Seventh Infantry Division - Yearbook (South Korea)

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As part of their training, War Dogs learn to attack on command. Men of the 3rd Platoon, Co. I, 31st RCT, eat their C-rations during a break in action - -V - -V --.Nw A I.. . XM--A-vu--. .4

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Cpl. Morris catches up on some sleep as Pfc. Igelsky and Pfc. Sanders relax. A self-propelled 155-m Long Tom . Thirty yards from the roadblock a grenade exploded, ripping the Colonel with fragments. He fell, mortally wounded, but continued to direct the attack until the roadblock was overrun. Several men carried Faith back and put him in the cab of one of the trucks where medics realized he was fatally injured. The task force now began to crumble into individuals and groups of twenty or thirty men. Faith's oilicers had been wounded or killed and the battered remnants of the battalion lacked leadership for the most part. Major Jones with the help of several others took charge of the largest group remaining and they settled back to help bring through the trucks carrying the wounded. Shell fire was getting heavy by now and the road was blasted. Several trucks were blow to bits. Others careened off the road in flames or were knocked out, blocking the remaining trucks in the column. Most of them were riding on wheel rims, the tires blown off or flat. At