Crossing North Korea, I became a US soldier, and my opponent was my grandfather.

When the 7th Regiment of the 6th Division of the Han Army fired shots at the Chinese on the opposite bank of the Yalu River, the Chinese troops who had secretly crossed the river had already completed the encirclement of the enemy in front of them.

All the actions of the Han army were clearly detected by the Huaxia army. The reason why they did not touch him was to use him to cover the enemy troops behind and attract more enemies to boldly break into the pocket.

The first battle begins.

The Huaxia Army is the 360th Regiment of the Whirlwind Force, and its commander is named Xu. When mentioning Commander Xu, we have to mention the Liaoshen Campaign. At that time, Commander Xu was still the deputy commander and led the team to destroy the Ninth Corps Headquarters, making great contributions to the annihilation of the elite Ninth Corps.

Commander Xu's troops attacked quickly, seized the high ground, and completed the deployment against the enemy.

The enemy opposite is the 1st Division of the Han Army.

Before the war on the peninsula broke out, the First Division of the Han Army was defeated. After being replenished by the Americans, it regained its glory and became more arrogant.

After daybreak, they set out from Yuncheng and marched rapidly northward.

The honor of being the first to drink from the Yalu River was taken away by the Seventh Regiment of the Sixth Division. Bai Shanye, the commander of the First Division, was very angry, as the credit should have belonged to them.

The Nanhan soldiers sat on trucks and artillery vehicles, frolicking and showing off their might. In their view, the Northern Army had become a lost dog, and the entire peninsula had no resistance.

Captain Xu, who was in ambush, glanced at all this coldly and gave the order to let the scouts go and attack those behind.

The soldiers of the Nanhan First Division broke into the Chinese Army's pocket formation without knowing it.

Seeing that the time was right, Captain Xu ordered the soldiers to open fire.

The first to fall were the mortars.

The veteran soldiers among the Nanhan soldiers knew it was an artillery attack when they heard the noise, and they jumped out of the car even though it was still moving.

The inexperienced recruits were panic-stricken and didn't know what to do.

The shells fell, killing all the soldiers in the carriage who had not escaped.

Those who avoided the artillery attack were not so lucky either. The heavy machine guns spewed out deadly flames, and those who were hit were either killed or seriously injured, lying on the ground wailing in pain.

No one cared about them. The survivors couldn't even take care of themselves, let alone the wounded.

Those who could move held their heads and looked for cover to avoid the rain of bullets.

In less than half an hour, this elite force heading north was beaten to a pulp.

The elite troops equipped with tanks and self-propelled artillery heavy weapons were reluctant to let the tanks fire a single shell and retreated in panic.

All that was left on the road were a large number of weapons and equipment, and corpses scattered all over the place.

The gunfire stopped, and Captain Xu grumbled in dissatisfaction, saying that these were not elite troops, they were not as tough as the captain's men.

The Han army didn't know that they were ambushing the Chinese army and thought it was the remnants of the northern army on the peninsula.

Not daring to fight on the ground, calling for air support.

The US military sent more than a dozen fighter jets, which first sprinkled gasoline like a rainstorm, and then dropped incendiary bombs, setting the ground on fire.

Then there were dozens of heavy bombs, shaking the earth. Even the vibration from the bomb explosion could kill people.

The fire on the battlefield had not yet been extinguished, and the Han army in Yuncheng rushed out aggressively behind the tanks.

Deafening shouts of killing rang out from the burning position.

The Chinese soldiers' uniforms were still burning as they rushed out with guns in hand.

A soldier rushed to the tank with a blasting tube and blew up its armor.

The Han army behind had never seen such a scene before and was so scared that they stayed where they were.

There were sharp bayonets on the muzzles of the Huaxia Army soldiers' guns, and the automatic rifles in the Han Army's hands did not play their due role.

After being stabbed in the chest, some Han soldiers came to their senses and realized that they had to fight back, otherwise they would be stabbed to death.

Dense rain of bullets fired at the Chinese soldiers.

What happened in return was an even more fierce counterattack by the Huaxia Army. The bloody and brutal battle once again caused the Han Army to collapse. They fled back to Yuncheng like a tide and never dared to come out again.

