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Watch Jan-Feb 2016 Watch Jan-Feb 2005.Qxd TM TM The Watch o nthe Rhine The Official Publication of the Society of the Third Infantry Division, United States Army Vol. 97 No. 4 “Nous Resterons La” February 2016 Young Hockey Player Honors Honorary President 3rd I.D. and Great Grandfather Marne 6 Sends By Jeff Danby, author of The Day of the reetings to all the Panzer; Scholarship Foundation Trustee Will Danby 9 (left) Dog Face honors 3rd I. D. and G Soldiers, Families, and y son’s high school varsity Great Grandfather Friends of the Marne hockey team, the “Newark Below, 1st Lt Edgar Division. We hope Generals,” instituted an “alter- R Danby, Will’s M Great Granfather you had a wonderful nate” jersey design last year to honor mil- who was killed in holiday season spend- itary veterans. The jersey is only worn France as the 3rd ing time with friends two or three times each season on special advanced toward Maj Gen James Rainey and family. occasions—one of those times is on or Rome. near Veterans Day. On the right sleeve, The Division Headquarters arrived each player was allowed to display up to back from Afghanistan in the middle of two service or unit patches to honor fami- November and hit the ground running. ly member(s) who served in the mili- We arrived home just in time for Marne tary. My son, Will Danby, selected the 3rd Week and enjoyed being a part of the action—so the ID patch and the 756th Tank Battalion comradery and competition within the Purple Heart patch patch to honor his great grandfather, 1st Lt Division. Marne Soldiers participated in has very special Edgar R. Danby, who served in both and a variety of different sporting events meaning. This was killed in action in southern France on and competitions in the days leading up photo of Will was 27 August 1944. The Military Order of the to our culminating event: the annual 3d taken moments Purple Heart also authorized our team to Infantry Division Ball. This well attend- prior to the start of the November game wear their patch on the left shoulder of ed event was a great time for our where our team honored several local vet- each jersey. I believe Will is the only Soldiers to celebrate a dynamic year erans who have been awarded the Purple player on his team who could honor a with their battle buddies and significant Heart citation. family member who was killed in others. The event closest to the hearts of many Dog Face Soldiers was the laying Society Challenge Coins Available of wreaths at the base of the trees of Warriors Walk. This monument was he Challenge Coin Program being originally dedicated in 2003 to the administered by 1st Sgt. Toby Knight T Soldiers of the Marne Division who has been quite successful and Toby urges were killed in action during the initial all those who have not yet ordered their stages of OPERATION Iraqi Freedom. Coins to do so soon. The Coins are avail- Today, Warriors Walk contains 468 able for a donation of $12.50 for one Coin white blooming Crape Myrtles, symbol- or $10.00 each for two or more Coins, ic of not just the Dog Face Soldiers of postage included. The Watch on the Rhine.) These will make the Marne Division, but also those fall- To obtain your Coins, send your order great gifts for all Veterans and anyone en Heroes of our Fort Stewart tenant and check or money order to Toby Knight, interested in the 3rd Infantry Division or units and Soldiers who were attached to 5339 Osprey Oak, San Antonio TX in collecting Challenge Coins. Challenge 3d Infantry Division during combat 78253-6380. Please make checks payable Coins are a source of great pride to the operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. to Society of 3rd I.D. If you have ques- recipient. Each of these Soldiers, and all of the tions, call Toby at 210-885-2137. (Toby’s Address is also on page 2 of every issue of Get your Coins while they last! Please turn to MARNE 6 on page 4 Please notify the Society if your address changes The Watch on the Rhine TM The Watch on the Rhine is the official publication of The Society of the Third Infantry Division, U.S. Army. The Watch on the Rhine is published bi-monthly for members of the Society by Finisterre Publishing Incorporated, 3 Black Skimmer Ct., Beaufort, SC 29907 ([email protected]). A one-year subscription can be obtained at a cost of $20.00, renewable annually, by applying to the Society Roster Manager at Society of the 3rd Infantry Division, 1515 Ramblewood Drive, Hanover Park IL 60133-2230. Opinions expressed are those of the individual contributor and are not necessarily those of the Society of the 3rd Infantry Division or the editor. Both the Society and the editor