Division Commander Bian Guixiang, an outstanding general who left a strong mark in China's military history, and his military talent and command art were fully displayed in the self-defense and counterattack against Vietnam. His fame was not only widely praised within the People's Liberation Army, but also terrified the Vietnamese army on the enemy side, and even offered a high reward of $30,000 for his head. This was undoubtedly an astronomical figure in China at that time, which was enough to see the Vietnamese army's fear and fear of him.
On the battlefield, Division Commander Bian Guixiang repeatedly created war miracles with his unique tactical vision and resolute decision-making ability. One of the most praised is his brilliant record of winning more with less. In a crucial battle, the troops under the command of Division Commander Bian Guixiang faced an enemy several times their size, and according to conventional tactics, it was almost a battle with no chance of winning. However, Commander Bian Guixiang did not play his cards according to common sense, he skillfully used the terrain and the darkness of the night, with the strength of an infantry company and a 107th rocket artillery battalion, to launch a lightning raid.
The battle began in the middle of the night, and the artillery fire carefully planned by Division Commander Bian Guixiang poured down on the Vietnamese army's position like a torrential rain, taking the enemy by surprise. Immediately afterwards, the infantry company quickly interspersed and penetrated deep behind enemy lines, disrupting the Vietnamese army's position. In just 10 minutes, half of the Vietnamese army's men and horses were completely wiped out, and this result shocked everyone. This is not only the best proof of Commander Bian Guixiang's command ability, but also a full demonstration of the PLA's combat effectiveness.
Division Commander Bian Guixiang's military talent is not only reflected in the exquisite layout at the tactical level, but also in his deep understanding and precise control of the overall situation of the war. He knows very well that war is not only a contest of strength and weapons, but also a confrontation of will and wisdom. In the self-defense and counterattack against Vietnam, he always adhered to the principle of "no one offends me, I will not offend anyone", but when necessary, he also dared to show his sword, showing the bloody nature and courage of Chinese soldiers.
Commander Bian Guixiang's military talent is also reflected in his care and training for soldiers. He knows very well that the combat effectiveness of an army depends not only on weapons and equipment, but also on the quality and morale of its soldiers. Therefore, he paid attention to the training and education of soldiers and constantly improved the combat effectiveness of the troops. In battle, he took the lead and shared weal and woe with the soldiers, winning the respect and love of the soldiers.
Division Commander Bian Guixiang's military talent was accumulated through continuous study and practice during his long military career. He is well aware that as a military commander, he must have extensive military knowledge, keen battlefield insight and decisive decision-making ability. Therefore, he was diligent in studying, courageous in practice, constantly enriching his military qualities, and improving his command art.
In the self-defense and counterattack war against Vietnam, Division Commander Bian Guixiang's military talent was fully brought into play and recognized. His heroic performance not only won honor for the Chinese armed forces, but also made important contributions to safeguarding national sovereignty and territorial integrity. His name will forever be engraved on the monument of China's military history, inspiring generations of Chinese soldiers to make unremitting efforts for the peace and security of the country.
The name of Division Commander Bian Guixiang was like a bright star on the battlefield of the self-defense and counterattack against Vietnam, illuminating the bravery and wisdom of the Chinese soldiers. In this war, he became a legend in military history with the feat of winning more with less.
In a crucial battle, Division Commander Bian Guixiang faced a battle that seemed impossible to win. The enemy forces were far superior to ours, well-equipped, and occupied favorable terrain. However, Commander Bian Guixiang did not back down, knowing that victory in the war depended not only on the number of troops, but also on the resourcefulness of the commanders and the morale of the troops.
In the pre-war planning, Division Commander Bian Guixiang made an in-depth analysis of the situation on both sides and drew up a set of exquisite battle plans. He decided to take advantage of the darkness and terrain and launch a surprise attack. Under the cover of night, an infantry company and a 107 rocket artillery battalion quietly approached the enemy positions. The soldiers of the infantry company, after rigorous training and selection, each of them was the elite of the elite, and their movements were light and swift, quietly passing through the Vietnamese army's defensive line.
At the same time, the 107 rocket artillery battalion was already in position, and the muzzles were aimed at the positions of the Vietnamese troops. With the order of Division Commander Bian Guixiang, artillery fire poured down like a torrential rain, instantly covering the positions of the Vietnamese army. The Vietnamese army was in confusion under the sudden artillery fire, unable to judge where the attack was coming from, let alone organize an effective counterattack.
Under the cover of artillery fire, the infantry company quickly launched a charge. Armed with automatic weapons, they bravely rushed into the enemy line and engaged the Vietnamese in close combat. In hand-to-hand combat, the soldiers of the infantry company showed extraordinary combat skills and courage, and they quickly broke the Vietnamese defense line with one to ten.
The climax of the battle lasted only 10 minutes. In this short period of time, the troops under the command of Division Commander Bian Guixiang wiped out half a regiment of the Vietnamese army with lightning speed. This result not only shocked the Vietnamese army, but also attracted widespread attention in the international community. Division Commander Bian Guixiang's military talent has been highly praised at home and abroad.
