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	The U.S. Constabulary in Post-War Germany (1946-52)
		By 1948, German police assumed the Constabulary's old police and border missions, while the remaining constabulary regiments were strengthened for possible combat by adding reconnaissance, rifle, and weapons platoons to each line troop.
		The 2d Constabulary Brigade, with the 15th and 24th Constabulary Squadrons, were the last operational units and continued until their inactivation in December 1952.
		Headquarters and Headquarters Troop, U.S. Constabulary was organized much as a conventional corps headquarters, but was supported by special troops with an emphasis on communications and intelligence (both criminal investigation and counterintelligence assets) activities to assist its mission as a security force.
	www.army.mil /cmh-pg/lineage/Constab-IP.htm (916 words)

	The Royal Irish Constabulary
		One of the most significant developments in the history of the constabulary during the 19th century was its redesignation as the Royal Irish Constabulary, making it the first 'Royal' police force in the British Empire.
		This was subsequently accepted by the government and from 1865 the policing of Belfast was left entirely to the Constabulary of Ireland (which was soon to become the Royal Irish Constabulary).
		The Constabulary had settled down to low-key routine policing, with the members of the force enjoying a position of high regard in the local areas in which they served.
	www.psni.police.uk /index/pg_police_museum/pg_the_royal_irish_constabulary.htm (1260 words)

	Buckinghamshire Constabulary
		On the 6th February 1857 the Buckinghamshire Constabulary was established.
		During the Buckinghamshire Constabulary's one hundred and eleven years' existence hundreds of men and later women from a variety of backgrounds served in the Force.
		The history of the Bucks Constabulary, its officers and men is being recorded by Mick Shaw, a serving officer with the Thames Valley Police.
	www.mkheritage.co.uk /bch/docs/bconstab.html (998 words)

	CHAPTER TWO: THE CONSTABULARY TAKES CHARGE 1946 - 1950
		The 22d Constabulary Squadron's parent unit was the 14th Constabulary Regiment, which was assigned to the 1st Constabulary Brigade, while the 53d Constabulary Squadron's parent unit, the 6th Constabulary Regiment, was assigned to the 2d Constabulary Brigade.
		The 22d Constabulary Squadron was responsible for the northern portion of the eastern border and the 53d patrolled the southern part.
		On 20 May 1949 the 15th replaced the 53d Constabulary Squadron, which had moved from Schwabach to Weiden, and was still assigned to the 6th Armored Cavalry "Regiment and 2d Constabulary Brigade, while the 24th replaced the 22d Constabulary Squadron at Hersfeld, with assignment to the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment and the 1st Constabulary Brigade.
	www.army.mil /cmh-pg/documents/BorderOps/ch2.htm (5385 words)

	Jungle Patrol - Introduction
		The Constabulary was a unique and successful application of the principle of employing native infantry, officered by white men, in the subjugation of their own tribesmen.
		Knowing the nature of their work, it would be easy to assume that the Constabulary was therefore a heavily armed force, with superior weapons to offset that disparity in numbers.
		Later in its existence, the Constabulary was equipped with cast-off Springfield rifles, with fl powder ammunition and a capacity of a single shot.
	www.bakbakan.com /junglep/jp-intro.html (1021 words)

	Force History and Archive Section (Text-only version) - Devon & Cornwall Constabulary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		John L. Webber served in the Devon Constabulary from 1863 until 1891 and for a quarter of a century was the village constable for Widecombe-in-the-Moor on Dartmoor.
		Being inspected by Her Majesty's Inspector of Constabulary is the city force in the headquarters yard - formed up with B division (Greenbank) in the front, A division (Crownhill) in the middle and C division (Devonport) at the rear.
		Two officers from the Cornwall Constabulary were sent to the Isles of Scilly in 1942 to reinforce the local St Mary's parish police officer during the war years but it wasn't until 1947 that the responsibility for policing the islands fell to the Cornwall Constabulary.
	www.devon-cornwall.police.uk /v3/textonly/about/history/index.htm (12865 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - The Special Constabulary
		The Special Constabulary is a part of the police service in Great Britain, consisting of volunteer officers who serve alongside their regular colleagues to provide additional manpower.
		The main legal beginnings of the modern Special Constabulary can be seen in an Act passed by King Charles II in 1673, which extended common law to give magistrates the power to summon any man to the role of a temporary peace officer in times of unrest.
		This highlights the greatest single problem with the Special Constabulary - despite the commitment of the vast majority of its members, it cannot escape the fact that it is composed of volunteers who have to fit their duties as a police officer around their normal jobs and careers.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A662979 (2036 words)

