyone may have on this fellow would be much appriciated as well as any help in where I may find more info.
486	Date: 2003-07-19 16:16:51 JOHN J YESS ( jyess@c2i2.com / no homepage) wrote: AM A MEMBER OF OUTPOST 8 WAS A MEMBER OF CO B 25TH CONSTABULARY SQDN, 6TH CONSTABULARY REGT, JUST PRIOR TO IT CHANGING TO 6TH CAV.
485	Date: 2003-07-16 19:56:24 Charles Frazier ( chuckf02@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: I served in the Second Battalion, Sixth Armored Cav from January 1950 through December l952. When I took off the Circle C, I transferred to the Big Red One. Reenlisted in the USAF in 1958. Tired of the mud. I was sent to Vietnam for a tour as a, you guessed it, Forward Air Controller on the ground. Well, that's life. I am now a retired school teacher who tries to scratch out a novel now and then.
484	Date: 2003-07-16 19:16:07 Charles Frazier ( chuckf02@sprynet.com / no homepage) wrote: I served in the Constabulary in Landshut, Germany from February 1950 through December 1952. I did my border stints at Cham, Regan, Eichstadt, Wegsheid and Roerhenbach. Did many a hazardous snow patrol along the Czech and Austrian border. We did have a respite from the patrol in the little PX coffee shop in Passau. This brought back old memories. It wasn't just patrols. We established observation and listening posts along the border as well. It was definitely cold duty.
483	Date: 2003-07-16 16:55:38 Chuck Rivera ( raulrivera@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: This is a great site honoring the troopers of U.S. Constabulary Force! My father-in-law, Baxter White, Sr. (from Columbia, Mississippi), served with the Constabulary from December of 1948 until April of 1950. His rank at the time was Corporal, and he was assigned to "A" Company of the 54th Combat Engineering Battalion at Panzer Kasern in Boeblingen (Stuttgart), Germany. He can be contacted at (601) 736-2830 or 260 Ward Loop, Columbia, MS 39429. He would be pleased to hear from anyone who served with him, and wonders if anyone can provide him information concerning 1st Sgt Reddig or Captain Bressler. Thank you gentlemen for all you did!
482	Date: 2003-07-15 00:52:12 Robert L. Lagemann ( wtallen@vincennes.net / no homepage) wrote: I was with the Headquarters Troop of the 2nd Armored Cavarly Regiment: Founded in 1836 as 2nd U.S. Dragoons and in 1949 in Bavaria their slogan was "2nd To None":R A All The Way. Do you remember the Fuggerkeller, 2nd Regiment's own private club during Fasching, 1950? I do!
481	Date: 2003-07-13 18:35:55 W Mike Keough ( mkeough508@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: I was in the llth Cav Regt and was merged with the llth Constabulary Regt in 1946 We provided border security for Weiden area and border to Czechoslovakia, am told we had one of the last horse battalions in the army, used for border patrol work. Left in 1947 rank SFC working in the motor pool.
480	Date: 2003-07-12 02:56:30 Robert K. Johnston ( rjohnston@qx.net / no homepage) wrote: Served in the Constabulary in Berlin Dec. '46 to Jan. '48.
479	Date: 2003-07-11 21:07:58 Roger Z. Hart ( mandolinman@cs.com / no homepage) wrote: I served with the officer personnel section, Hq US Constabulary in Vaihingen, Germany in the early part of 195051-51, was then transferred to the 66th Tank Bn, 2d Armored Div. I was an E-4 at the time
478	Date: 2003-07-11 02:52:51 Donald W. Decker ( Rudeck@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was with Troop B 16th Constabulary Sq.Sep 1948-50 Looking for other members.
477	Date: 2003-07-11 02:01:22 Clegg Langley ( LClegglangley@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was in C troup 16th Constabulary Sqdn,Sep.Berlin Germany 1948-1950
476	Date: 2003-07-06 01:15:37 Alfred Conklin ( TJJM1850@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I served in HQ Company, 6th CAV in Straubing from Dec 1948 - Jun 1952. I would enjoy hearing from other HQ Company, 6th CAV soldiers.
475	Date: 2003-06-25 02:06:15 Jim Tolbert ( jimtolbert@earthlink.net / no homepage) wrote: Hello all you Circle C Cowboys, And all you who put up with us for all these years; And those who worked along side or otherwise provided support at a time when our world was a little unsettled. Greetings. May each day bring you more blessings than the last. Just think, no more formations, musters, roll calls, briefings, briefbacks, pass in review, and no more patrols. Unless you're scouting Wal-Mart or some other retailer. Remember those cold German winters, with fog so thick you could move it with the wave of a hand, and how you waddled out to the vehicle because you had on so many layers of clothes on you could hardly walk? Well, those days are gone forever, and the only fog lingers in our mind. So just kick back, take it easy, enjoy every day, and keep in touch with old friends. These days, for what ever the worth, are really the best ones. And tomorrow, we'll talk about them, if we can get anyone to listen. My best to everyone, Jim Tolbert C Trp, 22/24th Constabulary 1948-52
474	Date: 2003-06-23 19:15:37 Dick Barker ( Baliamlaca@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I enlisted in the Regular Army in September 1946 and sailed for Germany on the Richardson in March 1947. The replacement depot in Kassel assigned me to U.S. Constabulary training at the 14th Con Regiment in Kitzingen. I have a picture of some of my fellow trainees: Pchola, Kelly, Gallant, Ericson, Demuyuck, Harris and Fulck. Although I went through field artillery basic at Fort Knox, the assigning officer said, "I see you're a high school graduate. We'll change your MOS to clerk-general." Sounds like typical army reasoning. And so upon completion of the 8-week course at Kitzingen, I was assigned as an officers' clerk in headquarters troop, 10th Con Sqdn in Wurzburg. Although I had never touched a typewriter keyboard in my life, the first day on the job I was asked to type up a list of squadron officers, about a couple dozen names. Needless to say, it took about all day of hunt and peck, and many sheets of paper, to produce the list. In July 1947 the Constabulary was reorganized and I was assigned to the 71st Con Sqdn at Schwabisch Hall near Stuttgart. I became the squadron personnel clerk for A troop. My MOS was changed to clerk typist apparently because that's what the job called for. Although by now I could type with three fingers and a thumb. Still do today but fairly fast. I made sergeant in February 1948. The personnel officer was CWO Ballard. Ranking NCO was T/Sgt William Bennett. Also in the section were: Eric Kolhof, Queens, NY; Gene Simmons, Moses Lake, WA; John Arnett, Moberly, MO; and Carlson, a former merchant marine. i returned to the States and was discharged in August 1948. When the Korean War broke out, I was recalled to active duty and served at the Boston Army Base for a year with M/Sgt Frank Kut and S/Sgts Joe Wilson and Don Everett. In the early sixties, I met General Harmon when he spoke at a Chamber of Commerce dinner. He was then president of Norwich University. I told him I had been one of his troopers. "That was a great outfit, wsn't it?' he said. And so it was. And now after that service and more than 41 years of newspaper publishing, my bride of 52 years and I live on a golf course in Florida. Is this a great country or what?
473	Date: 2003-06-23 02:28:55 NORMAN JOHN CLINE ( jccline3@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Note by Norman John Cline from 2003-06-22 Serial RA18344117 I was in the HQ's Co. 2nd BN 6th Armored Calvary Regmt. In Landshut from 1949 to 1952. Looking to hear from anyone who was there. Are there still troops in Landshut? Thank You, Norman John Cline 4108 S. 37th W. Ave Tulsa, OK 74107
472	Date: 2003-06-21 21:27:02 George Thompson ( Edelweiss131@Aol.Com / no homepage) wrote: Greetings Irene ! It was so glad to hear from you today on the Constabulary Web Site. Sorry about your computer problems. I hope you get it all fixed soon. Please let me know when you can if you received my E - Mails and about the Constabulary material I sent you & also about putting the 1947 Constabulry Life Magazine Cover of one of our Troopers on your Web Site.It would be great to learn his name and unit. Thank you and best wishes, George Thompson
471	Date: 2003-06-21 14:53:42 Irene Moore-Web Editor ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Hello to all the U S Constabulary Members, I am still in La. for the summer and also having a few more problems with my computer. Sorry for the delay. I am having it fixed again. Losing data set me back but I will get things in order again. Thank you for being so understanding. Irene
470	Date: 2003-06-21 13:05:52 Manfred (Doc)Goldstein ( Mannyg2255@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: Just to let you know there is a book available about the history of the Sonthofen Constabulary School before and after written by: Entitled Die Allgäuer Ordensburg in Sonthofen It is available in German and English from the author. Hartmut Happel Königseggstr. 5 D-87509 Immenstadt Hakku1@vr-web.de The English version is €19 plus shipping. Manny (Doc) Goldsdtein
469	Date: 2003-06-13 23:20:11 Benjamin K. Leavenworth, Jr. ( benjolea@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I served from April, 1946 to May, 1947. My MOS was a slow speed radio operator on an M8 amored car crew. I attained the rank of T/4. I belonged to Troop A 42nd. Constabulary Squadron (Formerly 42nd. Cav. Recon. Squadron), 2nd. Constab. Reg't. (formerly 2nd. Cav. Group). The CO was one Col. Reed. Squadron CO's were Major Krampitz and Major Davis. My troop CO intially was one 1st. Lt. Ray from Tennessee. From 1946 on it was Capt. Chas. Undercoffer. Anyone interested or connected, please contact me a benjolea@aol.com.