disclaim all responsibility for paid advertising appearing in the Watch. Liability for printing errors is limited to the reprinting of the corrected copy in the next available pub- lication. Contributions, suggestions, and corrections are welcome and should be sent to Lynn Ball, Editor, 2010 Worcester Ln. Garland TX 75040. The acceptance of any advertising and announcements is at the sole discretion of the Society Watch editor. Officers & Staff 2015-2016 O President Joseph W. Ball CR Committeeman (OPEN) Historian Tim Stoy O 2010 Worcester Lane Western Region VP Curtis Gentry 6531 Milva Lane Garland TX 75040-3331 12025 N 61st Drive Springfield, VA 22150 (972) 495-1704 Glendale AZ 85304-2538 (703) 912-4218 [email protected] (623) 878-4623 [email protected] [email protected] Judge Advocate Harvey I. Sladkus Immediate Past David Mills O President WR Committeeman (OPEN) 400 East 56th Street Apt 6F O O Secretary-Treasurer John A. Weis WR Committeeman Louis T. Bravos New York NY 10022-4339 8893 Filiz Lane 3008 Sun Ray Court (212) 893-8181 Powell OH 43065-8488 Bakersfield CA 93308-5660 [email protected] (740-881-3870) 661) 393-5215 Auditor Stephen M. Sullivan [email protected] [email protected] 13504 Ospreys View Place O Eastern Region VP David H. Pope Honorary President MajGen James E. Rainey Woodbridge, VA 22191-1353 703) 492-7180 515 York Road, Apt. 6H CG 3ID (Mech) [email protected] Willow Grove PA 19090-2648 Honorary VP Walter A. Tagalicud (215) 370-7756 Division CSM (3ID (Mech.)) Medical Officer James B. Van Delden, M.D. 743 Lincoln Road [email protected] Editor Lynn Ball O Grants Pass OR 97526-5916 ER Committeeman Kathleen Daddato 2010 Worcester Ln (712) 301-3957 22511 North River Road Garland, TX 75040 [email protected] Alva, FL 33920-3358 [email protected] Quartermaster Leonard Collins (239) 728-2475 Active Duty Liaison Jeffrey S. Ashmen, CSM, Ret. PO Box 224 [email protected] 803 Hopeton Ct Sylvania, GA 30467 ER Committeeman Patrick O. Williamson Hinesville GA 31313-2167 1-866-946-6677 530 Hemingway Drive (912) 271-5861 Hockessin DE 19707-1112 [email protected] Sergeant-at-Arms Bart Viruso 116 Harriet Road (302) 234-3424 Chaplain Jerome Daddato N. Babylon, NY 11703 [email protected] 22511 North River Road O (631) 587-0587 Central Region VP Toby P. Knight Alva FL 33920-3358 [email protected] 5339 Osprey Oak 239-728-2475 San Antonio, T.X. 78253-6380 [email protected] Database Manager Richard W. Heller (210) 885-2137 1515 Ramblewood Dr. [email protected] Hanover Park, IL 60133-2230 O (630) 837-8871 CR Committeeman Paul Grabert e-mail: [email protected] P.O. Box 841366 Houston TX 77284-1366 Webmaster (OPEN) (281) 859-0521 LEGEND: O EXCOM [email protected] Committees 2015-2016 Awards Committee Joseph Herron Membership Kathleen M. Daddato Public Relations Thomas R. Maines Chairman PO Box 179 Chairman 22511 North River Road Committee 216 Westminster Drive Lakeville CT 06039-0179 Alva FL 33920-3358 Chairman Coraopolis PA 15108-1066 (860) 985-6174 239-728-2475 (412) 368-0016 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Constitution and Lynn Ball Nominations Bill Buntrock Society Reunion Leonard W. Collins, Jr. By-Laws Chairman 2010 Worcester Lane Committee 9623 Mallard Pond Way Committee PO Box 224 Garland TX 75030-3331 Chairman Littleton CO 80125-8872 Chairman Sylvania GA 30467-6701 (972) 495-1704 (303) 829-4047 (866) 946-6677 [email protected] [email protected] Society of the 3rd Infantry Division Scholarship Foundation, Inc. Chairman Lynn Ball Trustees: Jeff Danby 2010 Worcester Ln. Earl Killen Garland, TX 75040 Tom Maines (972) 495-1704 James A. Reeves [email protected] Webmaster: Justin D. Valle CFO: Joe Ball Page 2 The Watch on the Rhine President’s Message s we move through the New Year, your ASociety faces challenges not unlike The Society Annual Reunion is in the Gettysburg/Harrisburg most other military fraternal organizations. area in September. Details are being completed for a tour of Veterans of our Nation’s recent conflicts the Gettysburg Battlefield and a trip to Hershey, Pennsylvania, may, at this time, not appreciate the privilege to visit the Hershey Chocolate Factory. Joe Ball of joining other veterans in membership in Society President Societies such as ours. Loyalty and Pride in committee chair positions. We will concen- Ball. Contact information is on page 2. serving in the 3rd Infantry Division will trate efforts during the first part of the year on Proposals must be received by February 14, remain for a lifetime. back-ups for the Secretary-Treasurer and 2016. The nominations for Society Awards The Watch on the Rhine “Last Call” list- Roster Manager positions.
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