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Jan

2010

1st Infantry Division, Operation Torch 1

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Category : 001st US Ind Div, North-Africa

Tags: 19th ECB, 1st Ranger Battalion, Ain El Turk, Arcole, Arzew, Assi Ameur, Assi Ben Okba, Assi Bou Nif, Atlantic Ocean, Battery du Canestel, British Navy, CCB-1-AD, Djebel Khar, Djebel Murdjadjo, El Ancor, En Nekala, Fleurus, Fme St Jean le Baptiste, Fme St Maria, Fort de la Pointe, La Macta, London, Norfolk House, Operation Torch, Oran, Port aux Poules, Reina del Pacifico, Renan, St Cloud, St Eloi, Straight of Gibraltar, Tidworth Barracks, Warwick Castle

The following G-3 report of the participation of the 1st Infantry Division in the Torch Operation is submitted in compliance with AR 345-105. G-3 Journal herewith as Annex #1.

1- Mission
On September 4th the 1st Infantry Division was given the mission of landing on Z and Y beaches at 0100 November 8, 1942 capturing Arzew and Oran and the port facilities therein also to seize certain Axis agents and sympathizers.

2 Planning and Preparation
An advance command post of the Division was set up at Norfolk House, London to plan the operation in conjunction with the British Navy, II Corps and Allied Force Headquarter. Planning for the operation and preparation of the initial field order; was completed on October 15th at which time the London CP was closed, Division Headquarters was established aboard the Reina del Pacifico on October 16th with an alternate headquarters aboard the Warwick Castle.

Dec

2009

(22)50/4-Js-340/68 : Josef Mengele (03)

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Category : Holocaust, Josef Mengele

Tags: 12th Armored Division, 14th Infantry Regiment, 1st Infantry Division, 76th Constabulary, Adolf Eichmann, Adolf Hitler, Adolf Karl Barth, Aktionskomitee der juedischen KZler, Allrath, Alois Fischer, Altenstadt, Arnold Jacobius, Auschwitz, Auschwitz Death Camp, Austria, Autenried, Bad Reichenhall, Bafreiung, Bavaria, Belgium, Benjamin Gorby, Berlin, Budapest, Bunte Magazine, Central Registry of War Criminals, Charlotte Tersteggen, Chief Physician, CIC Field Office, Cluj, Col Marion Mushkat, Col P. S. Lauben, CROWCASS, D. Freimann, Dachau, Der Neue Weg Zeitung, Detachment G293, Detachment H293, Deutsche Dienststelle, Donauwoerth, Dr Albert Miller, Dr Benno Mueller-Hill, Dr Neumann, Dr Otto Wolken, Dr Otto-Hans Kahler, Dr von Verschuerz, Eggenfelden, Entlassunasscheine, Eric Ruzicka, Fragebogen, Frankfurt, Fritz Holmann, Genoa, Georg Fischer, Gera, Gerald L. Posner, Guenzburg, Gustav Teller, Gyulakeszi, Ha-Mashkif, Hans Sedlmaier, Hans Ulmeier, Hausstein, Helmut Gregor, Hembrechts, Hereditary Biology, Hermann Abmayr, Hitler Youth, Holland, Holmeder, Hungarian Minister of Justice, Ibergang, Imperial Japan, Ingolstadt, Irene Mengele, James G. Horrell, Jena, Jewish Concentration Camp Inmates, Jewish Physician, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Jidisze Cajtung, Josef Mengele, Julia Kane, Kaiser Wilhelm Institute, Kaplantoti, Karl Mengele, Kreiswirtschaftsberater, KriegslazarettAbteilung 591, Landkreis Guenzburg, Leonhard Seethaler, Lethal Science, London, Los Angeles, Ludwigsburg, Mahnruf Zeitung, Mangolding, Maria Fischer, Melvin G. Kidder, Memling, Mengele Factory, Messerschmitt, Military Government, Military Government Detachment I6C3, Moosburg, Mordka Danielski, Moscow Declaration, Munich, National Archives, Nazi Party, Nazi State, Otillie Miller, Otto Eckmann, Pacific Theatre, Papu, Poland, Polish Authorities, Polish Military Mission, Racial Hygiene Institute, Regensburg, Region V, Reidering, Revisionist Zionist, Rolf Mengele, Rosenheim, Rudolf Hoess, Rumania, Schauenstein, Schwaben, Seventh Army, Simon Wiesenthal Center, Soldbuch, South America, SS Blood-Type Tattoo, Stuttgart, Szekesfehervar, Tapolca, Tel Aviv, Toedliche Wissenschaft, Transylvania, Trostberg, Ulmeier, UN War Crimes Commission, Undzer Moment, Undzer Weg, Undzer Wort, Vienna, Vilagossag, Vilseck, Warsaw, Wasseralfingen, Wehmacht, William Bemister, Windsheim, XXI Corps Area, Yugoslav, Yugoslavia

