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At dawn on 18 April, an additional US rifle company (Company A, 17th
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Company A, 17th Infantry, under the temporary command of 1st Lt. Alton Jr. McElfresh, its executive officer. Company B of the same regiment, in ready reserve
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Company F, 17th Infantry (Captain Monroe D. King), which started up the hill at 21:30 under heavy artillery fire but reached the trenches at 22:00, suffering 19 killed in the process. Kern at 23:00 then ordered Company E, 17th Infantry (1st Lt. Gorman C. Smith), to move up to
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behind the adjacent Hill 200, was immediately ordered to assist, but within an hour, Company A reported hand-to-hand combat in the trenches. A major battle was brewing and division headquarters ordered a third company to move up. The battle was fought in a persistent
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foreshadowed a sudden infantry assault by a battalion of the PVA 201st Regiment; Pork Chop Hill was quickly overrun, although pockets of US soldiers defended isolated bunkers. Elsewhere in the sector, other positions were attacked, pressuring the entire 7th Division.
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to evacuate casualties and to protect troops involved in the resupply of water, rations, and ammunition, losing one during the battle. In addition the UN forces employed on-call, pre-registered defensive fires called
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to defend its outposts, in which artillery laid down an almost continuous box barrage in a horseshoe-shaped pattern around the outpost to cover all approaches from the PVA side of the main line of resistance.
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702:UN September 1950 counteroffensive
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1900:McWilliams, p. 435
1891:McWilliams, p. 120
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3026:
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2821:
2751:Air Campaign
2731:Korea Strait
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2675:Commonwealth
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2354:Syngman Rhee
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2331:West Germany
2286:participants
2271:Soviet Union
2258:
2251:Eastern Bloc
2219:South Africa
2151:
2136:Belligerents
2105:
2012:
1991:
1972:
1953:
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1935:, retrieved
1928:the original
1919:
1908:Bibliography
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989:Soyang River
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870:
866:Happy Valley
840:
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688:
682:
607:P'ohang-dong
595:
530:Air Campaign
487:
387:
383:1,500 killed
379:
372:
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361:
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142:Belligerents
49:Part of the
36:
3704:South Korea
3692:North Korea
3605:Flying aces
3557:Reenactment
3253:(1950–1953)
3209:(1950–1953)
3171:Imjin River
3126:(4th Seoul)
3096:Chipyong-ni
3073:Thunderbolt
2666:Chinese and
2580:Peng Dehuai
2513:Kim Jong-oh
2507:Kim Hong-il
2425:Kim Il Sung
2204:Philippines
2199:New Zealand
2194:Netherlands
2060:North Korea
1861:. Berkley.
1842:29 December
1734:16 December
1603:, based on
1409:(PVA): the
1301:, known as
1093:Bunker Hill
969:Imjin River
895:Chipyong-ni
872:Thunderbolt
380:UN estimate
370:9 captured
281:Peng Dehuai
172:South Korea
115: /
3732:Categories
3628:Operation
3620:Operation
