In the previous chapter, I used Liu Hai to tell a short story, saying that the predecessors used steel rails to pull down an American aircraft. I think many people find it unbelievable, right?
Book friend Tang Peifeng said in the comment area: "I'll go, rail? So awesome?"
Okay, anyway, I finished writing the update at night, so I will take the opportunity to tell you a short story or two to satisfy you.
To be precise, it talks about heroic deeds that several dramas dare not film like this. They all come from military history and there is absolutely no water in them.
Let’s talk about the railroad track first.
Here's how it goes -
When Rabbit first entered the DPRK, there was no air support and all supplies and equipment relied on railways. They were bombed almost every day.
At that time, the pilots of Yingjiang were also crazy. They also knew that the rabbits had no anti-aircraft firepower, so they just let themselves go and bombed them. The old habit of flying over the rabbits was not changed. The rabbit made an American-style taunt on its head, and then he pulled up the plane and returned home after he was satisfied.
It is said that at that time, a company of Rabbit's railway corps was responsible for the maintenance of a section of the railway in the mountains. After the eagle sauce was fried, Rabbit repaired it. It was fried during the day and repaired at night. But it was fried like this every day, and Rabbit was also depressed, but there was nothing we could do with the eagle sauce. Weapons were backward at that time, and our anti-aircraft firepower, let alone anti-aircraft artillery, was limited to few high-speed aircraft.
The few rabbits in the company discussed that they couldn't just let Yingjiang fuss, they had to get him a plane to relieve his anger.
So a few rabbits scratched their heads and came up with a solution. They observed the terrain near the railway tracks and Yingjiang's bombing route, and found that Yingjiang's flight was regular. The section of railway they were responsible for at that time was in the mountains. After each dive and bombing, Jiang would lower his altitude and fly over their heads. While observing the bombing effect, he would taunt the rabbit, and then fly to the front of the mountain a few hundred meters away before pulling up the nose of the plane and flying away like a show of skill.
Several rabbits watched it for several days, and found that Yingjiang's plane always flew over the mountain tops and brushed against the ridges, so they suddenly had an idea.
They found a long railway track, several meters high. The railway soldiers couldn't find the anti-aircraft gun. Isn't it easy to find the railway track?
So a few rabbits carried the rails to the opposite mountain at night, dug a hole in the ground, stuck one end of the rails in it, tied the other end with a rope, made a pulley device, and then waited for Eagle Sauce to come over.
Sure enough, Yingjiang really came the next day, flying in by plane.
The old rule is to drop one round of bombs first, then circle back and fly low to scan the ground for the bombing effect, and show off your power at the same time.
Ren Yingjiang's piloting skills are indeed good, the route has not deviated at all, and the flight path is exactly the same as before.
When Yingjiang bombed the railway, he had already seen it on the mountain over there. When Yingjiang circled back to check the results, a few rabbits hiding on the top of the hill erected the rails.
The pilot Yingjiang probably chewed gum and hummed a tune as he drove the plane back along the old road. When he got there, he discovered that there was a dark thing on the originally fine mountain, blocking the route.
I guess the pilot was pissing out of his crotch at that time, but the plane was going so fast that it was too late to change direction. Before he could react, the plane hit the rails and fell apart...
This is a magical story about the time when railway soldiers used rails to launch planes.
Isn't it amazing?
No, there are many stories like this that even drama directors dare not film.
Let’s talk about one more thing below to make it enjoyable for everyone.
If anyone familiar with the military knows, under the conditions back then, do you think a light infantry battalion could take down a heavy tank battalion?
I believe anyone with a bit of military common sense knows - impossible!
Unless that tank battalion is driven by pigs.
But the rabbit did it.
The story happened before the start of the third battle. The 50th Army was ordered to secretly move to the east of Kaesong to prepare for the battle. On a certain day in December 1950, the troops arrived at the area from Maoshidong to Golangpuri and forcibly crossed the Imjin River. After the troops deployed, they directly We started working and broke through the enemy's defense line at two o'clock in the morning the next day.
