720th Military Police Battalion Vietnam History Project |
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Veteran's of the 212th Military Police Company (Sentry Dog), we need your assistance to obtain official documents, information, personal stories, and photographs for your history website. If you would like to assist in preserving the proud history of your units Vietnam tour, please click on the Email Link of any page to contact Tom Watson (History Project & Website Manager).
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To eliminate duplication of materials and information, the 212th MP Company (Sentry Dog) Long Binh Post Detachment pages have been incorporated into this company timeline page. Specific activities relative to it are identified with- HQ Long Binh Detachment. In addition, all page links, linked photographs and their Email links have been reformatted and updated. The same process, with the exception of some dated photographs (most will still be maintained in their respective detachment pages), has been done with the textual timeline history of all the other 212th company detachments.
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If you have any questions about this process please feel free to direct them to the History Project and Website Manager via the Email Link at the top of this page.
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1973 |
The Tour Comes To An End |
March |
20 March, 18th MP Brigade The 18th MP Brigade HQ & HQ Detachment was deactivated and reassigned state-side. Prior to its departure brigade headquarters recommended to USAPAC that all remaining military police units would best serve their missions tasks by being operationally absorbed by the remaining individual headquarters commands that were utilizing their services. There was no mention if this recommendation was instituted, and if so, what command absorbed the 212th MP Company. |
April |
24 April, HQ Long Binh Detachment The following movies were being shown at the 212th MP Company from 25 April through 1 May; Tuesday 25th, Little Hauss Big Halsey, Wednesday 26th, Marriage Of A Young Stockbroker, Thursday 27th, Underground, Friday 28th, Hauser's Memory, Saturday 29th, Kotch, Sun 30th, Taste The Blood Of Dracula, Monday 1st, T. R. Baskin. |
November |
8 November The proud and distinguished history of the 212th Military Police Company (Sentry Dog) came to an end when it was deactivated in Vietnam and remained deactivated until 21 October 1977 when it was reactivated as a traditional line duty military police company in Wuerzburg, Germany, based in Kitzingen where it performed military police duties in support of V Corps. |
1973 Miscellaneous Photographs |
A "?" following the photo number denotes further identifications are needed, and an Email Link is provided. |
Personnel & Facilities |
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