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Historic Operations – Korea: Battle of Pork Chop Hill

Historic Operation: Korea
Battle of Pork Chop Hill

MSGT Melvin Richards relates the story of his participation and survival of the Battle of Pork Chop Hill.  He writes:

Love CO, 3rd BN, 27th Inf Regt (Wolfhounds) paid a horrendous price in its manpower in relief of 31st Inf Regt 7th Inf Division.  We held the position we were assigned.  Love CO (L) lost most of its “riflemen” (12 survived).  Fortunately I was one of the survivors assigned to other COs.

MSGT Melvin J. Richards

Always a “Wolfhound”

Below is a capture of an article James Marino authored about the action, originally published in the April 2003 issue of Military History magazine.  Click the right and left arrows to page through the article.

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