Li Yunlong ambushed the Japanese observation groupThe prototype unit of the regiment is revealed.
Li Yunlong successfully ambushed the Japanese army's "Battlefield Observation Group" in "Bright Sword", which made military fans excited. At that time, the Japanese Yamamoto ** team attacked the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army, and in order to see the effect of observation up close, a large number of avant-garde troops were sent to open the way.
At this time, the 129th Division urgently transferred the Independent Regiment to defend the headquarters, and Li Yunlong asked Political Commissar Zhao Gang to lead the battalion to Chenjiayu to perform the task, and he led the 1st Battalion to stay in place to find out the motives of the Japanese army.
"You can't 'cry for a long time and not know who's dead,'" he said. However, this time he accidentally killed a 180-member field observation group of the Japanese army, including 1 brigade commander, 8 wing commanders, and more than 10 young commanders, and Li Yunlong obtained a lot of trophies.
Commander Chu Yunfei was envious of Li Yunlong's good luck, and he was deeply shocked when he watched the battle.
1.Emphasizing the Importance of Real History: Although the real battle of Hanluo Village is different from the movie, it is still an important piece of history in my ** history.
By understanding this history, we can better understand the historical background and fighting course of the Chinese revolution. 2.Introduce the historical background of the new 1st Regiment: The new 1st Regiment is an important regiment of the 386th Brigade of the 129th Division of the Eighth Route Army, which played an important role in the process of creating the southern Hebei base area in the plain.
The leaders of the regiment, such as Cheng Qiguang and Xia Zusheng, also played an important role in the War of Resistance Against Japan. 3.Highlight the touching aspects of real history: Although the real battle of Hanluo Village is different from the movie, it is still full of touching historical stories.
For example, Xia Zusheng's sacrifice in Guozhuang Village, Zaoqiang County, is a moving historical story. 4.Emphasizing the relationship between history and reality: History is a mirror of reality, and by understanding the real history, we can better understand the complexity of reality.
For example, although the leaders of the new 1st Regiment are no longer alive, the historical stories they left behind still have a profound impact on our real lives.
In September 1938, Ding Silin, a native of Huang'an, Hubei, took over the post of head of the 772nd Regiment, and Cheng Yuechang served as the political commissar. Ding Silin served as the battalion commander of the 93rd Division of the Red 31st Army during the Agrarian Revolution, and served as the chief of staff of the 274th Regiment and the commander of the 271st Regiment during the Long March.
After the outbreak of the all-out war of resistance, he became the commander of the 129th battalion of the 386th Regiment of the 772nd Brigade of the 1st Division. Cheng Yuechang, the political commissar of the new 1st Regiment, is also a native of Huang'an, Hubei, and served as the chief of the organization section of the Red 93rd Division and the political commissar of the supply department in the Red Army.
After the reorganization of the Red Army into the Eighth Route Army, he became an instructor of the 772nd Battalion of the 1st Regiment. In February 1939, Deputy Brigade Commander Xu Shiyou commanded the 386th Brigade of the 129th Division to set up an ambush in Xiangcheng and launched a fierce battle.
In the "Model Plains Ambush Battle", our army skillfully used tactics and successfully led the enemy into the encirclement. The 1st Battalion of the 688th Regiment of the 344th Brigade of Wei Jie met the enemy head-on, the main force flanked on the west flank of Zhangjiazhuang, and the supplementary regiments of Han Dongshan and Zhou Xihan flanked on the east flank of Zhuangtou Village; Ding Silin and Cheng Yue, and the 1st Battalion of the 1st Regiment of Changxin were on guard against the Quzhou Japanese army in Xixiaogu, and the main force cut off the Japanese army's retreat at Marlowburg.
The 3rd Regiment of the East Vertical and the 3rd Brigade of the Advance Detachment actively cooperated. In this battle, our army destroyed more than 250 enemies and captured 8 people. The new 1st regiment performed well and won the honorary title of "Model Youth League" personally awarded by Mr. Zhu.
The names of Regiment Commander Ding Silin and Political Commissar Cheng Yuechang also resounded in the Taihang Mountains and Taiyue Mountains because of this battle. On July 8, 1939, the new 1st Regiment fought fiercely with the 107th Wing of the 109th Division of the Japanese Army in Yunzu Town, the anti-Japanese base area in the southeast of Shanxi, and the commander Ding Silin led a small number of soldiers to retreat and was unfortunately shot and died heroically at the age of 26.
In May 1940, the new 1st Regiment of the 386th Brigade of the 129th Division of the Eighth Route Army was renamed the 16th Regiment. The first regiment commander, Xie Jiaqing, was the head of the Hubei-Henan-Anhui base area during the Red Army period with rich experience and military exploits, and he and Cheng Yuechang jointly served as the political commissar of the 16th regiment.
