"Huangsha wears golden armor in a hundred battles, and does not break the Loulan and will not return it" - Wang Changling, "From the Army"
Since ancient times, China has had the saying that "da ze also benefits the world". Those literati warriors who possessed the talent of the heavens and the earth either ruled the country with a pen or slaughtered the enemy on horseback. Compared with the indulgence between the books, it is obvious that the years of Jinge Iron Horse can trigger the boy's enthusiasm.
Although the Chinese nation is a peace-loving nation, if others offend me, I will redouble my offer. In the history of China for five thousand years, through the continuous friction with the surrounding nomadic peoples and island peoples, the people on the land of China have gradually adapted to the harsh sand life, from the Spring and Autumn Warring States to the present, our army may lack the time and place, lack of advanced armaments, but never lack heroes.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="6" > conscripted into the army</h1>
In 1950, just one year after the founding of New China, the United States formed the so-called "United Nations Army" and brazenly invaded Korea in the name of justice, hoping to use this as a springboard to spy on the new China. Chairman Mao pointed out that the United States "does not want to drink alcohol" shortly after the US military action and sent volunteers into the DPRK with a fearless spirit.
Lei Baosen was born in 1923 in Lankao County, Henan. His surname was Li, but years of war and chaos caused the people to live, and in his early years, his parents died, and he had no choice but to beg for a living. It was not until a family surnamed Lei in Shangcai County, Henan Province, adopted him that his life was stable, and he changed his name to Lei Baosen.
During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Eighth Route Army heroically resisted the Japanese Under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, which left a deep impression on the young Lei Baosen. Fast forward to 1945, when the adult Lei Baosen joined the Chinese People's Liberation Army and participated in the two major battles of Huaihai and Dujiang. Five years of combat career also made him fade the innocence of a teenager and grow from an ordinary soldier to a squad leader in the East China Field Army.
In 1950, the US military brazenly burned the flames of war to the Yalu River, and Lei Baosen, who could have returned to his hometown to take up his post, actively responded to the call of the motherland and joined the volunteer army, just to defend his family and defend the country.
After crossing the Yalu River, the harsh environment and intensive U.S. artillery fire tested Reberson and his company all the time. In order to make up for the inherent tactical deficiencies and reduce casualties, the US military dispatched a large number of tank troops to attack our army. Because New China had just been founded, the military industry foundation was weak, the number of aircraft and tanks was extremely limited, and the Soviet army's materials were also a drop in the bucket, so "individual soldiers and anti-tanks" became a key topic of study for volunteer soldiers.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="4" > single-soldier tank</h1>
Seven Peaks Mountain was the defensive position where The Reberson Company was stationed. After the troops repaired the fortifications, there was information that "the US army is going to send a large number of troops to seize the Seven Peaks Mountain, and there are tank troops in it." After the superiors learned of this, in view of Lei Baosen's rich combat experience, they entrusted the important task of anti-tank to his company.
The Volunteers may be temporarily behind in ordnance, but in tactical thinking, volunteer commanders and fighters often give "lessons" to the Americans. After receiving the order, Lei Baosen gathered the cadres in the company and held a meeting overnight. After discussion, it was agreed that the current fortifications, because they were built before receiving orders, did not have anti-tank functions and could only be painfully abandoned.
However, this is Ray Baosen who shows his wisdom, he uses the abandoned fortifications as bait, and intends to use the characteristics of the tank itself that is bulky and cannot turn in circles quickly to "catch turtles in the urn".
He gathered all the soldiers of the company to destroy the necessary road of the tank very narrowly, and the tank could only drive on this "one-way line" here, which was surrounded by fighters in the front and intercepted the retreat in the rear, and these tanks could only be slaughtered.
Sure enough, after three days of lurking, with a roar, American tanks lined up with their effective "one-word long snake array" into the position. The soldiers of The Raiderson Company immediately proceeded according to the plan, and after slitting their heads and tails, all eleven tanks were destroyed by Raidorsen in the ambush circle, except for the last tank behind the temple. In this battle, Lei Baosen also broke the record for the highest number of volunteers to break tanks.
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However, the war will not be smooth, and so will the ordinary soldier Rebausen, who was blown off a cliff by the US army in a later battle, and his life and death are uncertain. After a fruitless search, the Volunteer Headquarters could only record him as "killed".
Unexpectedly, Lei Baosen was saved by two local North Korean people, an old man and a young man, who recognized Lei Baosen as a volunteer soldier through his costume and sent him to the front line hospital of the volunteer army.
During this battle, Lei Baosen broke several ribs, was shot four times, and the front-line hospital was in difficult condition, making it difficult to rescue him. Therefore, after a simple treatment, the comatose Ray Baosen was sent back to China for treatment.
Since Rebultsen's personal documents had been lost, the rear hospital could only treat him as an ordinary soldier. After recovering from his serious injuries, Ray Didn't want to cause trouble for the organization, so he quietly returned to his hometown and worked as a cleaner in a small restaurant.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="2" > "resurrection from the dead", see the chairman</h1>
After the end of the Korean War, Lei Baosen's comrades-in-arms returned to China one after another, and because they could not find the body of the company commander, they had not been willing to believe that Lei Baosen had died, and began to publish search notices throughout the country, hoping that their company commanders could "come back from the dead.".
After the restaurant owner saw the search notice in the newspaper, he was surprised to find that the "combat hero" was very similar to his cleaner guy, and he immediately called the newspaper back. A few days later, when his comrades-in-arms had already come to visit, Lei Baosen could only go out and recognize each other.
Chairman Mao, who was far away in Beijing, was also excited after hearing the news that Lei Baosen was still alive in the world, and specially set up a banquet at his home to entertain this hero of the volunteer army. As soon as Lei Baosen stepped into the chairman's home, Chairman Mao excitedly shook his hand and said, "Comrade Lei, you are still alive, you are the pride of the volunteer soldiers!" ”
Looking back at the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, the two sides have a huge disparity in strength. The war seemed to end before the war began, and The American coach MacArthur arrogantly said the classic oath "You can go home before Christmas". As a result, MacArthur was replaced by a defeat in battle, and the Volunteers fought back and forth with limited weapons and the U.S. army, which claimed to be the world's number one, and even once had the upper hand.
Not only Lei Baosen, But Also Qiu Shaoyun, who was still in flames, Huang Jiguang, whose chest was blocked and eye-catching, Zhang Taofang, the "gun god" who killed the enemy 214 people in the past few months, were all combat heroes of the volunteer army, but some of them remained in the Korean War forever.
On the battlefield, "heavy snow is full of bow knives", and after the end, "deep hiding and name". Like countless volunteer soldiers, Lei Baosen was born in the old China of suffering, but bravely faced the world.