In his post-war summing up, Division Commander Bian Guixiang stressed that the victory was inseparable from the bravery and sacrifice of every soldier and the efficient operation of the entire command system. He knows very well that an excellent commander must be able to mobilize the potential of every soldier and give full play to the combat effectiveness of the entire unit.
Division Commander Bian Guixiang's military talent is not only reflected in his tactical command, but also in his profound understanding and application of the laws of war. He knows that war is cruel, but there are also rules to follow. Only by studying the laws of war in depth can we take the initiative and win victory in war.
On the battlefield of the self-defense and counterattack against Vietnam, Division Commander Bian Guixiang wrote a legend with his outstanding military talent. His name will forever be remembered in the military history of the Republic and inspire generations of Chinese soldiers to make unremitting efforts for the peace and security of the country.
The 163rd Division of the People's Liberation Army, as an important force in the self-defense and counterattack war against Vietnam, its troop allocation and tactical arrangements reflect the military wisdom and courage of Division Commander Bian Guixiang. According to historical records 121,317, the total strength of the 163rd Division exceeded 15,000 men, but in the crucial battle of Tongdeng Town, Division Commander Bian Guixiang adopted a seemingly risky tactic: only about 4,000 troops were used to attack frontally, and the rest of the forces were used to carry out the task of dividing and encircling.
This method of using troops is really puzzling at first, because in traditional tactics, it is common to concentrate superior forces to make a frontal breakthrough. However, this decision of Division Commander Bian Guixiang was actually a well-thought-out and well-planned tactical layout. He was well aware that the Vietnamese army's defense in Dong Dang town was strong, and if it only relied on a frontal attack, it would not only pay a huge price, but also the possibility of success was difficult to guarantee. Therefore, he decided to adopt a more flexible and changeable tactic in order to achieve the effect of surprise and surprise.
During the battle, Division Commander Bian Guixiang skillfully used the terrain and night to divide the troops into multiple groups for rapid and covert penetration and infiltration. These groups launched a surprise attack behind enemy lines, quickly cutting off the supply lines and retreat routes of the Vietnamese army, forming a situation of encirclement of the Vietnamese army in Dong Dang Town. This tactic of division and encirclement not only effectively weakened the combat effectiveness of the Vietnamese army, but also greatly reduced the casualties of our army.
Division Commander Bian Guixiang's tactical arrangement fully reflects his profound understanding and application of the laws of war. He knew that war was not only a contest of strength and weapons, but also a confrontation of wisdom and courage. Through careful planning and flexible use of tactics, we can give full play to the combat effectiveness of our troops and win the war.
Division Commander Bian Guixiang's military talent and tactical application were fully demonstrated in the self-defense and counterattack against Vietnam. His way of employing troops has not only won the affirmation and praise of his superiors, but has also had a far-reaching impact within the army. Many officers and men were deeply inspired to realize the importance of being flexible in tactics and the necessity of giving play to their subjective initiative in war.
After the end of the war, many officers and soldiers of the 163 Division received commendations and honors. Their achievements and heroic deeds have become valuable spiritual wealth to inspire future generations. And the name of Commander Bian Guixiang is forever remembered on the monument of Chinese military history because of his outstanding performance in the war. His military talent and command art will continue to inspire generation after generation of Chinese soldiers to make unremitting efforts to safeguard the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity and realize the great rejuvenation of the nation.
The 163rd Division of the People's Liberation Army, as a unit with a long history and outstanding achievements, played an important role in the self-defense and counterattack against Vietnam. Division commander Bian Guixiang, with his rich military experience and unique tactical vision, demonstrated his extraordinary military talent in the battle of Tongdeng Town.
The total strength of the 163rd Division exceeded 15,000 people, but in the battle of Tongdeng Town, Division Commander Bian Guixiang adopted a tactic of dangerous tactics. He decided to use only about 4,000 troops for a frontal attack, and to use the rest of his forces for the task of dividing and encircling. This decision seemed risky at the time, but in fact it contained the well-thought-out tactical layout of Commander Bian Guixiang.
Dong Deng town is located on the main road of communication, is an important line of defense of the Vietnamese army, the Vietnamese army deployed heavy troops in this place, built a strong fortification. If a frontal assault with a large number of troops is carried out according to conventional tactics, it will not only encounter stubborn resistance from the Vietnamese army, but may also cause heavy casualties to our army. After carefully analyzing the situation of both the enemy and us, Division Commander Bian Guixiang decided to adopt the tactics of dividing troops to encircle and break through at multiple points in order to achieve the goal of quickly breaking down the Vietnamese army's defensive line.
During the battle, Division Commander Bian Guixiang skillfully divided the troops into multiple battle groups, and quickly interspersed into the flanks and rear of the Vietnamese army by taking advantage of the terrain and the cover of night. These battle groups launched a surprise attack behind enemy lines, quickly cutting off the supply lines and retreat routes of the Vietnamese army, forming a situation of encirclement of the Vietnamese army in Dong Deng Town. This tactic of division and encirclement not only effectively weakened the combat effectiveness of the Vietnamese army, but also greatly reduced the casualties of our army.
