Wednesday, January 5, 2011

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Lafayette G Poll, As the car ignored the bloody Christmas











Lafayette G. Pool, "Lafee" was born in Texas in 1919, as a result of the marriage of a French citizen with a Native American. He had a twin brother who served in the army, fighting in the Pacific, and returning safely.
Lafee At age 22, he enlisted in the 3rd Section of the CIA "I" from 32 th Armored Regiment. In 1941 his regiment was assigned to the 3rd Armored Division. In June 1944, landed in Normandy and the 29th, the brand new Lafayette sergeant, moves into combat for the first time in the battle of Villierfossard. Subsequently take part in the battles of Falaise, Fromentel, Colombrier, Dison and Namur, in French territory, also from Eindhoven in Holland, and Bastogne Liege in Belgium, to enter by Aachen, Germany.
During his stay in Europe, were allocated to Pool 4 Shermans, the first being a M4A1 and the following M4A1/76W. They all had the same name "In the Mood ", having the misfortune to lose many times the impact of Panzerfaust, air strikes or flack88 mortals, who were posted among the trees. Lafayette
G Poll, was distinguished by an unusual ferocity in battle, even to his opponents envestida if necessary. Another feature of Sergeant Pool, was the speed with which maneuvered his car, resulting in a difficult target to hit by enemy tanks.
His crew was unconditional him even at the worst times, reaching an impressive rapport, the four crewmen working like clockwork precision.
One of the more rare feats of Lafayette G. Pool, is what happened in Colombelles (in Lower Normandy). At dawn, the Sherman, ascended a hill, when to go back almost collides head on with a Panther who was stationed there waiting. A quick escape from his crew, and a prodigious turn, prevented the firing of tank Germany, which managed to strike a projectile penetrating in the turret, he did blow. He then spotted another panther, who were escorted to several vehicles and trucks with troops Sdkf. Pool quickly calculate the distance to the eye, and said to his gunner, Ground, 1500 yards, fuegoo! and the shot, hit squarely on his turret. Quickly rush against vehicles and leave them on fire in the blink of an eye. It was noteworthy to see how Del Bogs, the ammunition, or carrying a gun again 76mm, giving no respite to the enemy almost Teutonic.
One of his "In the Mood", lost it in Falaise, when an accurate shot from a Panther made them turn over, causing the overwhelming feeling of being trapped, of being face down the hatch. At the end of an entire day were trapped inside until their rescue. Poll, was so affected by this shift that since then never closed the hatch and even used to look out
it in battle to see the enemy face to face. Fighting
always with the hatch open and torso exposed, Pool said, "I like to see who shoots me!" and "We were the invisible arm of the wrath of the Lord ..... we fought in a war that we saw just as the battle between good and evil"
His last battle, fought in Stolberg (Germany) on September 19, 1944 when his Sherman covered the right flank of the Allied advance. Poll, had the misfortune of having the ammunition Bogs, passing a medical check so his replacement was a callow youth. In a small clearing saw a German battery bet. Poll commands to load and shoot, but the new ammunition, the gun jammed and unable to shoot on time. This delay is used by the envelope battery, dealing a projectile 88, the turret Poll, which ejected 10 meters from the car. A second shot, the Sherman burst into pieces and as a result, Lafayette G Poll, lost a leg, but fortunately is rescued in time and returned to the United States.
During the four months that Pool and his group were in combat, they attributed the destruction of 258 armored vehicles, taking 250 prisoners and the death of more than 1000 enemy soldiers. It was recommended three times a congressional Medal of Honor, but was dismissed the application on the theory that a medal to a tank, was not as honorable as a foot soldier. Anyway, were awarded with the Distinguished Service Cross, Legion of Merit, Silver Star and Purple Heart. He also received the Grand Cross fourragères Belgian and French Legion of Honor.

On his return to his homeland, Poll is placed an orthopedic prosthesis, can go quickly. In his convalescence studying business and mount a gas station, but nobstante Poll, ask to rejoin the army and is accepted back in 1948. Lafayette tanks exercise instructor, and will be even as a consultant in the Korean War. Lafayette
G Poll retires from the army in 1960 and lived in Killen (Texas) with his wife, three sons and three daughters. His oldest son Jerry, became Green Beret lieutenant, disappeared in Cambodia in 1970. Her younger son Ricky, he served in the 101 Airborne in Vietnam, returning safe and sound, with the bronze medal.
On May 30, 1991, Lafayette G Poll, dies at the age of 72 years.

Roy Gardner
4-January-2011

Saturday, December 11, 2010

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During the Italian campaign in June 1943, the Canadian military, and New Zealand, assigned to the 8th British Army under the command of Montgomery, had taken active part in the invasion of Sicily. The British forces along with the 5 th Army Patton, forcing the 5 th and 8 th Army German retreat to the center of the peninsula. The town of Ortona on the Adriatic coast, is vitally important that the port has a great significance, which makes it very suitable for the supply of troops in their advance into central Europe.
For the December 6, Montgomery, send NZ troops first wave, thinking of an easy victory, but the Germans are not willing to give this great asset and defend the city with great effectiveness, decimating New Zealand and troops causing 1200 casualties.

