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Korea, the Korean War of 1950 to 1953 is unending. I welcome Patrick K. O'Donnell. Patrick

is the author of Give Me Tomorrow. The Korean War's greatest untold story, the epic stand

of the Marines of George Company. We go immediately to the end of November 1950, where in a place

that is according to the memory of the veterans of the Marine Corps is a place that's suggestive

of primeval times. Dinosaurs could come out of the hills. This is the area that is remembered

as the retreat from the Chosen Reservoir, but really it's a long roadway all the way up

to the Chosen Reservoir from the Sea of Japan. We're at a place now where there is desperation.

The Chinese in the hundreds of thousands have attacked the Marines of Ten Corps who are

strong along this long road and in and around the Chosen Reservoir. The group we care most

about is George Company, which because of the difficulties of transportation is that the

end of the long train of Marines plunging into deeper into North Korea. The reason we're

with George Company at this moment is that George Company and a few other elements such

as British Commandos are all that the commander, Lieutenant Colonel Chesty Puller has to send

in to secure the gathering together of the exposed Marine elements, where to place called

Koto Rii. It's necessary to go up this single road, which Patrick describes as an elevated

dike to Hagarou Rii. Patrick, congratulations and a very good evening to you. I go immediately

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