Division Commander Bian Guixiang's tactical arrangement fully reflects his profound understanding and application of the laws of war. He knew very well that war was not only a contest of strength and weapons, but also a confrontation of wisdom and courage. Through careful planning and flexible use of tactics, we can give full play to the combat effectiveness of our troops and win the war.
During the battle, Division Commander Bian Guixiang always adhered to the principle of winning more with less and defeating the strong with the weak, and fully mobilized and brought into play the combat effectiveness of the troops. He paid attention to bringing into play the initiative and creativity of officers and men, and encouraged them to be flexible and flexible in battle. This command concept of putting people first and paying attention to bringing into play people's subjective initiative has greatly enhanced the combat effectiveness and cohesion of the troops.
This command style of division commander Bian Guixiang was not only successful in the battle of Tongdeng Town, but also tried again and again in subsequent battles. His troops showed a high degree of discipline and tenacious will to fight in battle, and were able to quickly adapt to changes in the situation on the battlefield and take effective tactical actions, both on the offensive and on the defensive.
In the self-defense and counterattack against Vietnam, Division Commander Bian Guixiang and his 163rd Division made outstanding achievements for the country and the people with outstanding combat achievements and heroic performances. Their deeds will forever be recorded in the military annals of the Republic and become a precious spiritual wealth that will inspire future generations. Division Commander Bian Guixiang's military talent and command art will continue to shine brightly in China's military history, inspiring generation after generation of Chinese soldiers to make unremitting efforts to safeguard the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity and realize the great rejuvenation of the nation.
At first glance, Commander Bian Guixiang's way of using troops seems incomprehensible, and even seems too risky in the eyes of some people. However, as the war unfolded, people gradually realized that behind this was the carefully planned tactical layout and deep insight into the battlefield situation of Division Commander Bian Guixiang.
In the battle of Tongdeng Town, Bian Guixiang adopted an unconventional tactic, he did not choose to concentrate all his forces on the frontal battlefield, but decided to use only about 4,000 troops for a frontal attack, and use the remaining forces to carry out the more complex task of division and encirclement. This tactic was uncommon in military command at the time, as it required a very accurate assessment and control of many factors, such as the strength of the enemy, the terrain, and the tactical intentions of both sides.
This decision of Division Commander Bian Guixiang was based on an in-depth analysis of the defense system of the Vietnamese army. He realized that the Vietnamese army's fortifications in Dong Dang town were very strong, and if a frontal attack was taken, it would not only meet stubborn resistance from the Vietnamese army, but also probably cause heavy casualties to our army. Therefore, he decided to adopt more flexible and changeable tactics to disrupt the defensive deployment of the Vietnamese army by dividing and encircling it, so as to achieve victory in the battle at a relatively small cost.
In carrying out this tactic, Commander Bian Guixiang demonstrated his excellent command skills. He divided the troops into small groups, each with a clear mission and goals. These groups launched a surprise attack behind enemy lines, quickly cutting off the supply lines and retreat routes of the Vietnamese army, forming a situation of encirclement of the Vietnamese army in Dong Dang Town. This tactic not only effectively weakened the combat effectiveness of the Vietnamese army, but also greatly reduced the casualties of our army.
After the end of the war, Division Commander Bian Guixiang and his 163rd Division made great achievements for the country and the people with outstanding combat achievements and heroic performances. Their deeds will forever be recorded in the military annals of the Republic and become a precious spiritual wealth that will inspire future generations. Division Commander Bian Guixiang's military talent and command art will continue to shine brightly in China's military history, inspiring generation after generation of Chinese soldiers to make unremitting efforts to safeguard the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity and realize the great rejuvenation of the nation.
The former militia and migrant workers played an irreplaceable role in the War of Liberation. Although they are not regular soldiers, they are made up of experienced retired veterans who have played an important role in key moments, providing strong support for the PLA to conquer key positions.
Most of these militia members come from rural areas, have a deep understanding of the terrain and landforms, they are familiar with the local customs, can quickly adapt to the complex and changeable battlefield environment, and provide valuable geographic information and cultural support for the troops. During the battle, they not only participated in the transportation of the wounded and supplies, but also directly participated in the battle, helping the PLA to break through the enemy's defense line with their wisdom and courage.
In particular, in the battles of the 3rd Battalion and 7th Company, the addition of the militia militia greatly enhanced the company's combat effectiveness and confidence in completing its tasks. Their presence allowed the regular army to concentrate more on the main combat mission, while some auxiliary but equally important tasks were entrusted to the militia militia militia. This division of labor and cooperation has improved the overall combat efficiency and ensured the smooth progress of the battle.
