At a turning point in the Battle of Guadalcanal, every Marine machine gunner was dead or wounded. Marine Mitchell Page raced a Japanese soldier to the last operational gun. The enemy dropped to the ground and fired 30 rounds at point-blank range — and Page couldn't move. He felt total peace and complete paralysis. Not one round hit him. The moment his enemy's clip was empty, Page was released, chambered a round, and killed the soldier. He later told Clark this story on his deathbed.