468	Date: 2003-06-12 08:30:14 T. E. Togo ( Thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hi Irene, I read Phils message. Nice to hear you are back and o.k. You need`nt answer my mail. I will contact you in a week when all messages of troopers are sorted by you. Take care yfT Hello to Phil and Lala; keep well YfT
467	Date: 2003-06-11 06:15:04 Maurice W. Knowles ( MKnow68971@AOL.Com / no homepage) wrote: With D Troop, 10th CON Sq 1946 to 1948, also with 7732 FA Group and 36th FA Gp Germany
466	Date: 2003-06-11 01:40:52 LOUIS A LYNN ( LLynn@mtco.com / no homepage) wrote: C Troop 16th Sqd APO 742 Berlin Germany 1948-50 Every time I take a look at the web site it gets better, You are doing a great job Irene thak you for you time and effort You are a trooper First/Last and always.
465	Date: 2003-06-09 13:23:06 William A. Friskey ( wafriskey@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: Im with Outpost #4, was with 51st Sq. in Passau
464	Date: 2003-06-09 04:55:28 vanessa ( hope_f_germany@yahoo.de / http://www.freehomepage.de/members/vanessafreier) wrote: hello, im vanessa 15y. old and iam searching for my dad, all the informations that i have are in my homepage, please at take a minute and read it, maybe you can help me. here my url: http: http://www.freehomepage.de/members/vanessafreier please help me!! thank you and god bless you vanessa
463	Date: 2003-06-04 00:51:00 Phil Sandoval ( psandoval@mlode.com / no homepage) wrote: It is a place you can list your web site address if you have one so that others can visit it. Most of us do not have one but many do and it is a place where you can see what others are up to or what their interests are. If you see a message that has a website, just click on it and you wiil see what they have to share.
462	Date: 2003-06-03 17:23:05 Gonterman Robert L ( rlee1198@bellsouth.net / no homepage) wrote: I am new to computer's, please explain "your homepage"
461	Date: 2003-06-03 15:15:50 Phil Sandoval ( psandoval@mlode.com / no homepage) wrote: To All Troopers: I just got off the phone with Irene Moore, our website editor. She apologizes for not having been on the Internet but she had a very good reason. She has been traveling a lot due to her husband Ronnie's job. They travel all over the U.S. of A. but the main reason is that her computer crashed and she couldn't get to her data. The computer company eventually restored a lot of her data but it was sent to her in CD's which she hasn't had time to review since she didn't have access to a computer web port while she was traveling. She arrived at her home in French Settlement, Louisiana just last weekend. She believes a lot of her email data may not be restored and since a lot of you have sent her your stories, that those might be lost. She said that if you want to resend them, that she would welcome them but I suggest we wait until she reviews what she has otherwise she will be flooded with stories that she might still have. She is still very much interested in telling our stories and you all know how incredibly important she has been to the U.S. Constabulary Association. The website she has created is second to none. So I say, "Irene, do not worry or apologize, you have done a great job for us and we really appreciate it!!!" She is still not on the air and is getting her computer set up. She sends regards to everyone and she will try to go to Killeen, Texas for the National Reunion. Welcome back Irene and Ronnie... Phil Sandoval
460	Date: 2003-06-02 17:49:34 Max Shuey ( patnmax2@netzero.net / no homepage) wrote: Good Question!!! Maybe she got burnt out holding all these OLD hands
459	Date: 2003-06-02 13:47:59 AL Inlow ( constab@internetcds.com / no homepage) wrote: Glad to see the CONSTABULARY WEB page still remains. What has happened to Irene Moore?
458	Date: 2003-06-02 02:18:23 C.D.Cox ( cdcox_1@netzero.net / no homepage) wrote: I just received my last copy of the 4th AD magazine (rolling together) In it there is an appology from the retired mayor of Fulda it concerns his feelings about Chanchellor Shroeder and his statements about G.W.
457	Date: 2003-06-02 02:00:45 C.D.Cox ( cdcox_1@netzero.net / no homepage) wrote: Member O.P.8 I Was in 91FA&519FA In Sonthofen&Babenhausen.When I came back to the states in 54 I was sent to 1st AD in Ft Hood to the 91st FA Most of the 91st in Hood had been in the 91st in Sonthofen C.D.Cox
456	Date: 2003-06-02 01:00:19 Clinton R. "bobby" Saxon ( bobbynkay@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was with "D" Co, 53d AIB, 4th AD. when we moved to Schwabach, I re-upped and was trfd to the Med Det.We were assorbed into the Constabulary. I was with the Med Det fm beginning to Nov 48 at which time the unit was moved to Weiden, since I was married to a Polish DP we decided it was time for me to come home. I remained in service for 30 and ret as a CSM. Of all the proud units I was fortunate to be a part of, the 53d and all the members always had a special place in my heart.
455	Date: 2003-05-31 03:54:08 Phil Sandoval ( psandoval@mlode.com / no homepage) wrote: You can join by following the directions on top of this page. Send the info to Ernest Cologne. His snail mail and email addresses are posted.
454	Date: 2003-05-31 02:29:03 Robert Montgomery ( singingwood6@attbi.com / no homepage) wrote: How do I join? I served in Ordensberg,Sonthofenfrom May1946 to June 1947 (the Constabulary School)
453	Date: 2003-05-23 03:27:30 Richard(Jack) Latshaw ( pushpills@earthlink.net / no homepage) wrote: Transfered from HQ.Co. 7th Army in Heidelberg to 820th Constabulary Military Police Co in Bamberg during spring of 1946.Two weeks of MP training converted me(us) from Infantrymen to Military Police. Primary duties were town patrol in Bamberg, accompanied by German Police and guarding Military Dependent areas and HQ US Constab. Met GEN Harmon on several duty tours. Also a member of the Generals Honor Guard. I was the smallest MP in the Company, at 5 ft 8 in.Left for the USA in Dec 46 as a PFC. Recalled for Korea in a TC unit from Pittsburgh,Pa.,received a direct appointment and retired as an O6. Had several good friends in the 820th. Perhaps some may read this and contact me.
452	Date: 2003-05-22 14:12:29 Thurman A Brown ( sharoxie@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: looking for imformation about the reuion in Kileen Texas in sept thanks for any imformation you can give me I was a member of the 25th constabulary squadron in Strabing Germany 1946-1948
451	Date: 2003-05-20 15:16:00 William Bent ( wdbent@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: More photos were posted in the USFAVA website (under the 4th Regiment link.) Check 'em out. If you recognize yourself or anyone else in the photos, please contact me.
450	Date: 2003-05-19 05:09:45 charles carrroll ( cearbahl@snip.net / no homepage) wrote: my dad was robert caroll 14 acr 2nd batt tank comp he was in shienfort ge was any near there clc
449	Date: 2003-05-18 20:58:49 Donald Compeau ( Defulda54@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: B Trp l0th Sgdn Fritzlar B Trp Ist Bn l4thA/C Fulda
448	Date: 2003-05-18 18:30:14 Robert H. Adams ( RAdams@insightbb.com / no homepage) wrote: I was a member of the constabulary Feb 1946 until Feb 1948 in Wetzler, Germany.
447	Date: 2003-05-18 00:40:56 Jay Ward ( jward@cooklib.org / no homepage) wrote: I'm researching a book about the 4th Cavalry Regiment from 1855 to 1949. I'd like to hear from any troopers who had service with the regiment either during WWII or during the constabulary period in Austria.
446	Date: 2003-05-14 00:03:35 Manfred (Doc)Goldstein ( twinopne@spa.net / no homepage) wrote: Welcome Claus. It was a pleadure meeting you in Berlin, and keepink in contact with you. Manny (Doc) Goldstein (Outpost 2)
445	Date: 2003-05-12 22:32:04 Claus R. Mehnert ( claus.mehnert@t-online.de / no homepage) wrote: Hi friends, I'm a retired Berlin Policeman, I have worked for about 12 1/2 years with 287th MP Co. in Berlin as attached Patrolpartner. I would like to congratulate you for this website. My friend Manny "Doc" Goldstein showed it to me. Keep on with it !!!! If anyone would like to email me ok, go ahead. I had the honour to meet Manny , his daughter Cindy and her husband last year and I can only say GREAT FOLKS !! Hope to see ya again soon Manny, thx for THAT advice !!! Best regards Claus R. Mehnert
444	Date: 2003-05-12 20:48:33 William Bent ( wdbent@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: I sent some photos to Irene of my faher's time in Austria, 1947-49. His name was Walter Bent and he served with the 24th Sq., E Troop. You can also see some photos in the 4th Reg. section of the USFAVA website. I have lots of photos, mostly of Dad and his buddies. These include names such as Blosevich, Adcock, Tomplait, Centers, and Taylor. Also pictures of Linz, Efferding, Hoersching...
443	Date: 2003-05-11 05:53:40 Kurt Helton ( heltonk@netzero.com / no homepage) wrote: I searched through all 45 pages of the guest book searching for possible contacts who may have known my father. I managed to contact a few, but had a Mailer DAEMON for Clyde Hawkins (ginhaw@webtv.net)Does any one have a current email, or a snail mail address where I may contact him? Thank you for any assistance!
