Officers of the 728th MP Bn, 1963-4 Front row: LT Allen N. Kornblum, CO Hq Det; LT John P. Mazza, B Co; LTC Leroy P. Frank. Bn CO; LT Daniel R. Perry, B Co; LT John C Simmons C Co.
Back Row: CWO W.R. Baczynski, Bn Adj; CPT William J. Brett, CO B Co; MAJ George J. Ossorio, Bn XO; CPT William N. Lange, CO C Co; CPT Stanley H. Johnson, Bn S2/S3; CPT William C. Boden Bn S4. Photo from MAJ William Lange
Associate Military Police Officer Career Course - May 1967
CPT William Lange, back row, second from the left. (If you can identify anyone else, drop me an email.) Photo from MAJ William Lange
SEADOC COURSE #4 -71 August 1970
Row 1 - Sheriff B.C Coleman, MAJ Alfred F Grande; Mr Jose Rodriquez; LTC Thomas Nicholson; COL W.K. Metzer, Commandant; MAJ William J Huskey; LT Robert A Vevera; MAJ Worthing L West
Row 2 - MAJ Waylen E Jobe; LT Robert Wachal; MAJ Charles T Hammett; Mr Dan Lane; MAJ B Karr; MAJ G.F. Kennedy; CDR E.J. Riordan; LTC E Sporbert; COL J.F. Barham
Row 3 - LTC Fred Forster; MAJ Allen B Garrison; LT James Hazlett; MAJ R.H. Rink; MAJ Ross S Williams; MAJ Charles L. Boss, Sr; LT George Thomas; MAJ Frank J Herlihy; CPT Russsell Guerra; LT C.R. Smith; LT Dudley D. Goulden.
Row 4 - LT Jerry L Ervin; CPT William Galik; MAJ Robert M Welch; CPT L.E> Curtis; MAJ Clark Ammons; LTC Byron Dukes; LT L.D. Harden; MAJ G.L. Courtney; LT Ralph Davis; LTC Edwin Stewart.
Row 5 - LTC Robert French; CPT Earl Griffith; LT Warren Magee; MAJ C.E. Williams; MAJ Roy P Huff; Deputy Chief Roy Thumme; CPT Robert Godwin; MAJ Garrett Hays, Jr; MAJ W.R. O'Conner.
Row 6 - MAJ William Lange; MAJ John Howard; MAJ James Berry; MAJ T.D. Goeke; MAJ R.F. Singfield; COL John Calhoun; LTC Earl McCrary; LTC Christian J Manzoni; LTC Hurley King.
Row 7 - LT Murray Zepp; COL H.S. Lewis; LT Johnny Lough; LT Edwin McGee; MAJ E.H. Walsh; LTC William Wise, Sr; Chief Robert Bradly; Police MAJ Kenneth Williams; Police MAJ Bill Schlagle.
Row 8 - COL Leslie Creiner; Training Officer Richard Gordon; COL R.W. Melcher; Joesph Kennedy; LTC Louis j DeCelis; CPT Cecil Dilworht; SUPT Raymond DeCelle, Jr.
Correctional Officers Conference, Ft. Riley, Kansas Photo from MAJ William Lange
PM Europe, Inspecting HHD 508th MP BN Brig General Jeremiah P Holland, PM Europe, inspecting ,HQ, 508th MP BN in 1956. This was when the "Typewriter incident" took place. The General saw a dirty typewriter and no one would claim it. He tossed it out the window!! Did not belong there!! This was an old story and here is the picture...
MPs from HQ & MP Company, 3rd Infantry Division preparing for deployment to North Africa in early 1942. The unit was training at Fort Lewis, WA. The officer conducting the training was Lt Rumberg.
Photo frrom
COL Tracy Gerard
Physical Security Class #3, Fort Gordon 29 Oct 1969.
LTC Ivan Nelson; Class Leader. Captain Steve Nance in overseas cap over LTC Nelson's left shoulder on the fourth row. Photo provided by LTC Steve Nance
Inspection of Company E, 10th Battalion, 4th Training Brigade on 23 Feb 72 by then Under Secretary of the Army Kenneth E. BeLieu. On Left: CO - CPT Steve Nance, 1SG James Frye, Under Secretary BeLieu and COL Harold "Ace" Elliott. On Right: CPT Nance, Under Secretary BeLieu, MG Harley Moore, and COL Elliott. Photos from LTC Steve Nance
The above picture was provided by former LT William E. Cornelius, 3rd Platoon Leader, Company C, 504th MP BN, Camp Gordon, GA during February1954. Picture has caption which is : Captain Reed A. Spiers, Commanding
Officer, LT Nicholas R. Pugliese, Executive Officer, LT Thomas E. Connell, 2nd Platoon Leader, LT William E. Cornmelius, 3rd Platoon Leader, M/SGT Governor Locklear, 1st Sgt.
3rd CID Group Conference, Fort McPherson - November 1967. Group Staff front row and the CI Detachment commanders in the back two rows. Group Commanding Officer, LTC Lee Worthen, center front row. LTC Ed Meskunas, 2nd from left, front row. CWO Shel Miller, far left, front row.
Photo from CWO Shel Miller
CWO Shel Miller took took this photo of the 759 MP Bn Horse Platoon in the Spring of 1953 during a review at the Telefunken Kaserrne in Berlin. Please help identify the platoon leader.
Above: Honor guard at Campbell Barracks, Heidelberg, Germany, in 1962. Captain Bob Hulley commanding and 1st Tom Sanford, platoon leader. Note the position of the guidon, half mast, and expression on Tom's face.
Top Left: May 1960 honor guard at USAREUR Command Building. Commanding is Captain Paul Timmerberg. The platoon leaders are 1st Lt Tom Sanford and 1st Lt Greg Weeks.
Bottom Left: Change of Command ceremony, fall 1960, at Campbell Barracks, Heidelberg, Germany. General Bruce Clarke replacing General Clyde Eddelman. 1st Lt Tom Sanford saluting as the honor guard passes in review.
Photos from LTC Tom Sanford
MAJ John (Jack) Kochenour, the first Narcotics Staff Officer at the MACV PM office. Jack writes, "The position of Narcotics Staff Officer was a new and unique one. Our mission was to obtain information to determine the extent of use of drugs among US military personnel. Drug use was becoming a problem in Nam. The troops were able to get almost pure heroin. I usually had a couple of vials of it in my file cabinet to show others. Many of them had never seen them. The vials were small enough to be rolled up on the inside of a soldier’s uniform sleeve. At the time most of the soldiers would lace cigarettes with it and smoke to get high. We also surmised that many of the stateside “junkies” were more addicted to the needle than the drug because of the difference in purity. Many of them who managed to get to Nam overdosed very quickly.
Photo from LTC Jack Kochenour
The 526th MP Detachment at the main gate to Ft. Greely, Alaska, circa 1976. CPT Pat Munn, four from the right, was the detachment commander and installation Provost Marshal, 1974-1977. Photo from LTC Pat Munn
Saigon, Vietnam, January 1971
L to R: LTC Pat Lowrey (CO, 716th), LTC Al Jefferson (MACV PMO), COL George Black (Saigon PM), LTC Jim Russel (Saigon DPM), LTC Al Hall (MACV PMO), LTC Dick McCormick (MACV PMO), LTC Pete Slusar (MACV PMO) Photo from COL Pat Lowrey
Photo provided by LTC Steve Nance