As a second wave is sent to the 1st Canadian Infantry Division, 1 st Tank Brigade and 21 Brigade Hindu, under General Christopher Vokes. The Germans sent to Ortona as reinforcement, the 1st Fallschirmjäger Division, who will fight copper, street by street and house to house, tough resistance opposing allied contingent.
During days 20 to December 28, there is held the toughest battle of the Italian campaign, with 1375 dead, a fact that no truce will hold a peaceful Christmas. Day 24, the Canadian troops, you have to take turns to make a quick dinner on Christmas Eve and return to the front. For many, this would be his last supper.
The difficulty of fighting in the streets, the bravery of the veteran German paratroopers, made the Canadian use a safer feed, house to house through the walls, which flew on the basis of the firing of the PIAT.
After a barrage of more than 3000 tons of shells, and the ferocious attack of the Sherman tank, the town of Ortona be reduced to rubble, while frightened residents took shelter in the basement and the hospital.
24 and 25, arrive fresh troops to the Canadian side exhausted.
On December 26, U.S. troops and take the hits on Ortona and 29, the battered German troops withdraw from the city, while the Canadians manage to control all of its streets, but in 2400 this month have been killed. In the Italian front, is known to Ortona as "Little Stalingrad."
These dates would pass into history as the bloody Christmas of Ortona.

Roy Gardner (Screaming Eagles 101 Easy).

Thursday, December 2, 2010

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ORTONA CUSHMAN 53, The U.S. Airborne Scooter









In 1903, two cousins, Everett and Clinton Cushman, founded the Lincoln (Nebraska), a small company that makes engines for special use and agricultural pumps, lawnmowers, compressors boats. In 1936, they decided to build small engines for motorcycles, and this is how they decide to manufacture their first scooter in 1937, designed as a cheaper alternative to the car, given the economic crisis that prevailed at that time in the United States. Cushman Model 53, had a price of $ 159.50, which was most accessible for the working classes.


the outbreak of World War II, the Army decides to use a smaller vehicle as a liaison between troops and command, mail delivery or sanitary purposes. At that time, the Cushman scooters and enjoy a reputation for reliability in both civil and the military who were entrusted with the task of making a lightweight and Spartan, which can be launched by parachute or transported glider, which is assigned to the newly created airborne troops.



Cushman, quickly accepted the challenge and present their new Model 53 as amended, made a U-profile iron plate. Huskie is added engine, single cylinder, 4 cycle-tested and 242 cc, 4 hp, resulting in a total weight of 118 kgs. Testing Cushman, reaches 50 m / h, but reduced the final to 45 m / h.
The Army conducted tests parachuting, resulting in the destruction of the first scooter used, since the weight and the parachute was too small.
As a result, decided to lighten the scooter instead of make a larger parachute. However he added, some shocks to the wheels to withstand the impact of landing. 53
The Cushman Airborne Scooter, you are ready to be released and will be in Normandy, his baptism of war, along with 101 troops and 82 Airborne.



The use of these scooters will also be requested by the Navy for naval bases and air forces at aerodromes.
At the end of World War II, Cushman continues to manufacture their models for use of traffic police, post office, milk tricycles and golf carts.
The most famous model was the "Eagle" by 9 hp and 75 m / h, which factory for 16 years.
Cushman Scooters ceased production in 1965 and created the division of marine engines, to manufacture outboards.
Today, Cushman, engaged in small commercial vehicles for airports, stations, companies charge.


Roy Gardner (Screaming Eagles 101 Easy)

Friday, November 26, 2010

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Operation Varsity (The Great Operation Airborne).

If we mention the Operation Market Garden, as the great airborne operation, fall into a mistake, because if this was the largest operation of airborne mixed together and land, not serious about for airborne operation.
The March 24, 1945, saw the largest airborne operation in history, called Operation Varsity, framed as part of Operation Plunder.
This operation was perhaps the intention to amend the complete failure of Market Garden and again reveals the direct hand of Marshal Bernard Montgomery.
was meant making Hamminkeln cities and Wesel and this action strengthen the bridgehead of 21 army, who was stationed across the Rhine. This was launched
16,870 paratroopers behind enemy lines in the vicinity of Wesel, from the 6 th Division Aerotrasnportada British and American 17 th Airborne Division.
Its mission would be to neutralize the air defense and land, taking also the bridges over the Issel River and the city of Diersfordt, then join the 21 body on its progress.
Although initially was a lack of control by American paratroopers, due to a fault in the jump, then it would be a complete success, the overall result of their successes, reaching more than 3000 capture German prisoners. For this massive display
airborne, were used by American troops, 836 aircraft C47, C46 72 aircraft and 900 gliders CG4a. carrying 9,397 men between paratroopers and infantry.
For the British, 42 planes were used C54, 752 aircraft C47, C46 72 aircraft, and 420 Horsa gliders and Amilcar type, the latter carrying light tanks inside Locoust type. The total of British troops, was 7,220 men, and infantry paracaidstas. All this great fleet
wheel, 2153 would be protected by Spitfire and Hurricane fighters of the RAF.
This recovery operation is a low number of men about 2700 and about 3500 prisoners, by ally, and about 2000 low and 3000 by German prisoners.