Join the top ace army at the beginning of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea

Seeing that He Yuzhu insisted on staying in the guard company of the 358th Regiment, He Daming stopped forcing him. After all, everyone has their own aspirations, and blindly interfering is not a good thing.

For this reason, He Daming left this place and went directly to the headquarters of the 358th Regiment to find the regiment leader Chu Yun.

Seeing He Daming coming back, Chu Yun immediately took the initiative to ask him in a friendly manner,

"Deputy Commander He, you are here. Do you have anything else to do?"

When He Daming heard Chu Yun's question, he immediately stated his request.

"Captain Chu, it's like this. You know that He Yuzhu, the platoon leader of the 1st Platoon of the Guard Company, is my nephew. I hope you can help take care of him. I will be very grateful."

When Chu Yun heard He Daming's request, he immediately patted his chest and assured him: "Old Captain, don't worry, your nephew is my nephew. I will take good care of him without you saying anything."

After receiving Chu Yun's reply, He Daming left the 358th Regiment's base with peace of mind.

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Although the Volunteer Army took the initiative in the entire North and South Korean battlefield in the second battle of the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea.

However, the current situation on the entire North and South Korean battlefield is not very clear, and there are still many problems on the volunteer army side.

The most serious problem was that because the front line was too long, the Volunteer Army's already very weak logistical supply problem became even more prominent.

According to incomplete statistics, compared with the United States Army, one American soldier has about 10 corresponding logistics staff.

The Volunteer Army had only 100 soldiers and only a handful of corresponding logistics personnel.

The quality of logistical supplies between the two sides is completely different.

The most annoying thing is that in North Korea, the volunteer army has no mass base at all.

In this foreign country, without being able to speak the language, the local people themselves had certain problems with their survival and were simply unable to provide the volunteers with the food they needed.

In addition, the Volunteer Army's front line is too long and lacks the necessary means of transportation. It is very difficult to transport food from Andong and Ji'an to the front line.

The U.S. military's air wing has been sending military aircraft to carry out harassment in the rear, causing serious interference with our supply lines.

In addition, two large-scale battles were fought, and the volunteer soldiers, who had to march only on foot, were exhausted both physically and mentally.

Cold weather, insufficient ammunition supplies, and scarce medical supplies were all destabilizing factors that affected the volunteer army at all times.

Originally, Zhisi planned to take a short rest after the second battle, but considering the current situation on the North and South Korean battlefields, if they did not take this opportunity to completely defeat the US Joint Forces and give the other side time to catch their breath, they would definitely make a comeback.

Under this premise, Zhisi had no choice but to issue the order to continue the march south.

The third battle of the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea thus began.

Another very important point is that according to the latest news from the front line, after the former commander of the 8th Army of the United States, Walker, died in a car accident, he was replaced by the former staff officer of the 8th Army of the United States, Matthew Lee Qiwei.

This person is different from Wo and others before. This guy is the commander of the new force and a top student at West Point Military Academy. His combat ideas and command abilities are very outstanding.

As soon as Matthew took office, he began to carry out drastic reforms. The first thing he did was to directly abolish the positions of the commanders of the US 2nd Division, 7th Division, and 23rd Division, which had previously performed poorly in combat, and arranged for his own confidants to take over.

He also reorganized and rebuilt the U.S. 1st Cavalry Division and other units that had been annihilated by the Volunteer Army. His series of actions quickly stabilized the morale of the army and firmly grasped the control and command of the U.S. Joint Forces.

Since he had fought against the Volunteer Army in the first two battles, he had a certain in-depth study of the Volunteer Army's tactics and fighting style.

He felt that in order to deal with the Volunteer Army's tactics, the US Joint Forces' previous combat objectives and methods should be changed, and they should no longer be confined to positional warfare and territorial gains and losses.

Matthew unilaterally believed that it was only necessary to destroy the effective forces of the Volunteer Army in order to ensure victory in the entire North and South Korean battlefield to the greatest extent possible.

To this end, he mobilized a large number of air wings and dispatched various types of military aircraft to begin harassing the Volunteer Army's logistics supply lines.

On the other hand, in order to prevent the Volunteer Army from taking the opportunity to continue moving south, they chose to switch from offense to defense, and directly deployed a total of 14 divisions and 3 brigades of the reorganized US Coalition Forces 38 kilometers south of the "200th Parallel", and rebuilt two impregnable defense lines north of Seoul.

On the other hand, the Zhisi continued to order the six armies under the 13th Corps on the Western Front, totaling 6 people, plus 22 North Korean People’s Army, a total of about 6.5 people, to continue moving south, heading directly for Seoul, an important city in South Korea!

At this time, the 1st Corps of the North Korean People's Army assembled in Kaesong, the 50th Corps and the 40th Corps in Gorangpur-ri, the 39th Corps in Yeoncheon, the 38th Corps in Yongpyeong, the 42nd Corps and the 66th Corps in Hwacheon. As for the 5th Corps and the 2nd Corps of the North Korean People's Army, they were in Yanggu and Inje areas.

At the end of December of the same year, the third battle to resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea officially started.

At this time, to the south of Gaolangpuli was the Imjin River, where the South Korean 1st Division was stationed. This was also the first line of defense deployed by the US Joint Forces. It was a defense zone with a depth of 10 kilometers, with various bunkers, underground bunkers, barbed wire, and a large number of fortifications.

To the north of this first line of defense, nearly 18 volunteer soldiers gathered, lurking in the snow, waiting for the order to attack from the Volunteer Headquarters.

At 31:4 p.m. on the 50st, the Volunteer Army transported all the captured 155MM howitzers to the north bank of the Imjin River, and then launched a fierce artillery attack on the US Joint Forces.

This shelling of the frontline positions on the Imjin River was the first large-scale artillery attack used by the Volunteer Army after entering the North and South Korean battlefield.

A large number of artillery shells whizzed into the front lines of the US Joint Forces.

“Woo….Woo….Bang….”

The entire bombardment lasted for a full 25 minutes. The originally dim sky was illuminated exceptionally brightly by the flames produced by the exploding shells.

Under the firepower of the 155mm howitzers, the pillboxes, underground bunkers, barbed wire, mines, and a large number of fortifications that the US Joint Forces had painstakingly set up on the first line of defense were all destroyed.