I got to be the 1st to post in WWII so I'll jump here and be 1st again.

This story is also in WWII thread.
My neighbor retired from the U.S Army as a Captian. served in WWII and Korea.

Following is a story of his from the hills of Korea.

One of his Korea war stories was about him as an artillery spotting officer. He was on this hill and it was winter. He was in a foxhole calling in artillery strikes on enemy positions. He started taking rifle fire from a sniper on a nearby hill top. So he shot back inbetween calling artillery strikes. He said the he and this North Korean shot at eachother for a few hours and he findly call for a USMC sniper to cover him and help him. The USMC sniper arrived and for two days the Marine Sniper and that North Korean shot back and forth and no one was killed or hit.