Well Dug In

Interviewer: In your position with Baker Company were there times when the Communist Chinese got close? Yeah, we could see them sometimes, like they were, they were on the next hill, not very, not very far from us and there were times like we, I don't know, I guess it was the American Air force or a Canadian Air Force. They would, they would circle around three times on the hill, they'd circle around three times, then they would come down with the fifty calibres. And they would, they would be long gone and the rounds would go off then, they'd go bang, bing, bing, bang all over. And, then they'd circle around three more times and they'd come and then they'd throw the bomb the napalm. And you know the Chinese were pretty well dug in because you know you'd see all the hill, best way I could explain it would probably be a gasoline, jellied gasoline eh...Interviewer: The napalm? The napalm yeah. And you know everything would be burning, and all of a sudden maybe half an hour three quarters of an hour later when the fire was going down, these guys would come out of their fox holes they were so well dug in. You know they'd come out, but, anyway we got them.