The Constabulary was inactivated upon the arrival of the four U.S. division augmentation forces to Germany. V Corps was assigned to the northern area of the U.S. Occupation Zone of Germany (which included the Fulda Gap), and the VII Corps was assigned to the southern area of the U.S. Zone (one of the National Guard divisions (the 43rd) was stationed in the Munich area, and the other (the 28th) was between Munich and Stuttgart). Several years later the newly forming West German Army displaced the GDP positions of some of the U.S. units stationed in the far southern area of West Germany. As a consequence, the U.S. units' GDP positions were moved further north, as was the U.S. VII Corps' wartime southern boundary line (even though the U.S. units remained in their original kasernes). This shifting action likely coincided with the same time frame as the Summer and Fall conversion of all Seventh Army units to the ROAD organization.
The Constabulary was inactivated upon the arrival of the four US division augmentation forces to Germany V Corps was assigned to the northern area of the US Occupation Zone of Germany (which included the Fulda Gap) and the VII Corps was assigned to the southern area of the US Zone (one of the National Guard divisions (the 43rd) was stationed in the Munich area and the other (the 28th) was between Munich and Stuttgart) Several years later the newly forming West German Army displaced the GDP positions of some of the US units stationed in the far southern area of West Germany As a consequence the US units' GDP positions were moved further north as was the US VII Corps' wartime southern boundary line (even though the US units remained in their original kasernes) This shifting action likely coincided with the same time frame as the Summer and Fall conversion of all Seventh Army units to the ROAD organization