The role of the militia militia in battle is not limited to the battlefield. After the end of the battle, they also participated in the clean-up of the battlefield, helped restore the order of local production and life, stabilized the people's morale, and laid the foundation for post-war reconstruction. Their work, though not always remarkable, was an integral part of victory in the war.
In the cruel reality of war, the militia and labor teams showed a very high spirit of sacrifice and responsibility. Many of them died heroically in the line of duty, giving everything they had for the cause of the liberation of the country. Their heroic deeds inspired the PLA soldiers and enhanced the cohesion and combat effectiveness of the troops.
In addition, the militia and migrant workers also undertook the propaganda and education work of the local people, and they used simple language and cordial attitude to convey the meaning and goals of the war to the people, and increased the people's support and participation in the war. This kind of propaganda work that goes deep into the people has won the hearts of the people and built a solid mass foundation for the PLA.
In major battles such as the Huaihai Campaign, the role of the former militia and civilian labor teams was particularly significant. They not only provided a lot of manpower and material support, but also made great contributions to the victory of the campaign through various forms of support activities. Just as Chen Yi, commander of the East China Field Army, said: "The victory in the Huaihai Campaign was pushed by the masses of the people with small carts. This sentence fully illustrates the great contribution of the militia and the militia in the war.
In short, the former militia and migrant workers played a vital role in the war of liberation. They are not only participants in battles, but also the cornerstone of victory. Their stories and spirit will forever inspire future generations to make unremitting efforts to achieve the prosperity of the country and the great rejuvenation of the nation.
The former militia workers' team, a special team of experienced retired veterans, played an indelible role in the war of liberation. Although they have taken off their military uniforms, when the country needs them, they do not hesitate to plunge into the battlefield filled with gunpowder again, and interpret their loyalty and responsibility to the country and the people with their practical actions.
These retired veterans, they have accumulated rich combat experience and tactical knowledge in the army, and have a deep understanding of the use of weapons, battlefield judgment, and tactical application. When they returned to the battlefield as part of the former militia militia labor team, these experiences became their most valuable asset. In battle, they were not only able to quickly adapt to the complex battlefield environment, but also flexibly adjusted their tactics according to the actual situation, providing strong tactical support for the PLA.
In the process of conquering key positions, the former militia and civilian labor teams played a crucial role. They used their familiarity with the terrain and combat experience to provide accurate intelligence support for the PLA and help commanders formulate more reasonable combat plans. In the actual battle, they bravely charged ahead, and opened the door to victory for the PLA with accurate shooting and excellent tactical coordination.
In particular, in some key battles, the role of the former militia and civilian labor team was particularly prominent. For example, in the Huaihai Campaign, they not only participated in the battles on the front line, but also undertook important tasks such as transporting the wounded and supplying supplies. Their selfless dedication and heroic fighting have made great contributions to the victory of the PLA.
The members of the former militia militia and the Workers' Corps, although they have retired, their military nature has never changed. During the battle, they always maintained a high degree of discipline and organization, strictly followed orders and closely cooperated with the actions of the PLA. This spirit of theirs has greatly boosted the morale of the PLA and enhanced the cohesion and combat effectiveness of the troops.
In addition to playing a key role in the fighting, the former militia militia also played a significant role in the post-war period. After the end of the war, they actively participated in the clean-up and reconstruction of the battlefield, helped restore the order of local production and life, and made important contributions to social stability and economic development after the war.
The members of the former militia militia and the militia workers, they have explained what real heroes are with their actions. They are not afraid of hardships and dangers, regardless of personal gains and losses, and always put the interests of the state and the people in the first place. Their heroic deeds and noble spirit will forever inspire future generations and serve as an example for us to follow.
In the glorious history of the Liberation War, the contribution of the former militia and the Workers' Corps will always be remembered. They are not only participants in battles, but also witnesses of victory. Their stories will be told from generation to generation and become a force that inspires us to keep moving forward.
In the fiery years of the Liberation War, the 3rd Battalion and 7th Company, as a grassroots combat unit of the PLA, undertook important combat missions. However, in the face of the enemy's solid defense line and complex battlefield environment, it is difficult to make a breakthrough in a short period of time by relying on the company's own strength alone. At this moment, the addition of the militia and civilian labor team was like a powerful force injected into the blood of the 3rd Battalion and 7th Company, which greatly enhanced their combat effectiveness and confidence in completing the task.
The militia militia is made up of local veterans and experienced militiamen who know the local terrain inside out and have a deep understanding of the brutality of combat. When the 3rd Battalion and 7th Company were facing difficulties, the arrival of the militia and civilian labor teams not only brought much-needed manpower support, but also brought valuable combat experience and local knowledge. Their participation gave the commanders of the 3rd Battalion and the 7th Company hope for victory, and also made the soldiers feel strong support.
In the actual battles, the militia militia played an irreplaceable role. They used their familiarity with the terrain to provide accurate intelligence support to the 3rd Battalion and 7th Company, helping them avoid enemy traps and ambushes. When capturing key positions, the members of the militia and the militia bravely charged forward, and with their wisdom and courage, they opened the passage to victory for the 3rd battalion and 7th company. Their outstanding performance won the respect and trust of all the officers and men of the 3rd Battalion and 7th Company.
