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I was a prison guard at Erlangen for a short time, then I was assigned to A troop, 35th Sqdn., at Fussen in May of 46. I attended a como course at Sonthofen. A short time later I attended a radio repair course at the Signal School in Ansback. In Sept of 47 we were re- designated the 42th Sqdn and assinged to Augsberg. It was a sad day to leave Fussen. I returned to the the CONUS in May of 48. I remained in the Army ,serving a tour in Korea and Formosa. Just missed Nam by a wisker. I then retired in Oct 69 as a SGM. It would be nice to hear from old trooper’s. My email is lncobbs@yahoo.com.

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I dont see any troopers from the 15th constabulary era 1950-1952 it colld be there still frozen (boarder patrol or out post) I would like to know the name or camp? ther was a friend called martin same outfit and time period.i would like to hear from you.

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I was a member of the 68th constabulary squadron, from 1946 to 1948, I was stationed in Budingen and Augsburg, Germany. I played baseball for the 68th and would like to hear from any trooper who played on the team and.or who served in the 68th.

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15th constabulary period 1950 1952 stationed weiden germany looking for martin last name unknown

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I was stationed in Hof, Germany, with the 603rd AC&W Sqdr (AF) from Nov 1948 thru Apr 1949. In addition to the 603rd, the 7766th Horse Platooon, and a mechanized Constabulary Company was billeted in the same Kasern. I used to carry the 7766th linen and laundry to Bayreuth for washing once a week.

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Present member of the Constab.Outpost 5.Served in Berlin,Germany 1946. Ran patrols on Auto Baum and in Berlin.

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Thank you for providing this connection and service. I am looking to see if Thomas Schmidt of Kassel was able to find any family members through his service to the U.S. Constabulary -- and to say aloha. Deborah

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In late April of 1946, I joined the 15th Cavalry Regiment, later to become the 15 Constabulary Regiment, stationed in Weinheim, Germany. Later my unit was transferred to nearby Seckenheim, Germany; then to Beoblingen, Germany; and lastly, to Fuessen, Germany. I left Germany in October, 1948, to return to the USA for discharge.

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John "Bud" Mazur passed away Sunday January 29, 2012, following a stroke. He served proudly in the US Constabulary (1946-7 14th Constabulary Squadron, Darmstadt). May he rest in peace, and God bless America.