After the Inchon landing, MacArthur led"Joint**"Crossing the 38th parallel and entering the Yalu River north, threatening the security of New China. In order to defend their homeland, the Chinese People's Volunteers rose up to resist under the leadership of ***. The first six armaments to enter the DPRK include artillery, rocket artillery, mortars, etc., but they are still far inferior to the US military in terms of firepower. Since air supremacy is in the hands of the US military, the artillery of the volunteer army needs to move frequently, and the coordination of infantry and artillery is seriously affected.
At the same time, the day and night bombardment of the US army has troubled the logistics of the Volunteer Army, and the front-line artillery shells are limited. These factors led to the fact that the firepower of the Volunteer Army was suppressed by the enemy for a long time, and many battles became extremely difficult. For example, if in the Battle of Changjin Lake, the artillery fire of the Volunteer Army could be half that of the enemy, the 1st Marine Division would definitely not be in such a predicament;Another example is the battle of Tohei-ri, although the troops were superior, due to the lack of firepower, they were finally defeated.
After the Chinese People's Volunteer Air Force entered the DPRK, the MiG corridor was opened, and the antiaircraft artillery units entered the DPRK one after another, and the US planes lost their unscrupulous air superiority. Under this new situation, the logistics and transportation of the volunteers have been guaranteed to a certain extent, and all kinds of war readiness materials have gradually been abundant. In the Battle of Shangganling, the Volunteers fired more than 400,000 rounds of artillery shells, which was less than a quarter of that of the US army, but it was a great improvement compared with before.
After the Battle of Shangganling, the morale of the US army completely collapsed, and the commander of the US 8th Army, Van Vliet, retired early. The United States finally got honest and started serious negotiations at Panmunjom, no longer mentioning compensation for sea and air superiority. However, just as the agreement was about to be reached, Syngman Rhee opposed the armistice and insisted on the reunification of Korea between the north and the south. **Electricity***"It is extremely necessary to annihilate more than 10,000 people of Li's puppet army!"The Battle of Jincheng broke out, which was the last battle to resist US aggression and aid Korea.
For this final battle, the Volunteer Army made full preparations, and the 20th Corps was equipped with powerful firepower, with more than 1,100 artillery shells and more than 1.3 million rounds in the front line. On July 13, 1953, the Battle of Jincheng officially began, and more than 1,000 artillery pieces were poured into the enemy within half an hour with more than 1,900 tons of steel projectiles poured into the enemy. The artillery fire flooded the enemy's positions, and the overwhelming artillery fire stunned the South Korean puppet army, and many people were suffocated to death in bunkers. The enemy was terrified and fled for their lives. Our army immediately pursued in depth, destroying more than 50,000 enemies, and exceeding the task of destroying the enemy.
The American army was deeply shocked by the ferocious firepower displayed by the volunteers in the Battle of Jincheng, and on the day of the battle, Clark signed the armistice agreement. The battle for the founding of the country ended with the victory of the Volunteer Army, laying the foundation for peace in Korea.
This article vividly depicts the difficulties and final victories experienced by the Volunteers on the battlefield to resist US aggression and aid Korea, especially focusing on the Battle of Jincheng, highlighting the disadvantages of the Volunteers in firepower and how the situation was finally turned around through unremitting efforts and strategic adjustments.
First of all, the article highlights the inferiority of the Volunteer Army in firepower, especially in comparison with the American Army. In the face of the huge air threat and absolute air supremacy of the US army, the volunteers had to frequently transfer their firepower, which seriously affected the coordination of infantry and artillery. The logistical dilemma and the limited delivery of artillery shells put the volunteers under pressure. In this context, the firepower of the Volunteer Army was suppressed by the enemy for a time, and many battles fell into difficult situations, such as the Battle of Changjin Lake and the Battle of Topingli.
However, by describing the flexibility and strategic adjustment of the Volunteer Army in the war situation, the article demonstrates the ability of the Volunteer Army to emerge in the face of adversity. After the Air Force entered the DPRK, the Chinese Volunteers opened up the MiG corridor, and the antiaircraft artillery units entered the DPRK one after another, gradually changing the pattern of the battlefield and ensuring the logistics of the Chinese Volunteers to a certain extent. In the Battle of Shangganling, the Volunteers fired more than 400,000 rounds of artillery shells, although the number was not as large as that of the US army, but it had been greatly improved compared with before. This flexible adjustment and effort eventually culminated in the Battle of Jincheng.
The Battle of Jincheng became the last battle of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and the volunteers showed amazing firepower here, and through the salvo of more than 1,000 cannons, the enemy army was instantly defeated. The article vividly describes the enormous firepower on the battlefield, with more than 1,900 tons of artillery shells pouring down like a rain of steel, overwhelming the South Korean puppet army and terrifying the enemy. The Volunteers quickly pursued and successfully annihilated more than 50,000 enemies, achieving an excess of the task of destroying the enemy.
In the end, through the resolute demand and command of ***, the Volunteer Army defeated the American army in the Battle of Jincheng and laid the foundation for peace in Korea. Through in-depth and detailed descriptions, this article shows the tenacity, perseverance and flexibility of the volunteers in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, so that readers can have a deeper understanding and understanding of this history.
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