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Hello Irene. Hi troopers. I'm still kicking at 75. Basic Training Ft Knox Ky Feb 1950 Korean war started while I was attending clerk typist school at Ft Knox. My orders were already cut when the war started and I went to the US Constabulary around Sep 50, COBURG, BAD NEUHEIM, FREEDBERG, BAMBERG AND THEN THE 510TH TANK BN IN MANNHEIM. THREE TOURS IN GERMANY, A TOTAL OF 77 MONTHS. Tank Company, 2nd Bn 3rd A/C Tank Company, 3rd Bn, 14th A/C

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My father, Richard Rozanski, Sr. served in the Constabulary in Augsburg around 1948 or so.

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I was assigned to the Constabulary in 1947 to what was then the 8th Engineer Combat Bn. Redesignated the 54th Combat Engineer Bn. Constabulary. I served with that unit untill 1952 when transfered to Hq. Vll Corps Engineer Section under Gen. Dudley. Reassigned to 4th Armorediv. 24th AEB in 1955

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i am searching for my grandfather he was part of the 3rd army and returned 1946 to sunapee nh at that time he was 5th grade technician. he was stationed in Bamberg after the end of WW2 his name was Charles (familyname unknown) if any one knows anything then please answer. photo of charles is on my "webpage"

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In early 1946 left the East Coast for Le Havre, France on Liberty ship.From there a train to Kitzingen, Germany and later, on stationed in Schweinfurt in 14th Constabulary in M24 light tanks. Did early morning raids on towns in the early hours. A Sgt. Riley was our first Sgt. Spent a year in Germany and enjoyed it all. Saw the Nazi bigwigs in Nuremberg on trial one whole day. Would enjoy hearing from anyone in Lt. Tank Troop, 14th Constab. William Jackson

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Thomas, I will look forward to hearing from you. Good luck to you........Your friend, Irene

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Update on Museum.Fort Riley Cavalry Museum has added a M8 and a M20 Armored car to its static display. The honor plaque has been stored along with the other items.The Museum donors plaque is with me and I am awaiting word as to its disposition.

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Hi Irene, On your recommendation, I would like to remind our fellow Troopers of the upcoming OP8 Reunion to be held in this Seattle area on May 5-8,of this year. Our Reunion Committee is working hard to make this a very memorable reunion with many events planned plus additional tours they may do on their own before and after the reunion dates. We have negotiated with the hotel for the same rate 3 days prior to and after the reunion dates, for those attendees who have never been up here in the "Great Northwest" and wish to extend their stay. For more information on our OP8 Reunion contact Don Purrington or myself.

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Hello Irene, still kicking along, have a lot stress at new job. I´ll Contact you soon for more detail.Working now in Duesseldorf. Thomas