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At this time, the commander of the 9th U.S. Army, Moore, chose to take the mountains on the right side of Sansoli, while the deputy commander Kurt chose the mountains on the left side.

溃败的5万名美第9军士兵也被分成2批，各2万5千余人分别跟着他们朝着面前的山脉开始疯狂逃窜。

I don't know if it was fate or if Moore was just unlucky, but the mountain path he chose happened to be the one guarded by the guard company led by He Daming.

As the saying goes, enemies are extremely jealous when they meet.

The sharp-eyed He Daming spotted Moore, who was surrounded by the crowd, from a distance, because his dress was so eye-catching. The two stars on his epaulettes could be seen from a distance. Even a fool could tell that this guy was the army commander.

This is a big fish, and there is no way he can get away no matter what. For this reason, He Daming personally picked up the Garand semi-automatic rifle and commanded the volunteer soldiers of the guard company to open fire first.

"Da da da........"

This sudden attack caught the American soldiers guarding Moore off guard.

Fortunately, these American soldiers were also elite, and they immediately found cover and began to fight back.

However, He Daming's side had the advantage in numbers, and they had the advantage of geographical location and high morale, which perfectly illustrated what it meant to have the right time, the right place and the right people.

This American company was completely wiped out after resisting for 10 minutes.

As for the commander of the 9th Army, Moore, he died in a hail of bullets. Coincidentally, he was shot dead by He Daming's nephew He Yuzhu. Such a great credit was taken away by this guy.

This made He Daming feel extremely surprised. It was possible that this American officer was the highest-ranking commander who was first killed by our volunteer army on the battlefield between North and South Korea. He was definitely the head of an army.

On the other side, Kurt, deputy commander of the 9th U.S. Army, was luckier. He did not encounter any ambush by the Volunteer Army throughout the journey and successfully passed the mountains and entered Shunchuan.

He did not choose to go to Sunchon, but instead immediately led the remaining troops towards Anzhou, preparing to join up with the US 2nd Army there.

It was not until around 12 a.m. on December 1 that the entire Samsori Mountains ambush was completely over.

This ambush ended with a disastrous defeat for the US 9th Army.

In the end, only less than 9 members of the U.S. 1th Army escaped from the area and successfully arrived in Anzhou.

He Daming originally wanted to annihilate the enemy completely, but because the two mountain ranges in Sansoli were too large, the strength of only two regiments was not enough to cover everything. However, such an outcome was still acceptable.

In this battle, more than 9 soldiers of the U.S. 2th Army remained in this mountain range forever, and more than 5000 were captured.

Such fruitful results were simply the bravest of the three armies. The heroic performance of the 358th and 359th Regiments was commended and recognized by the Zhisi.

The 358th Regiment was even awarded the title of Tiger Regiment!!!

However, the battle was not over yet. The 13th, 39th and 40th Armies under the 38th Corps had all arrived in Sansoli. After crossing the area, they continued to move south to pursue the fleeing U.S. troops.

After a short rest, He Daming's 358th Regiment and Li Ling's 359th Regiment joined up with most of the 120th Division and continued southward with the 40th Army. This time their target was the important North Korean city of Pyeongjang.

At this time, Shunchuan had already been captured by the 42nd Army which had made an early flanking operation.

At this time, the passage leading to Pingrang City was completely opened.

Anzhou has also fallen into the hands of the 66th Army, and Sinanzhou has been completely captured by the 50th Army.

At this time, Pingrang City was no longer defensible and was completely exposed to the eyes of the Volunteer Army's Western Front troops, like a piece of fat meat that could be easily obtained at any time.

At this time, Mike Ash, the commander-in-chief of the US Joint Forces in the rear, naturally knew the current situation of Pingrang City.

After weighing the pros and cons, he decided to temporarily avoid the attack of the Volunteer Army and planned to use the tactic of exchanging space for time. He directly telegraphed Walker, the commander of the 8th Army in Pingrang City, asking him to voluntarily abandon this important northern city and begin to retreat.

Upon receiving the retreat order, Walker, commander of the U.S. 8th Army, immediately commanded the defeated U.S. 2nd Army, the remnants of the U.S. 9th Army, the 8th Army and the South Korean 2nd Corps to begin the Pyeongrang retreat.

This move by the US Joint Forces was far beyond Zhisi's expectations. They originally thought that the US military would try to launch another major battle in Pingrang City, but it turned out that they were overthinking.

Due to the full retreat of the US coalition forces, there was almost no decent resistance in the areas along the route, and almost all of them were deserted.

On December 12, Pingrang City, which had been occupied for 6 days, was recaptured by the Volunteer Army without a fight.

The recapture of Pyeongjang City was of great significance. It meant that the entire combat situation between North and South Korea had undergone a drastic change. It also declared that the Volunteer Army had gained a certain dominant advantage on the battlefield between North and South Korea, forcing the US coalition forces to switch from offense to defense.

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At this time on the Eastern Front, the 9th Corps of our Volunteer Army also successfully defeated the US Joint Forces and won the victory on the Eastern Front.

However, since most of the 9th Corps was composed of Southern troops, they entered North Korea in a hurry and were still wearing summer autumn clothes, so they were not fully prepared.

Although the battle was won, it was a pyrrhic victory. Most of the volunteer soldiers of the 9th Corps did not die under the enemy's guns and artillery, but died in the extremely harsh cold.

Due to severe casualties, insufficient logistical supplies, too many wounded and many other problems, the 9th Corps on the Eastern Front chose to rest in place and temporarily had no spare energy to participate in the next large-scale battle.

At this time, after successfully capturing Pingrang City, the various combat units of the 13th Corps of the Volunteer Army did not stay for too long. Instead, they expanded their results and continued to move towards the "th Parallel".

They made unstoppable progress along the way and encountered almost no decent resistance.

At this time, the US Joint Forces were like a stray dog, fleeing south madly, with no room for counterattack.

As the situation on the eastern front was opened up, the 1st, 2nd and th Corps of the North Korean People's Army, which were resting behind the eastern front, returned to the battlefield.

The 13th Corps, which is responsible for pursuing the US Joint Forces, has become even more powerful in overall combat capability with the addition of these three new forces.

On December 12, the Ungyong Peninsula was successfully recaptured and the Fifth Corps of the North Korean People's Army successfully recaptured the Wonsan area.

The 3rd Corps of the North Korean People's Army recaptured Gapyeong, and the st People's Army captured Chuncheon.