A few days ago, I said in the article that in some movies, the plot of the US military paying homage to the volunteer ice sculpture company is completely a snake, and it does not exist in reality, so it has been questioned by some people, so I should not doubt the so-called "human nature" of the US military. But in fact, does the U.S. military have humanity? Judging from the recollection of a volunteer instructor, the US military has no humanity, and some are just wild animals and animals.
[The picture of the US military saluting the volunteer ice sculpture company in the movie is really a snake to add to the foot]
At 16:00 on the afternoon of November 27, 1950, the 80th Division of the 27th Army of the Volunteer Army concentrated 12 infantry battalions to attack the battle group of the 31st Regiment of the US 7th Division in Xinxingli. Of these, 6 battalions attacked from the front, and the other 6 battalions attacked Neidonggu and Xinyali from both sides. In the early morning of the 28th, the volunteer army captured Xinfali, surrounded NeidongZhi, cut off the way for the US 31st Regiment to escape south, and reduced the US army into a narrow area of less than 4 square kilometers, completing the encirclement of the US army.
The encircled American troops became extremely fierce, frantically counterattacking the volunteers, and the 238 regiment located on the outskirts of Xinxingli bore the brunt of the attack and became the main offensive direction of the US breakthrough. In the fighting last night, the 238th Regiment suffered heavy casualties. Because the visibility of the 2nd battalion was too low at night, they mistakenly used several American tanks as houses to try to hide, and as a result, they were violently strafed by the crossfire of the American army, and there were heavy casualties, and many soldiers still maintained a charging posture when they fell.
[Volunteers carrying Type 92 infantry guns through the snow]
In this battle, there was a special meritorious hero of the Volunteer Army, Kong Qingsan, a first-class combat hero. He was the squad leader of the artillery regiment of the 80th Division, and during the attack he brought the Type 92 infantry gun close to a position only 20 meters away from the target, but due to the cold weather, the soil and stones on the mountain were frozen, and it was impossible to build a firing position, so that the right hoe of the Type 92 infantry gun was suspended in the air and could not be fired. Seeing that the machine guns of the US troops in the house were spewing tongues of fire, and there were constantly soldiers falling on the road of the charge, Kong Qingsan could not take much care of it, and resolutely used his shoulders to stand hoes to form a human flesh cannon seat.
In the huge recoil, Kong Qingsan died heroically. But he destroyed the American fire points, opening the way for the follow-up attacks. By dawn, the 780 men of the 2nd Battalion of the 238th Regiment had suffered more than 400 casualties, and the troops had to temporarily halt the offensive and wait for the opportunity. However, due to the excessive firepower of the American army, the wounded of the 2nd Battalion could not be carried down, and due to insufficient troops, the communications company in the regiment was thrown into battle.
According to Dong Chuanwen, instructor of the 238th Regiment's Communications Company, "On the morning of this day (28th), the US army gathered the wounded of the volunteer army left on the outskirts of Xinxingli, and the wounded were carried to a flat ground one by one, and a total of seven or eight rows were placed. Because the volunteer army had treated the wounded of the US army before, and those that could not be treated were even sent back to the US army, Dong Chuanwen believed that the US army was to gather the wounded of the volunteer army for easy treatment, who knew that the next scene made him blind.
The U.S. military was seen pouring gasoline on the wounded of the volunteers, and then igniting it and burning it. In an instant, hundreds of wounded were engulfed in flames. The wounded screamed in the fire, tumbled and struggled until they gradually lost their voices and turned into charred corpses. Dong Chuanwen saw this scene in the telescope, and his eyes were about to burst into blood. There are hearts to lead the troops to rush to the rescue, but they are more than 800 meters away from the scene, and the US aircraft are circling overhead, seemingly waiting for them to rush out.
Waiting until dark, Dong Chuanwen led the communications company and the 8th company to launch an attack on the US army. Although there was no aircraft support, the American fire was still very fierce, and by the end of the battle, only 26 people remained in the communications company and the 8th company. Although the American army suffered heavy casualties, it still broke through Dong Chuanwen's attack, fled westward, and was finally annihilated by the 241st Regiment.
This battle left an indelible impression on Dong Chuanwen, who could never forget the scene of the wounded struggling in the fire, and has been obsessed with the preferential treatment of prisoners ever since. The essence of the U.S. military is the aggressor, full of ferocity and killing, you expect them to be full of humanity? What the U.S. military does on the battlefield has nothing to do with the words nobility, decency, and humanity, and only animal nature is always accompanied by them.
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