Some of the dead Japanese that were killed by the Author's Company and Cpl. Jack Keiningham with a 37-mm anti-tank gun (using canister shells) on the morning of the 2nd day after it's crew had all been killed during a big Banzai attack. Some Japanese were so close that their clothing was scorched when hit. He helped to turn the tide of battle, but was severely wounded by a heavy machine gun that also put holes in the gun's shield. It was the author who first got to him after the battle and carried him to an aid station. 1,600 dead Japanese were counted in front of F Company's line where this main attack occurred.