US Army Training Center Fort Ord - Yearbook (Fort Ord, CA)

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an MAJOR GENERAL CARL F. FRITZSCHE COMIVIANDING GENERAL MAJOR GENERAL CARL F. FRITZSCHE was born in Cleveland, Ohio, 27 March 1903. After attending Miami University at Ox- ford, Ohio, for two years, he entered the United States Military Academy, graduating in 1928. ' General Fritzsche's first assignment was with the 1Oth Infantry at Fort Thomas, Kentucky. Subsequent, assignments include: The Infantry School at Fort Benning, 15th Infantry at the American Barracks, Tientsin, China, instructor at the U.S. .Military Academy and later commander of a company of cadets there, Command and General Staff School at Fort Levenworth- Intel- ligence Officer, 23rd Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division, Fort Houston, Fort Knox with the 6th Armored Infantry Regi- ment, 1st Armored Division, as Operations Officer and later Adjutant, Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence, 1st Armored Division, Fort Knox and in the European Theater. , Office ofthe Chief of Staff of the Army, tactics instructor and Director of Physical Education at West Point, Executive Olti- cer, Department of Tactics there, Intelligence Staff Officer, 12th Army Group in Europe, Deputy Assistant, and later Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence of U.S. Forces in European Theater, Assistant Deputy Director of Intelligence, Division of the European Command, Intelligence Division of the Army General Staff, National War College and upon graduation in June 1949, assumed command ofthe 23rd Infantry Regiment, Fort Lewis, instructor ofthe Army War College, and a tour at Carlisle Barracks. Far East Command in April 1952, and became Assistant Commander of the 25th Infantry Division in Korea, appointed As- sistant Commandant ofthe Infantry School in May 1955, to Korea as Chief, United States Military Advisory Group to the Repub- lic of Korea, until appointment as Chief of Staff, Fifth U.S. Army in June 1957. ' He was assigned as Commanding General of the U.S. Army Training Center, Infantry, and Fort Ord, California, 15 Octo- ber 1958. His decorations include the Legion of Merit with Oak Leaf Cluster, the Bronze Star Medal, and foreign decorations includ- ing the Belgian Croix de Guerre with Palm, the French Legion of Merit and the Czechoslovakian War Cross. b

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BRTGADIER GENERAL A. G. ELEGAR DEPUTY COIVHVIANDING GENERAL BRIGADIER GENERAL A. G. ELEGAR, born in Denver, Col., 30 December 1906, was graduated from Tulsa QOkla.j High School in 1925, attended West Point and was graduated in June 1931. Following graduation, he held various troop assignments with Infantry units in the United States and Hawaii and attended the Infantry Officers Advanced Course in 1938. He was graduated from the Command and General Staff College special course in 1941, the Armed Forces Staff College in 1951, and the Army War College in 1957. ln March 1943, he was named AC of S, G-3, of the 80th Inf. Div. and served in that capacity throughout the campaigns of General Patton's 3d Army in Europe. He was Military Attache to Equador in 1946 and in 1947-48 was assigned as Asst. G-3 with the US Army Group in Turkey. He was then assigned to the Office of the Asst. Chief of Staff, G-3, Department of the Army in 1949. ln 1953 he was named Commanding Officer of the 33d Infantry RCT at Ft. Kobbe, CZ., and in 1955-56 was the AC of S, G-3, US Army Caribbean. He was assigned as AC of S, G-3 with 1 Corps CGroupl in August 1957, and in October was named Chief of Staff, I Corps CGroupD. His awards include Silver Star, Legion of Merit, Bronze Star, Commendation Ribbon wfMetal Pendant, French Croix de Guerre wf Palm, Belgian Croix de Guerre wfPalm, Order de la Couronne wfPalm COfficer grade, Belgium, and Abdon Calderon 1st Class, Equador. COLONEL H. F. HABERMAN, Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army Training Center, Infantry, and Fort Ord, California, was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 6 July 1912. He was graduated from Ripon College, at Ripon, Wisconsin, after which he was commissioned a Second Lieutenant, Infantry. After assignments to Fort Benning, Georgia, and Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, he served in the European Theater with the 39th infantry Regiment, 9th Infantry Division, followed by a tour with the Munich Military Post in Germany. ln the spring of 1949, Colonel Haberman returned to the U.S. as Deputy Commander of the Student Brigade at Fort Benning. He activated and commanded the Offi- cers Candidate Regiment there for over a year, in 1952, he was assigned as Senior Army Advisor to the Hawaiian National Guard. Colonel Haberman became Chief of the Fifth U. S. Army Reserve Components at Chicago in 1955 where he served until assigned to Fort Ord in September 1957 to command the 4th Brigade. He assumed the duties of Chief of Staff here in October 1958. COLONEL l'l. F. HABERMAN Cl-HEE OF STAFF