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Outpost News

Last Update July 05, 2010

News from the Outposts

Outpost 1-Midwest/Chicago, IL
Contact:   Gordon Lowery        gblowery@comcast.net


Larry Driscoll, Tom Sheehan, CSM Mark Bowman

Larry Driscoll, Jim Drury, CSM Mark Bowman

Wally DeJongh, CSM Mark Bowman,
Larry Driscoll, Chuck Stonis

John Keller, Tina Keller, Larry Driscoll,
CSM Mark Bowman

Outpost 1 had its Fall Meeting Sunday, October 25, 2009 at Spavone's Restaurant 266 W. Lake St, Bloomingdale, IL. President Larry Driscoll brought two honored guests to the meeting. CSM Mark Bowman of the 33rd Infantry Brigade of the Illinois National Guard who just returned from Afghanistan  and gave a very informational talk about the situation in Afghanistan. Also attending was Jim and Pat Drury, Central Region VP, who gave an inspirational speech, and Private 1st Class Tom Sheehan of the 3rd Marine Division. Attending the meeting were Carl Qualetti, Richard and Annette Koepke, Chuck Stonis, Wally Dejongh, Rich and Robert Heller,  John Keller and his daughter Tina, and Gordon and Dorothy Lowrey. Discussion was held regarding a Central Region event or Meeting in the Spring of 2010.

 

Outpost 2-John S. Cole/Tampa, FL
Contacts: Angelo "Jim" Tiezzi  Ajimmjitezzi@aol.com
                 Frank Kane               ThanFranKane@aol.com


Outpost 2 Member Mitch Chockla

Fifteen Veterans and Guests of John S. Cole Outpost 2 met for a fall reunion on Saturday, October 24, 2009, at the Armed Forces Military Museum in Largo, Florida. The Museum shows military history from a WWI trench, the WWII attack on Pearl Harbor, D-Day landings, Korean War, Viet Nam War, and the Cold War.
Following the Museum visit, the group had lunch at Finley’s Irish Pub & Eatery in Largo, from a menu of traditional Irish dishes including Corned Beef and Cabbage, Shepherd’s Pie, and Bangers & Mash. Outpost 2 picked up the lunch tab at Finley’s for each member and each guest.
Attending members included Jim Bloodworth, Mitch Chockla, George and Jean Dexter, Frank Ervin, Bob Gibson, Ken Gindlesberger, Eileen Heard, Will Jenkins, Bob Kauth, Joe Kolac, Joe Maley, Dorothy McDaniel, Klaus Meindl, and Raul Reyes.


L-R: Joe Maley and Jim Bloodworth, at Outpost #2 meeting

Outpost President, Frank Ervin, led a moment of silence for members who could not be present because of illness and spoke of plans for future meetings and reunions of the Outpost.
A drawing of raffle tickets netted $75.00 for the Outpost because the winner, Bob Kauth, donated the proceeds back to the Outpost.
Submitted by Robert Gibson

Outpost 3- Lattie Tipton
Contacts:  Alta Milling             Altav007@aol.com

Meeting. A regular meeting was held at Tony Roma’s restaurant Fayetteville, NC, October 12th to the 14th. President Alta Milling attended including Henry and Pennie Burke, Horace and Juliet Burnett, Bob and Joy Farrington, Ralph and Millie Merritt and their son Lee; Whitney Mullen, Tom Twomey, and George Winders.

Minutes. An informal “social” meeting was held. During the meeting, there were several reports and lots of discussion. Alta Milling called for or made the reports on Army deployment rates, the reunion, membership (retention, recruiting, and the need for officers), and the OP history (chartered in 1985).

New Business. A national award was presented and several issues were discussed. Don Hotz, who attended the reunion, presented a Presidential Award plaque to Alta Milling who had not been able to attend, for assisting with The Watch on the Rhine. A motion was made and a vote taken to decide that the OP would donate ten two-year gift memberships, five for active troops and five for those Wounded Warriors. Finally, ideas for the next meeting location were discussed, but no decision was made; the officers will check out some ideas and inform members regarding the next meeting.

Adjournment. Henry Burke closed our meeting with a prayer asking God to keep our troops in His Hands; the next meeting site has not yet been determined.
—Alta Milling, P
Post meeting update: After the meeting, Alta made a visit to the Dorn VA Hospital to show charter member Mr. Cooper the plaque, and number of others attending visited the museums in the area.