	Royal Irish Constabulary
		On 5th August 1822 the Constabulary Act was passed and a new force called the Constabulary Police was formed.
		It was the nature of collective violence and the weakness of previously existing forces for social control that led successive governments, from the early 1800's on, to press ahead with the establishment of a centrally controlled armed constabulary.
		The constabulary in Ireland served as a model for the establishment of a policing system in the rest of the British Isles, and ultimately even further afield in the developing colonies of the Empire.
	homepage.eircom.net /~celtichistories/constabulary.htm (1206 words)

	constabulary
		Neil was the Adjutant of Outpost 8 of the U.S Constabulary Association of 1999.
		I was in the constabulary in 1951 - 52, at the Gap Fulda.
		I was with the 53rd company A troop constabulary, station in Schwabach Germany in April 1946,which was the 53rd armored infantry battalion at that time, until it was inactivated to 53rd constabulary, on the 1st of June 1946, I also was a radio operator and was in communications until I retired in June 1966.
	www.geocities.com /usconstabulary/history.html (7814 words)

	SAS \| Customer Success: Gloucestershire Constabulary
		Gloucestershire Constabulary, a UK police force with 1,280 officers (plus 786 civilian staff and 170 Special Constables), is responsible for policing 560,000 people in 270,000 hectares (approximately 1,050 square miles) of urban and rural countryside.
		However, criminals do not respect county boundaries, so Gloucestershire Constabulary also owes a duty of care to the other 43 police forces of England and Wales, to ensure that the data in its records are accurate.
		Consequently Gloucestershire Constabulary is using SAS to identify possible quality issues, but feeds the questionable records back to the owners for auditing and correction.
	www.sas.com /success/gloucestershireconstab.html (1434 words)

	Hertfordshire Constabulary - Special Constables
		Patrol work is important and helps to raise the profile of the Constabulary with the community by providing a visible uniformed presence, as well as acting as a strong deterrent to would-be offenders.
		You must therefore be able to assure the Hertfordshire Constabulary that you intend to hold office for a minimum of two years.
		Hertfordshire Constabulary places great emphasis on community and inter-force relations through sport and there is a wide variety of sports clubs and teams which are open to membership by special constables.
	www.herts.police.uk /specialists/special_constable.htm (2636 words)

	Gloucestershire Constabulary Website
		In developing the annual policing plan for 2007/08 the Constabulary and Police Authority wish to take into account the views of residents of Gloucestershire in helping to set policing priorities.
		Gloucestershire Constabulary has launched a new SMS text service designed for non-emergency calls from the deaf, speech impaired or those with other specific needs.
		The Western Counties Air Operations Unit is a consortium of the Avon and Somerset and Gloucestershire Constabularies.
	www.gloucestershire.police.uk (331 words)

	UK Lancashire Constabulary improves efficiency with WinScribe digital dictation
		The Constabulary needed a solution which would not only make the process of filing reports easier for officers but would take the strain off crime input clerks and better allocate resources across the Force.
		In conjunction with an upgrade of its crime recording database, Lancashire Constabulary looked into the benefits of digital dictation as a way of automating the process of filing reports to make it more efficient for the officer and balance out work load for the person transcribing.
		Lancashire Constabulary has also seen a great improvement in the efficiency of crime input clerks who no longer need to work 24/7, as they can complete forms stored in the typing queue during normal working hours.
	www.winscribe.com /about_winscribe/industries/success_stories/Lancashire.htm (1093 words)

