Seventh Infantry Division - Yearbook (South Korea)

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Men of the 15th AA Battalion and the 32nd Tank Co. enioy hot coffee. Wounded men lay scattered about the road and Held screaming for help. Up the road someone kept yelling for men to drive the trucks through. Chinese columns closed in on the trucks with guns going. A white phos- phorous grenade exploded at the end of the column. Someone screamed: Look out! A three-quarter ton truck barrelled over the em- bankment and wounded men spilled out and under the rolling vehicle. The line had gone mad with frantic, Korean laborers unload empty shell casings which will be sal- vaged for reuse. Abu w hi. 4iiiL. 9lQSifii panicky men and echoed with the agonized cries of the Wounded and dying. Campbell poured his last three rounds into the roadblock and dove into a culvert under a nearby railroad track. Crawling through he found a man wounded in the leg and helped him along. Corporal Camoesas, the company aid man, herded fifteen men, none of whom he knew, together and they headed for the reservoir. Two other soldiers joined them, dragging a Wounded man, and the corporal's group picked up and An M-4 tank blasts enemy emplacements.

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