Outpost 4-Fort George Wright/Spokane, WA
Contact:   John A. Weiss     gew555@cet.com

                 Dale McGraw   dlmcgraw@charter.net


 

Outpost 5-George G. Frost/NY and Northeast
Contacts:   Pat Williamson  army3rdivtanker@gmail.com
                   Joe Hampton    kvetfamily@cs.com

OP #5 held a Christmas luncheon on November 22, 2009 at the 76 House in Tappan N.J.. We opened the meeting with a prayer and the pledge to our flag. After eating we had an informal meeting. Pat Williamson gave an update on happenings in the Society.

Ray Anderson talked about the importance of recruiting new members to help keep the Society alive. Then John Fisher introduced the new Society Sergeant of Arms Bart Viruso, and spoke about Troop Support, Recruiting and Benches for Warriors Walk.

Bart Viruso gave the financial report, Al Julia talked about the freedom Team Salute. We had a special guest, Maj. Neubauner, who talked about our deployed troops and the future of our troops in the war against terrorism.

Future meetings: In August, we are thinking of having an picnic at West Point and in November another meeting at the 76 House. We would also like to hold a meeting in April if anyone has an idea for a meeting place, contact Pat Williamson at army3rdiv.tanker@gmail.com  or Joe Hampton at kvetfamily@cs.com.   

Outpost 7-Washington D.C.
Contact: Ray Hergenreder mhergenreder@cox.net


Outpost 11-New England/Boston MA
Contact:   Allan Earley       modelt33@aol.com


 
Outpost 12- Tommy Thompson/Minneapolis, MN
Contact:    Jerry Manley  
jerrymanley@msn.com

                      Mel Ingram         melvin-ingram@yahoo.com


 

Outpost 13- Charles D. King/Detroit MI
Contact: Terry Tennant  
cibdoggie@aol.com

                  George Knight       rknight48_1@juno.com 
                 
Amy McKenna      amesmckenna@gmail.com


Dedication of 3rd I.D. Monument by Outpost #13 Members

The stone monument is finally here! The idea (by George Goldstone) began approximately four years ago, and it has taken the hard work of Terry Tennant to see it on the ground, finally. Thanks to all those who have helped Terry and who have donated to the GLNC (Great Lakes National Cemetery) Monument Fund. The stone is blue granite from the state of Georgia. It weighs just under 2000 pounds. It now stands in the Great Lakes National Cemetery at the memorial walk. It is a beautiful place, and any eligible person may be interred at any national cemetery that has space available. After the dedication ceremony, there were many people who went home deciding to change their will and burial arrangements. I know my husband and I did. We both looked at each other when we drove in and said, “This is the place we want to be…it felt like coming home.”

Please check it out if you have the chance. We truly believe you will not be disappointed. And if you are not from Michigan, you might consider looking into the National Cemeteries in your state.
Our newly elected President, Richard Faulkner, is looking forward to serving and already has many fantastic ideas. We would like to thank George Knight for all his years in service as the President of OP#13. He did a wonderful job and he will be missed.

Outpost #13 will hold its spring meeting on May 15, 2010, at 12:00 noon, at “Bakers of Milford” in Milford, Michigan

Submitted by Amy McKenna

Outpost 15-Arizona Renegade/Phoenix Arizona
Contact: Curtis Gentry     CGentry@peoriaud.k12.az.us
 

Left to Rght; David Mills, Donitza Williams, Margaret Gentry, and Curtis Gentry.

 Richard and Barbara McKiddy.
Not pictured are Michael Grimes and Ben Kessner.

Outpost 17-Russell Dunham/St. Louis, MO
Contact: Matthew Riester            mkbjriester@prodigy.net
               Ron Jones                       rjones327@aol.com




 

Outpost 18-Giovinazzo-York/Milwaukee, WI
Contacts: Jerome Daddato         daddyo41500@aol.com
              Robert Meganck          rimeganck@yahoo.com
 
OP 18 October 17th Meeting
When: October 17, 2009
Where: The Five Pillars Supper Club, Hwy 57 & Cty Trk K, Random Lake, WI
Time: 10:30 a.m.
Attendance: 9 members & guests
Meeting called to order at 10:45 a.m. by Commander Jerry Daddato with the information that the buffet was ready. Commander Daddato told of his activities at the recent 3rd Division 90th Annual Reunion. He passed around a medal presented to the Korean Veterans by the Korean Government at the awards banquet.
Stories and pictures of the reunion were passed around. Kathy Daddato donated four quilts to wounded veterans at the reunion. Next year’s Reunion will be September 15-19, 2010 in Washington D. C.