In addition to playing a key role in the fighting, the militia militia also made a significant contribution in terms of logistics. They undertook important tasks such as transporting the wounded and supplying supplies, and ensured that the 3rd Battalion and 7th Company could be replenished and recuperated in a timely manner during continuous operations. In between battles, the militia and civilian labor teams also actively participated in the reinforcement and defense of the positions, providing solid rear support for the 3rd Battalion and 7th Company.
The addition of the militia and workers' corps not only materially enhanced the combat effectiveness of the 3rd Battalion and 7th Company, but also gave them tremendous spiritual encouragement. The spirit of the members of the militia and the militia workers who are not afraid of hardships and dangers and sacrifices has deeply infected every officer and soldier of the 3rd Battalion and 7th Company. Their arrival made the soldiers of the 3rd Battalion and 7th Company more convinced that as long as they were united, there would be no insurmountable difficulties and no tasks that could not be accomplished.
In the course of the 3rd Battalion and 7th Company, the contribution of the militia and the Civilian Labor Corps cannot be measured in words. Together with the officers and men of the 3rd Battalion and 7th Company, they experienced the baptism of war and created one combat miracle after another. Their stories will be passed down from generation to generation by the officers and soldiers of the 3rd Battalion and 7th Company, and will become a force that inspires them to keep moving forward.
In short, the addition of the militia and the 7th company of the militia injected new vitality and combat effectiveness into the 7 companies of the 3 battalion. Their bravery, wisdom and selfless dedication became an important guarantee for the victory of the 3rd Battalion and 7th Company. In the glorious history of the Liberation War, the contribution of the militia and the militia will always be remembered, and their names will go down in history along with the honor of the 3rd Battalion and 7th Company.
In the long course of war, it is not uncommon to see examples of battles in which less wins more, but each such victory is enough to become a legend in military history. The 7th Company of the 3rd Battalion of the regiment, under the command of Deputy Division Commander Li Wanyu, created such an eye-catching feat. Under the unfavorable conditions of a strong enemy and a weak enemy, they successfully conquered key areas such as Tanlong Village and achieved a victory of winning more with less.
Tanlong Village is strategically located and controls the surrounding traffic arteries, which is the focus of contention between the enemy and us. The Vietnamese army deployed heavy troops in this area and built a solid defense system, intending to prevent our army's offensive by virtue of its geographical advantages and troop advantages. However, with his outstanding military ability and keen insight into the battlefield situation, Deputy Division Commander Li Wanyu formulated a set of exquisite battle plans and was determined to conquer this strategic point with the strength of the 7th Company.
The officers and men of the 7th Company, under the command of Deputy Division Commander Li Wanyu, displayed extraordinary courage and wisdom. During the battle, they not only repelled many charges of the Vietnamese army, but also skillfully used the terrain and night to launch surprise attacks again and again, disrupting the deployment of the Vietnamese army. The soldiers of the company gradually compressed the space for the Vietnamese army's activities by virtue of their tenacious fighting will and superb combat skills, and finally succeeded in controlling the communication arteries in and around Tanlong Village.
In this battle, the officers and men of the 7th Company showed extremely high tactical literacy and teamwork ability. When faced with an enemy several times their size, they did not choose to face it head-on, but were flexible and maneuvering, and adopted various tactics such as detours, outflanking, and ambushes, effectively weakening the enemy's combat effectiveness. At the same time, the 7th Company also gave full play to the supporting role of artillery fire, and accurate and timely artillery fire coverage provided strong support for the infantry attack.
The victory of the 7th Company was inseparable from the wise command of Deputy Division Commander Li Wanyu, and even more inseparable from the heroic struggle of every officer and soldier. The revolutionary heroic spirit of not being afraid of sacrifice and daring to win in the battles displayed by them greatly boosted the morale of the troops and also accumulated valuable experience for the subsequent battles. This victory, which won more with less, was not only of great strategic significance militarily, but also dealt a heavy psychological blow to the enemy and demonstrated the military might of our army.
The battle of the 7th Company was a typical example of winning more with less, and it fully proved that in a war, the number of troops is not the only factor that determines victory or defeat. The resourcefulness of the commanders, the use of tactics, the morale of officers and men, and the coordination of teams also play a crucial role in warfare. The officers and men of the company have interpreted this truth with practical actions, and their names and this battle will go down in history and become a model for future generations to learn from and emulate.
In that war-torn era, the 7th Company of the 3rd Battalion of the 488th Regiment wrote a legend of winning more with less under the wise command of Deputy Division Commander Li Wanyu. Tanlong Village, a small place that may not be conspicuous on the map, has become a focus of contention between the enemy and the enemy due to the importance of its strategic location. In this crucial battle, the officers and men of the 7th Company fought against an enemy several times their size with less than 100 men, and finally succeeded in conquering this key area.