442	Date: 2003-05-10 06:55:20 Kurt Helton ( kurthelton@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: I posted earlier with little information regarding my father's service in the Constabulary. I have some more details at hand and would love to here from anyone who may have known my father. Mitchell C. "Mickey" Helton,Jr. enlisted at Rock Island, IL in October, 1948. He attended basic training at Fort Breckenridge, KY from Nov.-Dec. 1948. He departed New York City,NY for Germany on the General Muir in Dec 1948. He was assigned to a Medical Detatchment, Co.A, 1st Btn, 2d Armored Cavalry. He attended U.S.Constabulary NCO Academy in 1949. He attended Eucom Medical School for 8 weeks training as a Surgical Tech, completed 15 Dec 1950. He took quite a few photos on his stay abroad. Pictures include the White Cliffs of Dover, road marches from Bamberg, Wildflicken and Augsburg from March and April 1949.Others include Scenery such as Eibsee, Friedburg Castle, and Grafenwohr(Big Bertha's). One favorite photo included himself at the 1950 Hq&HQ Co., 1st Bn, 2d A/C Christmas Party. Others listed in the photo include "Bart, Al, Pelky, Tom, Troy, Cpt.Miluka, Scheel, Charles, Bill, Dave, me" More details later...
441	Date: 2003-05-06 04:01:15 E.Frank Wamsley ( k4efw@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: I was in Fulda From 62-64 troopa 14th A/C 1st recon sqardron.I like reading about a place that i have been to and see what outhers remember about thire old units.
440	Date: 2003-05-02 14:58:18 Nick Oswald ( friends@usd308.com / no homepage) wrote: We wanted to thank all of the veterans that helped us in obtaining the information we needed to compile our drama. We also wanted to inform you that at the state History Day competition we received first place for our drama. We are now preparing to go to nationals. If you know anyone that was a young German during that time and would be willing to share how the Marshall Plan affected their lives this would be extremely helpful. Thank you for your time.
439	Date: 2003-05-01 23:16:14 Bob Wallstrom ( deltamar@pivot.net / no homepage) wrote: I was glad to read of your Constabulary site. I was in Fulda, attached for rations,quarters and supervison of training with the 7811 AU. My real unit was the 7772 AU, Northern Area Signal Service Co. out of Frankfurt. I was there from Dec. 54 to May 56 when I stupidly screwed up on an inspection and got sent Kassel. The best time was in Fulda however and many of my friends were in Hq. of the 14th. A/C which I don't recall was called the Black Horse Regt. That may have been the 6th. A/C. My job (if you can call it that) was to run the signal office, a dial central office which was in the first bldg. on the right at the gate closest to town. It was by the dependents quarters. The Provost Marshal was in the same bldg. Guys from the Hq. Co. Commo plt. operated the switchboard and the tty. John Beery was the commo sgt. and others were Bill Meals of York, PA, Sam Koontz, and now my memory fails. I often recall catching a ride to town with a carton of cigs in a bag, selling them for ten DM and then going to the OberBayern and having plenty of Fulda Bier, russian eggs, enjoying the foot stomping music, and then hiring a taxi to get me back up the hill with still some jingle remaining. I still have my OberBayern stein the good folks gave me when I ZId. Frau Anna Wehner was a waitress there and got to be a special friend. The Luterne was a nice place to have a good feed once in a while and the Bahnhof Hotel was great to go and listen to taffel musik (table music). They had a cople of good violinists. They didn't have MPs there but had instead had troopers from the companies who served as SPs. Al Jackson of Long Island was the only SP I can recall by name. I was the only guy in the signal office and shortly was given my own Taunus panel truck for signal purposes, of course. I never had to be serious with a trip ticket so drove the bloody truck all over from Kassel to the north to Wurzburg. On Sunday noon, rather than C Rations in the 14th. Mess another fellow and I would often drive up to Wasserkuppe for a good lunch with the USAF. The other fellow, Carl Coy was with an ASA outfit and could often "borrow" a 3/4 t and we'd drive out near the border and one day we came upon some fruliens peddling their bikes up a long hill. At that time being in a non-,ilitary outfit we didn't wear Ridgeway caps and I rolled my fatigue cap and leaned out of the cab and swated one of the gals on the butt. That provoked a loud happy howl from her and about the time we cchugged abit further a big cream Packard powered by driven by Capt John Cervola who was shaking his fist when last seen. Well we both figured that we'd had the biscuit the next day. Actually the fist wave must have been to please his wife cause the next day came and went with no fuss at all. About that time I bought a new VW from the Fulda dealer. For about $ 800.00 I recall. But that's another story and for another day. Best wishes to all those before and after me in Fulda. Bob Wallstrom Brownfield, ME
438	Date: 2003-04-28 01:41:29 L:awrence Nelson ( noslenair@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I served with the 6th Cav Sqdn, B troop, Transfered to the 28th Sqdn in Schweinfurt the to the 14th Constab ans then 14th Armored Cav. also in Schweinfurt. I was assigned to D troop 2d Bn. and served there until Sept. 1949. I have been unable to connect with any old buddies.Maybe you can help. I am a member of the Constab Assn an am in the 8th group. Larry
437	Date: 2003-04-26 03:12:45 Kurt William Helton ( kurthelton@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: I very much enjoyed this website. It has a lot of valuable information regarding the unit my father was attatched to from 1948-1952. His name was Mitchell C. "Mickey" Helton, Jr. He was originally from Sullivan, MO, but enlisted at Rock Island, Illinois. I beleived he entered Basic training at Fort Bragg,NC? His Army service scrapbook bears the logos of the 101st Airborne Division, and the U.S. Contstabulary. He studied as a physicians assistant while in Germany, although I don't recall just where. Anyone with memories of my father and his military service are asked to PLEASE respond. I will post another entry when I have assemble more information. Thank you one, and all!
436	Date: 2003-04-25 16:09:45 Barry Tanner ( barryair@cox-internet.com / http://cox-internet.com/barryair) wrote: My dad (Robert Lee Tanner)served in Germany.... I remember seeing his pic with the white scarves and a white circle around his helment, and several pictures of him with german females. He used to love telling his stories about guarding checkpoints.
435	Date: 2003-04-25 14:26:02 Max Shuey ( patnmax2@netzero.net / no homepage) wrote: RE: msg 433, seems like just last week
434	Date: 2003-04-24 03:34:17 Curtis Brock ( curtisbrock@alltel.net / no homepage) wrote: My dad Vance G. Brock served with the 11th Constabulary Regiment/94th Constabulary Squadron/B Troop in Weiden, Germany. Does anyone out there know him. Would be interested in knowing. He was from the great state of Kentucky.
433	Date: 2003-04-22 04:28:57 jim miller ( no email / no homepage) wrote: RAY; LIGHTEN UP ! OUR WAR HAS BEEN OVER FOR 57 YEARS !!!
432	Date: 2003-04-22 02:04:38 Phil Sandoval ( psandoval@mlode.com / no homepage) wrote: Ray, Get a grip. It's just a joke. Lighten up!!!
431	Date: 2003-04-21 14:49:38 Ray Urbanski ( ray2412@myexcel.com / no homepage) wrote: I hope you guys are kidding. I would never send one of my troopers out there sitting high on a horse or camel, a perfect pick off for one of the thousands of snipers just waiting for a good shot. Lets not start acting like suicide bombers but continue to outsmart the enemy by keeping our heads and bodies down and our minds high. GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS
430	Date: 2003-04-21 04:47:39 jim miller ( junglejimcav@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: hey phil; there may be more truth to that than you know. there was a camel corps. tried out just prior to the civil war..visit fort tajon on the ridge route for the history of it..
429	Date: 2003-04-21 02:48:08 Phil Sandoval ( psandoval@mlode.com / no homepage) wrote: Hey Jim, Maybe the Circle C Cowboys should ride camels over there instead of horses. Whatta you think???
428	Date: 2003-04-19 19:39:29 john anderson ( joma911@just-access.com / no homepage) wrote: I served with trp."C" 42nd.con.sq. in Augsburg 47-48 .would like to hear from any one who served at this time period .
427	Date: 2003-04-19 04:07:01 jim miller ( junglejimcav@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: re; 426. I think the military would be well served if they were to organize a new constabulary,and give it the training and authority we had.I also think horses would be a good idea and very suitable for that country.
426	Date: 2003-04-18 15:51:09 Alfred Kaptein ( alkap@adelphia.net / no homepage) wrote: In Reference to note 425 by Max Shuey, I agree it seems it's time to reorganize the Constabulary. What do you guys out there think? Al Kaptein Outpost One
425	Date: 2003-04-14 04:32:21 Max Shuey ( patnmax2@netzero.net / no homepage) wrote: OK all you Troopers! Front and center I think we're needed again.... in Baghdad
424	Date: 2003-04-13 18:56:40 Matthias Hofer ( 73matthias@web.de / no homepage) wrote: I´m the grandson of William Moneer, who served at the 1st Constabulary Sqn stationed in Knielingen near Karlsruhe, Germany. If someone knew him or can tell me something about him, I would be pleased to get some informations. Thank you!
423	Date: 2003-04-13 18:37:57 Ray Urbanski ( ray2412@myexcel.com / no homepage) wrote: In reference to entry #419 by JUNGLE JIM. Jim, we do have a General Patton and his name is George W Bush, one of the greatest presidents in our life time. I don't quite understand your little remark. Are you trying to tell us you are not satisfied with the great job done by our military men and women and the wonder plan by our elected officials. God Bless our wonderful country and all of our great military men and women. This makes me sick to read a remark like the one you made. Maybe I am taking it the wrong way, if I am please explain yourself.