The defense line was broken through and the gap was opened. All that was left was to use Rabbit's best tactics of deep penetration and roundabout outflanking. By the 2nd, the coalition front was completely defeated.
This time when Yingjiang saw that something was wrong, he immediately jumped in the car and drove away.
On the 3rd, the 149th Division captured Huiyin Ridge north of Nanyang, and happened to encounter the 2nd Battalion of the 35th Regiment of the 25th Division of the US Army. This battalion was responsible for blocking the attack, intending to control the highway passage and prevent rabbits from passing through. Unexpectedly, it took less than 20 minutes to directly attack the enemy. Being dumped in a pot, he was completely destroyed.
When the remaining Yingjiang saw it, his courage was broken. He had never seen such an attack formation before, so he turned around and ran away. It's a pity that their speed is too slow and they can't compare with the long-legged Oppa. (In the Prisoner of War Camp Olympics, Oppa couldn't do other events. The running events ranged from sprint to long-distance running. They won many first places. They were born to be the best runners in the universe. King, even the rabbit couldn't catch up...), and was bitten by the rabbit.
In order to escape, the 25th Division not only threw away all their baggage, but also blew up all the houses along the way in an attempt to hinder the pursuit of Rabbit. Ridgway even ordered that if the local retreating people did not give way and blocked the highway, they could directly shoot them.
Just like that, while running, the 25th Division unexpectedly encountered Da Ying's 29th Brigade, and he burst into tears with excitement.
Because this 29th Brigade is an ace unit, a direct descendant of Montgomery in World War II. It participated in the Normandy landing, has strong combat effectiveness, and is particularly capable of fighting.
When Yingjiang saw it, he was so excited that he almost had diarrhea. He said, "Brother, you came just in time. Hurry up and give me a cushion. The rabbit is chasing too closely. Stop him."
At that time, Da Ying didn't know how powerful the rabbit was. She thought that since she was a heavily armed soldier and had all the necessary things like tanks, she was not afraid of anyone, so she got into the car in a daze.
It can be said that Yingjiang's trick of cheating his teammates is really a traditional skill, and when they asked him to back him, he turned around and wiped the soles of his feet with oil and ran away.
When Rabbit's 149th Division saw the two troops running away separately, they unfolded the map and found that Gaoyang was a good place to block the escape of the two troops.
Because there are two important areas in Gaoyang, one is Highland 158, which can control the main road in the west, and there is Highland 159.3 and an unnamed highland in the southeast, which can control another highway. As long as we occupy that place, we can not only block Dayang 29th Brigade, but also A look back at Yingjiang's 25th division will blow his anus straight away.
To fight this thing, you have to look at the map and find the point accurately. The 149th Division crossed towards Gaoyang without saying a word. At three o'clock in the morning, they arrived at the 159.3 Highland. They found that there was a handsome leader of part of the rifle regiment there, so they did not rest. In one go at night, the forces deployed there by Da Ying's Rifle Regiment were wiped out. In just 30 minutes, in addition to annihilating the enemy, 37 prisoners were captured and a large amount of supplies were seized.
At dawn, Daying found that his position was lost, so he mobilized 16 aircraft, 7 tanks and 12 artillery as fire support, and sent troops to launch seven attacks on the 1st Battalion of the 446th Regiment on the 159.3 Highlands, but in the end there was no attack. Come down...
At this time, the 2nd Battalion of the 446th Regiment and the 1st Battalion of the 445th Regiment, which were searching in Xianyouli, received an order from the division headquarters, asking them to immediately infiltrate to Wuqinli to intercept the enemy. The 1st Battalion quickly marched to the nearby area and climbed up to the 127th height to take a look. , and found that the valley was full of large mechanized infantry and tanks rushing on their way.
It's not that easy to find enemies at night, but Da Ying is a strange flower. If you say you want to run away, just run away. Just run away. But Da Ying's running route is different. Turn on the lights and use flares. You can see it, as if you are worried that others will not know that you are here.