Less than 3 months after the reorganization, the 16th Regiment received an order from the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army to participate in the Battle of the Hundred Regiments that "shocked behind enemy lines" and was responsible for breaking the Yangquan-Yuci section of the Zhengtai Railway.
Among them, Chen Geng, commander of the 386th Brigade, and Zhou Xihan, chief of staff, specially assigned the 16th Regiment to attack and take the key station of the Zhengtai Railway-Lujiazhuang Station. After receiving the task, Xie Jiaqing immediately convened a meeting of cadres to study the enemy's situation and formulate a strategy.
He decided: 1 company of the 3rd battalion to contain Jijiayuan, 1 company to contain Yuci and Changning, 2 companies to break the road, 2 companies to break the main force of the battalion, 2 companies to attack the fortress group, and 2 companies to attack Lujiazhuang Station overnight.
On the evening of August 20, 1940, Xie Jiaqing and the 16th Regiment successfully fired the first shot of the Battle of the Hundred Regiments.
During the Battle of the Hundred Regiments, the 16th and 38th Regiments of the Eighth Route Army fought a fierce battle in Heshun County, Shanxi Province in order to protect the headquarters and the 129th Division's organs, hospitals and the masses from the encirclement of the Japanese army.
Xie Jiaqing, Cheng Yuechang and deputy regiment commander Chen Jinyu led the 16th Regiment to block the Japanese army in Gaoping for 2 days, and then blocked the Japanese attack together with the 38th Regiment that returned to help. The Yangerling Resistance Battle lasted for 15 hours, and the commanders and fighters of the Eighth Route Army and the Japanese army engaged in fierce white-knuckle battles, until the retreat order came from the first department, and they left under the leadership of Zhou Xihan, leaving more than 300 Japanese corpses behind.
Commander Xie Jiaqing performed heroically in this battle and left a deep impression on *** and Chen Geng, but he was unfortunately shot and died heroically in the third stage of the Battle of the Hundred Regiments at the age of 28.
Although he died, his heroism and dedication to war will always inspire us.
In 1943, when the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression was coming to an end, the security of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningbo border region was threatened by recalcitrant troops. In order to protect the security of the border area, the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army decided to transfer troops from the 358th Brigade of the 120th Division and the 1st Brigade of the Independent Army into the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningbo Border Region, and ordered Wang Jinshan, commander of the 386th Brigade of the Shanxi-Hebei-Shandong-Henan-Taiyue Military Region, to lead the 16th Regiment to Yan'an.
At that time, the commander of the 16th Regiment was Chen Jinyu, a native of Guangji, Hubei Province, who served as the regiment commander in the ambush of Hanluo Village. After arriving in Yan'an, Chen Jinyu entered the party school to study, and he served as the political commissar of the 24th Brigade of the Northeast People's Autonomous Army, the commander of the 8th Brigade of the 3rd Division of the New Fourth Army, the commander of the 3rd Independent Division of the Liaodong Military Region, the commander of the 165th Independent Division of the Northeast Military Region, and the commander of the 2nd Vertical 4th Division during the liberation period.
In 1955, he was awarded the rank of Major General. Yuan Xuekai, deputy commander of the regiment, was a native of Huangpi, Hubei, and he served as the deputy brigade commander of the new 4th Brigade of Xiye and the political commissar of the 17th Division of the 6th Army of Yiye during the liberation period.
In March 1950, the 20th Regiment of the 7th Cavalry Division and the 21st Regiment of Fukang rebelled, and Yuan Xuekai and the division commander Cheng Yuechang performed well in counterinsurgency. After arriving in Yan'an, Cheng Yuechang served as the commander of the 16th Regiment of the New 4th Brigade, and later served as the brigade commander.
During the liberation period, the new 4th Brigade was renamed the 17th Division, the division commander was still Cheng Yuechang, the political commissar was Huang Zhentang, and the deputy division commander was Yuan Xuekai. The 16 regiment was renamed the 6th regiment of the 17th division of the 50th army, and the 49th regiment came from the 771st regiment.
The 50th Regiment of the 6th Agricultural Division served as the main force in the Northwest Battlefield, and they took the initiative to hold on to Lizhuang in the southeast of Longdong for one day in the Battle of Xifu, successfully avoiding greater losses in Xiye.
In the battle to defend Yan'an, the 17th Division and the 50th Regiment also made important contributions, and the 50th Regiment made many feats with its excellent offensive and defensive capabilities, and was regarded as the main attacking force by the old chief Cheng Yuechang.
After marching into Xinjiang, the 17th Division was renamed the 6th Agricultural Division, and the 50th Regiment took root in Ili under the leadership of the regiment commander Liu Guanghan and continued to carry forward its heroic fighting spirit. We warmly welcome contributors who have in-depth research on the history of war and are willing to promote positive energy, and we will reply to private messages as soon as possible.