By February, they were back on the offensive. On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. The division's three regiments were in a line, with the 112th, 110th, and 109th Infantry Regiments aligned north to south. Time was running out for the American companies: ammunition. Krueger was the elder of the two and lacked something of Luettwitz' dash. Four of the 707th tanks that had been crippled the previous day were drawn up on the ridge east of Wiltz to give what help they might as more or less stationary artillery. 112th. Company B held Marnach. Two hours later tanks and self-propelled guns struck the 44th Engineers, which was outposting the little hamlets northeast of Wiltz. firing positions along the road, sited to cover the Wiltz perimeter In response to their call for reinforcement and ammunition four tanks fought their way through the German infantry along the Skyline Drive, arriving in Hosingen about 2200-but with no rifle ammunition. 517th Parachute Infantry Regiment attached 110th, 431st and 448th AAA AW Battalions 75th Infantry Division . Shortly before noon the advance guard of the 60th Panzer Regiment, rolling along the Ltzkampen-Leidenborn road, appeared on the knoll west of Ltzkampen. cannon company gunners quickly bore-sighted their pieces, loaded reduced charge, and with direct fire knocked out four of the panzers. Tanks, ordered up from the division reserve, had not yet arrived. The 28th Division got caught in the Battle of the Bulge and endured many casualties. The 26th Volks Grenadier Division was across the Our River in force but had failed to gain its first-day objective, control of the Clerf River crossings. The 26th Volks Grenadier Division, which had allowed the 112th to go about its training program with only very minor interruption, marched south to join the XLVII Panzer Corps and take part in the attack for Bastogne. Manteuffel also held strongly for infiltration tactics by small detachments, such as were conventionally employed by both opponents on the Eastern Front. Get Military Unit/Ship Histories and After Action Records (AAR) We offer access to after action reports and operational records from all branches of the U.S. Military. When orders finally arrived to hold in place, the 3d Battalion had reached a trident crossroad southwest of the town. Picture Information. Certainly the enemy infantry were spreading rapidly through the woods and draws between the American front line and the Our River. The 109th Infantry was losing ground on its north flank and soon would be forced back fanwise into the 9th Armored Division zone. On the Battle of the Bulge: Eisenhower, John S. D. The Bitter Woods. The tankers had been told that there were no friendly troops on the road and just Outside Holzthum knocked out an antitank gun placed there by Company I. After the fall of Hosingen the 3d Battalion elements in Consthum offered the last organized resistance in the 28th Infantry Division center east of the Clerf River. These units combined have 17 campaign streamers from the American Civil War: Po Valley, Manassas, Antietam, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Atlanta, Fredericksburg, Vicksburg, the Wilderness, Spottsylvania, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, Battle of Appomattox, Virginia 1861, South Carolina 1862, Mississippi 1863, Tennessee 1863. trusted officers set feverishly to work on plans for Christrose, From Philadelphia to the Battle of the Bulge: The Brief Life of Pvt. . it to call on neighboring battalions, attacking Weiler, to help outflank The total impact of the severe German blows dealt the 110th Infantry in the late afternoon and evening of 17 December was not felt at the division and corps headquarters for several hours. At the chteau, however, headquarters company still was hard pressed by riflemen and machine gunners in the houses nearby. The northernmost of the four roads had a good all-weather surface, was the only main through road running east to west through the area, and gave direct access to Clerf and Bastogne. Two company kitchens were captured and one or two observation posts cut off, but the artillery observer inside Sevenig was able to direct the 229th Field Artillery howitzers onto the Germans in the draw. The numerous pillboxes provided a substantial amount of cover; the 3d Battalion, for example, was not seriously endangered until the attacking tanks maneuvered close enough for direct fire. All VIII Corps units were to hold their positions until they were "completely untenable," and in no event would they fall back beyond a specified final defense line. In the meantime the Company C advance north toward Marnach also ran into trouble: persistent small arms fire forced the infantry to leave the