As an experienced military commander, Deputy Division Commander Li Wanyu knew very well that in order to achieve victory in the face of a huge disparity in troops, he must rely on resourcefulness and strategy. In the pre-war planning, he made an in-depth analysis of the actual situation of both the enemy and the enemy, and drew up a set of meticulous battle plans. He decided to take advantage of the cover of night to launch a surprise attack and disrupt the enemy's position, thus creating conditions for the capture of Tanlong Village.
On the night the battle began, there was no starlight in the sky, only the occasional flash of distant artillery fire piercing the darkness. The officers and men of the company, under the command of Deputy Division Commander Li Wanyu, quietly approached the enemy's defensive line. Their movements were light and swift, like ghosts in the night, avoiding enemy patrols and alerts.
When the officers and men of the 7th Company approached a sufficient distance, Deputy Division Commander Li Wanwan gave the order to attack. In an instant, the sound of gunfire filled the night sky, and the 7th Company opened fire at full power, striking fiercely at the enemy's positions. The enemy was caught off guard by this sudden attack, and his position was in disarray. Taking advantage of the confusion of the enemy, the officers and men of the 7th Company launched a charge and engaged in fierce melee combat with the enemy.
In this battle, the officers and men of the 7th Company showed amazing courage and tenacious fighting spirit. In the face of an enemy several times their size, they did not retreat, but bravely marched forward and defended their positions with their lives. When they ran out of bullets, they loaded their bayonets; When the bayonet broke, he fought the enemy with his bare hands. In their hearts, there is only one belief, that is, to take Tanlong Village no matter what.
The command of Deputy Division Commander Li Wanyu was also the key to the victory of the 7th Company. Standing on the front line, he used his telescope to observe every change on the battlefield, adjusted his tactics in a timely manner, and commanded his troops to conduct flexible and mobile operations. His command was determined, so that the 7th Company always took the initiative in the battle, and pushed the enemy into a desperate situation step by step.
After a night of fierce fighting, when the first rays of sunlight broke through the morning fog and illuminated the battlefield, the officers and men of the 7th Company had firmly controlled Tanlong Village. Their flags fluttered high in the village, announcing the victory of this feat of winning more with less. This victory is not only the best proof of the courage and wisdom of the officers and men of the 7th Company, but also the best interpretation of Deputy Division Commander Li Wanyu's commanding art.
This battle became a glorious chapter in the War of Liberation. The officers and men of the company demonstrated the heroism, fearlessness, and firm conviction of the Chinese soldiers with their own actions. Their names and this battle will go down in history as a model for future generations to learn from and emulate. The command of Deputy Division Commander Li Wanyu will also serve as a model of military command art and inspire military commanders from generation to generation.
The performance of the 7th Company in battle is undoubtedly a model in a military operation. Under the command of Deputy Division Commander Li Wanyu, this heroic team not only repelled many charges of the Vietnamese army in the fierce battle, but also successfully controlled the key communication arteries, laying the foundation for the victory of the entire campaign.
The battle took place on a strategically important communication artery, which was the choke point connecting the front line and the rear, and controlling it meant grasping the initiative on the battlefield. The Vietnamese army was well aware of this, so they deployed heavy troops in the area and built strong fortifications in an attempt to stop the offensive of our troops. However, the officers and men of the 7th Company were not intimidated by the difficulties in front of them, and under the leadership of Deputy Division Commander Li Wanyu, they showed extraordinary courage and wisdom.
In the early days of the battle, the Vietnamese army, relying on its superiority in strength and strong fortifications, launched round after round of charges against our army. On the company's position, artillery fire was in the sky and bullets rained down, but the officers and men responded calmly to the battle, and with their stubborn will and superb tactics, they repelled the enemy's attacks again and again. Their positions were impregnable, and no matter how indiscriminately the enemy bombarded, they remained immovable.
Deputy Division Commander Li Wanyu played a key role in the battle. He calmly analyzed the battlefield situation, adjusted his tactical arrangements in a timely manner, and commanded his troops to be flexible and mobile, effectively coping with the enemy's offensive. Under his command, the 7th Company not only successfully held its position, but also found the weakness of the enemy's defense, organized a capable assault team, and launched decisive counterattacks again and again.
During a night attack, the assault team of the 7th Company, under the cover of night, quietly approached the enemy's lines. They took advantage of the gap between the enemy's change of defense and launched a surprise attack, which caught the enemy by surprise. In the fierce melee battle, the officers and men of the 7th Company showed amazing combat effectiveness, and they quickly broke through the enemy's defense line with a brave charge.
As the battle deepened, the 7th Company gradually grasped the initiative on the battlefield. Not only did they succeed in repelling the Vietnamese army's repeated charges, but they also took advantage of the victory to pursue and expand the results of the battle, and finally succeeded in taking control of that important communication artery. This move not only cut off the enemy's supply lines, but also created favorable conditions for the further actions of our troops.