3494:War crimes
3489:Casualties
3382:Sui-ho Dam
3377:Hill Eerie
3361:Polecharge
3355:Haktang-ni
3232:Sui-ho Dam
3137:Courageous
3131:Maehwa-san
2455:Zhou Enlai
2449:Mao Zedong
2114:Background
2097:Korean War
1588:flash fire
1446:battalions
1358:Background
1319:Korean War
1242:Sui-ho Dam
1198:Big Switch
1076:Hill Eerie
1070:Rat Killer
1058:Polecharge
1052:Haktang-ni
935:Courageous
929:Maehwa-san
465:Korean War
391:533 killed
366:347 killed
346:19,000 men
103:127°1′10″E
100:38°14′29″N
51:Korean War
3654:See also:
3615:MiG Alley
3504:Armistice
3476:Aftermath
3387:Old Baldy
3336:Han River
3326:Punchbowl
3301:Stalemate
3290:Han River
3217:MiG Alley
3158:Dauntless
3101:3rd Wonju
3091:Hoengsong
3034:Uijeongbu
3028:3rd Seoul
2943:Pyongyang
2928:2nd Seoul
2878:Tabu-dong
2868:Nam River
2786:Kum River
2781:Chochiwon
2771:Pyongtaek
2741:Uijeongbu
2716:1st Seoul
2711:Chuncheon
2619:Australia
2586:Chen Geng
2436:Kim Chaek
2159:Australia
1937:22 August
1698:Citations
1630:armistice
1583:M-39 APCs
1423:23rd Army
1415:47th Army
1364:pork chop
1227:MiG Alley
1081:Old Baldy
1028:Punchbowl
1005:Stalemate
956:Dauntless
900:3rd Wonju
890:Hoengsong
834:Uijeongbu
828:3rd Seoul
727:Pyongyang
696:2nd Seoul
652:Tabu-dong
642:Nam River
560:Chochiwon
550:Pyongtaek
520:Uijeongbu
500:1st Seoul
495:Chuncheon
90:Yeoncheon
88:North of
3668:Cold War
3438:3rd Hook
3416:2nd Hook
3411:1st Hook
3342:Commando
3227:Strangle
3144:Tomahawk
3106:Chuam-ni
2933:Hill 282
2806:Hwanggan
2801:Yongdong
2721:Gorangpo
2705:Pokpoong
2671: •
2662: •
2591:Deng Hua
2209:Thailand
2179:Ethiopia
2174:Colombia
2036:Politics
1917:(2010),
1613:Rip Torn
1454:Ethiopia
1450:Colombia
1435:Deng Hua
1417:and the
1237:Strangle
1165:3rd Hook
1133:2nd Hook
1128:1st Hook
1039:Commando
979:Hwacheon
942:Tomahawk
905:Chuam-ni
708:Hill 282
580:Hwanggan
575:Yongdong
505:Gorangpo
341:Strength
224:Thailand
212:Colombia
186:Ethiopia
84:Location
3678:Portals
3641:Weapons
3563:M*A*S*H
3450:Kumsong
3421:Chatkol
3372:Sunchon
3222:Sunchon
3181:Kapyong
3176:Yultong
3080:Roundup
2992:Pakchon
2958:Chongju
2938:Sariwon
2883:Yongsan
2858:Kyongju
2326:Hungary
2301:Denmark
2022:Portals
1660:I Corps
1643:monsoon
1502:barrage
1421:of the
1413:of the
1400:bunkers
1396:platoon
1392:company
1332:In the
1311:石峴洞北山戰鬥
1307:Chinese
1232:Sunchon
1175:Kumsong
1138:Chatkol
984:Kapyong
974:Yultong
884:Roundup
777:Pakchon
742:Chongju
722:Sariwon
657:Yongsan
632:Kyongju
489:Pokpung
92:, Korea
3320:Minden
3277:Inchon
3151:Rugged
3124:Ripper
3117:Killer
3111:Wonsan
2982:Onjong
2948:Yongyu
2922:Inchon
2873:Ka-san
2811:Hadong
2796:Sangju
2791:Taejon
2776:Chonan
2756:Andong
2736:Ongjin
2679:forces
2321:Sweden
2316:Norway
2214:Turkey
2189:Greece
2184:France
2169:Canada
1979:
1960:
1865:
1807:
1757:
1675:KATUSA
1374:. The
1309::
1022:Minden
949:Rugged
916:Killer
910:Wonsan
848:Pohang
767:Onjong
732:Yongyu
683:Inchon
647:Ka-san
585:Hadong
570:Sangju
565:Taejon
555:Chonan
535:Andong
515:Ongjin
236:
209:
196:
183:
169:
154:
128:Result
3716:1950s
3630:Glory
3578:Other
3552:Books
3547:Films
3393:Blaze
3271:Haeju
3004:Wawon
2987:Unsan
2953:Kujin
2916:Haeju
2863:Haman
2838:Taegu
2828:Masan
2816:Notch
2624:China
2311:Italy
2306:India
2266:China
2048:China
1931:(PDF)
1924:(PDF)
1693:Notes
1431:corps
1340:, by
1315:China
1313:) in
1123:Noris
1087:Blaze
796:Wawon
772:Unsan
737:Kujin
637:Haman
612:Taegu
602:Masan
590:Notch
239:China
2766:Osan
2559:dprk
2461:ussr
2418:dprk
1977:ISBN
1958:ISBN
1939:2014
1863:ISBN
1844:2006
1805:ISBN
1755:ISBN
1736:2013
1452:and
1297:The
545:Osan
76:Date
3509:DMZ
2573:prc
2529:usa
2500:rok
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1489:'s
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