   

3rd Infantry Chaplain Daddato told of sending 98 sympathy cards to families of fallen members. He has received replies from some. He read a reply from one family member.
Treasurer’s Report: Ed Koleske reported a balance today after the buffet was about $100.00. Bob Meganck passed around Korean War M. P. C.’s (Military Payment Certificates). The American Legion State Office has a museum in which it honors all American wars. Meganck noticed the Korean War exhibit has no M. P. C.s. He is donating his to the museum and asked if anyone in the group would like to do the same. Bill Vanark would like to have “The Watch On The Rhine” editor not refer to the Korean War as the Korean Conflict. Korean War Widows in Appleton hold a party on one of the patriotic day parades every year according to Ed Koleske.
Meeting adjourned at 12:45 P. M. with the playing of the Star Spangled Banner and the Pledge of Allegiance lead by Commander Daddato.
Next meeting April 18, 2010 at 10:30 A. M. at the Five Pillars.
Respectfully submitted,
Robert Meganck, Secretary

Outpost 22-Albert Miceli/Southern California
Contacts: Andy Scullion         ascotsgreys@aol.com
                 Bruce Monkman    brucemonkman@earthlink.net
              Martin Markley    m.markley@sbcglobal.net

Outpost 33-Eric A. Scott/Ft. Wayne, IN
Contact: Ken Kendall             kkendall@nitco.net
               Jim Satryan              wurzburg58@hotmail.com


Outpost 35-Audie L. Murphy/Texas
Contact:  Lynn Ball              ldball1@msn.com


Outpost 52- W.A. Sydney
Contact:  Ray Flaherty       RFlahe3943@aol.com
                 Dan Wolfe          pitcha96@aol.com

Col. W. A. Sidneys wife, Ava Griffiths, who resembles a teenager who just passed the acne stage, has become a great-grandmother. Congratulations!!

Ray Flaherty, our president, stepped down due to illness. We pray for a total recovery. Dan Wolfe is now president of the Outpost.

Somehow Sgt. Mel Lancaster, our wild machine gunner, found us after 52 years and is looking forward to attending the next regimental reunion. Truman Bastin and Francis Mette whose bodies were embedded with shrapnel souvenirs from Korea, set off metal detectors at airports. They report that after 52 years the medics did a remarkable job in patching them up and they are ready to fall out on the company street with poncho and helmet liner for a two-week bivouac.

John Hollier (a member of Lancaster's machine gun squad) and his wife Anna considered serving their 36 Thanksgiving guests C-rations but Anna relented with 3 freshly killed turkeys and all the high cholesterol sides she could create in her kitchen.
What's wrong with C-rations?
If anyone has a yearning for a slice, Oscar Konnerth who is doing the dishes and delivery will mail you one from his sons pizza palace in Erie, PA.
Daniel Wolfe
Outpost 54- Golden Gate/San Francisco, CA
Contact:   John Shirley       jbshirley@comcast.net
                 Ruth De Bord    oz187sns@msn.com


Outpost 57-Western Reserve/Ohio
Contacts: Richard L. Martinet    martinetopharry@msn.com
                 Lloyd Whitmer             whitmerld@sssnet.com

Meeting: The fall meeting was held 22 Oct 2008 at Troyer’s Dutch Heritage Restaurant in Bellville, OH. The meeting was called to order at 12:00 p.m. by P/ Don Wingerberg. After Chaplain Richard Wittig gave the prayer, lunch was served, and then Richard Martinet led the Pledge of Allegiance. Members introduced themselves, their wives, guests and grandchildren. The following members attended: Walter & Joyce Bartlett; Lauren & Chris Bean; Don & Pat Booth; Howard Camp; Albert & Jane Dunn; Carl & Carol Felton; Don Gram ; Richard & Elaine Hudak; Russ & Betty Light; Bob & Peggy Kohler; Richard Martinet; Bill & Daisy McKenzie; Wilford Metz & Daughter; Marvin & Loretta Morris; Glenn Shields & Guest; Lee Bae & Miyong Suk; Lloyd & Joyce Whitmer; Don & Lois Wingerberg; Dick & Janice Wittig.
Minutes: Lloyd Whitmer presented the minutes from the 7 May 2008 meeting, and they were unanimously approved. This was Lloyd’s last meeting as secretary treasurer, and everyone expressed thanks for his dedicated service. P/ Don Wingerberg reported that member Jim Schneider was going into the hospital and asked for
prayers; everyone wishes him the best.
New Business: Richard Wittig gave a very interesting narration about the trip that he and Janice took to Italy, visiting cities and beaches he had been at in WWII. Richard Martinet then asked the members if they would be interested in establishing a fund to pay for a monument to be placed in the Ohio Western Reserve National
Cemetery in Rittman, OH. The primary objective is to honor and recognize Division and to perpetuate the memory of former comrades who shared a background of honorable military service with the Third Infantry Division. Anyone wishing to support the project should send contributions to the Society of the 3ID, OP 57 and designate “Monument Fund” on the check. To date, $210.00 has been received.

