https://www.rickpackard.com/1961-berlin-crisis daily 0.75 2024-10-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/84a1521e-bfc6-4587-a5ef-7c056a292553/conrad-schumann-defects-to-west-berlin-1961-full.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/c07a49ad-51b9-4403-bb1d-fb0941ca3ad2/US_Army_tanks_face_off_against_Soviet_tanks%2C_Berlin_1961.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/52940de0-ef73-43e4-afab-9d4a11264a58/1961-Berlin-Wall.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/b0796463-8936-4bbc-9640-6a153559db5c/Barbed-wire-barrier-Berlin-Wall.jpeg https://www.rickpackard.com/1961-berlin-crisis-materials daily 0.75 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/3a227508-c326-484d-a9a4-86d861a53af1/01.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 01 - My mom Darlene, my dad Dick, and me about a year before the Berlin Crisis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/41c34fbd-e486-40fe-910b-402c6337cfe5/02.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 02 - About a year later, my sister Cindy entered the picture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/bac892a9-b850-41dc-9e5d-8e2c870aaf78/scrapbook+cover.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 03 - My dad's scrapbook of his Berlin Crisis heroic exploits. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/1728925453484-J6CH0YA6Y094LP692HDP/003.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 04 - And then the news came that no one wanted to hear. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/8719bf62-6a68-4005-a6c9-d2042a78aa71/007.1.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 05 - "...divisions will be subjected to intensified training to bring them to combat readiness, available for use overseas if the Berlin crisis deepens." Scary stuff. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/1542c8c8-08f4-45f1-87d2-53d3e3df4d0f/Notice+of+Alert+00.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 06 - My dad's Active Duty Order. He had to appear the day before my 2nd birthday - must have been a very stressful time for my mom and dad. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/047ef091-7a93-488f-b5b1-790185ed2c38/008.00.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 07 - My dad was always very proud to have been a member of the Red Arrow Division. His call-up was 21 years to the day after members of the famed 32nd were called-up to fight in WWII. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/fef771da-2618-4414-86c0-3a7519c19ba1/013.00.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 08 - October 1961 - No one looks too excited about the upcoming year. (L-R) me, my mom, my grandma (my mom's mom), my sister Cindy, and my aunt Kathy (my mom's sister). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/9f314681-1a82-4e50-a8fb-179f8872b887/baby+pix.00.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 09 - Professional photos of my sister and me taken in October 1961, I'm guessing this was so my dad could have them with him. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/25481fc0-8793-42fc-a7c7-cfff28bca55d/Depart+010.00.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 10 - The day no one wanted to arrive. And the damn Russians tested a 30-megaton nuclear bomb above the Arctic Circle the day before. What a terrifying situation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/bda487d5-00f2-4932-b364-318c8fa80ee6/010.000.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 11 - It was a difficult time for so many. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/d8c08778-0d1e-49f0-aa51-dafe2a6ca18d/BobMarie.00.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 12 - I'm sure it was especially difficult for these two -- my uncle Bob (my mom's brother) and my aunt Marie. Bob was called-up along with my dad. After news of the call-up came, Bob and Marie got married earlier in October. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/ef7d3854-93b4-4d60-98db-5bcbbba1d0d5/City+Pauses.00.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 13 - More from the Portage paper -- Info about the departure ceremony and the anticipated training for the men. There is a sweet offer at the end of the article from "the mother of a Portage woman" who wanted to help soldiers by providing information and transportation. Definitely a different world back then. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/24b2ebf8-b34e-4550-a0e4-f94b88e3f20a/teargas.00.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 14 - The last from Portage's October 24, 1961 newspaper, including some tear gas related humor. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/a6c1d1d2-2391-4028-a5cb-74fe9ed2db31/Oct+Rail+Route.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 15 - The soldiers' train route from Wisconsin to Fort Lewis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/228feb51-cfb1-41cb-98a1-7de5a389d970/015.