Title: The Brave Are Fearless: Wisdom and Survival on the Battlefield in Vietnam
In the long course of history, the Vietnam War was a period of heroism and strategy, sacrifice and wisdom. Yue Hengjun, a veteran of the war, was a witness to that era, and his memoir "War Diary" opens a window into the brutal reality of the battlefield and how the soldiers responded to the enemy's cunning tactics.
Yue Hengjun recalled those tense and dangerous days, when the Vietnamese army was always able to accurately strike at our army's signal corps and commanders. This kind of precision strike has made our army deeply aware of the enemy's cunning in combat experience and strategy. The Vietnamese army took advantage of the terrain and concealment to inflict heavy losses on our side, which made every soldier constantly adapt and Xi how to survive in this environment.
In the face of such a situation, the officers of our army did not flinch, but began to reflect on and adjust their combat methods. From changing the way you equip your gun, to picking up a submachine gun, to cleverly hiding your pistol, all to reduce the risk of being locked by enemy snipers. These measures not only demonstrated the resourcefulness and courage of the officers in dealing with difficult situations, but also demonstrated their perseverance and hard work.
Of particular note are the various methods of camouflage of the pistols by the regimental commanders. They pinned their pistols to their belts or wore tunics that concealed their weapons at all times to ensure that they could quickly draw their guns to defend themselves even in an emergency. These seemingly small but crucial details can mean the difference between life and death on the battlefield.
However, the most thorough and impressive of all survival strategies is to pass through the enemy blockade line by pretending to be a wounded soldier. This strategy not only tested the soldiers' acting skills and courage, but also showed a strong will to survive in a desperate situation.
The "War Diary" concludes that although the Vietnamese army is highly flexible and unpredictable, it is this complex and volatile environment that has cultivated our army's ability to counterattack based on intelligence. Whether it's confronting enemies head-on or skilfully avoiding risks, every soldier has become an indispensable part of the survival game in those turbulent and smoke-filled years.
Yue Hengjun not only recorded history through "War Diary", but also conveyed a message to future generations: no matter how difficult the environment is and how cunning the enemy is, with the support of the will to survive, human beings can always find adaptation and fight back invisibly to win. This memoir will undoubtedly become an important text for the new generation to understand that period of history and appreciate the wisdom and courage of their predecessors.