Finally, P/ Don Wingerbert recognized the members who had attended the 89th Annual Reunion at Ft. Benning. Everyone reported having a very good time and at a very successful reunion.
Adjournment: The meeting adjourned at 1:40 p.m. just after the OP 50/50 raffle, which added $51.00 to our treasury. The next meeting is set for Wednesday, 6 May 2009.
Richard L. Martinet, S/T

Outpost 60-Fort Benning/Columbus, GA
Contacts: Robert D. Bailey         maybob56@aol.com
                 John Burke                  johnt2u@mchsi.com

Outpost 60 Spring Meeting

Outpost 60 held its Spring meeting Saturday May 15th at the Gibson Dining Hall at Ft. Benning, Ga.. The meeting started at 11:15 with Cpt Dan Stuewe giving an interesting slide presentation on the current activities of the 3ID in Iraq. Also attending was 1st Sgt. Mario Cirinese who had been to Iraq. Sgt Cirinese passed a lot of information on to the members present, especially when asked questions of comparing the ways of combat way back when, to today's Army. This was very interesting to all.

We had 7 new Annual members sign up into the Society as well as 1 Associate member. Following lunch, as everyone left the dining hall to go view the Humvee outside. They all got to pick up a couple packages of MRES (Meals Ready to Eat) on their way out. Once outside, they got to meet the soldiers by the Humvee and asked all kinds of question on its operation. There was also a soldier standing by in combat dress with all that armor all over his body.

After viewing the Humvee, a short walk up the street to view the 15th Infantry China Room. We were met at the door with a guide for all in case of any questions. This was a great adventure just to get to see all that was in the China Room. As we departed from the China Room, everyone had mentioned how they enjoyed this little adventure. A few headed for the National Infantry Museum. The next meeting is scheduled to be held at Ryan's Family Steak Restaurant in Columbus, Ga.

Outpost 63- Fort Lewis/Tacoma, WA
Contact:  Gerald Yager               yagerop3id63@msn.com

 
Outpost 88-Colorado
Contacts: Joe Annello                    joeannello@comcast.net


OP 88: L-R: Vera & Warren Langley, Andy Maffucci (kneeling), Jerry Grondahl, Jeanne Gold, Harold Nelson, Joan Annello, Jim Smart, Donna & John Shoemaker, Kathleen & John Starcevich, Joe Annello, Lou Schindler, Martha & Walter Bjerkelund.

Meeting. A luncheon meeting was held at the Academy Hotel in Colorado Springs on May 15. Ten members and six spouses were in attendance.

Minutes. P/ Joe Annello gave a brief OP status report and urged members to become more active, stressing that it was imperative if the OP were to be kept alive. He also provided updates from members who could not attend the meeting: a letter from Ed Nelson about his wife and comments from Evie Fitzsimmons, widow of Fred Fitzsimmons. P/ Annello then presented a plaque to Andy Maffucci for his dedication as the S-T for the past thirteen years. VP/S-T Lou Schindler also gave a financial report.

New Business. Since many members live quite a distance from Colorado Springs and since the cost of gasoline is so high, it was decided to provide a small stipend to those from outside of Colorado Springs to defray their travel costs; several members took advantage of this offer for assistance.

Adjournment. After a very successful meeting, members voted to try to have another luncheon in early September prior to the Division Reunion in Georgia.
Joe Annello, P


Joe Annello presents service award to out-going S-T Andy Maffucci.

