Title: Shock!The secret history of China's armed forces, feel the power of a million army from the smoke of history!
In the face of the fact that China is the second in the world in terms of military equipment, it seems to be a time and space tunnel that opens the door of history. Looking back on the past, in the last century, our country can be said to have risen up in embattlement, and the well-known Korean War and Vietnam War, as well as the conflict with the Soviet Union, put the country in a difficult situation. At that time, the two major hegemons of the United States and the Soviet Union had come to a round, while China was looking for a way to survive in the rain of bullets.
It was precisely this predicament that led China to begin preparations for war and launch a vast arms race. R&D of new **, mass production and maturity**, as if writing a national life-and-death battle with steel and gunpowder. 7.62 bullets, which were produced at that time more than 1 billion rounds, were partly distributed to ordinary people, and partly were stored in a centralized manner. Why do ordinary people need bullets?Because at that time, China felt that the situation was too difficult and that all the people needed to be soldiers. Young people not only have to study, but also learn how to play with guns and sticks, everyone has become a sharpshooter, with a few grenades hanging from their waists, and the responsibility to fight for the country is heavy.
When it comes to hand grenades, the number of Type 67 wooden-handled grenades is even larger. Because although preparations for war were carried out at that time, they did not develop into the situation of a global war, so a large number of ** ammunition was sealed, and the thick dust was wrapped with the marks of time. It is a microcosm of history, a country that defends its dignity at all costs in a crisis. These mothballed ** have witnessed the vicissitudes of an era, and now, they may have been decommissioned, but they are not abandoned, but waiting for the next call in the corner of the warehouse.
According to the statistics of relevant units, China's mothballed ** ammunition is actually the second in the world. This includes not only large quantities of ammunition and grenades, but also 40mm rocket launchers against tanks, and more than a million Type 56 semi-automatic rifles. Incredible numbers, let's imagine that this is a huge arsenal sealed by time. The number of Type 59 tanks, J-6 and J-7 aircraft produced is more than 10,000. They were not destroyed after being decommissioned, but were stored in warehouses by the PLA, waiting for a future call. In the event of a world war, this stored military force will be able to directly equip a million-strong army without the need to temporarily open factories for production. This is a kind of insistence on the country's war readiness, and it is also a reverence for history.
The world's second-largest armament reserves allow the Chinese People's Liberation Army to stand tall and speak on the international stage. Although many of them** do not play a sufficiently effective role in the modern battlefield, they are a deterrent existence that can be attrition on the battlefield and make the enemy unable to last. This is a long-term strategic game, and China has won an indescribable confidence for the country through its unremitting accumulation of armaments.
This Xi of mothballing and decommissioning is not unique to China. The United States also mothballed a large number of warplanes and **, and the Soviet Union was even more legendary to have millions of tanks. However, China's arsenal is second only to Russia's, and slightly larger than that of the United States. This is not only an affirmation of China's strength, but also a testimony to a country's long-term persistence in preparing for war.
This is the legend of the first library, it is not just cold steel and machinery, but also the perseverance of a country. It is worth mentioning that most of these ** can be modernized with some simple modifications, such as bazookas can be equipped with more accurate aiming systems, and tanks can also be upgraded with fire control systems. Although it is still not as good as a modern main battle tank after modification, it is at least a battlefield wonder soldier, ready to deal with unknown threats at any time.
This story is a legend sealed by history. This armament is a country's unremitting watch. This warehouse is a witness of time. This is the first half of China's military armament, a country that has grown tenaciously in the midst of difficulties, and the imprint left by it is deeply engraved in the picture scroll of history.
This batch of armaments stored in warehouses is our confidence and the pride of our Chinese. Looking at those sealed rifles, tanks, and even grenades, it is as if I have seen generations of Chinese who have sacrificed their lives for the country. This is not just a pile of munitions, but also a piece of bloody history, and the feelings of our family and country that we have watered with sweat and tears.
At that time, we were not just watching military dramas on TV, but experiencing the crisis and rise of the country firsthand. Young people not only study, but also learn how to handle a rifle in their hand and how to throw a grenade. Every bullet, every tank, is stained with the blood of our time. Imagine that the young people at that time were full of honor and responsibility in their waists, and every time they wielded a firearm, they were protecting their home and country and fighting for freedom.
The grenade, perhaps one of the most symbolic ** of that era. Type 67 wooden-handled grenades, the number is almost unimaginable. They are not just part of armaments, they are a sign of our commitment to national defence. Recalling the scene at that time, imagine the moment when those young people clenched their grenades, in order to defend their homeland, to prevent any aggressor from trampling on our dignity.
These sealed armaments, which seem to be cold **, actually contain the efforts of countless families. 7.62 bullets, more than a billion rounds, part of which turned out to have been issued to ordinary people. Why?Because in China at that time, everyone was a part of the country and had the responsibility to protect and defend the country. Holding bullets in hand is to protect the family and maintain the peace of the country. At that moment, we are no longer ordinary people, but staunch defenders, writing the resilience of the country with our own strength.
With regard to these mothballed armaments, it has been said that they may be outdated and unsuitable for modern warfare. However, as those soldiers of the older generation said, these may be outdated, but they carry the responsibility of generations of Chinese. Every bullet, every tank, has been rushing in the torrent of history, and has witnessed the transformation of the country from collapse to rise.
The world's second-largest armament reserve is not only a number, but also a piece of our confidence. This confidence is not expressed through words, but the silence of the heroes who stood their ground in the flames of war. China's military strength may not be as strong as that of the United States, but that perseverance flows in every sealed bullet. This is a moment that shines in the long river of history, and it is the Chinese who have proved to the world our strength with practical actions and proved that we can stand firm in the face of danger.
These retired ** may not be the main force on the modern battlefield, but they are by no means a passing thing. It was mentioned that these ** could be modernized with some simple modifications, such as a bazooka with a more accurate aiming system, and a fire control system upgrade for the tank. Imagine that these once abandoned combat vehicles, with a few simple modifications, may be able to become an unexpected force in future wars. This is a historical inheritance, a tribute to the brave and persevering warriors of that era.
This is the second half of China's armament, and it is a story of persistence, responsibility, and struggle. This is a legend of a country that has gone through vicissitudes, is not afraid of difficulties, and sticks to its original intention. This batch of mothballed armaments is not only cold, but also a symbol of an era and the backbone of a country. In the weight of this history, we see perseverance and faith, and the responsibility and responsibility of generations of Chinese.