422	Date: 2003-04-12 04:13:12 Ronnie W. Bagwell ( secession62@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: I loved the website. My wife's grandfather T5 Henry James Holden served in Troop A, 12th Constabulary Squadron in 1946 in Germany. He served briefly in the Philippines before his assignment to Germany. He was discharged on 23 November 1946. James is still living and now resides in Liberty, Pickens County, SC. He said he never received any awards or medals during his time in the service and I am interested in trying to see that he receives any he may be entitled to for his service. His service records were destroyed in the fire in St. Louis but he has his honorable discharge and his name unit and some dates are listed in the books "SC Servicemen of WW II".
421	Date: 2003-04-04 19:06:26 Charlie Taliaferro ( chast@kitchentablegang.org / http://www.kitchentablegang.org/packages) wrote: BOOST THEIR SPIRITS! LET THEM KNOW YOU CARE! To send a U. S. serviceman or woman a "Care" package who are in the Persian Gulf or Afghanistan conflict, please visit: http://www.kitchentablegang.org/packages Thank you very much! God Bless! Charlie Taliaferro Kitchen Table Gang Trust
420	Date: 2003-04-04 03:50:18 Jerry D Johnson ( jerpat96@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: It is super getting together with former troopers and sharing stories and experiences while serving in the Constabulary. My wife and I are looking forward to the convention this year in Killeen. Best wishes to all.
419	Date: 2003-04-01 22:42:13 JIM MILLER ( JUNGLEJIMCAV@YAHOO.COM / no homepage) wrote: IF WE HAD A GENERAL PATTON THIS WAR WOULD HAVE BEEN OVER TEN DAYS AGO.
418	Date: 2003-03-30 20:07:09 T.E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Phil and Lala, I got your message and was pleased to hear from you. We should have had more time in Fritzlar and Bad Wildungen. But the time we were together was very nice and impressive. Beer and good bratwurst. Take care keep well you two Y TET
417	Date: 2003-03-30 19:58:14 T.E. Togo ( Thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene, how are things going? Yes, this is a real good webside. Perfect work. I don´t know any other websides with awards like this of the " C ". Take cARE TET.
416	Date: 2003-03-29 23:21:51 Lynn Miller ( ladymgnolia@yahoo.com / http://www.yahoo.com) wrote: I think you have done a wonderful job with this website.The members should be very,very proud of you and all the work you have put into it.
415	Date: 2003-03-24 05:22:08 James Webb ( jimwebb31@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: I Was stationed at camp McCauley in 1948 and part of 1949 I was Assigned to the 4th Constabulary Sqdn. Which changed its name to the 4th Cav Rec Sqdn in 1949 and moved to Camp Truscot in Salzburg Austria. I was Injured and was Evacuated to the US in Feburary 1950.
414	Date: 2003-03-22 15:19:31 lawrence rowell ( r2w5ell@westelcom.com / no homepage) wrote: I served with the 51th Constabulary,Co.A stationed in Passau Germany in 1946.
413	Date: 2003-03-22 13:08:13 Larry Coffin ( l_c_coffin@kingcon.com / no homepage) wrote: Local Historical Socielty looking for pictures of General Harmon for exhibit. Contact Larry Coffin at l_c_coffin@kingcon.com. Thanks
412	Date: 2003-03-21 15:44:10 Jim Crall ( cjames42@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: I served with the 14th A/C in Fulda, Germany from 1960-62 and was surprised to find this site. It sure does bring back memories.
411	Date: 2003-03-19 02:57:22 George B. Thompson ( Edelweiss131@Aol.Com / no homepage) wrote: To Larry Coffin, President Vermont Celebration & General Harmon Mr. Coffin, I tried to send you a E-Mail,however it came back not able to deliver. If you send me your address I`LL Send you some pictures of General Harmom. George B. Thompson Historian Outpost 2, U.S. Constabulary Assoc. 131 Cherry Blossom Drive, Churchville, Pa. 18966-1016
410	Date: 2003-03-15 22:56:35 Larry Coffin ( l_c_coffin@kingcon.com / no homepage) wrote: The Bradford(VT)Historical Society is planning to feature General Ernest Harmon in our annual display at the Vermont Expo (June 20-21) General Harmon attended the public high school in our town having grown up in neighboring West Newbury. We are interested in getting pictures of the General "at work" and the units he commanded "at work". In the past we have been able to make enlarged photocopies of pictures and craft them into a major exhibit. Any help would be appreciated.Larry Coffin, President BHS
409	Date: 2003-03-15 17:09:35 Ray Urbanski ( ray2412@myexcel.com / no homepage) wrote: Besides being a constabulary trooper from 1950 to 1959 I served a short time with the 510th Tank Battalion in Mannheim Germany. I have yet to find anyone who was assigned to the 510th. I was in Charlie Company. Duties were from company clerk to acting First Sgt. Company Commander was Capt Ross, the only Lt name I remember was Lt Neinast. There also was a platoon Sgt by the name of Lieutenant Nettles. Lieutenant was his first name and he was acting Platoon Leader. Little confusing but that's the way it was. Also before I became acting First Sgt of C Company, the person that held the job was M/Sgt Reyna who went to Hq & Hq Co. Another name I remember in the company was SFC Byron Sickler. Anyone knowing anything about the 510, please give me an email. Thanks, Ray Urbanski
408	Date: 2003-03-15 02:08:36 Milt Berko ( okreb@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I arrived in Boeblingen in January or February 1946 and was assigned to Co. D 4th Tank Battalion, which became "C" Troop, 72nd Squadron almost immediately. I don't recall anyone from "C" Troop going for M-8's - in fact, we already had our M-8's in place. Does anyone from "C" Troop remember any of this?
407	Date: 2003-03-15 00:25:26 Jim Deming ( jimrene@mindspring.com / no homepage) wrote: Greetings to one and all. It has been a while since I visited this wonderfull site. Irene Moore as usual it and you are getting better all the time.
406	Date: 2003-03-14 16:33:59 Alfred Kaptein ( alkap@adelphia.net / no homepage) wrote: When I first was assigned to the 72 Sqdn.troop "D'in Boeblingen in early 1946 we were asked to volunter to go to Metz France to pick up some M-8 armored cars. When we arrived there on 2-1/2s we had to find lodging with a French family. The next day we went to an ord. depot and were told pick out an M-8 that would start and drive it back to Boeblingen. These were all after combat vhicles. Most of us never drove an M-8, but we were given brief instructions and off we went. We started out with 33 and arrived back at the 72 Sqdn. with 23. 10 were lost along the way for various reasons, mechanical other wise. Do any of you out there remember participating this detail?
405	Date: 2003-03-14 04:57:56 JIM MILLER ( JUNGLEJIMCAV@YAHOO.COM / no homepage) wrote: ISN'T IT INTERESTING THAT WHAT MR.BUSH IS PROPOSING FOR AN OCCUPYING UNIT IN IRAQ AFTER THE WAR SOUNDS VERY MUCH LIKE THE U S CONSTABULARY....
404	Date: 2003-03-13 20:00:16 Merola, Anthony ( tiger7565@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: You have a fascinating site with a lot of possibilities. I first found out about the Constabulary in the 1970s from a former co-worker at the Boeing Company(Russ Johnstad), who told me that he had served in the Constabulary from 1946-47. Having been a veteran and former Army dependent who had been to Europe twice, I was intrigued about this little known unit which was constituted from battle-hardened and hard-charging Armor and Cavalry units into a rather effective and professional para-police/peacekeeper force. In a relatively short amount of time, too. It always amazed me how fast the US demobilized their European forces after the end of WWII, leaving but a mere shred of what was the mightiest Army in the world, only to face an increased Russian military might. I don't know if Mr. Johnstad is even still alive, but I think he and his family would enjoy your site. His last known address was in Renton, Washington. Keep up the great work!
403	Date: 2003-03-13 18:53:48 C. Max Shuey ( patnmax2@netzero.net / no homepage) wrote: I served in Hq. Trp. 14th and 27th squadrons in Darmstadt, 1946 to 1948. as a radio operator.
402	Date: 2003-03-12 12:53:21 John Ames ( james1@maine.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: Just read a great book! "German Boy" by Wolfgang Samuel. He writes about growing up in occupied Germany, both on the Russian side and then on the Allied side. He gives a good view of what life was like for a DP kid. He finally made it to the States and is now a retired Air Force colonel.
401	Date: 2003-03-11 21:53:48 Ervin C lindquist ( daddyerv@men.com / no homepage) wrote: Hi Larry been a long time since we wre togather in the old 54. Great days long gone Be good Ole Sgt
400	Date: 2003-03-11 21:35:24 Ervin C. Lindquist ( dadddyerv@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: I was with the 54th (Combat)Engr Bn From 1948-1952. In 1948 we were activeted the 8th Engr Bn until they found they were in Jappan. We were reacteveted the 54th. We were stationed at the Panzer Kasern at Bobligen Ger. From Sept 48 to some time in 1951 when were reasigned to the Seventh Army and moved to Liephiem Ger. I rotated to the States in Jan. 52.
399	Date: 2003-03-11 03:29:13 John C. McLaughlin ( jocage@stargate.net / no homepage) wrote: I recall very well the bed making detail for the 43d. Division. Not only did my platoon (1st. Platoon, Tank Co,3d. Bn. 2d. A/C )make beds; we modified the procedure by "short sheeting" and installing "rubbe devices" filled with water in the beds. Auf Wiedersehen Augsburg, hallo Ambereg!
