THE
BERG SONTHOFEN
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Photo taken 1949
       The Constabulary School at Sonthofen undertook the teaching of non-Constabulary subjects and of non-Constabulary students during 1947. In the early days, the School devoted itself entirely to improving the
  standards of officers and enlisted men specifically for Constabulary work.  Later, it took up general subjects, such as courses under War Department Circular No. 9, a Military Police course, and various other subjects, but in
June 1948, the School was closed and became available for the headquarters of the Field Artillery Group.
LATER THE 519TH F.A.BN [155HOW] AND THE 517TH F.A.BN [105 HOW] WERE PERMANENTLY STATIONED HERE.

Click here to see The Constabulary School, Burg Sonthoffen, with students in formation.

Al Inlow [age 17]
 91st FABN  ---------------------------------------------- 519th FABN
 

BAUMHOLDER, GERMANY
THE TROOPENUEBUNGSPLATZ IS "BAUMHOLDER,"
BAUMHOLDER MEANS ELDERBERRY BUSH.
1951

.SSG Darrell Jenicek
U S Constabulary 519th F.A. BN.
 E-mail djenicek@webtv.net
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Darrell Jenicek
 was in constabulary 1949 - 1952
 { 91st an 519th field artillery]
 [service battery]
Stationed in Sonthoffen till 1951 then in
Babenhausen till 1952

BAUMHOLDER MEANS ELDERBERRY BUSH -by IRWIN KLEINMAN

VILSECK, GERMANY

Darrell Jensick
Driver of the SV-6

Pfc Paul Smith and Pfc Roone
1950
SonthofenBurg

Reunion:
Darrell Jenicek, Tom Tonkins and Al Inlow
1994

A note to the Web Editor

"Keep up the good work on the Constabulary so we are not a forgotten group from the past."
Al Inlow

I will do my best to keep the spirit of the Constabulary alive.
AND
Thank you Al Inlow, for sharing your photos.
Your web editor,
Irene

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