The Han army, which did not dare to attack, called for air fire. No matter how fierce the American bombing was, Commander Xu's Chinese army always remained firmly on the position, persisting and waiting for the arrival of the main force.

The explosions from the battle in the rear frightened the 7th Regiment of the 6th Han Division out of their wits.

The glorious feeling of being the first to drink from the Yalu River was gone. Everyone from the regiment commander to the soldiers knew clearly that their retreat had been cut off.

Captain Jin sought the opinions of the two military advisers, and Orr said that we should retreat quickly and retreat to whichever unit is closest to us.

The officers and soldiers of the 7th Regiment of the Han Army were busy packing up. Qiao Youzhi came to Orr and said, "We can't move with them. We should go alone. Maybe we can save our lives this way."

Orr was puzzled: "Following them, they are at least a fighting force."

"You don't know, once they run away, we won't be able to outrun them even if we have two legs. Besides, I have a feeling that we are surrounded by enemies, enemies we have never encountered before."

"You mean the Chinese Army? What combat effectiveness does the Chinese Army have?" Or argued.

Qiao Youzhi said no more and just said take care.

"Are you sure you don't want to move with the main force?"

"I'll see what the situation is."

Qiao Youzhi’s feeling is very accurate.

The retreat of the Seventh Regiment of the Han Army has been blocked. How could the Chinese Army easily let go of an army that dared to fire guns and artillery into Chinese territory?

Blocking them was still the 353rd Regiment of the Tornado Force.

The soldiers lay in ambush in the dense forest for a long time, and when the people from the Cold Seventh Regiment appeared, they immediately attacked.

The machine gun fire was like a fire dragon, licking the bodies of the Han soldiers and leaving several bloody holes.

Orr remembered Qiao Youzhi's advice, and when he looked for him again, he was nowhere to be found. Orr cursed George, "Fuck you!", and went to find the leader, Jin Yixun.

At the regimental headquarters, I bumped into several panicked soldiers.

Or felt that one of the soldiers was very familiar, but he couldn't remember him for a moment, so he anxiously looked for Captain Kim Ye-hoon.

In fact, the soldier he bumped into was Captain Kim Ye-hoon who had just changed into a soldier's uniform.

Kim Ye-hoon originally wanted to take Or with him, but then he thought that one more person would definitely mean more risk, especially an American who looked different.

Or searched for a long time but couldn't find the regiment commander, let alone the battalion commander.

A loud and exciting sound came from the mountains. Or didn't know that it was the charge of the Chinese army.

Countless soldiers rushed out with bayonets in hand, and the already chaotic Han Qi Regiment fell into pieces.

The Chinese soldiers were extremely indignant towards the 7th Han Regiment because it was the 7th Han Regiment that fired shots at the Chinese at the Yalu River, which severely hurt the feelings of the Chinese soldiers and also ignited their endless enthusiasm for fighting.

The so-called elite collapsed in an instant.

Orr had used up all the bullets in his revolver, and was waving the empty gun and shouting, but the Han soldiers ignored him and only cared about escaping for their own lives.

The cold bayonet was pressed against Orr's chest. He tried to fight back, but the bayonet cut a hole in his arm and his revolver fell to the ground. He then reluctantly became a prisoner.

The first American to rush to the Yalu River was also the first American to be captured by the Chinese army.

Or still stubbornly believed that the army fighting against them was the Northern Peninsula Army. After being interrogated, he learned that it was the Chinese soldiers who arrested him.

It’s too late to regret, so I can only be a prisoner obediently.

The moment the gunshots were heard, Qiao Youzhi left the main force and hid in a ravine.

He did not come out even after the battle was over, enduring the cold and hunger until dawn, and found Yuncheng.

Captain Xu, who was lying in ambush outside Yuncheng, discovered him, but seeing that he was alone, he ignored him.

From the outside, Qiao Youzhi looked like a frightened deserter.

Anyway, Yuncheng is already trapped in a jar, so it doesn't matter if one more small shrimp goes in.

Qiao Youzhi returned to Yuncheng and met Bai Shanye, the commander of the Han 1st Division, and told him that the 7th Regiment of the 6th Division had been destroyed.

Division Commander Bai didn't care about the life or death of the Seventh Regiment at all, and asked anxiously: "Was it the Northern Army or the Chinese Army that attacked them?"