398	Date: 2003-03-10 19:36:13 Robert J. Paar ( rjpaar@infi.net / no homepage) wrote: I moved from Bad Mergentheim to Fulda in 1946. Likethe memebers of the Constabulary, I patrolled in the Fulda area to include Bad Hersfeld and other towns too numerous to list(even if I could remember them). In 1947, I transferred to Regimental headquarters in Wetzlar and subsequently, to the 7801 SCU, with duty in the office of the Commander of Troops. I remember my duty with the Constabulary with great fondness. My best wishes to those keeping the flame alive.
397	Date: 2003-03-10 18:48:37 Dudley S. Blanchard ( no email / no homepage) wrote: Looking for anyone who served in 14th Armored Constabulary Regiment, Fritzlar, Germany, 1946-49. I served in the Air Section, L5 Aircraft along with Sgt. Thomas Oliphant, Pfc. Fred O. Stokes, Pfc. Donald O. Smith, Sgt. William Burroughs, Sfc. Maurice Hesterly,Cpl. William H. Hicks, and the rest whom I don't have names yet. If you wish to contact me, my address is: 2321 Ave. Q Snata Fe, Texas 77510. Phone: 409-925-2143
396	Date: 2003-03-10 03:18:49 jim miller ( junglejimcav@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: I SEE A LOT OF X MARINES FLYING THE MARINE FLAG AT THEIR HOMES. WHY CAN;T WE COME UP WITH A CONSTABULARY FLAG ? MIGHT BE A GOOD WAY TO MAKE SOME MONEY FOR THE ASSOC. WHAT !?
395	Date: 2003-03-09 20:59:57 Jim Goode ( goodenews@cox.net / no homepage) wrote: I am a member. First time I've seen the website.
394	Date: 2003-03-09 16:15:46 John Ames ( james1@maine.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: I remember very well the sign over the Pfersee gate of the Sheridan Kaserne. I was with the 3d Battalion, and we went to Amberg, Regimental Headquarters went to Nuremburg, 1st Battalion to Bindlack (sp) and the second to Bamberg. We did in fact make the beds for the 43d Division. I stayed the regiment till September of 1953.
393	Date: 2003-03-07 16:35:52 Gerald Thorn ( 0mathorn@webtv.net / no homepage) wrote: Does anyone remember in1951 when the 2ndA/CRegt left Augsburg for Nurenburg etc. a sign left at the front gate of the kaserne-it read "Welcome 43rd,Inf.Div. your beds have benn made by the best G--Damn soldiers in the World"
392	Date: 2003-03-07 11:57:00 Richard Morse ( rjmorse@mac.com / no homepage) wrote: Hi and thanks to all for this site,Great Was a trooper at B troop 24 constabulary sq, Bad Hersfield Ger. 1949--1952
391	Date: 2003-03-06 20:44:25 T.E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: I just tried the searchengine for this site and chose Berlin, I noticed the engine does´nt find all words on this webpage, pity. Still, this is the best site I ever visited. Thanks to Irene and other supporters. Tet
390	Date: 2003-03-06 20:39:47 T.E. togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: 3 weeks ago I was in Berlin, visited check point charli; exhibition/ museum. Very impressive, but I missed the mentioning of the Constabularies, ..they mentioned generally the US-Army. TET
389	Date: 2003-03-03 18:40:47 Marvin L. Rosner ( MRosner320@AOL.com / no homepage) wrote: Thanks for the memories and the information. Stationed Kassel, Stuttgart and Karlsrhue
388	Date: 2003-03-03 10:18:55 Bob Markward ( rrmarkward@stny.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: I was stationed at Kassel in 1946 with the 3rd.Div. and Esslingen in 1946 with the 9th.Div
387	Date: 2003-03-02 21:11:04 Paul Jackson ( pavijack@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: It's been some months since I visited this website and left a message. Since then I've had several contacts with men who served with me in Hq&Hq Co., 2nd Constab (2nd A/C)Regt., 1948-1954. I don't remember most, but with our common experiences, there was much to talk about. Thanks for the US Constab. Assoc.!
386	Date: 2003-02-28 15:48:40 Gerry Thorn ( omathorn@webtv.net / no homepage) wrote: I amin process of joining the Assoc. I have been looking through site and so far have no seen the name of Creighton Abrams. He was REgt.Comm.of 2ndA/C inthe 50s.At the time a bird Col. He amde 5 stars and I think we all know the Abrams tank. Have I missed the page?
385	Date: 2003-02-28 00:07:23 harry Stout ( indian@preferred.com / no homepage) wrote: Served in A troop, 11th sqd. mow belong to outpost 3. Would like to hear from anyone from A troop, 46/47
384	Date: 2003-02-26 23:52:04 Hollern, John P. ( bjholl@msn.com / no homepage) wrote: Nice to read the information. I noticed no one has yet sent in a copy of the diploma from the courses at Sonthofen. I have all three, the basic course, the advanced course, and the non-commissioned course. Should I sent a copy for putting on the board? John Hollern, 13th Squadron and Sixth Squadron of 6th Regt which was reflaged to 3rd Battion, 14th Regiment in 1948.
383	Date: 2003-02-25 16:46:44 Gerald Thorn ( omathorn@webtv.net / no homepage) wrote: I was in 2ndAC Regt from 1951 to 1953 stationed in Augsburg,Nurenburg and Bayreuth(Bindlach)
382	Date: 2003-02-24 23:42:54 Al Wiswell ( ajwizzy@aol.com / http://aol.com) wrote: I served with the 517th AP Sqdn. in Wiesbaden from 1952/1955. Great to hear from the guys who went B4 me. I salute you. Wish I could find my 1st. Sgt. Biddle. I continue to try to be "All that I can be!"
381	Date: 2003-02-22 21:08:13 T.E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Irene, how are things going? We have now temp. -9 C and blue sky. Heard, Sandy and Lala are doing well. Thomas
380	Date: 2003-02-17 12:03:35 Ralph Judd Jr. ( ralphearline@yahoo.com / http://ralphjuddjr.com) wrote: Hello to all Troopers,feal free to send e-mail.was in Constabulary 1946--1947. I was in Colburg Germany.First came to Germany in 1945,stayed one year .returned to the States then went back to Germany and was with the 6th Constabulary in Colburg, stayed until 1947 This is a very good site,thanks a lot
379	Date: 2003-02-15 07:03:31 katie ( no email / no homepage) wrote: Hi, Great site. How about hosting a copy of this site absolutely FREE for 3-months at Addr.com?. ADDR.com will have your web page listed in more than 350 search engines(ofcourse free). Please feel free to email me for more details. kandrews@addr.com
378	Date: 2003-02-09 21:09:15 Andy DeSoto ( andydesoto@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: My father, Bill DeSoto, was in the U.S. Constabulary 'B' Troop, 68th Squadron PLT/SGT Border Patrol-Augsburg,1947-1950 1950-1952 Co.H, 2nd Armd.Cav.Regt. Border Patrol W.W.II-Co.G, 328th Inf.Regt., 26th Div. Korea; Co.B, 32nd Inf.Regt. 7th Inf.Div., UNPIK 8240 Wolf Pack One. 77th SFG-Ft. Bragg 10th SFG-Team Sgt FA-14, Bad Tolz, Germany Det.A, 'B' Team Sgt, Berlin Brigade 4th BN, 18th Inf.Regt, Berlin Brigade 7th SFG-Ft. Bragg 7th SFG-Laos White Star as Charlie Beckwith's SGM 5th SFG-Project Delta, Vetnam (WIA-Plei Me) 5th SFG MACVSOG CCN Looking for anyone who knew him, (stories/photos) and insignia pertaing to units. Was there insignia denoting the Company letter(Co.H)? Thanks Andy DeSoto
377	Date: 2003-02-08 05:15:27 Stanford T. Bozeman ( bbozeman@salisbury.net / no homepage) wrote: DEGERNDORF, Germany. I was in Hq. Trp. from January, 1948 to December, 1951.
376	Date: 2003-02-06 00:02:18 Robert W. (Bob) FRY ( BobFryUSA@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: In January 1948 I was assigned to the 6th Constabulary Regt Special Investigations Section , in Schweinfurt with TDY to the 53rd Squadron in Schwabach and Weiden. The 53rd Squadron was reorganized as the 15th Squadron with the mission as the primary keepers of Law and Order in Germany along the US & Soviet Zone, and Czechoslovakia borders. My duties Photograper,SIS Investigator,Provost Sgt,Honor Guard Commander,Hq Troop First Sgt,Commissioned as 2nd Lt Platoon Ldr in A & B Troops, I rotated to the US in July 1952 assigned to Ft Leavenworth, KA.Achieved 14 enlisted & officer ranks and was selected for promotion to Lt Col prior to retirement as a Major in May 1966. Married Irma Gebhardt in Jan 52 and we live in Federal Way, WA. Member of Outpost 8. and the 15th Constabulary Squadron.
375	Date: 2003-02-04 01:48:06 Ray Urbanski ( ray2412@myexcel.com / http://www.excelir.com/greenbacks) wrote: Just noticed the date today. Feb 3, 2003. That means 53 years ago today I joined the Army. Fifty Three yrs ago tonight will be my first night to sleep in the barracks at Ft Knox, Ky. Just a few months before the Korean War. WOW, of all the things that took place since then. Hi Irene. Think about you often. Thanks. Ray
374	Date: 2003-02-03 21:50:09 Louis A Lynn ( LLynn@mtco.com / no homepage) wrote: Irene this is a great web-site you have done yourself and the constabulary proud, I wishe you the best and keep up the great work.
