European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 15, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse March 15. 1968 the stars and stripes Page 9 and invasion training soldiers learn when to by Doug Nesbit Fuerth Germany special his Hod shaking with fatigue and eyes sins from the rivulets of sweat run Ning Down his face the american sol Dier stared at his interrogator and said had been standing at attention with his arms outstretched in front of him for More than three quarters of an hour. He was making an Effort to ignore the threats and promises of his captors As they hovered around him. He refuse the cigarette offered to him. And he refused to sign the paper. Abruptly the interrogator ordered get him out of Here. I m sick of look ing at the scene with Many variations was reenacted Over and Over during escape and evasion training As men of the 4tharmd div s co a 2nd in 37th Armor Learned what to expect should they be come a prisoner of War. The escape and evasion course gives men a practical exercise of the code of conduct and teaches them to act As team in a . Situation said 2nd it. Timothy j. Desiderio platoon Leader of co c and designer of the course. Desiderio stressed that modern interrogation methods employ mental rather than physical intimidation. Prisoner scan be manipulated by psychological trickery and embarrassment before their Peers Desiderio said. It catches them off guard while physical torture Only reminds them of what is wanted of while some men were subjected touch endurance tests As the example cited above the few who did break Dowland sign the paper did so after verbal harassment. The minor physical punishment Only made prisoners More determined to resist according to Desi Derio. The company s lesson in escape an evasion began at an aggressor collect ing Point where the lower ranking enlisted men were segregated from their cos and interrogated one at a prisoners were asked to sign a statement of health for the red Cross to report to their next of under the code of conduct men of . Armed forces Are forbidden to sign anything if held prisoner. The interrogators and aggressors men of co a 3rd in 51st inf used a wide variety of appeals ranging from Friendly persuasion to angry threats and in sults. In the Dungeon like room where the prisoners were held a loud speaker would blare propaganda and dedicate songs to certain selected men to Embarrass interrogation the prisoners were taken to a prison Camp from which the were to escape and return to Friendly forces during a cold Rainy exercise was designed to teach men to take advantage of opportunities and unxj8cted developments rather than spa Cyffic escape techniques de Siderio Teia ared. The course also tested their a titty to move undetected from one Poi if to another at night without comp jul. On flu it Access of the training Desi Derio cow nested there Are obvious in administering escape and Ert Sitt training since there Are Lim Tafi is on the treatment of prisoners. How Evex Many of .the.men.took.4iietraining a timely arts reacted properly to the Teit. The training was beneficial in just giving them a taste of what they might encounter in the real of co c varied in their opinions of the course. While some men inter viewed voiced reactions inappropriate for publishing others were enthusiastic about the training. When asked what he thought of the Long escape trek through the cold dark wet Woods spec. 4 Tom Landrum a co c clerk simply said Good grief Tri nation police meet at Lindsey Wiesbaden special i looked like a typical Fasching season prank. There in the mid dle of some of Wiesbaden busiest downtown intersections stood men and women wearing the uniform of her majesty s constabulary. With the exception of routing the traffic Down the right Side of the Street All theother mannerisms were those of great Britain s finest the Bobby costumes were not rented at least not the 32 worn by members of a division London metropolitan police Hereford a visit with their German forces Are members of the International police association. Last fall the Wiesbaden police wont to London and at the end of their trip they invited the bobbies to visit the state of Hesson. The local lawmen decided tomake the affair a Tri nation gathering by extending an invitation to the 7100th Security police so to come to All the lecture Sand Tours. The men of the 7100th reciprocated by giving the British visitors a tour of the Hindon Burg Cavern and the sentry dog enter. How did the bobbies like their stay according to Constable Jerry Williams normally As signed to the Tottenham police station we enjoyed every min Ute of it. The hospitality was just guarded the main Gate at Lindsey air station is Well guarded by International police men from great Britain Germany and the .air Force. This Man really got his pass checked. To gets new look by John Kruege staff writer Frankfurt is . Army s rail transportation office to at the main train station Here has a new look. The face lifting came about through a $3,200, six month rejuvenation Center on the East Side of the station processes some in coming 4,000 to 5,000 unaccompanied army enlisted men arriving in Europe each week at Here from the air base they entrain for their assign ments received Here through the 21st replacement in former Yin Bremerhaven. The to also serves As a wait ing room for Berlin train Book Ings made at facilities immediately next door. In addition the to staff headed by sgt. a. Benjamin handles boat and train bookings and arrange ments for some commercial plane conducted through the to is for military toy orcs. The latter in the Case of pm concerns Only individual without families. Manning the Center 17 hour daily the year around with Ben Jamin Are staff sgt. Ronald Hac cock spec. 5 George Balko spec. 4 John Rebeck and Dennis and Nester. 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Morris is the project office for project transition through which separating air Force personnel Are helped to find employment with civilian Industry based on a combination of their skills and personal . Robert e. Goebel 7101st Materiel so was on his payback to civilian life. Orders for his separation had already boo published when he came to the transition office for Bis interviews with Morris it was determined actually liked air Force life. However be was dissatisfied with his career Field. Our office normally has Noth ing to do with reenlistment coun seling or motivating airmen to reenlist says Morris. However on occasion it turns out that the people we counsel on civilian employment opportunities Don actually want to leave the serv ice. But they have the wrong idea that because they Are in a Job they Don t particularly enjoy they will never be Able to train into a Field closer to their wishes that s when they get out of the air ," continues Morris there Are main instances where moving a Man into a Job which to would prefer to have is no tall that difficult. That s what happened with some investigation of available positions in the supp Lyfield the project officer was Ablett get the almost civilian airman into the exact career Field he desired. Chalk up save number a preliminary step prior to separation each airman fills outa Dod questionnaire. Sgt. Rich Ard f. Loucks also of the 7101stmateriel so indicated that he was undecided about reenlist Tingaud that his decision was Pri Marily hinged to his being a Leto train into another career specially within the Supply again it was transition to the Rescue. Morris investigative groundwork in the Supply area was already Complete s Case. In a Short while approval was secured for the Fence sitting to move into the Field of his Are delighted at the Way it turned out says Morns. of these two men Are unexpected benefits which make this Job All the More he Allan ii our "
