Whether in ancient times or in modern times, the acquisition and use of intelligence is an indispensable and important part of warfare, accurate intelligence can provide a great boost to one's own army, while wrong intelligence can cause the leading organs to miscalculate, at least in vain, or in the worst to suffer a heavy defeat.
In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the "Jiang Gan stole the book" during the Battle of Chibi is a wonderful case of intelligence operations, Cao Cao sent Zhou Yu's friend Jiang Gan to the Eastern Wu camp to inquire about intelligence, but retrieved a fake letter carefully prepared by Zhou Yu.
Deceived by the false letter, Cao Cao killed Cai Mao and Zhang Yun, who were proficient in water warfare, and finally lost a defeat in the Battle of Red Cliffs, and he himself was almost killed in this fiasco.
In the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, our army's intelligence operation had the same effect, but our army's intelligence operation was genuine and achieved great results in the war.
If you ask which country has the strongest intelligence capability in the world today, I am afraid that the first thing that comes to most people's minds is the United States.
Nowadays, all countries have their own intelligence agencies, some of which are already well-known in the world, such as the "KGB" where Putin once worked in Russia, the source of the classic 007 series of movies, the British "MI6", etc., and the "CIA" set up by the United States specifically for intelligence collection is known to everyone.
The CIA not only has access to the world's most cutting-edge scientific and technological equipment, but also has an impenetrable intelligence network around the world, and they have a large number of informants.
During the Korean War, the CIA became even more involved in the war. Long before the U.S.-led coalition sent troops, the CIA entered the Korean Peninsula, and they selected intelligence officers from Syngman Rhee's South Korean team and conducted systematic training, including assassination, explosives, interrogation, intelligence spying and other key skills.
After undergoing intensive training, these men were sent to the Korean region to carry out reconnaissance and sabotage work, inflicting huge losses on the North Korean army at the time.
After landing at Incheon, the U.S.-led coalition directly helped Syngman Rhee's army in battle, and in a short period of time pushed back the Korean army to the area before the war.
At this time, China's homeland security is facing a major threat, and China's leaders have warned the United States that the military must not cross the "38th parallel".
But at this time, the US military is invincible, and will take the newly established People's Republic of China in its eyes
Therefore, under the decisive decision of the Chinese people's volunteers, the Chinese People's Volunteers "crossed the Yalu River with great strength and high spirit" and launched a magnificent war to resist US aggression and aid Korea.
As the Volunteer Army marched to the Korean battlefield, Li Kenong, who had the title of "King of Chinese Intelligence," also started the establishment of an intelligence network at the same time.
During the Kuomintang and Communist War, Li Kenong fought with the Kuomintang spy leader - the famous Dai Li's "Dai Boss" many times, which made Dai Li suffer a lot of secret losses, and the Kuomintang people hated and feared Li Kenong.
After Li Kenong launched intelligence work on the Korean battlefield, he set up a counter-espionage agency of the Chinese People's Volunteers to eliminate many South Korean spies lurking in North Korean territory.
On the Korean Peninsula at that time, there was a feudal cult called "Huidaomen," which originated in the Ming Dynasty of China, and was forcefully suppressed by the Communist Party after the founding of New China, and had to go into exile.
This organization, which is funded by Taiwan's Kuomintang, has been stirring up trouble on the border between China and North Korea, and some have even been absorbed into South Korea's intelligence organizations to serve as spies.
In July 1952, a spy named Pu Beishi from Huidaomen parachuted into the vicinity of our army's station, preparing to carry out espionage operations in the dark.
Unexpectedly, our army had already cracked this operation, and after Park Beishi landed, he was greeted by our soldiers who were waiting for him, and not only found a complete set of spy equipment on his body, but even a long-trained carrier pigeon.
Soon, Pu Beishi was escorted to the intelligence agency set up by our army, the Security Department of the Ninth Corps, and under the interrogation of the intelligence officers, Pu Beishi was already frightened and explained his task 1510.
The head of the Ministry of Security, Ding Gongliang, realized that this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunityHe ordered Park to release carrier pigeons according to the established plan, falsely claiming that everything was safe, and let the rear spies waiting for news also come here, ready to catch them.
Sure enough, two months later, the remaining seven South Koreans** also landed on our military positions on a dark night in the same plane.
The volunteer soldiers who had been ambushed for a long time rushed up and immediately surrounded the seven **. After a short engagement, our troops captured five of them, and some of them even spoke fluent Chinese and had excellent espionage skills.
After the interrogation, Ding Gongliang learned a piece of news that made him sweat coldly.
Originally, the US military planned to carry out another landing operation on the east coast of the Korean Peninsula in an attempt to form a situation of encircling the volunteers in the southeast and southeast directions.
The mission of these seven spies is to spy on the deployment of our army on the east coast, including the number of troops, equipment, construction fortifications and other aspects. Once it is discovered that there are weak points in our army's defense, it is very likely that the US military will take advantage of the weakness and rely on a strong sea force to force a landing, and at that time, our army will be in great danger.
So Ding Gongliang and his staff officers made a plan and gave the US military an "intelligence gift".
After several days of sleepless work, the staff officers of the Security Department of the Ninth Corps meticulously drew up a map of the deployment of the Volunteer Army, which showed in detail all the defense facilities and garrison troops of our army on the east coast.
According to this deployment map, our army has stationed a total of more than 400,000 volunteer troops on the east coast, and it also shows that our army has received a large amount of ** aid from the Soviet side, and the firepower is not below the US ** team.
This is, of course, a suspicious tactic of our army.
This information was carefully arranged to be sent to the headquarters of the US forces in Korea and the CIA, and at first, the United States did not believe this information very much, and they launched a tentative attack on several positions in the east of our army.
However, our army had already made all arrangements, and the US attack was met with stubborn resistance from our army, and no results were achieved.
In 1994, the United States declassified a historical information about the Korean War, which still shows the disinformation carefully prepared by our military:The Chinese People's Volunteers had deployed a large number of garrisons on the east coast and had already received military assistance from the Soviet Union, and the landing plan on the east coast was not feasible.
It was this information that made the U.S. military give up the idea of continuing the war, and finally in Panmunjom, North Korea, the two sides signed an armistice agreement, and the invincible U.S. military bowed its proud head in front of our army.