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"Baby" Brotherhood These treasures in the army have a mountain behind them!
Speaking of the "baby" comrades in the company, what will come to mind?Is it the old yellow basin, or the shouts of the hand-hair scissors?Or is it the bright red company flag, the glory that flutters in the sky above the barracks?Today, let's take a closer look at a few heroic companies and see what treasured "baby" heirlooms they have.
Among these "treasures" was a battle flag covered with 381 bullet holes. The era of this battle flag spanned to 1952, and the location was the honor room of the "Shangganling Special Meritorious Eighth Company" of a brigade of the Airborne Forces. In this honor room, more than a dozen big characters on the battle flag, "Bravely march, plant the red flag on the liberated position" are particularly eye-catching. Back in October 1952, the officers and men of the 3rd Battalion and 8th Company of the 134th Regiment of the 45th Division of the 15th Army of the Chinese People's Volunteers fought bloodily in Shangganling, annihilating more than 1,700 enemies in 14 days and nights, and finally planted the battle flag full of 381 bullet holes on the main peak of Shangganling. The Eighth Company was awarded the collective special merit with this record and became the "Eighth Company of Shangganling Special Merit", and this battle flag became an heirloom forever treasured by the officers and men of the Eighth Company. After the triumph from the Korean battlefield, the Eighth Company was incorporated into the airborne troops, vowing to bring the spirit of Shangganling to the blue sky. This battle flag, which bears the arduous history and supreme honor of the Eighth Company, has become a valuable teaching material for the company's traditional education. During major drills or missions, as long as conditions permit, officers and men will carry this battle flag to go out together. It is worth mentioning that at the military parade to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, this battle flag covered with 381 bullet holes led the officers and soldiers and chariots through Tiananmen Square.
In addition to the battle flag, there is also an heirloom from 1951, located in the ice sculpture spirit exhibition hall of a brigade of the 83rd Group Army. This is a letter written by Song Amao during the Battle of Changjin Lake. In order to defend the motherland and relatives in the bitterly cold temperatures, he wrote this oath: "I love my relatives and the motherland, and I love my honor even more." I am a glorious volunteer soldier. Ice and snow!I will never yield to you, even if I freeze to death, I will stand proudly on my ground!This letter became the heirloom of the "Ice Sculpture Company" and was displayed in the exhibition hall, allowing people to remember the heroism and sacrifice of that era.
Back in October 1952, on the battlefield of resisting US aggression and aiding Korea, Qiu Shaoyun was on a hidden mission when his military uniform was ignited by a fire caused by an incendiary bomb by the US military. In order not to expose the target, he gritted his teeth and persisted for more than 30 minutes, and finally died heroically. The bed in his former class became a rite of passage. Every day before going to bed, the soldiers had to spread out Qiu Shaoyun's quilt and fold it again when they got up the next day. This became a daily ritual, and at the same time it was a tribute to Qiu Shaoyun. As the first place in the whole company, his name became the standard for roll call, and the "to" sound of the officers and men of the whole company resounded in the sky. For decades, whether in the camp or in training, it was common to carry Qiu Shaoyun's old squad leader's bed on his back, and the squad leader would report the situation to Qiu Shaoyun from time to time, continuing this tradition.
Finally, let's take a look at an heirloom from 1946, located in the "Red Sharp Knife Company" Company History Museum of a brigade of the 73rd Group Army of the Army. This is a bayonet that was used in the "Fan Mountain" blockade. In October 1946, the Kuomintang enemy troops landed in Qingdao in an attempt to open up the Yanwei Road to occupy the liberated area of Jiaodong. In order to smash the enemy's attack, the "Red Sharp Knife Company" of a certain composite brigade of the 73rd Group Army was ordered to block the enemy in the Fanzishan area of Ye County, Shandong. After three days and four nights of fighting, the company repelled more than 30 enemy charges and annihilated more than 1,500 enemies. When the ammunition is finished, he stabs with a bayonet;If you bend it, you hit it with the butt of a gun;and when it is broken, it is stoned;If it's gone, use your fists and teeth as **, and finally complete the blocking task. After the war, the second company was named "Xiangshan Company" by the Jiaodong Military Region, and the West Naval Division awarded the pennant of "People in Xiangshan". This curved bayonet became the treasure of the company, and the company commander would hand over this bayonet to the new squad leader at the inauguration ceremony of each "sharp knife squad leader". This became a traditional ritual within the company, making the bayonet not only a cold saber, but also a spiritual "totem".
These "treasures" are the pride of every company and the crystallization of the blood, sweat and efforts of generations of soldiers. They carry the traces of war, record heroic deeds, and inherit the spirit of soldiers. Behind these cold military objects are moving stories, thoughts of comrades-in-arms, and a review of the war years. These "treasures" let people see the image of soldiers who are persevering, loyal and honored, and also outline a magnificent military picture. This is exactly what we need, and we are encouraged to cherish and inherit these "treasures" in the army and remember that arduous and glorious history.
These "treasures" are the pride of every company and the crystallization of the blood, sweat and efforts of generations of soldiers. They carry the traces of war, record heroic deeds, and inherit the spirit of soldiers. Behind these cold military objects are moving stories, thoughts of comrades-in-arms, and a review of the war years. These "treasures" let people see the image of soldiers who are persevering, loyal and honored, and also outline a magnificent military picture. This is exactly what we need, and we are encouraged to cherish and inherit these "treasures" in the army and remember that arduous and glorious history.
By approaching these family heirlooms, we not only see the loyalty and responsibility of soldiers, but also the changes of history and the inheritance of traditions. These "treasures" are not just objects, but also an expression of the deep feelings of soldiers for the motherland, their oath and blood on the battlefield. Every battle flag, every letter, and every bayonet carry the memory of a period of time, and they are living monuments in the army.
All in all, these "treasures" are not only a tool to witness history in the company, but also a symbol to stimulate fighting spirit and inherit the spirit. Their value lies not only in the material, but also in the spirit. In the military transformation of modern society, the significance of these heirlooms has become more and more prominent, they are not only the glory of soldiers, but also the continuation of the emotions of generations of soldiers. Through these "treasures", we have a deeper understanding of the cruelty of war and a greater respect for those brave soldiers.
In the end, these "treasures" are not only precious objects, but also vivid military stories. They lead us to reflect on the past and think about the future. We should respect and inherit these "treasures", because they are heroic legends written by generations of soldiers in the flames of war, and they are symbols of the spirit of soldiers. As cherished by every comrade-in-arms in the company, this is a deep feeling, a loyalty to the motherland, and an insistence on the faith of soldiers. Behind these "treasures", we see the history of the army, feel the perseverance of the soldiers, and understand the importance of the traditional military spirit.
This article takes the "baby" company as a clue, and through the battle flag, the letter of the hand, the bed, the bayonet and other heirlooms, it goes deep into the continuation of the company's culture and the inheritance of the military spirit. The article combines detailed historical events and vivid descriptions of details, which not only shows the importance of these "treasures" in the war, but also echoes the theme of the title. Through this article, readers can get a glimpse of the warmth and perseverance within the army, feel the precious tradition, and be moved by the stories behind these "treasures".