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THURSDAY, F®B. 18, Sweetest Music—

Young Marine Amputee Grateful to Artillery

One Unit Fires Its Shells Straight Up To Explode Over Reds 100 Yards Away

By H. D. QUIGG, United

WITH 1st MARINES, Korea, Feb. 15—A young Marine lay. in a hospital in Japan. Both his feet had been amputated because of frostbite. There was one thing he was grateful for, and he wrote a letter about it. The letter was to the commander of “How Bat-

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tery of the Marine Artillery.” The Marine foot soldier just the fire which ringed his company the night it was trapped by Chinese Communists north of HaThe letter was typical of the affection infantry on the line feels for artillery. When shells from our own artillery start whistling overhead —in the direction of the enemy-— they make some of the sweetest music this side of Guy Lombardo. There hasn't been much written of the bit part the artillery played in the es’ epic fight and break out against the Chinese up on “the hill”—as they call it—in Hagaru area. Many times it was the main

nese from closing in. Once on the bitter trail from Hagaru to Kotorl the Chinese threw a counterattack agains the division convoy at a point where four

tioned. Richochet Operation Chinese were behind a railroad track embankment about 50 yards away. The artillerymen pushed the muzzles of their big Howitzers - right between the Marine division trucks and performed one of the neatest richochet operations on record. They fired at the railroad embankment which was about three yards high. The shells would hit the bank and “kiss off,” riding up and ‘exploding over the Chinese.

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Harcourt, Iowa, commander of the 11th Marine Artillery Regiment and division artillery officer. “I've often thought the artillery kept the enemy from closing in on our fox company when it was trapped near Yudamni. Our battery was putting fire on the hills and ridges around the company and at the same time it was firing in exactly the opposite direction to protect itself.” The battery in self protection was shelling a ridge which was so lose they could hear Chinese talking among themselves. - ————————————————

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They fired also into clumps of trees and into houses behind thei railroad track—anything to cause the shell to explode over the! Chinese.

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the 105 millimeter Howitzer is 40 yards. Many of the explosion fragments that night were flying back to where the guns were. The Chinese never were able to break the convoy. Marines found a large number of Chinese dead behind | the track the next day. | In another action the Third Battalion of the Eleventh Marines fired 7000 rounds in four days— | and every shell went almost straight up and straight down. |

. The extremely high-angle fire was

necessary to hit the Chinese entrenched in gorge-like valleys pro-| tected by ridges which rose like! cliffs. The shells were lobbed up a mile to a mile and a half high. | Three quarters of a minutes after | being fired they would come plum- | meting down in a near vertical fall to burst on Chinese positions 100 to 150 yards in front of |

Marine front lines. | g | PRINCETON

800 Found Dead In one such target valley 800;

Chinese soldiers were found dead. !

“Some of our fire discouraged the hell out of the Chinese,” says

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