1. Release Procedures
Discharge procedures were simple and were similar to those in the 12th Armored Division areas as described by Professor Earl F. Ziemke in his book, The US Army in the Occupation of Germany :

The men lined up in the stable compound. On entering the building, they removed their shirts and raised their arms to be inspected for the SS blood-type tattoo. (SS men were held either as prisoners of war or, if they had enough rank, under automatic arrest). After they were inspected, German doctors gave them superficial physical examinations and separated any who were obviously sick. Next the men filled out counterintelligence questionnaires and were interviewed briefly to determine whether they were subject to automatic arrest or had technical skills of intelligence interest. Those who fell into neither category were given slips stamped with a ‘B’ and could be discharged. Those with an ‘A’ slip were put under automatic arrest when they reached the end of the line, With a ‘C’ they were held as prisoners of war. The next step was to fill out the so-called P-4 form, on which the soldier was required to give his name, the names of his close relatives, and his place of residence. After completing the form, he turned his Soldbuch (pay book) over to a German clerk and received a discharge form and instructions on how to act. If he was going to a place in the Seventh Army area, he was also given half a loaf of black bread and about a pound of lard, his rations for the trip, and could leave the stable to wait for a truck to take him home.

Dec

2009

Capt Alfred A. Cunningham, Marine Pilote, 1917

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Category : Archive Stories, Capt A Cunningham

Tags: 124th Escadrille, 15th Escadrille, 4th French Army, 65th Escadrille, 6th French Army, 85th Escadrille, Adelphi Hotel, Admiral Niblack, AEF Headquarters, Algerians, American Embassy, Amiens, Annapolis, Anzani Motor, Arcachon, Army Ecole d'Aviation, Army Headquarters, Aviation Headquarters, Avord, Belgian Coast, Bleriot, Blimp, Bois de Boche, Bourges, Bourmont, Breguet, British Squadron no. 3, Cafe Americain, Calais, Capt Alfred Austell Cunningham, Capt Guynemer, Capt Levy, Caudron Training Planes, Cazaux, Cdr. Ramsay, Chaumont, Chief of Flying, Col Fabre, Col Feland, Countess Bourg, Culver, Damblain, Domblain, Dover, Dr. Graham A. Cosmas, Duchess of D'Lambrosia, Duke of Orleans, Dunkirk, Eastchurch, Ecole de Tir et d'Aviation, England, First Marine Aviation Force, Fokker Monoplane, Folies Bergere, France, French Flying Corps, French Revolution, Gare de Orsay, Gen Harbord, General Board of the Navy, German U-boat, Grand Hotel, H-12 Curtiss, Hispana-Suisa, HMS BROKE, Hotel de France, Hotel de l'Univers, Hythe, King Albert, La Cheppe, La Fayette Escadrille, La Noblette, La Test, Lafayette Escadrille, Lamothe, Latin Quartier, Le Crotoy, Le Havre, Le Rhone Motor, Lieut Rene Simon, Liverpool, Loire River, London, Long Island, Lord Chief Justice of England, Lord Northcliffe, Lourdes, LVG Biplane, Maj Dunsworth, Maj Gen Bundy, Maj Gen George Barnett, Manuscript Collection, Marine Corps, Marine Corps Aeronautic Company, Marine Corps Museum, Milling, Mineola, Morane Parasol, Mr. Charles A. Wood, Mr. Rowland P. Gill, Mrs. Alexander H. Jefferies, Mrs. Joyce Blackman, Nieuport de Chasse, Nieuport Monosoupape, North Atlantic, Northern Bombing Group, Paris, Pau, Pensacola, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Navy Yard, Pyrennées Mountains, Robertson, Rumpler 2, San Paul, Soissons, Spad, Spad Factory, Spanish-American War, SS Hantonia, SS St Louis, SS St Paul, St Georges Channel, Suippes, Theatre Femina, Tours, University of Guam, University of Texas, US Army, US Navy Ford, USS Conyngham, USS Jacob Jones, Vieux Charles, Villacoublay, Voisin Triplane, World War I, Wright, Zeppelin L-49