373	Date: 2003-02-02 20:00:08 Ray Kittles ( rpkit@inetgenesis.com / no homepage) wrote: I was at Bad Hersfeld Detachment,Co.D,709th MP BN,APO 171 Nov.1963-Dec.1964 I have some pictures,and names of all MP.at that time also my station (NCOIC)was S/Sgt.Rossing,Our house man was Mr.Franz and Herr.Ruppricht was the night interpreter if you need any of this let me know,Ray
372	Date: 2003-02-01 18:45:51 Phil Sandoval ( psandoval@mlode.com / no homepage) wrote: I was up early this morning and turned the TV to get the weather news and was stunned when Dan Rather of CBS was on, telling the nation of the the tragedy of the Space Shuttle. Our condolences to the families of the brave heroes that perished today. The Sandoval Family
371	Date: 2003-01-30 09:17:34 T. E. Togo ( Thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Hello Sandy, nice to hear from you; here in G nothing new; all the same. My regards to Lala. Take care. Thomas, mbr. Outp. I
370	Date: 2003-01-24 08:01:45 Larry Munyon ( lrmunyon@softcom.net / no homepage) wrote: I am a member of Outpost 8, served with the 54th Combat Engineer Battalion (Constabulary) 1948-1952 Boblingen, Germany, Panzer Kaserne. I think a troop of the 14th AC was also stationed there, mounted troop? 97th Signal Bn. was also there. Looking for any former members of Charlie Company, 54th Engr. Bn.
369	Date: 2003-01-20 20:44:22 Alfred Kaptein ( alkap@adelphia.net / no homepage) wrote: After serving with the 84th Inf, Div, at the end of the war and having few points I re-enlisted in the regular army for 18 months for which I was mustered out in the States and returned back to Germany after 60 days leave to serve with the 72nd sqd. stationed in Boeblingin. Our duty was to maintain order in the city of Ulm with out posts on the French zone in the towns of Erbach and Boeblingen. I was with the Constabulary from its begining in 1946 until early 1947 when I was sent home for discharge in early 1947. I also married a Girl from Ulm and we are about to celebrate our 55th. year. Alfred Kaptein RA42189716
368	Date: 2003-01-20 07:36:23 Phil (Sandy) Sandoval ( psandoval@mlode.com / no homepage) wrote: Last week the Steelers, sorry Jungle Jim. Today the Eagles, sorry George. The Raiders are going to the Big Party in San Diego...
367	Date: 2003-01-19 21:28:53 Greg Laborie ( slaborie@MSN.com / no homepage) wrote: What a great site! If I am not mistaken, my father-in-law served with the Constabulary in Germany between 50-52. I will be forwarding your site and address to him. He was trained as a tanker, but ended-up as a company clerk in a tank company. His name is Don Seil, and he attained the rank of Corporal. Again...Great Site!
366	Date: 2003-01-19 20:55:20 philip teman ( pitjat@choice.net / no homepage) wrote: was in the 66th stationed at bad reichenhall. was billeted for a time in the hotel louisenbad(sic). do remember a sgt. keegan. also a captain spencer and sgt green while training at freizing germany. all this from jan 47 to mar 48
365	Date: 2003-01-13 22:09:53 Fred Schmidt ( corky@velocity.net / no homepage) wrote: Served with Headquarters US Constabulary, Signal Section from March 1947 to February 1948
364	Date: 2003-01-13 21:41:28 horace j. saldi ( saldidog@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote: i was stationed in weiden, coburg and hof from 1948 thru 1952, with D troop, 15th constabulary sqdn.
363	Date: 2003-01-11 05:25:10 jim miller ( junglejimcav@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: I WOULD LIKE TO SEE AN ALL PENNA. SUPER BOWL...WITH THE STEELERS WINNING OF COURSE !
362	Date: 2003-01-11 03:34:46 George Thompson ( Edelweiss131@Aol.Com / no homepage) wrote: " GO EAGLES " George Thompson Outpost 2
361	Date: 2003-01-07 02:06:15 Donald E.Annas ( dannas@AAAHawk.com / no homepage) wrote: I was a member of the 73d Armd. Ord. Maint. C Company fom 1948 to 1950. We serviced the 14th Armd.Calvarys M-8 Armd. Cars, M-24 and M-26 Tanks and all vehicles.I am a member of Unit four in Florida area.
360	Date: 2003-01-05 20:52:48 Glenn Kaye ( gmkmd@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I wish that my dad, Barry Kutchinsky (2nd Cavalry Regiment, 42nd Cavalry Recon Squadron, later 42nd Constabulary Squadron) had lived to see the advent of the internet. He would have loved seeing this website, contributing to it, and connecting with his lost army buddies. If any of you knew him, please contact me.
359	Date: 2003-01-02 23:11:55 Irene Moore ( irmoore@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: Welcome to the year 2003. Ronnie and I wish for everyone in the U.S. Constabulary Association to have a great year! Your Web Editor, Irene
358	Date: 2003-01-01 03:47:06 clifford champeau ( no email / no homepage) wrote: no email!
357	Date: 2002-12-31 23:12:38 John Ames ( james1@maine.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: Happy New Year to all Constabulary Families!! John and Beth Ames
356	Date: 2002-12-31 00:30:22 George Thompson ( Edelweiss131@Aol.Com / no homepage) wrote: Happy New Year to National Commander Bill Strub and all of his Elected Officers, Directors and Appointed National Staff & Advisors. Also,to all Members of The Costabulary Association far & wide. Congratulations to Newsletter Editor John Capone & his wife Dianna for the fantastic job they are doing wih the publication of the Constabulary Lightning Bolt. The size & format are great as we can now keep them in a standard size 3 ring loose leaf binder. Also, as usual Web Page Editor Irene Moore is continuing to do a fantastic job with our Web Site. My wife Ellen & I hope you all have wonderful healthy happy year 2003 ! George Thompson, Life Member Historian, Outpost 2
355	Date: 2002-12-29 23:11:17 Marlies Voigt ( marlies13@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Actually, I am searching for a soldier who was stationed in Bremerhaven. His last known station/orders in 1946 was with the 13th Constabulary Squadron, Troop B, Bayreuthe APO 179. His assigned number was RA 3140 167. His name was Lawrence E. RICH.
354	Date: 2002-12-28 22:51:40 Ludwig Fasolino ( fasolino@gis.net / no homepage) wrote: I was with the 15th Regimental Band from 1946-1948, stationed in Sechenheim (Heidelberg) and then to Sonthofen until February, 1948
353	Date: 2002-12-28 04:45:02 JIM MILLER ( JUNGLEJIMCAV@YAHOO.COM / no homepage) wrote: got my M8 model as a present from the wife...16 pages of instructions for assembly...think she had an alterior motive? might have it completed by easter.
352	Date: 2002-12-25 18:27:05 T.E. Togo ( Thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Merry christmas and a happy New Year from Germany to all leaders and members of the " C ". Hope you will have a quiet and peaceful celebratingtime. Thomas, ass. mbr. Outp. I
351	Date: 2002-12-25 07:42:03 Phil (Sandy) Sandoval ( psandoval@mlode.com / no homepage) wrote: Lala and I wish a very Merry Christmas to all my friends that served with me in the Hq/Hq Co, 14th ACR (and their spouses) and to the many new ones that I've met through the U. S. Constabulary Association especially Irene and Ronnie and all the Matherne clan that I had the pleasure of meeting this summer and to my new friend Thomas Schmidt from Kassel, Germany that helped me and Lala get into the Fritzlar Kaserne (also with the help of Irene) so that I could relive my time in Fritzlar. Also to all my OP8 friends. And to all a Happy New Year!!!
350	Date: 2002-12-24 21:31:31 Charlie Joe Elsea ( ElsBttyl@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Merry Christmas to all you Troopers and families out there.
349	Date: 2002-12-22 20:33:26 Elmer Lee Bechdoldt ( noblebrightwood@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Dear sir: I am doing research on the Constabulary. It is for a work of fictiob. I want the characters to have the propper background and history to operate with in. Your site is a tremendous source.
348	Date: 2002-12-22 00:38:23 Frank Termini ( frankjoan55@ameritech.net / no homepage) wrote: Appologies to having omitted the "55" from our e-mail address relative to the entry of Dec. 16th. Happy Holidays....
347	Date: 2002-12-19 02:40:27 Ron Huff ( redhough@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I had a brother in the Calvalry Constabulary in 1946-47-48. His name was Earl J. Huff Jr. I don't really know much about his time in Germany, Mom told me his horse was named Sentimental. He was discharged in 48 but rejoined into the engineers, ending up in Company D, 3rd Engineer Combat Battalion, 24th Infantry Division. His service number at this time was 43037475. In August of 1950 he was reported as missing in action in southern Korea.