Outpost 601- Black "Y" Boys/Richardson, TX
Contacts:  Robert A. Maynard            sutmay@aol.com
                 
Marne Association/Ft. Stewart
Contact:  Cecil Greenwell                   cecilgreenwell@hotmail.com
                Carl T. Smith                       Carl.T.Smith@us.army.mil



        
Outpost Europe #5845
Contact: Monika Stoy            monikastoy@yahoo.com
               Tim Stoy                   timmoni15@yahoo.com
 

OP Europe Report - July 2010
By Monika Stoy

As reported in the previous edition of the Watch on the Rhine, the Outpost commemorated the 65th anniversary of the division’s flag-raising on the Obersalzberg, Berchtesgaden, Germany on 5 May. The following day we traveled to Alsace, France, arriving in Ammerschwihr late in the afternoon of 6 May and our veterans, Colonel William Ryan and Dr. Murray Simon, were greeted at the town hall by Mayor Jean-Marie Fritsch and several other members of the town council. A color guard from Vth Corps in Heidelberg was also there and the group moved to the Marne plaque which the town had dedicated in December 2009. After a short, solemn ceremony we moved to the Kuhn winery in the village, where the veterans were provided a tour and had the opportunity to taste 8 different wines. We learned what it was like during WWII when over 300 people sheltered in this 16th century wine cellar to avoid the heavy fighting in the winter of 1944-45.


On 7 May in Colmar the group participated in a historical seminar with 250 French high school students and with the participation of two French veterans of the 1st French Army and Mayor Gilbert Meyer. It was a very good session where the students asked good questions of our veterans. After a quick lunch in Colmar, we drove to Baltzenheim, where our veterans met Mayor Serge Baessler and a class of young students under their teacher, Pierre Baderou, from the village school. It was a wonderful experience for the children and our veterans. The village also conducted a solemn ceremony at its Marne plaque, which was dedicated in January 2010 with the children and veterans present.


That evening Mayor Laurent Fürst and the town of Molsheim, west of Strasbourg, dedicated its Marne plaque with a wonderful ceremony at one of the town’s medieval gates, a very historic location and a truly special event. The town followed the ceremony with a very nice reception at which they present our veterans with bottles of the outstanding local wine and medallions and certificates. The former Cistercian monastery in the town has been converted into a museum and the veterans greatly enjoyed the tour they received of this beautiful, historic architectural wonder. We are looking for any veterans who might have taken photos while in this town. If you do have such pictures, please contact me.


 

On the morning of V-E Day our group first drove to Kientzheim, where the village under the leadership of Mayor Joseph Fritsch dedicated a beautiful plaque on a massive boulder outside one of the village entrances honoring not only the 3rd Infantry Division, but also the 36th Infantry and the 28th Infantry Divisions which also fought in Kientzheim. Next we traveled to neighboring Kaysersberg where Mayor Henri Stoll and the village dedicated an impressive bronze plaque honoring the 3rd Infantry Division on the wall of its medieval church and next to the village’s monument to its dead. Two Marne men received the Medal of Honor for their actions in the fighting in and around Kaysersberg in December 1944 (Charles P. Murray) and January 1945 (Russell Dunham).


The next great event of the day was the French national V-E Day Commemoration Ceremony in Colmar, with President Sarkozy the keynote speaker. Our veterans were included in the front row with French WWII veterans, and once the President’s comments were completed he greeted the veterans, and Colonel Ryan and Dr. Simon shook hands with him!


In the afternoon the group moved to Sigolsheim where we all participated in the wreath laying ceremony at the American Monument on Hill 351 with the Prefect and numerous local and military dignitaries. We then moved to the village of Guemar where Mayor Umberto Stamile and his village organized a wonderful ceremony to dedicate a plaque to the 3rd and 36th Infantry Divisions and to honor our two veterans. This village was liberated by the 36th Infantry Division in December 44, and was defended by the 3rd Infantry Division into January 1945. It served as the headquarters and support services center for the division’s operations to clear the Colmar Pocket beginning 22 January.


Colonel Ryan, Monika, and Tim participated in Neuf Brisach’s ceremonies the morning of 9 May. We first joined the veterans of the 1st French Army in a ceremony at their monument outside one of the fortress gates, and then joined Mayor Richard Alvarez and his town council in laying a wreath at the town’s monument where our division plaque was dedicated this past February. The mayor and townsfolk were very happy to have Colonel Ryan join them for this great occasion.
 

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