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In the war-torn years, there was a founding general, his name was General Xiao Yongyin. He was once a subordinate of General Wang Jinshan, and together with Li Desheng and You Taizhong, he was known as the "Three Musketeers under Wang Jinshan". Xiao Yongyin's military career is full of legends, and he has shown outstanding military talent in many battles with tenacity and wisdom.
General Xiao Yongyin joined the Red Army at the age of only 13, initially as a bugler, and later promoted to the positions of commander and platoon commander. Despite the fact that he kept blowing the trumpet, his military talent was indisputable. His Red Army career began with the main forces of the Red Fourth Front, all the way to the Sichuan-Shaanxi region. However, his regiment was besieged by the tenacious Sichuan army, and the regiment commander held out for more than a week in order to block the enemy, and the troops suffered heavy casualties, but the Sichuan army was undaunted and continued to launch a fierce attack on them. At this critical moment, Xiao Yongyin proposed to the regiment commander to hand over the troops to his command and issued a military order. Although the regiment commander had some doubts about him, there was no better choice, so he handed over two companies to Xiao Yongyin. Xiao Yongyin decisively attacked and successfully repelled the enemy, but in order to seize a pistol in the hands of the Sichuan army, he himself was shot and almost paid with his life.
During the Anti-Japanese War, Xiao Yongyin entered the 129th Division Camp School, and successively served as a company commander, battalion commander, regiment commander and other positions, and became a general under Chen Xilian and Wang Jinshan. He learned many valuable lessons from these distinguished military leaders.
After the outbreak of the Liberation War, General Xiao Yongyin served as a brigade commander under the leadership of Wang Jinshan, and together with Li Desheng and You Taizhong, formed a strong force. This unit played an important role in battles such as the Battle of Dingtao, the Thousand Mile Leap into Dabie Mountain, and the Battle of Xiangfan. They are known for their ability to fight tough battles, dare to fight vicious battles, and deal with dangerous battles. Over time, the 6th Column was reorganized into the 12th Army, and Xiao Yongyin assumed the post of deputy commander and chief of staff. He participated in the Battle of Crossing the River, and as the army continued to advance, eventually liberating Chongqing.
The relationship between Xiao Yongyin and Wang Jinshan is self-evident, but they also had a misunderstanding. After the outbreak of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, the 12th Army prepared to enter the DPRK to fight, and Xiao Yongyin was the first deputy commander and chief of staff, but did not receive an order to enter the DPRK. He had been waiting for news from Wang Jinshan, but he had not received it. Therefore, he personally found Liu Bocheng, president of the Nanjing Military Academy, an old superior, and said that he had participated in countless battles over the years, but now he had not been notified of the battle in Korea. Xiao Yongyin submitted a war report to Liu Bocheng, who understood his combat experience and approved his request. As a result, he became the acting commander of the 12th Army and participated in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, including the Fifth Campaign, the Jincheng Blockade, and the Battle of Shangganling. Especially in the Battle of Shangganling, under the leadership of Xiao Yongyin, the 12th Army successfully held its position with the support of Qin Jiwei's 15th Army.
After returning to China, General Xiao Yongyin served as chief of staff, deputy commander and chief of staff of the Nanjing Military Region, and then transferred to the deputy commander of the Chengdu Military Region and the Wuhan Military Region. His military career is full of legends, he was an outstanding general, tenacious and intelligent, who made great contributions to the cause of the liberation of the motherland.
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