This diary recounts the experiences and impressions of Capt Alfred Austell Cunningham, the first Marine aviator, during his tour of British and French aviation facilities in November and December 1917. The document reveals much about the character and personality of a notable Marine and gives a view of wartime England and France as seen through his eyes. Dr. Graham A. Cosmas, the editor, joined the staff of the Division of History and Museums in December 1973 after teaching history at the University of Texas and the University of Guam. He has a PhD in History from the University of Texas and has published several articles on United States military history, as well as a book on the US Army in the Spanish-American War. The Cunningham diary, is presented here by itself as a preview of a larger collection of Cunningham materials from World War I which will be edited by Dr. Cosmas and published next year by the History and Museums Division.
EDWIN H. SIMMONS, Brigadier General, US Marine Corps (Ret.), Director of Marine Corps History and Museums
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Nov

2009

Kay Summersby – Ike Was my Boss (12)

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Category : Archive Stories, Kay Summersby

Tags: AFHQ, Air Chief Marshal Leigh-Mallory, Anvil, Arnold, Bangor, Beaches, Bradley, Buzz Bomb, C-47, Capt Larry Hansen, Cherbourg, Chief of Staff, Combined Chiefs of Staff, D-Day, Deputy Theater Commander, Empire State Building, Florida, Fort Benning, Gen "Jumbo" Wilson, Gen de Gaulle, General John G. H. Lee, H-Hour, Hungary, Iceland, Invasion, King, King George VI, Leningrad, London, Lt John S. D. Eisenhower, Manhattan, Marshall, Mattie Pinette, Mediterranean Forces, Montgomery, Nazi Europe, New York State, Normandy, North Atlantic, North-Africa, Portsmouth, Potomac, President Roosevelt, Prestwick, Prime Minister, Ramsay, Sgt Farr, SHAEF, Southern France, Southwick CP, Stalin, Supreme Commander, Telegraph Cottage, Tex Lee, Trieste, Virginia, War Room, Washington, West Point, Winston Churchill

The rest of that day is history. Personally, I spent it praying for the invaders … and, like the rest of his official family, aching with sympathy for our apprehensive Boss.
Gen Eisenhower stood the appalling strain for another day. Then, in the early morning of June 7 it was 0720-H, just twenty-six hours after H-Hour he left for Normandy’s beaches. I fled to the lonely comfort of our trailer-headquarters. Working on the General’s “fan mail” never seemed so difficult, so unimportant; but it helped smother worries.
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Oct

2009

Kay Summersby – Ike Was my Boss (11)

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Category : Archive Stories, Kay Summersby

