Welcome to Out Post 7
United States Constabulary
United States Constabulary
Army of Occupation
Germany and Austria
1946
1952
Germany and Austria
1946
1952
1952
"We Served with Honor and Pride"
During W.W.II, Germany was destroyed.
Following the end of the war the people of Germany had no leadership,
no law or order, and there were many displaced persons. The country was
in desperate need of help. The United States Constabulary along with
the 1st Infantry Division formed the deterrent to Communism in Germany
and Austria. These were our first "Cold War Warriors". These soldiers
performed many of the functions that the German and Austrian
governments could not perform.
The United States Constabulary was phased out in December 1952 having
accomplished its mission. It had been truly one of the elite forces of
the U. S. Army and lived up to its motto,
"Mobility, Vigilance, Justice".
Major General Ernest N. Harmon
Commanding General
United States Constabulary
Organizer and first CG
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2008 [April 28 - May 1] OP-7 Reunion was a success! Open in default... using Microsoft Office Word
Berlin Airlift, 60th Anniversary was recognized by many at the OP7 Reunion at 2007 [May] Pictures - U.S. Constabulary Reunion - San Angelo, TX, May 29-30, & 31 of 2007 2006 Pictures - U.S. Constabulary Reunion - Fredricksburg, TX 2006 Reunion
Group Picture and Itinerary - Reunion days at Fredricksburg, TX
2005 Reunion Pictures of Best Western Inn of the Ozarks 2004 N/A at this time 2003 Reunion - Killeen Texas [more photos to come] |