	Hampshire Constabulary: Special Constabulary
		Hampshire Constabulary recognises the efforts put in by serving special constables and wishes to reward this by allowing special constables who have served for at least 15 months to apply for the Fast Track Scheme to become a regular officer.
		Supporting the Special Constabulary is a concrete action that will demonstrate the employer’s commitment to corporate social responsibility.
		The Special Constabulary is managed by the Community Safety Department with a full time paid co-ordinator and a small team based at Netley.
	www.hampshire.police.uk /Internet/jobs/specialconstabulary (800 words)

	Cheshire Police Web Site
		Cheshire Constabulary is expanding its Neighbourhood Policing Teams and we are currently recruiting a further 70 PCSOs.
		This year's Cheshire Constabulary and Cheshire Police Authority combined Annual Report was delivered to every home in Cheshire, Halton and Warrington in September.
		Cheshire Constabulary's ArcAngel campaign is a new approach to tackling alcohol related crime.
	www.cheshire.police.uk (714 words)

	The Cold War Museum - U.S. Constabulary
		As the de facto state police organization of the American zone of occupation, the U.S. Constabulary conducted raids of the fl market, searched for Nazi war criminals, and coordinated patrols to maintain control of Germany's borders.
		Many of the German people in the occupied zone recognized the efforts of the occupying force nicknaming them the "Lightning Police" due to the distinctive lightning bolt patch on their uniforms and for their uncanny ability to adapt and react quickly under pressure.
		Deactivated in 1952, the U.S. Constabulary transferred its duties to the German authorities once order had been restored in the region.
	www.coldwar.org /articles/40s/usconstabulary.asp (457 words)

	Neoware Government Solutions - Northern Constabulary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Northern Constabulary police force in the UK has chosen to deploy Neoware thin client appliances.
		Performance has increased dramatically and supports costs have been reduced to such a level that the Constabulary have been able to fund an upgrade from traditional CRT monitors to flat-screen TFT monitors.
		Neville Lee, Northern Constabulary’s IT customer services manager stated, “Previously using PCs in the incident rooms was a nightmare because of the slow network connections.
	www.neoware.com /solutions/northern-constabulary.html (338 words)

	Northern Constabulary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The post of Her Majesty's inspector of Constabulary for Scotland was instituted, and the holder of that post would be tasked to inspect each Force annually and report to the Government on its efficiency.
		Eventually, in 1869, the Burgh of Cromarty and Cromarty-shire merged to form the cromarty-shire Constabulary, under the command of the Chief Constable of Ross-shire.
		Northern (Caithness-Orkney-Shetland) Constabulary; Ross and Sutherland Constabulary; and Inverness Constabulary.
	www.northern.police.uk /generate.php?pgwanted=aboutus&mpos=7 (1289 words)

	The Constabulary
		When I created The Constabulary homepage in 1996 I intended it to be an extension of my hobby and interests....
		As the year 2005 flies by, The Constabulary begins to undergo its' third major revision.
		Many new features will continue to be added during this period so the Webmaster asks that you tolerate the inconvenience and continue your visits.
	www.constabulary.com (242 words)

	4th Constabulary Regt Page
		Within, and an integral part of the 4th Constabulary Regiment at Camp McCauley, Austria, is a pint-sized air force consisting of nine L-5 liaison planes under the command of Capt. Clark C. Bohamman.
		Relieved from assignment to 4th Constabulary Regt and assigned to the U.S. Constabulary.
		The 4th Cavalry Group was redesignated the 4th Constabulary Regiment with the 4th and 24th Constabulary Squadrons.
	www.usfava.com /USFA_4thConRegt.htm (7079 words)

