US Army, Berlin

Title:: US Army, Berlin
Creator:: United States. Army. Signal Corps
Name on Item:: Photo by U.S. Army Signal Corps
Date:: [1947]
Format:: Photographs
Genre:: Photographic prints
Location:: American Legion Museum
Collection (local):: World War II by Combat Photographers
Subjects:: Military police
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Germany--History--1945-1955
United States. Constabulary
Places:: Germany > Berlin > Berlin (Berlin state)
Extent:: 1 photograph : print ; sheet 21 x 26 cm (8 x 10 format)
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Caption: 279689-S The U.S. Army's constabulary forces in Germany are organized to police the American zone of occupation. These forces make frequent raids on "black market" operators, suppress internal disturbances and perform general patrol duty. Organized shortly after the cessation of hostilities, the constabularies have done much to solve the problems of occupation. T/4 Johnnie Frank, Wheeling, W. Va., checks the brief case of a German civilian suspected of black market operations. Sgt. Frank and Pfc Andrew Popelas, Roscoe, Pa., (left), are members of the 16th Constabulary Squadron, patrolling the American Sector, Berlin.
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Identifier:: 1-369