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 16 - The Capital Times put together a huge spread honoring the soldiers departing from the Madison area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/076bea26-b896-4287-8b8a-c05dde6609bc/Yanks+Defy+New+Edict.00.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 17 - The patches are from my dad's uniform. And there is more from the Oct. 24 issue of the Cap Times. He was an SP-5 (Specialist) during this time. The Army used the Specialist (SP-4 to - SP-9) rank until 1985 in order to distinguish between tactical and technical experts. In today's world, an SP-5 is basically the same as a Sergeant rank. It's interesting too that the Vietnam conflict reared its ugly head during these events - If my dad had been just a little younger, he might have ended up there. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/6bc8608f-4c07-47b8-869c-63625d2c7e33/Life+Cover.00.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 18 - Life Magazine even did a feature on the October 1961 call to duty. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/658d3863-dcc1-47da-83c9-91d4ca0a7d3c/00.+Reedsburg+parade.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 19 - Life Magazine covered call-up events in Reedsburg, Wisconsin, which is only 30 miles from Portage. The photo spread provides a glimpse into Wisconsin small town life at this stressful time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/dee072be-6974-4a34-92e3-9415fe31728a/00.+Disruption+in+reedsburg.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 20 - So much disruption, just because the Russians couldn't play nice. Sounds a lot like the Russian war in Ukraine these days. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/9d44e5f8-8f00-4606-90db-ed4ed81ba9dc/senator+packers.00.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 21 - A Senator from Wisconsin wanted to give Green Bay Packer players deferments from the call-up. The idea didn't set so well with the author of this editorial. (Note: Packer players Paul Hornung, Ray Nitschke, and Boyd Dowler were required to report for active duty, just like my dad -- but they somehow also managed to play pro football every weekend.) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/b416bcab-9d1c-4732-bd6c-feb9c32a4f79/1940+Memories.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 22 - There were several articles in my dad's scrapbook about the eerie similarities between the WWII and 1961 call-ups of the 32nd. I think this is the most interesting of them. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/958eacf0-db40-49a8-9333-67d213ed0017/Drive+Out.00.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 23 - We followed my dad to Washington by car shortly after he left by train. My uncle Marv (my mom's brother), who was 16 at the time, drove my mom, my aunt Marie, my sister, and me in a little red Rambler about 2,000 miles across the country. My mom told me years ago that "The Lion Sleeps Tonight," by The Tokens, was frequently played on the radio during the drive. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/60b5dd84-8875-4ec7-be1b-7c6d7b514cee/Yelm+spread.0000.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 24 - We ended up in Yelm, Washington, with a population of about 500 people in 1961. Unfortunately, I have very few family photos from this time period, but I've cobbled together a few pics from the web. As the map shows, Yelm is quite close to Ft. Lewis, Mt. Rainier, and Seattle. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/d97e8db7-4ae1-4839-82f3-89db9181c9af/ft+lewis.00.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 25 - My dad's train ride ended at Fort Lewis, Washington, a 136 square mile army base with the capacity to hold tens of thousands of soldiers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/3a892fa6-9b87-4928-804d-cbff61023aac/00.Mid-Fall+at+the+Fort.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 26 - These are updates on the soldiers from October and November 1961. Notice that my uncle Bob is in another photo, waiting for his paycheck! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/d3016d92-75a3-48e1-9913-36fe86f7b6a2/Politics+1.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 27 - A member of Wisconsin's Congressional Delegation complained that the soldiers arrived at the Fort and then had nothing to do. I guess he never heard of "hurry up and wait" -- a phrase used in the military to describe the situation of rushing to complete a task or arrive at a destination, only to find nothing happening when you arrive. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/36c8ddde-6c00-4852-82d1-359d7916d14c/Politics+2.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 28 - More complaints about the allegedly disorganized operation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/01741930-ae5d-4bf9-8f41-cace54a9260c/Politics+3.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 29 - Senator Proxmire of Wisconsin conducted his own inspection of Fort Lewis, even bunking with the enlisted men during his stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/4eb7be93-2f89-4654-b6f1-4716cbe9d0e2/politics+4.