Pfc. Andrew W. Pinsent and Pfc. Robert W. Starek with 1st Marine Division were the last two Marines off Outpost East Berlin on 20 July. They came off seven hours after the Chinese had swarmed down from a higher hill and several hours after they had dived into a one-man foxhole to hide from the Chinese Communists 15 feet away. Pinsent relates: “We could hear the Chinese coming through their own artillery yelling and screaming. There weren’t many of us and there were too many of them. The hole where we were hiding was pretty long, but not big enough for a man to lie down in. We crouched back as far as we could. The Chinese dropped a small satchel-sized charge and two grenades into our hole, but they didn’t get us.”