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Alton "Oz" Grobbel, S/Sgt, US Army
Enclosure from letter written on 06 September1946 from Kyoto, Japan.
Promotion List
800th Military Police Battalion
APO 713 Kyoto, Honshu, Japan
26 August 1946



Promotion List
(by order of Major Myers, signed by 2d Lt. Lawrence H.
Valentine)
| To Staff Sergeant | To Sergeant | To T/4 |
| Alton C. Grobbel Merlin L. Mughmaw Glenn D. Dannen Joseph Vojtech, Jr. Marion F. Boyd Elgin Pape Wilbur H. Redd Stanley C. Witt Robert K. Smith |
James P. Phelps Paul L. Young Alfred B. Olsen Frederick J. Shellenberger Henry E. Bailey Marvin W. Hanson C. Peckenpaugh Robert H. Reardon John B. Swift Richard G. Hamper Richard P. Mikutis Lora M. Rader Edward J. Krawiecki Dominick Tallerico Allen M. Simenson Frank L. Boatright Carol H. Haskin John E. Quaid Jessie D. Rice Kenith E. Abernathy John O. Rollwage |
Cecil L. Bacher Robert R. Hageman Hollis H. Chandler James F. Reardon Charles A. Huber Anthony W. Ohlmann Lawrence O. White |
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Organized on May 31, 1942, the 800th Military Police
Battalion was quickly activated on June 4, 1942, at Fort
Ord, California to support combat operations during World
War II. The 800th saw action in two campaigns: New Guinea
and Luzon. It was inactivated on May 31, 1947, in Japan. The unit's patch is distinctive. It is shaped like an ax-head with a sword encased in an oak leaf. The ax-head denotes authority and security; the sword stands for duty, military strength and law enforcement; and the oak leaf symbolizes the oak trees at Fort Ord, California, where the unit was first activated. [source] |
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