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...and Touring the Colmar Pocket rom January to September of 2020, of events that happened toward the end ofF WWII in Europe & the Pacific. One such January 26, 1945 I was celebrating my third birthday in Port Arthur, Texas with my mother and her family, as my Dad was away in the Merchant Marine during the war. Meanwhile, at 1400 hours on that same frozen day in the tiny village of Holtzwihr, France, six German Panther tanks, supported by 250 crack infantrymen from the German 2nd Mountain Division from Norway moved eighteen men led by teenage 1st Lt. Audie Murphy. In spite of his boyish small stature, his sister Nadine told me he was actually sev- enteen when he joined because she and her Please turn to MURPHY on page 4 Six zine By Toby Knight tions. the area: Monto Cesima, Monto recently had the privilege to The battle was waged Rotondo, Monto Lungo and visit Southern Italy and tour November 5-15 of 1943 and Monto Camino. During this time the battle sites of the 3rd ID included the four main peaks in Please turn to MEDALS on page 8 I campaign of 1943. The members of Outpost 16 led by their President, Luigi Settimi, took me on a very intimate visit to the battle sites that left me profound- ly moved and humbled. I could not have imagined what it was like for our Dogface Soldiers to fight on those rocky hills, moun- tains, precipices and steep inclines that necessitated their prosecution of this part of the war. It was brutal, violent and marked with extreme difficulty in the most adverse of condi- Summit of Monto Rotondo with Society President, Luigi Settimi and OP 16 members President s Message pring is in the air and Splanning for our 2020 If you are an annual paying member, you reunion in Kansas City is will receive your dues card in the mail this its final stages of plan- Toby Knight Society President ning. This year we will month. Please send in your dues as soon as hold our reunion August possible so our Roster Manager can update your status 20-23. The dates are slightly earlier than nor- on the roster. mal due to the advanta- we appreciate all the support we get from were so disappointed that he was not able geous price we were able to contract with members who buy our raffle tickets. to attend. Many French Third Infantry the hotel. The tours will include the Division reenactors sang the Dog Faced famous WWI museum that will include a If you are an annual paying member, Soldier song to Dad as a tribute! He still Kansas City style BBQ lunch and the you will receive your dues card in the mail is a WWII veteran in demand. American Jazz museum. Please see the this month. Please send in your dues as Unfortunately his engagements are very itinerary and registration form in this issue soon as possible so our Roster Manager limited and becoming more so everyday. and register early! Kansas City is a great can update your status on the roster. This Thanks Jean for the update! place to hold our reunion. past January we sent out over 150 reminder cards to members who forgot to In January, I represented the Society in This issue also has a special ballot renew last year. Your membership is Holtzwihr, France for the 75th included. Please vote on this initiative. GREATLY appreciated. Anniversary of the liberation of their town Our Society is experiencing a shortage of by the Third ID. It was a great event and volunteers to serve at the national level, was attended by hundreds of people. Read especially Society President. Having con- recently emailed me about her Dad. She our Editors article about it in this edition. tinuity at this time is critical for our reports that John is now in assisted living I also visited Outpost 16 in Southern Italy Society. We are facing some enormous in Livermore and has dementia. He is and was treated to a wonderful tour of the challenges and the future of our Society is happy, well cared for and is surrounded by battle sites the 3rd ID participated in dur- dependent on recruiting and retaining family and friends. She also reports that ing WWII. I have a whole new respect for quality leaders to guide our Society into his books about WWII and Livermore pol- those Dogface Soldiers that fought on the future. Please cut our your ballot, fill it itics as Mayor are available on those craggy hills and mountains. Please out and send it in. Those members who do amazon.com read my first installment article about my NOT get a paper copy of the WOTR, will Stories of a combat infantryman in Italy, visit to Italy in this edition. More will fol- be mailed a ballot they can use to vote. low. I extend a special happy birthday to of a small town politician in Livermore Ca Please remember all of our Soldiers Society Life Member Harold Nelson who who are currently deployed in harms way. recently turned 105 years young. Harold 2019, John, his family and the Mayor of The division is currently supporting oper- enjoys his days gardening and recently Livermore, John Marchand were skyped ations all over the world and we need to went hunting. We wish Harold well and into Bennwihr France for the 75th keep them in our thoughts and prayers. we hope to see him at the reunion this anniversary of the liberation of their town. Rock of the Marne! year. This is the town where John was wound- Toby Knight ed, captured and escaped in one hour. The President believe deserving of one of our Awards. town has a plaza named for John and they We are still accepting nominations for Watch Schedule nominate someone. The Watch editor requires receipt of copy on or before the 5th of the month preceding We are also accepting nominations for the month of publication. Space fills quickly so articles sent early have more chance Society leadership positions. Please see of being published. the announcement in the following pages for details on what positions are available Deadline to the Editor ..................................................................Publication and how you can nominate. January 5th....................................................................................February March 5th......................................................................................April The Society raffle tickets will be May 5th ........................................................................................June mailed out soon. Our raffle is an important July 5th ........................................................................................August source of income and helps to keep the September 5th ..............................................................................October Society financially solvent. There are November 5th ..............................................................................December some great cash prizes for you to win and The Watch on the Rhine Page 3 MURPHY from page 1 older sister Corrine changed his birth certificate to read he was eighteen years old. So after thirty months of combat from N. best in the German army Africa to Holtzwihr, Murphy was still nineteen and had just turned twenty when he was awarded the Medal of Honor on June 2, 1945 in Salzburg, Austria. where an American machine gun squad A TALE OF A TREE were killed by the Germans. Now the for- est is much thicker than it was here in 1973. Is the tree still there? In 1998, my eighteen years ago and never thought that someday this magazine son and I made our first visit to Holtzwihr cover would play an important part in my chronicling the history and walked all around the battlefield, but signed by six members of the Sgt. Joe Tardiff family who attended still there then. Now this the ceremony in Holtzwihr this past January. It just so happens photo shows Michel Pascal that Sgt. Joe Tardiff was in the tank destroyer that slid on the ice standing with one leg on the and into the ditch as pictured on the cover. old tree stump where it was I am so pleased to have this print signed by three people con- nected to Audie Murphy and his battle in Holtzwihr. About ten the year it was removed. As years ago my wife and I visited with Nadine Murphy in her you can see the Audie Farmersville, Texas home whereas she was the first one to sign Memorial Patrick Bauman this print of her brother in action. Then about five years ago I got and others built is to the right Don Eckman of Lake Odessa, Michigan to also sign my print. of Michel. Don just recently passed away and was the last living eyewitness HOLD THAT ROAD AT to the battle. Last year I did an article in the Watch ALL COST spared that frigid afternoon in Holtzwihr. And now this past The following account is a January 25, 2020, Ann Tardiff, the daughter of Sgt. Joe Tardiff summary of this article writ- whose M-10 tank destroyer slid on the ice into a ditch signed my ten by Daniel Champagne. print also. But the tree in the painting interested me because it sur- Lt. Col. Keith Lincoln Ware, vived the battle and was actually there during the battle. It was who would later receive the nice that the artist Jim Laurier was thoughtful enough to include Medal of Honor for his brav- it in his painting for accuracy. In the next photo taken in 1973, ery during the savage battle Roger Bell an European Theatre expert, stands on the exact spot taking Hill 351 near where Lt. Audie Murphy fought off a German army for fifty-five Sigolsheim on December 26, 1944, knew it was imperative slid into the ditch is down on the right of this photo.
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