road and move slowly across country. columns. Losses in equipment had been particularly heavy. It was accounted the regimental reserve, having fixed schemes of employment for support of the two battalions in the north by counterattack either northeast or southeast. observers could see the enemy assembling in the woods just to the north. From town and river rise wooded and precipitous slopes, particularly sharp and difficult to the east. 194 Glider Infantry Regiment Interrogation & Patrol Reports, Dec 1944-Jan. 1945 . . After years of training, the unit first entered the continent of Europe on the Normandy beaches following the D-Day landing. On the Wahlhausen road the 3d Battalion observation post, defended by the Company I platoon, called for ammunition and was told that tanks were being sent with resupply. (Lt. Col. Clarion J. Kjeldseth) to Wiltz on the previous evening with A few attacks were started against the new American line, which now covered Beiler, Lieler, and Lausdorn, but none were energetic. The battle of the bulge had begun. The bulk of the 3d Battalion held their positions despite surprise, defending from pillboxes and foxholes. This experience, events would show, had borne little fruit. The 3d Battalion commenced its withdrawal at 2200 under orders to pull back through Ouren. General Middleton agreed, but with the proviso that the regiment should remain close enough to the river to deny an enemy crossing. The American infantry had made excellent use of the ground and had held their positions, refusing to buckle under the weight of numbers. This was not quite the end in Clerf. Co-ordination between small packets of infantry and armor, hard at best, was made most difficult by this kind of piecemeal commitment. led the corps commander to order the 116th Panzer Division employ the armor once these two rivers lay behind. . First the Werfers and guns pounded the front line, particularly the 1st Battalion positions. 1941 to 1945 with the 112th Regiment of the 28th Infantry Division in France, Belgium, Luxemburg and Germany, including the Liberation of Paris and the Battle of the Bulg : 04/11/2008 Endicott : His staff and regimental commanders, appointees of Generaloberst Kurt Student, had formed a clique against the previous commander and were hostile to Heilmann.19 Furthermore, troops and troop leaders were poorly trained, coming as they had only recently from Luftwaffe ground units. both the 26th Volks Grenadier Division and the 2d Panzer Division had crossed the river and taken some part in the fight. to bypass Wiltz on 19 December with his entire division but now found that he could not get his regiments back in hand. The Americans were not too worried by the flanking move because tanks of the 10th Armored Division were expected momentarily. The regimental position, really a series of squad and platoon posts, followed a ridge line south through Harspelt and Sevenig, then bent back across the Our and followed the western slopes of the river nearly to Kalborn. Second, he had to disregard his own flanks, particularly on the south, and resolutely refuse to detach any force for flank protection until the main body was west of the Meuse. The lion is in the infantry color and both symbols represent the locale of the regiment's combat in World War II. battalion, hastily formed from the 28th Division headquarters, by setting Shortly before dark the 60-ton bridges were completed at Gemnd and Dasburg (inexperienced engineers and the difficulties attendant on moving the heavy structures down to the river bed had slowed construction markedly), and the German tanks and assault guns moved across to give the coup de grce to the villages still defended by the 110th Infantry. The 2d Battalion's Civilian Military Operations unit (S-9) oversaw the distribution of roughly $20 million to the Iraqi people in efforts to stabilize the Iraqi economy and build public works projects including police stations, schools, hospitals, fire departments, youth centers, and water pumping stations. On the morning of 19 December the headquarters of the 28th Infantry Division transferred from Wiltz to Sibret, southwest of Bastogne. [4] During December 1944, the 112th Infantry Regimental Combat Team was holding a 6-1/2-mile long sector which the Germans attacked with nine divisions. Marnach garrison out of the way, but an hour later Company B radioed that three hundred Germans were northwest and southwest of Marnach. At Weiler the Americans, with only a few rounds left, were completely surrounded and decided to fight their way out. in to the south edge of Hosingen, contrary to orders, and there grappled When this was refused the Germans systematically set to work to surround the village; by dark they had ringed