62^nd Highway Patrol (MP) – Germany 

This web site is for and about the men that served with the U.S. Army Highway Patrol Unit in Germany.  Our ranks are rapidly thinning as we are all growing older.  This site is dedicated to all those that served, more especially to those that have gone on before. 

There will never be another unit quite like the Highway Patrol.  Those that served before me and those with whom I served were pioneers.  Unfortunately, there were none to come after, as the Army deactivated the unit.  Many of us went on to serve in various law enforcement careers.  To those men and women that today serve in law enforcement, and to those that will continue to serve in the future, it is my sincere desire that this site will provide some useful insight.  Stay safe and keep a stiff upper lip.....

This web site is privately maintained.  It is not an official web site of the Department of the Army, the Department of Defense, or the U.S. Government.  Opinions expressed are those of the various contributors, and not necessarily those of the webmaster (unless explicitly stated) or any Government agency, organization, or entity.

This site contains a variety of copyrighted, proprietary, and intellectual information and material.  Much of the material and content has been gathered from a variety of sources.  Pictures, files, stories, and information have been furnished by many private individuals, official sources, and by the 62^nd Highway Patrol (MP) Association.  Notice is hereby given that all rights are reserved by the original owners.

Some of the former members of the unit continue to stay in touch.  We welcome stories, pictures, and information about the unit and its members.  Check in with information from your tour of duty.  Share in the memories with old and new friends from the unit.

UPDATE NOTICE (s)

• The Members pages have been updated with new alphabetical pages added to accommodate the names of ALL known former members.

• See Association page for NEW administration information.

Contact the Webmaster

comments & acknowledgements

This site best viewed with a high speed internet connection and a screen resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels, or higher.