Walker's military exploits in December 1944 were related by the [[Associated Press]] war correspondent Kenneth L. Dixon, later of ''The Baton Rouge Advocate''. In an article entitled "Major William S. Walker Leads Yanks From Nazis Lines In Daring Exploit; Beat Off Numerous Attacks In 6 Days," Dixon describes Walker as having used "cage strategy" to bring his men to safety. Dixon reported that the men had been "isolated and encircled for five days and nights" east of Marche, Belgium.
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Walker's military exploits in December 1944 were related by the [[Associated Press]] war correspondent [[Kenneth L. Dixon]], later of ''The Baton Rouge Advocate''. In an article entitled "Major William S. Walker Leads Yanks From Nazis Lines In Daring Exploit; Beat Off Numerous Attacks In 6 Days," Dixon describes Walker as having used "cage strategy" to bring his men to safety. Dixon reported that the men had been "isolated and encircled for five days and nights" east of Marche, Belgium.