From there the squads were pinned down and the quick reaction force move to a support position where they were engaged one block east of Company G's position. Captain Christopher J. Bronzi, commander of the company, led his Marines in 24 hours of action.
The squads were held up there, and the quick reaction force relocated to a supporting position directly east of Company G’s area. During this time, Captain Christopher J. Bronzi, the company's leader, commanded his Marines through 24 hours of intense action.