346	Date: 2002-12-18 16:16:51 George Bowdren ( editorlb@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: FLORIDA TROOPERS, I had a call from Angie. Reservations are coming very slowly for the meeting @ Lakeland. Reservations will be taken until Jan 7, 2003. Hospitality Room opens at 1000 on Feb 1, 2003. Cocktail hour 1800 @ Jimmy D's Dinner 1900 Call me or Angie for any other details: (941)758-9302 (321) 255-6778
345	Date: 2002-12-17 05:30:44 Jerry Patterson ( jerryp@ruraltel.net / no homepage) wrote: I served in Fulda from 1959-61 in D Troop 14th AC and was a Tank Driver. would like to hear from anyone that was there in that time frame. Jerry Patterson
344	Date: 2002-12-16 01:48:51 Frank Termini ( frankjoan@ameritech.net / no homepage) wrote: Border Patrol: Daybreak, Noon, Dusk, Midnight. All four seasons and weather. Twelve Hrs. on Twenty four off. Briefings, down the Autobahn, over back roads, through Hamlets, Towns, Villages, ridin' back seat jeep 'til blue in the face, while thinkin' of that other place, be it, or not, ever so humble.
343	Date: 2002-12-14 15:19:37 George Dukes ( gdukes@tampabay.rr.com / no homepage) wrote: USN Rhine River Patrol UNIT K 1955-1957 Part of COMNAVGER occupation
342	Date: 2002-12-13 19:51:32 George Bowdren ( editorlb@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: Just wanted to let all of the Troopers know that the Constabulary Christmas Tour was a success. The following Troopers participated: Outpost One: Mr/Mrs Ovidio J Garzoli Mr/Mrs Gerard McKenna Mr/Mrs William Robarge Outpost Three: Miss Melissa Beaver Outpost Four: Mr/Mrs George Bowdren Mr/Mrs Aare Kivi Volker was up to his usual excellent standards. We wish all a very merry Christmas Once a Trooper, Always a Trooper God Bless! George :-)
341	Date: 2002-12-11 02:18:46 Henry B. Tepen ( tepens1926@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: To whom it may concern; I served with the 15th constabulary in Germany from 1951 until it was de activated in 1952. I have located one other fellow I served with, he is Theodore scheulen. Would like to locate some others that served with Troop "A" of the 15th.
340	Date: 2002-12-08 14:01:56 Jack W. Mundy ( jmundy@chesapeake.net / no homepage) wrote: Troop "A", 53rd Constabulary Squadron, Schwabach 1946-1948 Captain Jack W. Downing, Commander.
339	Date: 2002-12-02 23:49:46 jim miller ( junglejimcav@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: hi troopers; thanks to bob monosmoth I located the M8.seems lots of hobby shops have them...if interested check the nearest shop to you...wouldn't a trooper on a horse be great? jim miller
338	Date: 2002-12-01 16:49:37 clark e. creery ( clark312@metrolink.net / no homepage) wrote: Dad was in Fulda in the 81st in late May 45 until June 46. He traveled all over and I am glad I found your page.
337	Date: 2002-11-29 22:01:19 CHARLES L GARMAN ( CGARMAN@NEO.RR.COM / no homepage) wrote: sERVES IN THE 27 CONSTABULARY SQD. IN SCHWINEFORD GER. IN 1946--47WENT BACK AND VISITED IT IN 1997 THE CAMP WAS STILL THERE AND EXCEPT FOR A LITTEL UP GRADING IT WAS MOSTLY THE SAME. EAVEN THE BROKEN WINDOWS IN THE MOTOR POOL
336	Date: 2002-11-29 20:08:14 T.E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: to Ullrich Koch: Irene is on a businesstrip in the states. Shure she will contact you if she sees your mail in here. Sometime her E.-mail address makes problems. TET
335	Date: 2002-11-29 06:58:24 Phil (Sandy) Sandoval ( psandoval@mlode.com / no homepage) wrote: Just want to wish all of you troopers a Happy Thanksgiving. May this day be filled with Blessings to you and your families...
334	Date: 2002-11-27 16:42:03 Charles Thompson or Tom ( chuckthompsonoutdoors@attbi.com / no homepage) wrote: 160 photos of the 14th Armored cavalry regiment from 1949-1951 in Friedberg, Gelnhausen, Fulda or ? Just updated from 99 photos. Just added captions to each photo which can be imaged over each photo while you are viewing. All photos may be enlarged to over the size of your monitor for closer examination.Please help me identify the location of some of these Kasernes. Thanks. Enjoy. Go to epson.photo.com and type in my e-mail address of chuckthompsonoutdoors@attbi.com and click on 14th Armored cavalry.
333	Date: 2002-11-26 09:03:48 Ulrich Koch ( ulrich.koch@koch-athene.de / http://www.koch-athene.de) wrote: Contact with Mrs. Irene Moore: For days, I have tried to respond to an e-mail which I have received from Irene Moore. Although I choose the correct e-mail address, I have all e-mails as undeliverable returned! Does Irene have technical problems? Please, you contact Irene, that she gets in touch with me once again! If your e-mail connection should be disturbed at the moment, please informing about another address. Thank you... Best regards, Ulrich (ulrich koch, berlin, germany) ulrich.koch@koch-athene.de
332	Date: 2002-11-26 01:04:17 Gene Furnish ( etjkfurnish@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I served with service troup 15 cav regiment, and 15 constabulary regiment in Weinheim,Ger.1946 member outpost 6
331	Date: 2002-11-25 23:31:29 Jesse Cox ( Hotelkilo7100@webtv.net / http://community-2.webtv.net/HotelKilo7100/doc/) wrote: I am searching for historical data on Wiesbaden, Germany, Military Police or Constable units that were there. Also I am looking for any info on a uncle who died, 1 Aug 52, who was assigned to the 7712 EU COM.-- Albert Cox. Location and cause unknown. Thanks
330	Date: 2002-11-24 13:42:18 Walter Elkins ( welkins1@tampabay.rr.com / http://www.usarmygermany.com) wrote: Hi Irene. Thought some of your readers might be interested in some great aerial views of Fritzlar, Wetzlar, Rothwesten, Bad Hersfeld and Fulda kasernes from 1950. I just added them to my site. You can find them on the Kassel and Fulda Pages of the “US Army in Germany” web page.
329	Date: 2002-11-22 02:49:13 Walter M. Stolpa, Jr. ( wstolpa@pressenter.com / http://www.pressenter.com/~wstolpa/) wrote: Very interesting site. I never realized that an organization such as yours existed to maintain law and order after WWII. One of your members Anthony Angelini introduced me to this site and I am most appreciative. As a retired USAF Air/Security Policeman I have a great interest in anything related to military police.
328	Date: 2002-11-19 22:11:31 Milt Berko ( okreb@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: TO: Beaufort Hunt: I served in Boeblingen and Ulm with Troop C, 72nd Squadron, 10th Regt. I returned to the states on the Admiral koontz in March 1947. I believe that it was the final voyage as the Koontz and then it underwent a major overhaul and became a luxury passenger liner, the SS Laguardia. -- Milt Berko
327	Date: 2002-11-19 01:37:08 Beauford R. Hunt ( GANBerry@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I am Beaufort R. Hunt, I was in the 15th Constabulary Squadron, Troop D. We were the Mechanized Calvary stationed in Bremerhaven, Germany from December 1945 until December 1946. I was taken to Germany on the Admiral Koontz, a transport ship that left from New York. Anyone with any ties to this group or the crossing of the Admiral Koontz I would like to hear from. Thank You, Boots Hunt
326	Date: 2002-11-14 01:55:51 Manfred Goldstein ( Mannyg2255@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: Just came back for a visit. Still the great site it used to be. Have a Happy Thanksgivign guys and gals. Manny (Doc) Goldstein
325	Date: 2002-11-12 00:02:31 Corpral C. R. Brown ( CRBrown46@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was a memeber of the 2nd Constabulary Lengrease Germany.Sggt Crops was my Platoon Seargent. I served from 1946 - 1948.
324	Date: 2002-11-10 18:18:26 Col(RET) Curt Rosler ( cwrosl@aol.com / http://www.14thcavalryassociation.com) wrote: The above homepage is the new 14th Cav Assoc "Supply Room" Online Gift Shop.There is a coin that will be offered for veterans of all 14th Cav units to include 14th Constab Regt.The Supply Room should open for business o/a 15 Nov 2002.
323	Date: 2002-11-10 00:04:08 Kluberdanz, Donald J, ( dkluberdan@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: Served with HQ & HQ Battery of 74th FABN from 1949 to 1951 in Landshut. Was survey sergeant. In 1951 was transferred to 36th FA group in Babenhausen. Discharged as Chief survey Sergeant (SFC).
322	Date: 2002-11-05 07:54:24 William Robarge ( billbarbara@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was stationed in Regensburg 1949-June 1952. I would like to hear from anyone in the H company third batt. 6arc Bill Robarge
321	Date: 2002-11-04 19:59:53 George Bowdren ( editorlb@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: Troopers, I sent a message to Miriam, writer of last entry, and received the following reply: From: PAKRAKA@aol.com Date: Sun, 3 Nov 2002 12:38:25 EST Subject: Re: United States Constabulary Association Dear George---Both of my parents were Holocaust survivors and I was born in a Displaced Persons Camp after the war....we came to America in August 1949 on the USS HOWZE----from Coberg,Germany.....I would like to know everything about that time,the ship,the people...etc....Thank you very much.....Miriam PAcht-Bursztyn Are there passenger lists available? Can anyone assist her? Once a Trooper, Always a Trooper God Bless! George :-)
320	Date: 2002-11-03 07:56:30 miriam pacht-bursztyn ( pakraka@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I was born in a DP Camp after the war and came to America on a ship called...the General Houser?Do you know anything about that?