Tags: 101st Airborne Division, Addison Road Station, Air Chief Marshal Sir Trafford Leigh-Mallory, Air Ministry, Algiers, American Red Cross, Anthony Eden, Anvil, Anzio, Army Group's Bryanston, Associated Press, Aussies, B-17, B-29, Belgians, Berkeley Square, Bovington, Bovington Airport, Britain's West Point, British Military Assistant, British War Cabinet, Bryanston Square, Cairo, Canadians, Capri, Chesterfield Hill, Churchill, Col Ivan Cobbald, Court Calendar, Czechs, Darmouth, Dominion Prime Ministers, Duke of Norfolk, Dutch, Edgeware Road, Edward Stettinius, England, European Theater Ribbon, Field Marshal Jan Christiaan Smuts, Free French, Gen Charles Corlett, Gen Charles de Gaulle, Gen Maxwell Taylor, Grosvenor Square, Hackbridge Kennels, Hampton Court, Harvey Gibson, Hays Lodge, House of Lords, Hyde Park, Indians, Ireland, Irish, Italy, Kensington, King of England, LCT, London, LST, Lt Col Jimmy Gault, Luxor, Marrakech, Mayfair, Montgomery, New Zealanders, Newbury, Norfolk House, North-Africa, Norwegians, Overlord, Palestine, Paris, Park West, Piccadilly Circus, Poles, President Roosevelt, Prestwick, Richmond Park, Russian, Ruth Briggs, Salisbury, Sandhurst, Scots, Scots Guards, Sicily, Sir Louis Gregg, Snuffy Nixon, South Americans, Telegraph Cottage, Tenby, Times Square, Tooey Spaatz, Torch, Tunisia, Tunisian Victory Lunch, Welsh, Wes Gallagher, World War I, XIX Corps, Yorkshiremen

Suddenly the plane shot upward, roaring away from the airfield. We all smashed back against our seats. Maybe the wheels won’t come down, someone said in a small voice. Snuffy Nixon, the navigator, stuck his head in the cabin and broke the silence. Don’t worry, folks. I just got mixed up in my figuring and picked the wrong country. Not France ! we cried. No, said Snuffy, it’s not France. But it’s not England, either. He grinned over at me. This is Kay’s home. We almost landed in southern Ireland !
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Oct

2009

Kay Summersby – Ike Was my Boss (10)

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Category : Archive Stories, Kay Summersby

Tags: Admiral, Admiral William P. Leahy, Algiers, American Expeditionary Force, Amilcar, Archive Stories, Axel Munthe, Bari, Bay of Naples, Britain, C-54, Caacie, Cairo, Capri, Caruso, Caserta Palace, Chemical Warfare, Chief of Staff, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, Clark, Dakar, Distinguished Service Cross, Egypt, Eisenhower, Ellen Ruthmann, Flying Fortress, Gen Carl Tooey Spaatz, Gen Mark W. Clark, Gen Walter Bedell (Beetle) Smith, Harry Hopkins, Italian POWs, Italy, Legion of Merit, London, Maj Gen Leroy H. Watson, Malta, Marrakech, Marshall, Mattie Pinette, Mediterranean, Mike Reilly, Mount Vesuvius, Naples, Nazi Europe, North-Africa, Overlord, Pacific Theater, Palestine, Pearl Harbor, President Roosevelt, Prime Minister, Prince Urnberto, Red Cross, Rome, Sarah Oliver, Sicily, Signal Corps, Sir Alan Brooke, Sir Winston Churchill, Smith, Spaatz, Sue Sarafin, Telek, Tunis, Washington, Watson, White House

Returning from Cairo to Algiers, I began digging away at the minor mountain of paper accumulated on my desk. Memories of Egypt and Palestine faded completely as I worked late each night to reduce those piles of the General’s fan mail. Like everyone else at headquarters, however, I was still busier on unofficial duties… working overtime on the old rumor that Gen Marshall, not Gen Ike, would head the new American Expeditionary Force building in Britain, and that Ike would go to Washington to become Chief of Staff.
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Oct

2009

Kay Summersby – Ike Was my Boss (5)

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Category : Archive Stories, Kay Summersby

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Within twenty-four hours, the war ripped us apart again. Dick waved forlornly, shin-deep in mud, as Ethel, Jean, and I climbed into Gen Eisenhower’s 6-17 dispatched to make certain that we proceed to Allied Force Headquarters without further delay. When the plane pulled itself from Oran’s swampy airfield I could scarcely keep from bawling as Dick gradually diminished to a mere pinpoint near the airstrip far below. His last words still rang in my ears : Im trying to get up to the front, darling.
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May

2009

Assassination SS Reinhard Heydrich

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Category : Killing R. Heydrich, OSS & SOE

