Notes: The Korean War. Al Thompson is unhappy. He's got beach patrol duty along the coast of the sea of Japan and he can't think of anything more boring. He lets everyone know it too. Then while patrolling that night he sees some American sailors unloading a Chinese junk. At least he thinks they are Americans until they start shooting at him and then he realizes that they are Chinese in American uniforms. He bravely shoots it out with them, getting shot in both legs in the process, as he frantically tries to get back to phone for help. He makes his call and waits figuring he can "rip into 'em for the last time" as the Chinese stage a "super banzai" attack on him. Just as it looks like he will be overwhelmed a vicious barrage cuts down the Chinese and Al is saved by an American patrol boat that got his message. A happy Al says that he will "never gripe again about sentry duty being dull." - Joe Moore.