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Which three ace teams participated in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, but they were not selected as the top ten ace armies of the Volunteer Army
In the fiery years of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, the Volunteer Army emerged a number of heroic and combative troops, who wrote immortal legends on the battlefield. However, among these prestigious troops, there are three units known in history as "ace powerhouses", although they have also made great achievements on the battlefield, but they have not been selected into the list of the top ten ace armies of the Volunteer Army. Today, we'll explore the stories of these three forces, why they didn't make it to the top 10 aces, and learn from them.
The first ace team is the XX Division. This unit showed strong combat effectiveness in the early days of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. The XX Battle in which they participated was an important battle in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. During the battle, the XX Division launched a fierce charge against the enemy with a thunderous force. In the hail of bullets, they fought bravely to kill the enemy, and finally succeeded in occupying the enemy's position. However, although the battle was won, the XX Division also paid a huge price. Many valiant warriors fell in pools of blood and remained forever in a foreign land. Although the XX Division performed well on the battlefield, due to various reasons, they ultimately failed to be selected as one of the top ten ace armies of the Volunteer Army.
The second ace is the XX battalion. This battalion-sized unit is known for its bravery and tenacity on the battlefield. In the XX blocking battle, the officers and men of the XX battalion successfully blocked the enemy's attack with their tenacious will and excellent tactical literacy. They held their ground and fought to the death against the enemy. In this battle, the soldiers of the XX battalion showed extremely high combat quality and sacrifice, and they used their flesh and blood to build an impregnable defensive line. However, despite its excellent performance on the battlefield, the XX Battalion was not selected as one of the top ten ace armies of the Volunteer Army due to its relatively small size and its contribution to the entire war was not as significant as that of other units.
The third ace is the XX regiment. This artillery regiment is known on the battlefield for its accurate artillery support and powerful fire strike capabilities. In the XX campaign, the XX regiment successfully destroyed the enemy's positions and command posts with intensive artillery fire, creating favorable conditions for the offensive of the Volunteer Army. Their artillery support won the Volunteer Army many battles. However, in the selection of the top ten ace armies of the Volunteer Army, because the selection criteria were more focused on the combat performance of infantry units, and the XX Regiment, as an artillery regiment, its combat form and contribution were different from those of other units, so it was not selected.
The heroic performance and contribution of these three ace teams in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea is undeniable. Although they were not selected into the top ten ace armies of the Volunteer Army, their historical exploits and heroic deeds will always be remembered. However, we also have to think about a question: why did these excellent troops fail to be selected as the top ten ace troops of the Volunteer Army?
Perhaps, there are complex reasons behind this. First of all, the selection criteria for the top ten ace armies of the Volunteer Army may be more focused on certain aspects, such as the combat performance of infantry units, the number of battle victories, etc. And these aces may not fully meet the selection criteria in some ways. Secondly, war is brutal, and each unit faces different challenges and difficulties. On the battlefield, each unit has its own strengths and weaknesses, and these strengths and weaknesses can also affect their performance in the selection. Finally, we also have to admit that history is written by the victors. In the selection process, some political factors, propaganda factors, etc. may also have an impact on the selection results.
The story of these three ace teams tells us that war is brutal, and every unit can make a great achievement on the battlefield. However, in the selection and in the historical account, they may be overlooked or forgotten for a variety of reasons. This makes us think: how should we avoid the interference of bias and subjective factors when evaluating the historical status of a unit or a person? How should we look at history more comprehensively and objectively? These questions deserve our deep consideration and discussion. At the same time, we should also remember the heroic performance and contributions of these ace teams in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, inherit their spirit and quality, and strive to build a more just and powerful country.