US Army Training Center - Yearbook (Fort Dix, NJ)

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9th MILITARY POLICE COIVIPAN IsT LT IsT LT IsT LT IsT LT 2nd LT HerberT J. Brooks John R. CarTer Amos E. Alexander Beniamin T. FIinT Ahldor Berg Capf James D. Manning Commanding 'f s... .3 .-1.-I , .W gg... gp fi ii ,K r 1 -, , 5 . A Q .MXSQT M!Sg+ src sg+ sgi cpl MfSg+ Alvin H. Allen H. Sfrassberger R. Landenberger Sherman Bellew Lloyd D. King Francis Bailey Flory L. Farbenf HISTORY OF THE 9Th MILITARY POLICE CO. The NinTh MiIiTary Police Com any Tormed as a parT oT The 9Th InTanTry Division diiring World War I. IT Tool: parT in all engagemenTs OT The division by direcTing and leading Troops, supplies and ammu- niTion To The TighTing areas. The NinTh MiIiTary Police were disbanded aTTer World War I To awaiT recall Tor duTy again aT The ouTbrealc oT World War ll. As beTore, when The NinTh Division received orders To acTivaTe, The 9Th MiIiTary Police were There. They were organized inTo a pIaToon, assigned To The 9Th InTanTry Division. The 9Th MiIiTary Police received The honor oT parTicipaTing in all The acTion seen by The 9Th InTanTry Division, Tor which They received eighT I8l baTTIe sTars, The French Fourragere, The Belgian Fourragere, a DisTinguished UniT CiTaTion, and a MeriTorious UniT CiTaTion. Many members oT The uniT disTinguished Themselves individually, such as. The PIaToon Commander receiving The DisTinguished Service Medal. Some OT The ouTsTanding scenes OT acTion en- counTered were as Tollows: PorT LyauTey, SaTi. Algiers, Tunisia, Sicily, Cherbourg, The Meuse, inTo Germany, The LudenclorTT Bridge, I'TarTz MTs., WiT- Tenberg and Berlin. The uniT received eighT I8l sTars oT VicTory awarded The 9Th InTanTry Division. ATTer World War II, The NinTh InT. Division re- ceived iTs homeward orders. By I5 Jan. I947, The Division had been compleTeIy deacTivaTed, buT as oT old, This was noT To remain, Tor I5 July I947 saw The glorious NinTh Division come To liTe aTTer a six monThs sleep. The NinTh M.P.'s were ordered acTivaTed by 6.0. No. 52 daTed I7 March I948, Hg IsT Army. AT presenT, The Company has The responsibiliTies oT PosT SecuriTy, Town and CiTy PaTroI, PosT SToclc- ade, and numerous oTher duTy assignmenTs which iT is commendably periorming. As True MiliTary Policemen, They srill operaTe according To Their moTTo oT Service To The Troops. MfSgT HerI::erT F. Gore Mfsgi C. H. Johnson MfSgT C. W. MeITon MfSgT Earl T. Nichols MfSgT Thomas O. Pall MfSgT Francis Ponfon MfSgT Joseph J. Saukas MfSgT J. J. STraub SFC Bolus Aclcel

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Pvl Donald C. Hawkins Pvi' Richard N. Kaiser Pvf Daniel J. Kelly Pvl' Thomas C. Kane Pvf Hecior G. Kinlock Pv+ Frank J. Kerrigan Pvi Jack E. Lindquisl' Pvi' Eugene B. Langon Pvf William L. Loeffler Pvf Charles E. McDonnell Pvf Joseph A. Murphy Pvl' Edward P. Miller Pvl' Charles W. Mounlz Pvf Charles S. Morgensfern Pvf Henry A. Mancini Pvi Frederick E. Malihews Pvf Douglas Mclnlyre Pvf Gennaro S. Mafera Pvi Francis J. Mafhew Pvi Douglas S. McDonald Pv'r Norberf T. Murawski HEADQUARTERS CUMPANY 9th INFANTRY DHHSIUN Pvf Edmund Pyfkowski Pvf Ray Pickel Pvi' Jerry L. Reich Pvl' Charles W. Read Pvf William D. Reed Pvi' Carmen L. Rossi Pvl Roberl' M. Ray Pvf Waller Soulh Pvl Walier A. Sfefanski Pvi' Daniel J. Smifh Pvl Lewis J. Slahler Pvf George C. Schreiber Pv+ Richard C. Savage Pvf Michael V. SaH'ane Pvf John P. Smiih Pvl William J. Sfeinhauser Pvf Richard H. Thompson Pvl Roberl' E. Thibaull' PV? Richard J. Vasile Pv+ John J. Wallon Pvl Jack H. Welsh ,am am . : :'. '.' email' 5- Q .,, , In V . Y, Q. . 1 V if A I 'ix

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