As the saying goes, "a thousand troops are easy to get, but a general is hard to find", on the battlefield, there is a pioneer who can fight a tough battle, which is equivalent to half the success. The founding colonel Yan Chuanye we introduced today is such a pioneer who can fight tough battles and dare to fight tough battles. 
Don't look at Yan Chuanye is just a colonel, but his ability to fight well is well-known in our army, especially in the area of "pulling out strongholds", he is the elite of the elite. Many times, as long as the best battle is in trouble, the first thing the leader thinks of is to send Yan Chuanye out! In the Battle of Menglianggu, the remnants of Zhang Lingfu tried in vain to rely on excellent equipment to hold on and wait for reinforcements. I have to say that Zhang Lingfu's military talent is still good, and the fortifications he built are indeed very strong, and he has never been moved under the fierce attack of the 76th Regiment of the 26th Division of the Huaye 9th Column. Seeing that the enemy's reinforcements are about to outflank, what should I do? Kamihikawano! Yan Chuanye, who was ordered to be in danger, immediately led people to rush forward, and after figuring out the key points of the attack, he opened the offensive line in one go, and in just two hours, Yan Chuanye successfully led his troops to the top and became the key figure in reversing the tide of Meng Lianggu's battle. 
In the period of resisting US aggression and aiding Korea, Yan Chuanye even gnawed the hard bone of the US army's ace "Polar Bear Regiment", setting a record of our army's first complete annihilation of the US army's entire formation and strengthening regiment! Back in the second phase of the campaign, Yan Chuanye led his troops to start a tug-of-war with the US army in the Jiangqiao area, and the battle situation was stalemate for a while. Coincidentally, in the process of reconnoitring the enemy's situation, Yan Chuanye stumbled upon the combat headquarters of the US army hidden in the valley, good guy, this is equivalent to grabbing the enemy's throat at once! Of course, Yan Chuanye was not ambiguous, all kinds of light and heavy **, mortars beckoned up, and the poor polar bear regiment was served in such a mess, and the seriously injured colonel McLean, who died before he arrived at the hospital. The leaderless American troops were completely disorganized, and the remnants were quickly annihilated, and even the regimental flags were captured by our army. Since then, the name of the "Polar Bear Regiment" has been erased from the sequence of the US military. Yan Chuanye's ability to play so well on the battlefield is naturally inseparable from his desperate Saburo's fighting style, but because of this, Yan Chuanye was seriously injured several times, and was left with a lifelong disability of deafness and blindness. 
As early as 1942, in order to take the Japanese stronghold as soon as possible, Yan Chuanye personally led people to charge, but was blown to the ground by a Japanese grenade, and his right ear was severely damaged. Because the wound was next to the artery, the danger of surgery was extremely high, and the battle situation was tense, causing Yan Chuanye to miss the best ** time, and since then he has almost lost his deafness in his right ear. In the next year, in the same process of attacking the Japanese stronghold, Yan Chuanye, who had just rushed to the bottom of the stronghold, was attacked by a Japanese grenade, and the shrapnel hit him in the right eye. Although he became deaf and blind, Yan Chuanye's combat style of charging forward and never retreating has never wavered, and it is precisely because of this that he has become a famous "hero of pulling out strongholds" in our army. In 1955, Yan Chuanye was awarded the rank of colonel and was rated as a second-class disabled person.