The battle of the 7th Company was a typical example of winning more with less. It fully demonstrated the heroism, fearlessness, and superb tactical level of our officers and men, and also demonstrated Deputy Division Commander Li Wanwan's outstanding commanding ability. In the battle, every officer and soldier of the 7th Company was a hero, and their deeds will go down in history and become a precious spiritual wealth that inspires future generations. The victory in this battle has once again proved a truth: In a war, it is not only the number of troops that determines the outcome of a war, but more importantly, the wisdom of the commanders and the morale and courage of the officers and men.
Division Commander Bian Guixiang, as an experienced military commander, dealt heavy blows to the enemy on many occasions with his superb tactical layout and command art in the self-defense and counterattack against Vietnam. Among them, his tactics of luring the enemy into the depths are particularly eye-catching, and can be called a model of military command.
In a crucial battle, Division Commander Bian Guixiang faced the 2nd Infantry Regiment of the Vietnamese Army, which was well-equipped and well-trained, and posed a great threat to our army. However, Division Commander Bian Guixiang did not choose to face it head-on, but decided to adopt the tactic of luring the enemy into the depths and leading the enemy into the preset ambush circle of our army.
In order to achieve this goal, Commander Bian Guixiang carefully planned a series of actions to show weakness. He deliberately displayed the "weak points" of our army in the forward positions, such as reducing the deployment of troops on the positions, creating a false impression that our army was insufficient and its defense was lax. At the same time, through some well-designed "mistakes", he allowed the Vietnamese army to intercept the false information of our army, which further deepened the enemy's judgment of the weakness of our army.
After receiving the information, the 2nd Infantry Regiment of the Vietnamese Army believed that this was a rare opportunity, so it decided to attack boldly in an attempt to break through the defense line of our army in one fell swoop. However, they didn't know that they were stepping into the trap carefully arranged by Bian Guixiang.
When the 2nd Infantry Regiment of the Vietnamese Army penetrated into the preset ambush circle of our army, Division Commander Bian Guixiang immediately issued an order to attack. At this time, the fire of the 107 rocket artillery battalion of our army played a decisive role. Under the command of Division Commander Bian Guixiang, the rocket artillery battalion covered the positions of the Vietnamese army with rapid and accurate firepower, and dealt a devastating blow to the Vietnamese army in an instant.
This artillery fire covered like a sudden storm, completely disrupting the Vietnamese army's formation. Vietnamese soldiers had nowhere to hide under heavy artillery fire and suffered heavy casualties. This tactical application by Division Commander Bian Guixiang fully demonstrated the suddenness and devastating nature of the firepower strike, causing the Vietnamese army to lose more than 1,000 men in a short period of time and almost lose the ability to continue fighting.
In less than 10 minutes, the 2nd Infantry Regiment of the Vietnamese Army suffered unprecedented heavy losses. This result not only dealt a heavy blow to the Vietnamese army militarily, but also gave the enemy a great psychological shock. Division Commander Bian Guixiang's tactic of luring the enemy into depth, with its characteristics of taking him by surprise and attacking him unprepared, has become a classic example in the self-defense and counterattack war against Vietnam.
The victory in this battle once again proved the military talent and command art of Commander Bian Guixiang. Not only is he proficient in tactical layout, but he also knows how to use the enemy's psychology and judgment to lead him into a trap. His use of tactics fully demonstrated the resourcefulness and courage of our army, and also accumulated valuable experience for our army in subsequent battles.
Division Commander Bian Guixiang's tactic of luring the enemy into depth will forever be recorded in the glorious history of our army. His commanding art and military talent will continue to inspire generation after generation of Chinese soldiers to make unremitting efforts to safeguard the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity and realize the great rejuvenation of the nation.
The name of Division Commander Bian Guixiang shines brightly in the history of military command, especially in the self-defense and counterattack against Vietnam, he successfully used the strategy of showing weakness to lure the enemy with his exquisite tactical layout and excellent command ability, and led the 2nd Infantry Regiment of the Vietnamese Army into an ambush circle, creating a glorious example of winning more with less.
At the critical moment when the battle was stalemate, Division Commander Bian Guixiang faced the well-equipped and high-morale 2nd Infantry Regiment of the Vietnamese Army. This unit has a good reputation among the Vietnamese army and is a well-trained and extremely effective unit. However, Commander Bian Guixiang did not choose the tactic of head-on confrontation, but decided to adopt a more flexible and ingenious strategy - showing weakness to lure the enemy.
Showing weakness and luring the enemy is a psychological tactic that lures the enemy deep into our preset battlefield by deliberately showing our weaknesses, so as to achieve the goal of concentrating superior forces and striking at the enemy by surprise. Division Commander Bian Guixiang meticulously planned a series of actions, creating the illusion that our army was under-armed and had lax defense. He ordered the troops to reduce the deployment of troops in the forward positions, and even deliberately abandoned some secondary positions, so that the Vietnamese army mistakenly believed that our army was beyond its strength and could not organize an effective defense.