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 30 - Sen. Proxmire said the 32nd was a "good tough outfit with excellent morale; not a lost division," as others had claimed. On the other hand, Rep. Melvin Laird noted that no work had been done to update the barracks since 1946. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/c7188aac-7373-49f7-a46c-7a2aa8920217/November+news.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 31 - November updates on the 32nd, including a description of a very rainy Veteran's Day Celebration with a "field of wet and dripping soldiers." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/a9f9814f-b40a-4ec7-8b8a-2ddae59a1382/Misc+photos+1.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 32 - Photos of Fort Lewis and soldiers in-action, courtesy of the federal government. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/8e0a7a2b-1c02-4662-9cfb-b751e4e37f11/Screenshot+2024-10-20+at+4.06.53%E2%80%AFPM.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 33 - More photos of the men in-action. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/eb805ddf-4296-4818-9054-f3c6e39f70ce/xmas.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 34 - While they were initially told that they would not be home for Christmas, most of the soldiers did indeed receive some leave time. My dad and mom (and I assume my sister and I went too!) made it back to Wisconsin for visits with family. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/1c56ea01-4209-46b8-8886-e04e622f4045/+photos+%2762.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 35 - Unfortunately, I have very few photos from 1961-62, but here are two more in my possession. Top left is my dad, sister, and me on the shores of the Pacific Ocean. Top right is a portrait that I assume was take in front of our Yelm rental. The last item is just too unique to pass-up -- a 1962 life insurance canceled premium check filled-out by my mom and signed by my dad. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/1ccd3ede-b0c4-4d1e-ad00-848fc7808180/Desert+Maneuvers.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 36 - My dad and his compatriots spent nearly a week in the Mojave Desert on maneuvers. That was the first and last time he ever flew in an airplane - he had no interest in being inside one again after that experience! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/39c6ac86-9e89-47ba-be8f-233f0cc10674/Desert+pix.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 37 - Photos from the Mojave, again courtesy of the feds. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/76931a5d-8cd7-444d-8b75-533db89f3469/Worlds+Fair.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 38 - During one of my dad's passes off-base, we visited the World's Fair in Seattle. I recall seeing photos of that day somewhere... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/ac819297-942e-47bf-8a50-529cf8df390b/May+-+Yakima+Maneuvers+1.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 39 - More maneuvers, this time one of America's largest peacetime maneuvers, were held for two weeks in Yakima, Washington (about 150 miles east of the Fort). I know some soldiers flew to and from those maneuvers, but I'm pretty sure that my dad managed to avoid those flights! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/1033cbc6-dded-4a5e-ac3f-6f177d347b44/May+-+Yakima+Maneuvers+2.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 40 - The Yakima maneuvers even included simulated atomic blasts. Fighting a war in that type of environment sounds like a very scary proposition. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/1be50f86-516c-4285-8253-3cdcb1291b36/photos+from+Yakima.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 42 - Photos from Yakima. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/fa60d9b2-5c03-410a-896f-180df6d318c3/June+-+Prep+for+Departure.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 43 - Within a month of the Yakima maneuvers, the combat-ready soldiers were loading-up to go back home. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/3ba2f80f-e515-4e88-ae58-0650e664799d/July+1962+-+homeward+bound.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 44 - Announcement of the happy news! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/fce5a764-4586-46dc-9c96-dba7094b0221/Return+home+letters.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 45 - These are two letters concerning the end of my dad's service at Fort Lewis. The lighthearted one on the left warns spouses that their returning soldiers might not be too thrilled about being served "beef stew, meatloaf, stewed franks, lima beans, liver or boiled potatoes" anytime soon. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/4f06cf61-3436-4d52-8a44-c1c0d8b7126a/discharge.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 46 - My dad's discharge notice. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/cfc77664-a287-4778-a8b7-797747383d68/Miller+1.