319	Date: 2002-10-31 21:09:45 T.E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Dear webmaster Irene, how are you? I took a photo of that 1947 wall. You get it before x-mas. Thomas, Ass. mb. outpst. 1
318	Date: 2002-10-24 14:09:37 Frederick D Williams ( freglo@citlink.net / no homepage) wrote: Enjoyed reading it
317	Date: 2002-10-24 03:21:00 Frank Moscowitz ( fcmosc@ameritech.net / no homepage) wrote: Served in D troop 72 squadron in '47 until it was deactivated. Remained in Boeblingen in the 14th squadron until April '48.Attended Constabulary School in Sonthofen.
316	Date: 2002-10-22 00:11:26 John Capone ( bolteditor@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: All items for the December Holiday Issue of the Lightning Bolt are due by November 10. Thank You. John Capone, Editor
315	Date: 2002-10-15 23:02:35 Thomas A. Biglen ( audreyb@midrivers.com / no homepage) wrote: I served with the 13th Constabulary Squadron -D Troop. I was in Coburg in 1947 and 48. Am looking for some of my buddies.
314	Date: 2002-10-09 01:20:52 Neal Salyers ( gsalyers@atcc.net / no homepage) wrote: Just typed in the place Degerndorf, Germany because my aunt just passed away and I have come into about 40 black and white photos 8" x 9" taken from that area betwenn 1943-1945. In a couple are pictures of "May Barracks" 66th Constabulary Squadron, taken by my uncle when he was stationed there.
313	Date: 2002-10-07 00:03:20 Homer S ( Woody ) Wood ( woodydot@htn.net / no homepage) wrote: I was Station in straubing, Germany With the 6th ARC Regt. 1948- 1951 Was a Tank driver on A M24 Light Tank. Would Like to hear from anyone who was There. With "C" Co. Over The Archway
312	Date: 2002-10-06 00:40:58 James K Hampton ( j_hampton53@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: My father, Jack (JD) Hampton, serial number RA45 043 579, served in the 1st Constabulary Sqdn in Germany during WWII (1946). He passed away in Feb. 1998 and I am trying to collect any information that may be available regarding his service so I can disply it with the flag used at his funeral. I have his discharge record but nothing else. He never really talked about what his unit did when he was there.
311	Date: 2002-10-02 21:13:27 Al Sallustio ( altrooper@softcom.net / no homepage) wrote: To all my friends and fellow Troopers notice I have a new E-mail address. While here on our Constabulary web page,does anyone recall Sgt. Bill Rummage. He was my squad leader when we served together with D Troop,42nd Squadron,2nd ACR,in Augsburg,1947-48.
310	Date: 2002-10-02 05:22:36 Tim Olson ( cflandocn@turbonet.com / http://groups.yahoo.com/group/USASAFS_Rothwesten/) wrote: Was stationed there in ASA 65 to 68. MOS 05D.20
309	Date: 2002-09-30 22:39:43 Paul Jackson ( pavijack@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: I put a message on the bulletin board on August 20 and received several responses. It's great to hear from some of the guys who served with me during my time with Hq.&Hq. Co, 2d Constab (2d A/C) 1948 to 1954.
308	Date: 2002-09-23 21:24:01 James R. Askren ( jaskren@lisco.com / no homepage) wrote: My father James Askren served in the "B" Troop 28 TH Squadron from 16 March 1946 until 16 April 1948. Passed away Dec. 2000. Any info or pictures would be greatly appreciated.
307	Date: 2002-09-18 20:36:57 T.E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: to Jim Miller: It facinating how some buddies can remember, what happened during a % black out. I can`t! You know how one gets to a place,... and suddenly one is at home again.
306	Date: 2002-09-18 04:00:31 jim miller ( junglejimcav@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: does anyone remember when a detachment from D and G Troop from sonthofen traveled to the french zone to be a part of the ceremony when the french presented Col foster with a medal ? after the formal ceremony,we marched back to where the french were billeted and they proceded to pour conjac and wine down our throats to the poinr that there were only a few guys left that could drive...we ha to travel those mountain roads in december,covered with ice and snow in our m8's and jeeps.It is a wonder that anyone of us made it back alive...oh,the memories,they just keep coming back...
305	Date: 2002-09-16 17:41:39 Ralph Braswell ( ralphsfalco@wmconnect.com / no homepage) wrote: I was in Battery B 517th FA bn. at Wetzlar 49&50. I remember Operation Harvest and Operation Parka And going to the French Zone to fire the 105's.
304	Date: 2002-09-14 00:49:46 CARSON A KEITH ( keithmapsvc@earthlink.net / no homepage) wrote: SERVED IN G4 SECTION, HQ US CONSTABULARY FROM NOV 1948 UNTIL IT WAS REDESIGNATED HQ SEVENTH ARMY IN 1950. THE HQ LOCATION IS NOW THE LOCATION OF HQ USEUCOM. DEPARTED THERE IN MAY 1952. SERVED THERE WITH SOME OF THE FINEST OFFICERS AND NCO'S THE ARMY HAD AT THE TIME. THESE INCLUDED MAJGEN (LATER GEN) I.D. WHITE, LTC EARLE G WHEELER-G3, LATER GEN AND CHAIRMAN OF JCS; COL GEO W READ-G4, LATER LTG AND COMMANDED 6TH ARMY IN HIS FINAL TOUR ENDING 1970; LTC BERTON G SPIVEY-G1, LATER A FULL GENERAL BEFORE RETIREMENT. ALL THE ABOVE HAVE NOW DECEASED. I HAVE ROSTERS OF NCO'S AND MEN IN HQ/HQ COMPANY, US CON DURING THE PERIOD 1948- 1952. 2ND LT 1952-RETD AS LTC 1/1/71. STILL HITTING THE DECK EVERY DAY, MORNING TO REVEILLE PUBLISHING MAPS AND ATLASES IN THE MOBILE-BALDWIN COUNTY AREAS OF ALABAMA AT AGE 75.
303	Date: 2002-09-13 18:47:06 T. E. Togo ( thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Dear Irene, visited today Bad Wildungen; as I read in your webside, that some troopers were thosetime there to, I picked a real lovely postcard with the famous Hotel "Fürstenhof". I´ll post it and perhaps you can set it on your webside. Many will remember it, it still a beauty. Also I will have a look at that person near Kassel, who wrote you a mail. YfT
302	Date: 2002-09-12 03:00:31 Harry T.Stout ( indian@preferred.com / no homepage) wrote: served in A Troop 11th sqd. in Kassel/Rothwestern area from 46/47, recalled to active 50, sent to korea, returned to inactive status 51. Member of out post 3, life member.
301	Date: 2002-09-10 16:59:18 T. E .Togo ( Thomasmgb@gmx.de / no homepage) wrote: Dear Irene, thanks for your mail. Wish you both all the best. Did you get my test-E.-mail and my posted letter? YfT
300	Date: 2002-09-10 04:15:00 Kurt Matherne ( kurtm56@eatel.net / no homepage) wrote: My Fathers name is Gilbert Matherne SR. He passed away November of 2000. He was a constabulary trooper. I wish I had more pictures that were taken of the times he was there. If anyone has a copy of a picture, doing dutys or in there room at night. Please email me a copy.... Thanks Kurt Kurt
299	Date: 2002-09-05 05:44:31 Frank Moscowitz ( fcmosc@ameritech.net / no homepage) wrote: I served in the 72nd squadron in 1947 and in the 14th until April 1948. I am a retired Chicago school principal. Does anyone remember me?
298	Date: 2002-09-03 20:25:19 William Bent ( wdbent@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: My dad, Walter Bent, served with the 24th Sq., E troop in Linz, Austria from 1947-1949. He passed away in 1999. I have many of his photos from his Constabulary days and hope to hear from those who served with him.
297	Date: 2002-09-02 19:59:45 Joseph M Comerford ( jcomerford@attbi.com / no homepage) wrote: I was a member of the 331st CR co. ASA in 1953 Giessen we moved to Rothwesten in 1955.when the 331st became the 307th I have been back to Kassel meny times.
296	Date: 2002-09-02 13:50:58 Howard R Johnson ( hbj@wyoming.com / no homepage) wrote: I was a member of the 4th constabulary in Austria from January 1946 through October 1948 I was in the horse platoon , headquarters troop in Bad Schallerbach, Enns and Hoersching I recently went to Austria and to those towns, Septmber 2000
295	Date: 2002-09-01 19:56:25 John Capone ( bolteditor@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: ATTENTION ALL TROOPERS: I am the Editor of the U.S. Constabulary Association’s newsletter the ‘Lightning Bolt. I am working on a personal project that involves ‘telling the story’, if you will, of the U.S. Constabulary School in Sonthofen, Germany. I want to tell a very day-to-day story: what life was like each day, what Troopers were doing, what dignitaries were visiting, etc. Just stories, events, and ‘this is what it was like to be there’ kind of story. Remember, there is no record anywhere that I can find that tells of the everyday events and activities that took place at the Constabulary School or the Kaserne prior to the Constabulary startup in 1946. If you were at the Constabulary School in any capacity, such as: • Student • a member of the Constabulary School Squadron • stationed with any unit at the Kaserne • a member of the Women’s Army Corp (WAC) • member of the 2nd Cavalry Recon Squadron • with the 465th AAA Battalion • a member of the School band • medical detachment or in any way affiliated with the U.S. Constabulary School in Sonthofen from 1946 until 1952 I would appreciate your assistance. I am seeking any information, whether it is photos, memorabilia, stories, your ow