At the same time, Division Commander Bian Guixiang also used the means of intelligence warfare to allow the Vietnamese army to intercept false information from our army through some well-designed "mistakes." These pieces of information included information such as our army's "retreat" and "insufficient supplies," which further deepened the Vietnamese army's judgment of our army's weakness. After receiving the information, the 2nd Infantry Regiment of the Vietnamese Army believed that this was a rare opportunity, so it decided to attack boldly in an attempt to break through the defense line of our army in one fell swoop.
However, they didn't know that they were stepping into the trap carefully arranged by Bian Guixiang. In the ambush circle preset by our army, Division Commander Bian Guixiang had already deployed sufficient troops and firepower, and only waited for the Vietnamese army to penetrate deeply, and then dealt a fatal blow to it. When the 2nd Infantry Regiment of the Vietnamese Army went deep into the ambush circle, Division Commander Bian Guixiang immediately gave the order to attack. Our artillery fire and infantry quickly launched an attack, and with lightning speed, they dealt a fierce blow to the Vietnamese army.
The Vietnamese army fell into chaos in the sudden attack, they originally thought that they could win easily, but they did not expect that they had fallen into the trap of Bian Guixiang. The fire coverage of our troops and the infantry charge caused the Vietnamese troops to suffer heavy losses, their formation was completely disrupted, and the soldiers had nowhere to hide under the suppression of artillery fire and bullets, and suffered heavy casualties.
Division Commander Bian Guixiang's tactic of luring the enemy into depth this time fully demonstrated his military wisdom and command ability. Not only is he proficient in tactical layout, but he also knows how to use the enemy's psychology and judgment to lead him into a trap. The successful application of this tactic not only dealt a heavy blow to the Vietnamese army militarily, but also gave the enemy a great psychological shock.
The victory in this battle once again proved the military talent and command art of Commander Bian Guixiang. His use of tactics fully demonstrated the resourcefulness and courage of our army, and also accumulated valuable experience for our army in subsequent battles. Division Commander Bian Guixiang's tactic of luring the enemy into the depths will forever be recorded in the glorious history of our army, become a model of military command, and inspire generation after generation of Chinese soldiers to make unremitting efforts to safeguard the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity and realize the great rejuvenation of the nation.
Division Commander Bian Guixiang was always full of wisdom and courage in making decisions on the battlefield, especially in a devastating blow using the fire of the 107th Rocket Artillery Battalion, his command art was vividly displayed. In a crucial battle, Division Commander Bian Guixiang carefully arranged and skillfully led the Vietnamese army into a preset ambush circle, and the 107th Rocket Artillery Battalion became a key force in this battle.
On the eve of the battle, the 107 Rocket Artillery Battalion had secretly entered the preset position, and their firing points were cleverly hidden in the terrain, waiting for the order of the division commander Bian Guixiang. These rocket artillery were important fire support weapons of the People's Liberation Army at that time, with long range and great power, and they could cause large-scale damage to the enemy in a very short time.
When the 2nd Infantry Regiment of the Vietnamese Army went deep into the ambush circle, Division Commander Bian Guixiang gave the order to open fire. With an order, the artillery fire of the 107th Rocket Artillery Battalion poured down on the positions of the Vietnamese army like a torrential rain. The roar of artillery fire shook the ground, and rockets pierced the night sky with long tail flames, illuminating the entire battlefield. The Vietnamese soldiers were in confusion under the sudden heavy artillery fire, unable to find effective cover, let alone organize an effective counterattack.
In just under 10 minutes, the fire of the 107th Rocket Artillery Battalion covered the entire position of the Vietnamese army, inflicting a devastating blow. The rockets exploded in the Vietnamese army, setting off huge fireballs and shock waves, destroying the Vietnamese army's fortifications and swallowing the lives of the Vietnamese soldiers. This artillery cover not only caused huge physical damage to the Vietnamese troops, but also dealt them a heavy psychological blow.
Division Commander Bian Guixiang's use of firepower this time fully demonstrated his tactical vision and command ability. He accurately grasped the situation on the battlefield, accurately calculated the firing parameters of the rocket artillery, and ensured the maximum use of firepower. At the same time, he also carefully arranged the sequence and rhythm of artillery coverage, so that the Vietnamese army could not react in time, and could only passively bear the baptism of artillery fire.
In this battle, the fire of the 107 rocket artillery battalion played a crucial role. They not only succeeded in annihilating more than 1,000 Vietnamese troops, but also dealt a heavy strategic blow to the Vietnamese troops, disrupted their combat deployment, and created favorable conditions for our army's follow-up operations. Division Commander Bian Guixiang's command once again proved the decisive role of firepower in modern warfare and also demonstrated our army's superb skills in the use of firepower.
This battle of Division Commander Bian Guixiang was a typical example of firepower warfare, which not only achieved brilliant results militarily, but also dealt a heavy psychological blow to the enemy. The victory in this battle will forever be recorded in the glorious annals of our army, become a model of military command, and inspire generation after generation of Chinese soldiers to make unremitting efforts to safeguard the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity and realize the great rejuvenation of the nation.