	The Constabulary
		he origins of the Constabulary can be traced to the summer of 1945 as American officials wrestled with the problem of how to police their German occupation zone while reducing the number of soldiers in Europe as part of demobilization.
		Within a month, though, the Constabulary learned that patrolling in greater depth was more effective and spread their operations to cover a ten kilometer deep zone along the zonal boundary.
		s the Constabulary perfected their patrolling skills and the German Land Police were once again rearmed in the border area, the crime and refugee problems began to lessen.
	www.grenzer.com /usconstab.htm (502 words)

	Special Constabulary
		Special Constables are volunteer police officers who give up their own time to help support the work of their local police force.
		On joining the Special Constabulary, each new member brings to it their own attributes and abilities.
		“The Special Constabulary also helps build important links between the police and the communities they serve as well as providing opportunities for individuals to make a positive contribution to their local area.
	www.thamesvalley.police.uk /recruiting/specials/index.htm (404 words)

	Departments: Lancashire Constabulary
		The HQ Criminal Justice Support Department provides the corporate responsibility for ensuring that all criminal justice related functions performed within the Constabulary are delivered to the appropriate high standard and to provide monitoring and deliver performance management in respect of those issues.
		The Lancashire Constabulary Dog Training School is known not only throughout the country but globally thanks to its world-class training courses.
		The reassuring sight of police officers on horseback is evident across the county as mounted patrols support the Constabulary's commitment to neighbourhood policing.
	www.lancashire.police.uk /index.php?id=357 (333 words)

	Welcome to the United States Constabulary!
		The United States Constabulary along with the 1st Infantry Division formed the deterrent to Communism in Germany and Austria.
		The United States Constabulary was phased out in December 1952 having accomplished its mission.
		The objectives of the association is to bring camaraderie among old and new friends.
	www.geocities.com /usconstabulary/index.html (705 words)

	SNL1992 CHAPTER R-17 - ROYAL NEWFOUNDLANDCONSTABULARY ACT, 1992
		(1) The Lieutenant-Governor in Council shall appoint a commanding officer of the constabulary to be known as the Chief of Police, who, subject to the minister's direction, has the general control and administration of the constabulary and its members.
		(3) Where the chief is unable to carry out his or her duties, the highest ranking commissioned officer at the headquarters of the constabulary has the duties and powers of the chief.
		(1) Where, under section 22, a complaint is filed with the commissioner or is received at a constabulary office, that complaint shall be referred to the chief, or where the chief is not available, the deputy chief.
	www.hoa.gov.nl.ca /hoa/statutes/r17.htm (5095 words)

	Frequently Asked Questions - Contract Section - Devon & Cornwall Constabulary
		The Devon and Cornwall Constabulary aims to pay all sums due to its suppliers within thirty days from the date stated on the invoice.
		In cases where it is relevant, the Devon and Cornwall Constabulary will look for companies that are ISO 14001 certified.
		It is for potential suppliers to be aware that information that they provide to the Constabulary as part of a tender submission may be made available to the public.
	www.devon-cornwall.police.uk /v3/infopnt/tenders/faq.htm (667 words)

	J.C.F - Island Special Constabulary Force (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		he Island Special Constabulary Force was established in 1950 as an Auxiliary to and first reserve to the Jamaica Constabulary Force.
		The Uniform of the organization is similar to that of the mother organization, the Jamaica Constabulary Force, with the exception that the bands on the cap and pants have blue stripes instead of red.
		Under the Constables Special Act, members of the Island Special Constabulary Force are empowered to perform all duties done by the Jamaica Constabulary Force.
	www.jamaicapolice.org.jm /iscf_facts.html (684 words)

	The Royal Ulster Constabulary
		On the 29th April 1922 King George V granted that the force could be called the Royal Ulster Constabulary.
		For personal protection its members were armed (a continual requirement since the formation of the constabulary in 1822).
		It had the support of the Ulster Special Constabulary, a volunteer body of part-time auxiliary police who were given uniforms and training.
	www.psni.police.uk /index/pg_police_museum/pg_the_royal_ulster_constabulary.htm (2149 words)

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