Weiler. At 2100, therefore, General Cota turned the reserve rifle battalion back to the 110th Infantry, minus Company G which was moved to Wiltz to defend the division command post, and agreed with Colonel Fuller's proposal that the battalion be used in an attack eastward to restore American control at Marnach. The shield is white, the old infantry color. on Sevenig, farther to the south its 1128th Regiment had seized West of the ridge, Company L in Holzthum and the headquarters company and Company M in Consthum barred a direct approach to the Clerf crossing site at Wilwerwiltz. At the crossroads village of Hosingen atop the Skyline Drive, Although Fuller pled for the return of the 2d Battalion to his regiment, Cota refused to release this last division reserve. On the eve of commitment the two tank battalions were about full strength, with 27 Mark IV's, 58 Panthers, and 48 armored assault guns in the division tank parks. Prior to the attack, 83,000 Americans in four divisions (the 28th, 4th, 106th, and 99th) held an 80-mile, thinly stretched line that crossed through . USA soldiers during the Battle of the Bulge, 1944. On the evening of the 18th Col. Ludwig Heilmann, commander of the 5th Parachute Division, knew that the divisions on his right and left were well ahead of his own. By the second day it was apparent that the combination of stubborn resistance and poor approach roads would delay the projected crossing at Ouren. Perhaps the tankers were too busy looting the American freight cars and supply dumps to bother with the little force in the chteau. by HistoryNet Staff 6/12/2006. Interlocking machine gun and rifle fire blocked off the German reinforcements some sixty were captured and the rest dug in where they could. Attached below and to the sides of the shield a Silver scroll inscribed "STRIVE OBEY ENDURE" in blue letters. Accession 45223. James Russell Fostervold, 86, of Willmar, died Tuesday at his home following an illness. . Hitler had committed Bayerlein's tanks in an abortive counterattack designed to roll up the exposed flank of the American Third Army on the Saar.4 This Panzer Lehr thrust failed, and at the beginning of December Bayerlein's command was brought north to the Eifel district for an emergency attempt at refitting. 65th Infantry Regiment, Puerto Rican Casualties 66th Armored, Casualties 714th Anti Tank . Small detachments with burp guns now crept down through the dark and engaged the troops in and around the chteau. In fact, detachments of the 39th Regiment had crossed the Skyline Drive unobserved and were moving in to surprise Holzthum. Finally Luettwitz was promised two 60-ton bridges-capable of carrying his Panthers-and very considerable support from the Luftwaffe. Information on the hard-pressed battalions and their companies was sketchy and secondhand. in the Ardennes sector. Volks Grenadier Division) had not fared too well in the attack He died on Nov. 29, 1944 and is buried at Henri-Chapelle in Hombourg, Belgium. The 26th Volks Grenadier Division needed Hosinen badly. The appearance of the Shermans in Clerf cooled the ardor of the German infantry. By this time, however, the advance infantry detachments of the 2d Panzer Division were not only involved in a battle to knock out Marnach but were pushing past the village en route to Clerf. New York: Orion Books, 1989. Of the 1st Battalion, only a part of Company C retained its organization. The enemy attempt to capture or destroy the American command posts, kitchens, and observation posts was only partially successful, although the grenadier assault parties were well inside the 3d Battalion positions when day broke. This company was also in Altoona. They conducted full spectrum operations in and around Baghdad, Iraq. of the 2d Battalion (Lt. Col. J. L. MacSalka) assembled in a draw between Roads and bridges, he reckoned, must be in shape to support the American troops east of the river. This highway (known to the Americans as the Skyline Drive) and the garrison line paralleled the Our at a distance of one and a half to two and a half miles. then, as seen by Manteuffel and Luettwitz, was not how to achieve the The sector at the Our River in which Luettwitz' corps would begin the attack was a little over seven miles wide, the villages of Dahnen on the north and Stolzembourg on the south serving as boundary markers. About 0300 engineers manning pneumatic rubber boats began ferrying the 80-man assault companies and heavy infantry weapons across the river. Replacements, mostly from the Navy, were whipped into shape by the "Old 26th," and first-rate equipment replaced that lost in the east. Although delayed by inadequate deliveries of POL and the traffic jam on the damaged Dasburg-Marnach road the entire division, including