#Memories of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea ##Volunteer Army##Japan#In the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, the Volunteer Army single-handedly defeated the United Nations Army composed of 17 countries. The U.S. military, who had vowed to end the war by Christmas, was dumbfounded. After the war, countries were studying the tactics of the volunteer army. Even Japan, which has always held a dismissive attitude toward the mainland, could not help but sigh in 13 words. What are these thirteen words? Why does Japan say that?
After the victory in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, Japanese experts carefully studied the performance of the volunteer army in the Korean battlefield and uttered these thirteen words after being shocked: Such a contingent appeared a few years later. The reason why Japanese experts gave such a superb evaluation to the volunteers was because they recognized the gap between the Japanese army and the volunteers. This is mainly reflected in the tactics of the volunteer army and the spirit of the volunteer army to bear hardships and stand hard work. Let's first look at the tactics of the Volunteers. In just one battle of the Tieyuan Blockade Battle, the Volunteer Army used 4 major tactics. In this battle, the volunteer army needed to use 20,000 people to resist 50,000 enemy troops for half a month. The enemy also has a variety of advanced weapons such as tanks and artillery. It's very difficult. However, under the flexible tactical application of the volunteer army, the task of blocking was perfectly completed. The second point that shocked the Japanese was the spirit of the volunteer army, which was challenging the limits of the body in every aspect of the Korean battlefield. During the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, the US military held air supremacy, and our army could only go to the battlefield in the form of day and night. There were no cars, so the volunteers had to walk to the Yalu River, guaranteeing a distance of 180 miles every night. After a long period of running, the volunteers' feet were covered with blisters. However, in the face of the enemy's tiger's eye, the speed of the march cannot be slowed down in the slightest, and can only use scissors to break the blisters and continue the march. This kind of perseverance is not comparable to ordinary people. After entering the Korean battlefield, the volunteer army faced even worse combat conditions. Faced with the enemy's tight blockade, the volunteer army's logistical supplies were seriously insufficient. Especially in the winter, the volunteer soldiers did not have cotton clothes, only a pair of large shoes and a single piece of clothing with them. When necessary, only straw can be used to keep out the cold. Winter temperatures in North Korea reach as low as minus 60 degrees Celsius. But despite this, the volunteers still threw away the armor of the American army.