In fact, if you think about it carefully, it’s not difficult to understand. I guess I was psychologically affected by the rabbit’s night attack while running away. When I see a place with a dark light, my scalp goes numb. I always feel like a rabbit is hiding there, and it will rush out suddenly. Serve them all in one pot.
The commander of the first battalion immediately realized that he had to capture Highland 127 and the unnamed highland next to it in order to block Daying's mechanized troops here. So he took advantage of Daying's pause in firing flares and used the darkness as a cover to attack the two highlands.
After taking the high ground, Da Ying's troops also arrived. After the leading tanks entered the ambush circle, the soldiers rushed up with explosive packs and blasting tubes to blast them. They destroyed the first five tanks in one wave. Ying's army was then I was immediately stunned. I had never seen such a wolf-like fighting style. The tank team was immediately in chaos. The rabbits rushed in and directly fought in close combat. There were blasting cans and anti-tank grenades. There were no grenades. The grenades are directly tied together to blow up the tracks.
Later, Rabbit discovered that when the tank was close to him, he was an iron bastard and could run up to lift the lid, so he went up to lift the lid and threw grenades inside.
Suddenly, everyone in the valley was shouting: "Uncover the lid!"
This is very painful for those tank soldiers in Da Ying. The Iron Bastards are no longer safe and have no choice but to escape. If they don't escape, they will become canned meat.
Most of the resisting Japanese troops who ran out of the tanks were defeated physically, and the rest knelt down and surrendered. After 3 hours of fierce fighting, the two battalions of the 149th Division completely annihilated the Japanese troops with the strength of 6 companies. The Royal Heavy Tank Regiment severely damaged the 1st Battalion of the Rifles, killing 27 tanks, capturing 4 tanks, 3 armored vehicles, 18 cars, 2 howitzers, killing and wounding more than 500 enemies, and captured 227 officers and soldiers below the rank of major. , none of them ran away.
The captured Yin Army major battalion commander told the rabbits that their anti-tank guns were really powerful.
As a result, the translator told him that we don't have anti-tank guns at all, and all we use to fight you are blasting tubes, explosive packs, and grenades.
As a result, the Major of the Yin Army went berserk and said that you rabbits are so bragging that you only use blasting tubes, explosive packs and grenades? Impossible, absolutely impossible!
In fact, no wonder he didn't believe it.
This good news was sent to the headquarters. The boss couldn't believe it when he saw it. He asked if the record was lied. Finally, he sent someone to investigate. After checking, he found that it was true...
What is the peak of light infantry?
This is……
In fact, there are many such things, but no one tells them, so not many people know about them.
Many people have watched too many Hollywood blockbusters and feel that Eagle Soldier is so awesome.
sharp?
In that bloody battle with Yingjiang and other dozens of countries, one of our predecessors and martyrs held off a Yingjiang division for eight hours alone, and another man killed more than 400 enemy soldiers with a single mortar. The king of individual artillery, there is a platoon of miracle heroes who blocked 50 Yingjiang tanks without any casualties. With only 5 people, they dared to pursue Yingjiang, 400 people marched 75 kilometers in 18 hours, killed more than 150 enemies, and captured more than 40 people. At the same time, the "Pursuing Hero Team" who captured the advisor of Major Hakajiang, and the "Single Soldier Ceiling" who repelled more than 40 enemy attacks ranging from platoon to two battalions and killed more than 280 enemies in one day... …
It was them who made Yingjiang dare not cross the 17th parallel in the Vietnam War just because we said we were not allowed to cross it...
This is respect and reverence.
Where does respect come from?
Typed.
Sometimes I see some people on the Internet saying that Yingjiang is too powerful and we can't win, so we might as well compromise and surrender, etc., and I get angry.
That's why there is that sentence in the book - our ancestors tried every means in such a difficult situation, but they never thought of admitting defeat or surrendering.
Here, we would like to pay the highest military salute to our martyrs and predecessors!
