In the battle of the Chosin Lake Shuimun Bridge, a company was frozen into ice sculptures, and a suicide note left by a soldier read: "I love my relatives and the motherland, and I love my honor even more..."
At that time, two companies of troops were sent to hide the heights of the Shuimun Bridge near Chosin Lake to set up an ambush, when the temperature in North Korea was minus forty degrees, and the US army could not have imagined that the volunteer army could ambush for three days and three nights on such a cold day.
The U.S. troops drank hot coffee in fur, while the volunteers wore thin cotton coats and nibbled on frozen potatoes.
In order to defend the country, he would rather freeze to death than retreat.
When the follow-up troops went up to take a look, the strength of the two companies was all frozen to death, from the company commander to the soldiers, all holding steel guns to prepare for the battle posture, and their muzzles were all aimed at the road.
This left a classic tragic scene in the history of world wars, and these two companies were called ice sculpture companies.
While cleaning up the battlefield, our follow-up troops found a card from a martyr from Shanghai named Song Amao from his jacket pocket.
It reads: "I love my relatives and the motherland, I love my honor even more, I am a glorious volunteer soldier, ice and snow, I will never give in, even if I freeze to death, I will stand proudly on my position." "That's the loveliest person we've ever been.
Their iron will made the U.S. military realize that this was an invincible army. #Memories of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea # Movie Chosin Lake Watergate Bridge # #向冰雕连" tribute #