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 47 - Miller Beer prepared a four-page spread, describing the significant events in the soldiers' time at Fort Lewis. It makes for interesting reading, but you may need to use your browser's zoom feature or a magnifying glass to read most of the text... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/551f282d-61ed-49fc-b02e-4561dd57180b/miller+2.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 48 - The 32nd attained combat-ready status with less than three months training. Never before had an activated unit reached such a high state of readiness in so short a time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/91b86d5b-9a88-40cd-8bb9-338b8f44bdeb/Miller+3.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 49 - A discussion of the many available recreational actives available to the soldiers at Fort Lewis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/cbfc1782-3f1d-41df-9410-c2f867e0cb03/miller+4.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 50 - There is a mention here of the soldiers drinking 133,406 half-pints of milk during the Mojave maneuvers -- "no doubt about it -- the Wisconsin boys were there." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/acf61965-71aa-49f0-acc1-03bcb0b2dbc6/Red+arrow.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 51 - As of December 32, 1967, the 32nd Division was no more. I'm guessing that was somewhat of a sad time for my dad. At least the Packers went on to win Super Bowl II fourteen days later. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/8f812807-1e39-4dcb-9135-16004db483ad/MJ+piece+1.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 52 - Looking back on the 55th anniversary of the big call-up. One of the men interviewed said it was a "very scary time ... people thought it was Armageddon." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/26095e2c-a5fb-4ada-97c4-a93fce844907/MJ+2.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 53 - Yet, the same soldier also mentions at the end of the piece: "We look back on it as one of our most fun times. Everyone banded together." I guess that's all part of the paradox of war -- it builds and destroys; it produces love and hate. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/c5143951-5200-4f8d-be7f-10367efe5324/certificate.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials 54 - I felt very honored and proud to receive this certificate from President Biden soon after my dad died earlier this year. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/703eed47-a11b-44ef-9171-476fcabec9ba/1.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials A1 - When we arrived at the cemetery, we were greeted by Staff Sergeant Anderson, who is seen here with my step-mother Sandy, explaining the parts of the service to her. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/65bb3247-a9e8-4bc2-a63a-4afdb9c5d9ea/2.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials A2 - Staff Sergeant Anderson then escorted Sandy into the chapel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/7cedd587-cf6f-42c0-a7a6-f17ed784c38d/3.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials A3 - It was a simple, but respectful and dignified, ceremony. My dad's ashes are on the left and my mom's are on the right. My mom died in 1985 and asked to be buried with my dad. He has had her ashes with him all that time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/72ba90de-0ec7-40be-bc74-fef694f6be9c/4.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials A4 - The service started with Staff Sergeant Anderson entering the chapel and saluting. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/d25807f4-a56d-4923-a9ed-f458d5b0f6a2/5.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials A5 - A Private First Class soldier (whose name I did not catch) then joined the Staff Sergeant in a very impressive ritual of unfurling the flag, displaying it, and then folding it back up -- incredibly precisely. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/a262a661-ebfb-4574-b4f7-272e648fbb98/6.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials A6 - The Staff Sergeant then knelt, presented the flag to Sandy, then stood and saluted, while expressing the gratitude of President Biden and the entire nation for my dad's military service. It was a touching moment, and we think it was just the kind of service my dad would have wanted. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/dbe28781-4ae3-4421-9fce-885f0ec7f3ca/7.jpeg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials A7 - Next, we went to the columbarium wall where my dad's and mom's ashes would be interred. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/667b0cdc0b9440551c93679c/df5f25cb-bce3-49ff-9d2b-7b289ea3a789/8.jpg 1961 - Berlin Crisis Materials A8 - I had the honor of placing the urns in the niche. I put my mom's in first, followed by my dad's placed in the middle area. 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