Sgt Harry F. Miller

SFC Stan Polny
Dedicated to my friends, (top) Sgt Harry F. Miller, HQ Troop, 2nd
Constabulary Regt, (bottom) SFC Stan Polny, HQ Troop, 24th Constabulary
Sq, all my buds in Outpost 8, and to all Constabulary veterans

One of the signs of the Border Patrol road block is on the
American-Russian Zone line in the vicinity of Hof, Germany.
At points such as this the Constabulary will erect road barriers along this line and closely supervise any persons or vehicles crossing the boundary.
The checkered hut in the background is the Russian guard hut and the vehicles in the foreground are property of the 28th Constabulary Sq,
who will officially take over the Border installations on July 1, 1946.
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MP Pfc. Clem Morris checks a trip ticket of 1st Lt. Charles W. Parker as
driver T-5 Sonnie Mitchell, sits behind the wheel at the main gate of the
10th Constabulary Regt. No one, regardless of rank, passes without proper
authority.
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Pvt. Gus Jones and T-5 Robert Pippin, a two-man Russian Border Patrol, were
members of the 3rd Constabulary Regiment Horse Platoon in Morles, Germany,
December 4, 1946.
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T-5 Alfred Burt goes through the qualification course during training held
by the 16th Constabulary Sq (Sep) Horse Platoon
in Grunewald Forest, Berlin,7 May 1948.
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In this rare color slide, the Constabulary troopers in the jeep are part of the 1st
Constabulary Bde Air Section. Courtesy of T/Sgt E.L. Donelson
In this rare color slide, these Constabulary troopers are part of the 1st
Constabulary Air Section at the airfield. Courtesy of
T/Sgt E.L. Donelson

Horse Platoon of either the 22nd or 24th Sq. Credit Sam Cox.		General I.D. White 1950
Lt. Egger
54th Constabulary Engineer Bn.
(Lt. Egger was KIA Korea.)

Lt. Frank H Short
820th Military Police Company
Courtesy of S.Atwell 		Lt. Frank H Short
820th Military Police Company
Courtesy of S. Atwell
Alfred O. Guthridge,
A Trp, 25th Constab Sq

SFC Roy L. Sutherland
with daughter, Sherry (2-3 years
old)