Title: The Taiwan Strait: Interpreting the Strategic Layout and Anti-intervention Tactics of Our Army.
As Taiwan continues to move forward on the road, the situation in the Taiwan Strait is unpredictable. Our military has long been prepared for a possible outbreak of war in the Taiwan Strait, and has drawn up corresponding operational plans through exercises and deductions. So, in the event of a war, how will our army compete for the initiative, and where is the situation likely to go?
In order to deal with the situation in the Taiwan Strait, our army has prepared five group armies in the southern and eastern theaters, namely the 75th and 75th armies, with a total strength of 300,000. These included the Marine Brigade and the Airborne Forces, as well as the Central Theater Army as a reserve. In the event of possible intervention, the total strength of our army is expected to reach 1.5 million. So, how will these forces be used?
The Marine Corps Brigade will be ready to go in the coastal areas, send some officers and men to land on Kinmen Island, and quickly occupy the place through a combination of landing and air warfare, thus weakening the superiority of the Taiwan military. Next, the landing ships will go to the island of Taiwan, and in the face of the anti-landing obstacles set up by the Taiwan military, our army will use sappers to break down the obstacles, and at the same time use artillery and air force to clear the beachhead firepower points of the Taiwan army. Subsequently, our landing force will land on the island of Taiwan in two ways, north and south, to flank the Taiwan army.
On the island of Taiwan, our army will face urban defense and guerrilla warfare, and in order to reduce the number of people, our army will seek a peaceful solution through propaganda work, radio shouting, and other means. If the Taiwanese army refuses to surrender, our army will carry out targeted attacks to ensure that the impact on the civilian population is minimized. If there is interference from external forces, our army already has a strategy to deal with it.
Regarding the possible intervention of countries such as the United States, the author considers that there are doubts about their strength and will. The United States has previously claimed support for Taiwan, but the chances of real involvement are slim to none. The author pointed out that the US military is known for bullying the weak and fearing the hard, and does not dare to directly confront the large ** team. For possible US intervention, our military has prepared a counter-intervention strategy, including coordinated operations in the navy, rocket forces and other aspects.
If any country chooses to interfere in the situation in the Taiwan Strait, the United States will be the first to participate. However, the author believes that the United States does not dare to act rashly, because once it enters the war, there will be a direct military confrontation with China, which is an outcome that neither side wants to see. In the end, if our military can defeat the intervening forces in a leisurely manner, other countries will choose to wait and see and recognize the ultimate winner.
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