1: DP light machine gun ---- (also known as: Jaeggarov light machine gun), is a light machine gun developed and equipped by the Soviet Union in the late 20s of the 20th century. The Jaeggarov light machine, which was heavily equipped in the Chinese Volunteer Army, is also known as the "turntable machine gun", named after its large cartridge. In the middle and late stages of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, this machine gun was widely equipped with infantry squads of the volunteers, and made great contributions in the offensive and defensive battles of mountain tunnels.
2: Bren light machine gun---, This is a light machine gun specially tailored for the volunteer army, also known as "Seventy-nine Boran". Because of its relatively average offensive and defensive capabilities, it was once called one of the "best light machine guns". Structurally, it adopts the principle of air conduction, using machine gun deflection to latch.
3: Finnish Rati LS26 light machine gun---As the name suggests, this is a main weapon of Finland that has played an important role in real combat. In the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea that year, it was also a sharp blade in the hands of the volunteers. It is understood that the accuracy of this machine gun is very high, it can hold a total of 20 rounds, and the range can reach 400 meters. However, due to the excessive weight of this gun, it is not convenient to carry. In addition to this, it has a rather serious problem: it is easy to jam. In a relatively harsh environment, if rapid fire is carried out, the Finnish Rati LS26 will jam. Therefore, it is also nicknamed the "Stuck Type 26" machine gun.
4: The M1944 Mosin-Nagant is a rifle--- its owner used it to kill 214 enemies in 32 days with 436 rounds, setting a record for the highest number of cold shots killed by Chinese volunteers on the Korean battlefield. This achievement, put into any war in the world, is a miracle. The owner of the gun, Zhang Taofang, was therefore called "Sniper God".
5: BM-13 rocket launcher (nickname: Katyusha, translation: Katyusha) is a wheeled vehicle-mounted rocket launcher developed and equipped by the Soviet Union in World War II. The BM-13 rocket launcher adopts a truck as the chassis, and is equipped with 8 rail launch structures to form a mobile rocket launcher system, which can carry 16 M-13 solid-fuel rockets, with a combat range of 8,500 meters and a maximum range of 385 kilometers [9].
6: PPSh-41 submachine gun --- (Bobosha submachine gun, also known as: People's submachine gun, People's revolver), designed by the famous Soviet Soviet small arms designer Grigory Spagin in 1941, in order to replace the complex structure of the PPD series submachine gun. Similar to the Stern submachine gun, the PPSh-41 also uses a large number of stamped parts, which is very convenient for mass production.
7: The MiG-9 fighter---, was one of the first jet fighters developed by the Soviet Union after World War II in the late 40s of the 20th century. The MiG-9 fighter was developed by the Mikoyan Aircraft Design Bureau and uses a copy of the German BMW 003 turbojet engine. The aerodynamic layout of the aircraft is single-seat, twin-engine, nose air intake, mid-wing straight wing, and the aircraft is equipped with one 37 mm cannon and two 23 mm cannons
At that time, all the aircraft that entered Korea were provided by the Soviet Union, and the Soviet army secretly sent about 1,500 Soviet pilots to participate in the war.