Hosier. Singh (1921-1962) was born in Rajasthan, India. In the spring of 1944, at the age of twenty-three, Hoshir. Singh graduated from military school and joined the Anglo-Indian Army as a trainee lieutenant on the burmese battlefield. Hosier. Singh fought exceptionally bravely, annihilating more than twenty Japanese troops alone. In 1945, after participating in the campaign in central Burma, he followed the troops to Thailand, disarming the local Japanese army and freeing Allied prisoners of war. Arguably, Hoshir. By the end of World War II, Singh was already India's fighting hero.
Indian Army in 1962
After World War II, Hoshir. Singh was constantly promoted for his military exploits. In 1962, he became a brigade commander of the 62nd Brigade of the Indian Army's Ace Division. Hosier. Brigadier General Singh, with a dignified appearance, slender figure, with a pair of legs that are different from ordinary people, is extremely long, so he is called a long-legged general. Hosier. Singh's performance in World War II was unusually heroic, but it disappointed New Delhi in the Sino-Indian border war.
In 1962, the Sino-Indian border self-defense counterattack war began. On the morning of November 18, Hoshel. The remnants of the Indian 62nd Brigade led by Singh retreated when they rushed to a place called Leo Dongma. Unexpectedly, it just fell into the ambush circle of our army. Hosier. Shocked, Singh dropped his troops and led the way to escape. Our army first destroyed the Indian vanguard vehicles, blocked the road, and scattered the remnants of the 62nd Brigade, and then launched a white-knife battle.
The battle was fought until the evening of the next day, and Hoshir. Feeling desperate, Singer changed into his soldiers' uniforms and fled in the direction of Bhutan on a trail under the cover of several soldiers. However, Hoshir. Singh's luck was so bad that he was shot and killed by our soldiers on the way to escape, becoming the highest-ranking Indian officer killed in my counterattack.
Since the transit of November 22, our border troops have unilaterally ceased fire on all the lines of the China-India border. At this time, the Indian side slandered our army for torturing and killing brigadier general Horshir of the 62nd Brigade. Singh. At this point, we have learned that Brigadier General of the Indian 62nd Brigade, the famous Hoshir. Singer, I've killed him.
On the afternoon of the 24th, Wei Peizhou and Yu Zengguang, soldiers of the 4th Company of the 2nd Battalion of the 32nd Regiment of the 11th Infantry Division, carried Horhill. Singh's photograph, ordered to take a prisoner of war to find Hoshir. Singh's corpse. In the grass of a path, they found a tall, legged corpse crawling on the ground. They turned the body over first, only to see that the enemy corpse was covered in blood and the mask was difficult to distinguish. In order to determine the identity of the deceased, medical staff were called to cut open the three-layer jacket of the dead body and found that the shirt was embedded with brigadier epaulettes. After that, it was confirmed that Hoshir was killed. Singh.
Our soldiers, Wei Peizhou and Yu Zengguang, were two Soldiers from Shaanxi. Two years later, he was discharged from the army at the same time. Wei Peizhou returned to Fuping, Shaanxi Province, to work as a farmer in Xianzhen, and Yu Zengguang went to work at the Shaanxi Tongchuan Shaanxi Coal Infrastructure Construction Company. Now that they are eighty years old, they still often recall the search for Hoshir. The experience of Singh's corpse. That bloody experience on the battlefield became their lifelong memory.