As one of the "Three Yangs", General Yang Yong, who is both wise and brave, wins a hundred battles, and is deeply loved by the chairman. His life was full of challenges and dangers, and he was injured five times, one of which was the most intense.
It was 1933, he met the enemy at Xunkou in the **Soviet District, and a bullet flew over his head**, piercing his scalp and bleeding. Ignoring it, he continued to charge until the enemy retreated.
After the war, he was praised by ***, hung a third-class red star medal on his chest, and left a permanent memorial on his head, which was a two-centimeter-long bullet mark that did not reappear.
In October 1934, Chiang Kai-shek ordered He Jian, chairman of Hunan Province of the Kuomintang, to lead an army of 400,000 to use the Xiangjiang River to set up a fourth blockade line in an attempt to block the Red Army's Long March.
In this extremely difficult battle of the Xiangjiang River, Yang Yong, who was then the political commissar of the 10th Regiment of the Red Fourth Division, led his subordinates to carry out the task of covering the ** column to cross the river. During the battle, the regiment commander Shen Shuqing was shot and died, and the division chief of staff, Du Zhongmei, later died heroically.
Yang Yong responded calmly and led his troops to fight for two days and nights, and his right thigh was hit by shrapnel. Despite the heavy losses, the ** column was able to cross the river smoothly. Since then, Yang Yong's leg has also left a "Xiangjiang Battle Medal".
In the Battle of Tucheng on the banks of the Chishui River in January 1935, Yang Yong, the political commissar of the 10th Regiment, once again led the team to charge. Unfortunately, the bullet exited his right cheek and into his lip, causing a total of six teeth to be lost.
At that time, Yang Yong's face was covered in blood, and he could not command the battle with his mouth, so he used his pen to give orders instead. And just like that, he fainted in a pool of blood. After more than 30 years, the bullet hole in Yang Yong's face was surgically filled by Wu Weiran, the director of Beijing Hospital. This wound was the most serious.
In September 1937, the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army confronted the 21st Brigade of the Japanese elite Sakagaki Seishiro Division for the first time at Pingxingguan.
In this battle, Yang Yong (actually political commissar), who served as the deputy commander of the 343rd Brigade of the 115th Division (Brigade Commander Chen Guang) and the 686th Regiment (Regiment Commander Li Tianyou), was wounded again.
According to the battle plan, Chen Guang's 343 Brigade was the main ambush force, Yang Dezhi and Deng Hua's 685 Regiment was responsible for blocking the Japanese troops in front and blocking their southward route, and Li Tianyou and Yang Yong's 686 Regiment was facing the enemy.
The 687th Regiment of the 344th Brigade commanded by Xu Haidong was southwest of Caijiayu, encircling and dividing the rearguard troops of the Japanese army and cutting off their retreat.
In 1937, Yang Yong, who served as the deputy commander of the 686th Regiment of the 343rd Brigade of the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army, led the commanders and fighters to fight against the enemy in the Pingxingguan ambush, not afraid of bloodshed and sacrifice, and successfully eliminated more than 1,000 Japanese soldiers, making Yang Yong's name resounding in China along with ** and Chen Guang.
In 1938, Yang Yong, who had been promoted to the commander and political commissar of the 686th Regiment, commanded two ambushes of Japanese automobile transport teams and infantry cavalry on the Fenli Highway, annihilating nearly 1,000 Japanese troops and shocking the Japanese army in North China.
In August 1945, Yang Yong, who served as the commander of the Hebei-Shandong-Henan Military Region, led the main force of the military region to participate in the Pinghan Campaign, thwarting the Kuomintang's civil war attempt. At the end of the year, Yang Yong led the Seventh Column to annihilate more than 20,000 enemies in Liankeyuncheng and Juye on the Hebei-Shandong-Henan battlefield, and the combat effectiveness of the troops was greatly improved.
In April 1946, Yang Yong led the Seventh Column to participate in the Battle of Longhai, the Battle of Dingtao, and the Battle of Huaxian, and successfully smashed the Kuomintang's plan to occupy Hebei, Shandong, and Henan and open up the Pinghan Road.
Yang Yong was an outstanding military and political talent, and his command in the war was affirmed by his superiors. One of his successful experiences is that he has the spirit of assiduous study and is able to understand and apply military thinking.
In the 1947 Battle of Southwest Lu, Yang Yong ordered his troops to attack from the enemy's weak defenses and successfully captured Yuncheng. Later, in the battle of the six battalions, he skillfully used the tactic of "encircling three queyi" to put the enemy in a difficult situation, and finally eliminated the enemy.
In 1947, Yang Yong's team overcame various difficulties and successfully reached the Dabie Mountains. In the Battle of Dabie Mountain, his troops eliminated a large number of enemies at a relatively small cost.
In the Battle of Huaihai, Yang Yong's troops accurately judged the enemy's intentions and successfully prevented the enemy's breakthrough operation. His troops also played an important role in the Jincheng counterattack, successfully eliminating the enemy's elite troops.
Yang Yong not only performed well on the battlefield, he also did a good job in troop management and leadership. He is adept at nurturing and motivating his subordinates so that they can perform to their best in battle.
Yang Yong's Korean battlefield career Yang Yong, who served in the Korean battlefield in April 1953, successively served as the commander of the 20th Corps of the Chinese People's Volunteers, the third deputy commander and chief of staff of the Chinese People's Volunteers, and the commander of the Chinese People's Volunteers.
