In October 1944, the 101st US Airborne Division was positioned in the Betuwe and was trying to find out where the Germans were in the Veluwe. On 30th October six men decided to head towards Ede, crossing the Rhine and arriving at a house on the edge of the Ginkelse Heide (Ginkel Heath) early the following morning. There were two German officers fast asleep in the house so the Americans took them prisoner. Later that morning, they put a number of locals who happened to pass by, under house arrest, shortly before capturing yet another four German soldiers. Then they waited until twilight to start the journey back across the Rhine. The Americans forced one of the German prisoners to stop a German military vehicle as it approached, which he did. There were 13 members of the SS in the back and the Americans took them prisoner too. An SS captain passed by later that evening who surrendered, just like the other 13. Then the men set off in the two vehicles they had just commandeered. Not long after setting off, the vehicles got stuck on the Rijksweg 12 road and the men had to walk to the bank of the Rhine via Renkum. There, they took some guards prisoner and finally crossed the Rhine. By the time they came to reporting to their battalion, they had captured a total of 32 prisoners of war. "Incredible!" was the only response.
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