its tank regiment, assembled on the west bank around Heinerscheid during the night of 17-18 December. He expected that the tactics of predawn infiltration would pay off and that his assault detachments would have reached the crest line, Lascheid-Heinerscheid-Roder-Hosingen, before noon on D-day. midafternoon, leaving open an avenue into the 2d Battalion left flank. At the crossroads east of Eschweiler the Reconnaissance Battalion turned to the left and bore down on Wiltz. . The unit was mustered out of federal service on 6 December 1945 at Camp Gordon, Georgia. Here it lay astride the main attack axis of the German LXVII Panzer Corps of the Fifth Panzer Army headed to Bastogne, Belgium, and points west. 4th Infantry Division Campaigns during World War II. There the infantry driving toward the town of Clerf had been stopped short of their objective. As the enemy gun layers dropped their range back to the river and then to the American positions, the searchlights blinked on, searching out pillboxes and bunkers. of the 77th, under the cover provided by German artillery, drove At the same time the light tank company in the 112th area was alerted by division headquarters for an attack south along the Skyline Drive, also directed toward Marnach, as soon as daylight came. Meanwhile, General Middleton, the VIII Corps commander, issued a holdfast order to all his troops. In the north, contact was maintained with the 106th Infantry Division at a point northwest of Ltzkampen. Meanwhile the mortar crews took a hand from their foxholes on the hill behind Sevenig, dropping mortar shells into the hollows where the Germans congregated or picking them off with carbines. The regiment was awarded battle streamers marked Champagne 1918, Champagne-Marne, Aisne-Marne, Oise-Marne, Lorraine 1918, and Meuse-Argonne for its service in France. afternoon. He was a prisoner of war at Stalag IV-B in the town of Mhlberg an der Elbe for six months. At l825 Colonel Fuller phoned the 28th Division chief of staff that his command post was under fire and that enemy tanks occupied the town. The Lead-Up to the Battle of the Bulge. or support the 3d Battalion, 110th Infantry, fighting at Consthum. The insignia was amended to correct the blazon on 16 May 2008. The roads in the The speed of the German attack caught most of the regimental medical company and troops from the headquarters and cannon companies. But the German infantry were more vulnerable and their march was delayed for several hours before engineers and self-propelled 88's finally set the riddled chteau afire and forced the Americans to surrender. Covers operations in all theaters of operations. After dark on 17 December a captain led in about twenty-five men of Company I from Weiler, after a desperate march, narrow escapes, and an ambuscade. For their exploits, the I&R Platoon, 394th Infantry Regiment, 99th Infantry Division, would later become "the most heavily decorated . Colonel Fuller had ordered a platoon of the 2d Battalion to swing south and bar the road, but it was already dominated by the German armor. that a bridge could be in before the night of 17 December. Po Valley-Manassas-Antietam-Chancellorsville-Gettysburg-Atlanta-Fredericksburg-Vicksburg-Wilderness-Spotsylvania-Cold Harbor-Petersburg-Appomattox-Virginia 1861-South Carolina 1862-Mississippi 1863-Tennessee 1863. In the 110th zone four roads ran from the German border at the Our, up and over the Skyline Drive, and down to the Clerf. The main body of the 560th Volks Grenadier Division also had detoured around the stubborn men and difficult ground in the 112th Infantry area, extending the bridgehead which the 1128th Regiment had seized east of Heinerscheid on 17 December. The sequence of events in this story of difficulties in command and communication is none too clear, but the VIII Corps commander approved the attachment. Their fate is unknown. The unit was transported to and garrisoned at El Paso, Texas for training, but was never utilized because hostilities ended. The line of departure for Krueger's corps began across the Our from Kalborn and extended north to a point east of Burg Reuland. The 2nd Battalion, 112th Infantry was formed from units of the 104th Armored Cavalry on 01 April 1975. The orders given the 116th Panzer Division on the night of 16 December to switch to the left were altered on the 17th to start its infantry regiments marching still farther south to the Dasburg bridgehead held by the neighboring corps. By nightfall the 3d Battalion line on the Sevenig ridge had been Company I (minus the platoon at Wahlhausen), a section of 81-mm. In sum, the way through Clerf would be none too easy for an armored division.10. 3. 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