At that time, the Korean armistice talks had reached an agreement, and all that remained was the redrawing of the military demarcation line and the drawing up of the details of the armistice agreement. Yang Yong thought that he had come for nothing and had no chance to fight against the American ** team.
However, Syngman Rhee of South Korea has vowed to oppose any compromise and fight alone. He commanded the robbery by force.270,000 Chinese and North Korean prisoners were added to the South Korean army.
As a result, it was difficult to sign an armistice agreement negotiated at Panmunjom, which had been going on for two years, a move that angered the Chinese and North Korean armies. Yang Yong said to political commissar Wang Ping: "Why does the American master want to make peace, while Syngman Rhee continues to fight?
What is he capable of continuing to fight? Did he fight alone? Or is there another purpose? I'm afraid that there is still the United States behind it. Thinking that the U.S. military might be backed by the back, his motivation came up: to focus on the South Korean army and piggyback on the U.S. military with a little color.
**Instructions: "When fighting on the Korean battlefield, it is necessary to 'knock kraft candy' in pieces." "Therefore, many battles were fought by a squad or platoon, at most a company, to occupy a favorable terrain and capture one or two prisoners.
But how can this continue? Isn't it because we have not fundamentally destroyed the enemy's fighting spirit because we have not fundamentally destroyed the enemy's fighting spirit? On the battlefield, whoever is militarily strong will have strength.
Yang Yong was determined to fight a big battle and went to 3 armies, which was later increased to 5 armies with the support of Yang Dezhi. At first, many people didn't understand, saying that this situation in North Korea is okay?
Not sure. Some people say: You are new to the law, such an organizational law, to engage in three group armies. Some people simply objected, saying that Yang Yong wanted to be in the limelight. Even Xu Shiyou, commander of the Third Corps, who is known for his boldness, said: According to the experience of the War of Liberation, we must be cautious if we annihilate 10,000 enemies and lose 3,000 ourselves.
At this time, ** returned to the Korean front, he agreed with Yang Yong's view, believing that if the Syngman Rhee group was not given a punitive blow militarily, it would not only delay the Korean armistice, but also affect the post-war peace on the Korean Peninsula.
**Call*** It is recommended to deal a serious blow to the South Korean army and annihilate the enemy again50,000 people. The next day, ** sent a telegram agreeing, saying that the signing of the armistice must be postponed, and when it is appropriate to postpone it, and that a decision can only be made depending on the development of the situation, and that it is extremely necessary to annihilate more than 10,000 South Korean troops.
General Yang Yong worked together with his Korean fellow countrymen, and at the critical moment, at the age of 40, he became the commander of the 20th Corps of the Volunteer Army. In the 1953 Jincheng counterattack, he commanded 1,000 artillery pieces to violently bombard enemy positions, breaking through the enemy's forward positions within an hour.
In this battle, our army destroyed a total of 52,783 enemies, captured 2,836 enemies, shot down 85 enemy planes, and captured a large amount of trophies. After this battle, the volunteers inflicted heavy losses on the enemy army and flattened the defense line from the southeast to the southwest of Jincheng.
As a result of his outstanding performance in the Battle of Geumseong, both Americans and South Koreans became acquainted with the "ghost" general. During his time in Korea, he faithfully fulfilled his internationalist obligations, was highly praised by Kim Il Sung and the Korean people, and was awarded the Order of the National Flag of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, 1st class.
In 1955, he was awarded the rank of general of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and received several medals. In addition, he also showed his military talent by competing with Montgomery in marksmanship.
In 1958, he was appointed commander of the Beijing Military Region, and the following year he became deputy chief of the general staff of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and commander of the Beijing Military Region. During this period, he organized the troops to carry out mass training activities, and obtained excellent results, which was highly praised by the best and the best.
Yang Yong and others led the volunteers to return to China in triumph and were received by ***. On May 26, 1960, British Field Marshal Montgomery, accompanied by Li Da, visited the ** camp and shook hands with Yang Yong.
Montgomery expressed admiration for the victory in World War I and Korea, but was not convinced when he visited the shooting, bomb throwing, and fighting events. It wasn't until he saw the imposing assassination squad of 500 soldiers that he asked to take a look at the assassination procession, and the soldiers took off their hats and raised their guns neatly, which amazed him.
Montgomery also personally test-fired, proving that the squadron is disciplined and martial arts. Finally, he cautioned his peers against fighting Chinese troops on the ground. The news reached ***, and ** said with a smile: "Admiral Yang Yong, Admiral Yang Yong!" ”
In 1964, Ben Bella, Algeria, asked to meet Yang Yong, who commanded the Jincheng counterattack, and smiled even more happily after hearing the news: "Admiral Yang Yong, Admiral Yang Yong!"
This courage has gone to Africa! ”
Yang Yong, a Chinese general, visited Britain and inspected the royal guard of honor, and after his proposal, he served as deputy chief of the General Staff, third secretary of the Party Committee of the General Staff, member of the Military Commission, and member of the Standing Committee.
He resolutely implemented the party's line, principles, and policies, and made tremendous contributions to army building and defense of the motherland. He worked hard to study and apply first-class military thinking, governed the army strictly, was able to attack and defend well, was excellent in both military and political affairs, and was both wise and brave.
He is never arrogant, always modest and cautious, strict with himself, and often quotes the words of Marshal *** to encourage himself. The true colors of the general are fully revealed. Without permission, infringement must be investigated and rights protection support: Hebei Jineng Law Firm.