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Sam Holliday

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While maneuvering through a "hot bed of communist support," Sam Holliday remembers his men being ambushed by violent locals. (4:15)

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Sam Holliday talks about how he became the last American to leave Pyongyang, North Korea, in 1950. (5:36)

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Sam Holliday describes the type of combat he faced during the Korean War. (2:30)

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Sam Holliday talks about planning for suspected assaults from Chinese and North Korean troops, and one such defense which involved a bayonet charge. (3:09)

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Sam Holliday describes the planning and execution behind taking a well defended position from Chinese troops on "Triple Nickel Hill" (Hill 555), just north of the 38th parallel in North Korea. (16:19)

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After being ambushed by North Korean forces his first day in combat, Sam Holliday remembers retaliating with the first successful battle of the Korean War. (7:11)

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Sam Holliday remembers defending the Pusan Perimeter, which he regards as the most decisive battle of the Korean War. (3:48)

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Sam Holliday discusses his run in with disorganized and rowdy Turkish troops during the Korean War. (2:07)

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Sam Holliday remembers taking on the 6th North Korean Division during a battle in the "Notch". (7:23)

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Sam Holliday remembers taking part in the battle of Many Fingered Hill, the last Chinese defensive position south of the 38th parallel. (9:00)