The Last Bayonet Charge in US Military History - Korean War 1951

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On February 7, 1951, Captain Lewis Lee Millet was approaching Hill 180 in Korea when he and his Company E realized that the enemy was right above them. Suddenly, they were met with intense fire from a mighty Chinese force, and found themselves vulnerable against the overwhelming threat up in the hill.

Millett had to think on his feet if he wanted to avoid being massacred, and quickly spurred his men and yelled: "We're going up the hill. Fix bayonets. Charge! Everyone goes with me!"

The men then followed the orders of a highly respected Captain who only two days earlier had led them to an unexpected victory against the enemy.

The ensuing confrontation would then become the last major bayonet fight in US history, going down in history as the legendary Battle of Bayonet Hill...


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