Tags: Abwehr, Admiral Canaris, Anton Kral, Aryan Origin, Balkans, Baron von Neurath, Berlin Gestapo, Brandt, Brave Norwegians, Brave Poles, Brezary, Canned Goods, Capt Anderle, Cholmondly, Col Rostock, Croix de Guerre, Czechoslovakia, Czechs, Dachau Concentration Camp, Deputy Reichsprotektor Karl Hermann Frank, Eduard Benes, Einsatzgruppen, Emanuel Moravec, Ernst von Rath, France, French Maquis, Gebhardt, Gen Frantisek Moravec, General Ingr, Gleiwitz, Gregor Strasser, Hradcany Palace, Jan Kubis, Jews, Josef Gabcik, Kladno, Lezaky, Lidice, London, Lt Col Stragmueller, Lt Opalka, MI-6, Minister of Defense, Morell, Moscow, Nazi Party, Operation Salmon, Paris, Polish Attack, Prague, Radio Prague, Reichsprotektor of Bohemia and Moravia, Reichsprotektorat, Reichssicherheitshauptamt, Reinhard Heydrich, Reslova Street, Royal Air Force, RSHA, Scandinavia, Sicherheitsdienst, SIPO, Slovakia, Southern Moravia, SS General Kurt Daluege, SS Main Security Office, SS Obergruppenfuehrer Heydrich, St Bartholomeus Orthodox Church, Sudeten, Terezin Ghetto, USSR, Yugoslav Partisans

cia-seal1 A tyrant’s death at patriots’ hands revealed as Operation Salmon of Czech Intelligence in exile.
ASSASSINATION REINHARD HEYDRICH (R. C. Jaggers)

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Mar

2009

Kay Summersby – Ike Was my Boss (1)

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Category : Archive Stories, Kay Summersby

Tags: Alene Dresmal, America, American Army Headquarters, Archive Stories, Army Driver, Audley Street, Austria, Belgium, Bushey Park, Captain Ernest (Tex) Lee, Chef Hunt, Cheltenham, Chequers, Claridge’s, Col Oveta Gulp Hobby, Cotswolds, Denmark, Dixie Belle, Dorchester, Downing Street, Egypt, Eighth Air Force, England, Ethel Westermann, France, Gen Carl Tooey Spaatz, Gen George C. Marshall, Gen Henry Happ Arnold, Gen Walter Bedell (Beetle) Smith, George Bernard Shaw, Germany, God Save the King, Grosvenor Square, Harry C. Butcher, Hendon Airport, House of Commons, Houses of Parliament, Hungary, Hyde Park, Iceland, Imperial General Staff, Inish Beg, Ireland, Italy, John G. Winant, Kathleen McCarthy-Morrogh, King Haakon, Lady Astor, Lambeth, London, Louise Anderson, Luxembourg, Maj Geg Dwight D. Eisenhower, Major Sy Bartlett, Martha Rogers, Mattie Pinette, May 1942, Mississippi, Moscow, Motor Transport Corps, Mr. Harry Hopkins, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower, North-Africa, Northholt, Paddington Station, Palestine, Park Lane, Pinetree, Prestwick Airport, Prime Minister, Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, Rhode Island, Rover, Royal Engineers, Russia, Ruth Briggs, Scotland, Sergeant Mickey McKeogh, Sicily, St James Park, Supply Headquarters, T. J. Davis, Telegraph Cottage, the Netherlands, The Sheltered Life, Tower of London, US Air Headquarters, Waiter Moaney, War Office, Warwick Court, Westminster Abbey, Winston Churchill, Worth's of Paris, Wycombe Abbey

Tossed by the fortunes of war into close association with World War IPs top leaders, Miss Summersby tells the inside story of military command from a woman’s point of view. Hers is a portrait of General Dwight D. Eisenhower as few could see him, continuously, at moments of tension, making great decisions, during long hours of routine work, and while he relaxed at bridge or horseback riding.
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Mar

2009

SOE Operations Western Europe (N-Z)

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Category : OSS & SOE

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Special Operations Executive Summary of Operations in Western Europe
This summary refers only to those operations with the fullest material in the files. For reasons of space it does not refer to every operation mentioned in the records. Similarly, the newly released records do not contain evidence on every operation which was mounted by the sections.
Source : Adam Matthew Publications
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