In 1975, Vietnamese troops attacked Saigon, and Moon Jin Yong personally went to the front to command the siege
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In 1969, when Nixon took office, Nixon saw the situation in Vietnam very clearly, and it was difficult for the United States to bring down the Ho Chi Minh regime in Vietnam, and the US fiscal deficit, which was mired in the quagmire of war, was already very serious.
Nixon immediately ordered the Americans to leave Vietnam.
01 Beginnings
The departure of the Americans gave Ho Chi Minh the opportunity to launch a counter-offensive, and Ho Chi Minh immediately mobilized his troops and horses to prepare to liberate all of Vietnam in one breath.
In order to solve the battle as quickly as possible, it is necessary to first crush the enemy's military morale, and then to take down Saigon, the capital of the South Vietnamese puppet army.
02 Siege
In April 1975, Communist Vietnamese troops had begun an offensive towards the enemy near Saigon.
Under the continuous artillery fire, the vietnamese Communist soldiers braved death and quickly launched a charge towards the enemy's position.
After the withdrawal of the American troops, the morale of the South Vietnamese puppet army had been depressed to a climax.
In the face of the wolf-like Vietnamese Communist forces, the South Vietnamese puppet army was defeated and defeated, and gradually, the defeated army withdrew into the last line of defense of the South Vietnamese puppet army: Saigon.
The walls of Saigon are very strong, resistant and fighting, and are a city that is easy to defend and difficult to attack.
However, the South Vietnamese puppet army in Saigon City was not doing well, and seeing that their comrades had reached the gate of the city, the underground battle groups in Saigon City began to be active.
In order not to cause disturbance in the rear, the South Vietnamese puppet army imposed a curfew.
After all four forces had completed the siege, the general offensive of the Vietnamese Communist Party on Saigon began.
Dense shells bombarded the puppet soldiers on the walls of Saigon, and all the puppet positions outside Saigon had long been cleared.
The puppet soldiers opened the arsenal inside Saigon City, and all the heavy machine guns and light machine guns were placed on the head of the city, intending to make a final resistance.
The elite of the Vietnamese Communist troops was exhausted, and Wen JinYong personally went to the front line to command the siege.
All four gates of Saigon were targeted by the Vietnamese Communists, shells raining down and the roar of various guns, just outside Saigon like a shura field.
03 Inside should
Seeing that Saigon City could not be attacked for a long time, the members of the communist underground combat team in the city had gathered together, each armed with weapons.
"Rush!" The leading middle-aged man, armed with a submachine gun, went straight to the enemy's city.
Soon, the combat team was discovered, but the men did not seem to be afraid of death at all, they did not hide, but just shot at the enemy continuously.
Gradually, one by one, the members of the combat team fell, but the enemy fire at the head of the city had been weakened very obviously.
"Kill!" The Vietnamese Communist troops outside the city once again launched a charge, and this time, with the help of their comrades in the city, this time the city gate was broken in an instant.
Seeing that the Vietnamese Communists directly broke through the city gate, the machine gun positions set up near the city gate immediately opened fire, but they were greeted by a grenade thrown over.
Exploding, the Vietnamese Communist forces rushed in without enemy machine-gun fire and engaged in a final street battle with the enemy.
But how much combat effectiveness can a puppet soldier who has lost the support and morale of the city wall have? They were just trying to trap the beasts, and they were quickly wiped out completely.
At this point, the Vietnam War was almost over, and the last strength of the Vietnamese puppet army had been wiped out.
Resources:
"The Experience of the Vietnam War", "The Vietnam War in the Eyes of Americans", "From Confrontation to Dialogue"