THANKS, SITE CREDITS and MUST-SEE LINKS...

I feel as though I've been chasing through nearly the entire web searching for information for these Military Police memorials.  Many, many times, I found myself directed back to a few specific websites because of their superior content, photos, searchability and informational value. I cannot thank these noteworthy webmasters enough for their work, presentation and fantastic content.  I have listed them below and included other relevant links I enjoyed visiting in my research travels.  I encourage you to visit these sites...you'll be glad you did.

Please e-mail me at admin@honoredmps.org if you would like to suggest a link to include on this page. Preservation of history and remembering our fallen ones is an ongoing responsibility that should be shared as widely as possible.

My sincere thanks to those few who previewed this site as it was being built and contributed your time, suggestions, lists and support.  Your encouragement and guidance are valued beyond description and you are a cornerstone of this project.

Jim Stewart...where do I begin?  Somewhere in the cosmic scales, your efforts have been recorded for keeping me going in forward motion and spreading the word to get the memories of your Military Police brothers and sisters shared far and wide.  I've no doubt they are thankful to you...as am I.

And, last but never least...my deepest thanks to my daughter, Alyssa.  Sweetheart, you've learned how to make one mean pot of coffee -- thank you so much for keeping Mommy fueled with it through this project.  And thank you, most of all, for being so interested in these men and women at your young age...many of whom were taken from this world long before you ever came into it.  I couldn't have asked for a better research partner -- you make me proud, kiddo.



"MILITARY POLICE OF THE VIETNAM WAR"
www.geocities.com/militarypoliceofvietnam/main.html

A comprehensive site maintained by Jim Stewart with a wealth of knowledge, photographs and stories from the webmaster's personal experiences.  Very well arranged website.



"709th MP BN ASSOCIATION"
www.709thmpassn.com/

A very well-designed site with something for everyone.  The facts, extensive information and features on this site are easy to access and enjoy.



"HOME PAGE OF THE WAR VETERANS OF THE 560th MILITARY POLICE COMPANY"
www.560mp.tripod.com/560MP/560home.htm

A comprehensive suite of photographs, history and other information nicely arranged and very, very pleasant to navigate through and read.



"THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD - 198th LIGHT INFANTRY"
http://www.dutch23mp.bravepages.com/

An amazing site about the 3rd Platoon 23 Military Police Company 198th Light Infantry Brigade Americal Division with history, information, photos, maps and much more.



"KILROY WAS HERE -- REMEMBERING THE WAR YEARS"
http://www.kilroywashere.org/

Unknown stories and forgotten places. WWII & Korean war Secrets. Unknown stories revealed & places rediscovered. Personal stories of combat & home front, legends, Gremlins and foofighters.



"DEAN'S 504TH MP SITE - 504TH MILITARY POLICE BATTALION"
http://dean504mp.home.att.net/

A wonderful site by Dean Hodgdon with a wide array of photographs and commentaries, all very well organized to navigate through.



"RETIRED MILITARY POLICE OFFICERS"
http://rmpo.homestead.com/home.html

An informal group of retired military police officers, warrant officers, and their spouses.   The RMPO maintains a roster, publishes a quarterly newsletter, and has an annual reunion.
Their "TAPS" roster of deceased members was very helpful in my research.




"THE VIRTUAL WALL - VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL"

www.virtualwall.org/index.htm

  A wealth of memorials, poetry, photographs, and official records/information that you will find here.  Easy to search or just "wander" through at random.



"720TH MILITARY POLICE BATTALION VIET NAM PROJECT"
www.720mpvietnamproject.org/

A huge database of pictures, memorials, information and much more,
all extremely well-organized, searchable and well-maintained.




"VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL FUND"
www.vvmf.org

An incredibly well-designed and informative database that is easy to navigate and review.



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