Shaking Off the Shock Wave KW (id:#67158)

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P'ungnyuri-Gang Inlet, Changjin Reservoir, North Korea 1950-11-28 (6 others)

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fHE SHOCK WAVE P'UNGNYURl-GANG INLET, CHANGJIN RESERVOIR, NORTH KOREA, 28 Novem.ber 1950: The nighr"s previous attack, which had seen ",avec-. of CPVA just about completely ovenun the entirety of RCT-31 's positions at the inlei left B Battery~s perimeter as the wJe location where survivors could be found although unbeknownst to these men. because of the fog of war and early morning twilight M Company also held out in its perimeter. Within 8 Battery·, Jines could be found men from aJI the rifle companies of the 3rd Battalion, al(.>ng with personnel from A Battery, Dllck drivers from the 31st Motor Transport Ct>mpany, and a few survivors from the JJd Battalion's HQ. Soon after daybreak. Lt Henry Traywick., the commanding officer of 3n1 Battalion's motor transpon ct.'>mpany, organized a composite unit to counterattack the enemy .. which Jay right f ~ from him still in control of A Battery ·s position and the adjoining battalion command post and its vital communications equipment BOA.RD CONFIGURATION:

Defender: CPVA (4th Company, 2nd Battalion, 239th Regiment, 80th Division, 27th Chinese People's Volunteers Army Corps)  

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