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In Chief, USAREUR, responsibility for continuing toĪdminister the military aspects of the US presence in

The Commander in Chief, USEUCOM, delegated to the Commander USAREUR became the administrative headquarters for allĪrrmy forces in the same area, excluding Trieste andĪustria, both of which performed this function independently. forces inĮurope, excluding, those in Berlin, Trieste, and Austria. USAREUR absorbed most of the former EUCOM staff andĪssumed most of the functions previously performed byĮUCOM. Thereby, USAREUR became, for the first time since itsĮstablishment an operating headquarters in its own right. On the same date, HeadquartersĮUCOM in Heidelberg was redesignated Headquaters USAREUR. States European Command (USEUCOM) with headquarters High Commissioner for Germany (HICOG) (12 September).ġ August 1952, a new unified command, United Staff, (23 May) the Headquarters, Office of Military Governmentįor Germany (U.S.) had moved from Berlin to Frankfurt (12Īugust) General Handy had assumed duties as Commander inĬhief, EUCOM and as Commander in Chief, USAREUR (2 September) Īnd Mr. Had become an independent command under the Joint Chiefs of (12 May) General Huebner had replaced General Clay as theĬommander in Chief, EUCOM (15 May) U.S. In Heidelberg, the Constabulary headquarters moved to Stuttgart.īy the end of 1949, the Berlin Blockade had officially ended To Heidelberg so as to provide space in Frankfurt for theĪgencies created as a result of the merger of the BritishĪnd U.S. In the spring of 1948, Headquarters EUCOM moved from Frankfurt General and special staff divisions of EUCOM headquarters. USAREUR's general and special staffĭuties were performed by the offices and personnel of the Paper organization created to furnish a ground and serviceĬommander with the command apparatus required to provide administrativeĪnd logistic support. States Army, Europe (USAREUR), a non-operational

GroundĪnd Service forces was redesignated as United 15 March 1947, USFET was redesignated as EuropeanĬommand (EUCOM), a joint-service command whoseĪrmy element was designated as U.S.