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Moreover, the waters on both sides are currently in the hands of the US Joint Forces. Various types of combat ships and even aircraft carriers cruising on the sea can be seen from a distance.

The entire sky of North and South Korea was also under the control of the US-led coalition forces. The Volunteer Army lacked anti-aircraft machine guns, anti-aircraft guns and other air defense equipment, which allowed US military aircraft to fly unscrupulously over the Volunteer Army's positions.

After all, trying to shoot down American planes with ordinary machine guns and rifles is like stabbing one's anus with a knife. It's really nonsense.

Although the US-China Joint Forces seemed to be defeated, they actually took control of the battlefields between North and South Korea.

Although the Volunteer Army seemed to have won a great victory, the main leaders of the Volunteer Army Headquarters were very clear about the dangers involved.

This decision of the Volunteer Army Headquarters puzzled many of its troops. Although the Volunteer Army did not understand it, they knew that military orders were as firm as a mountain, so naturally there were no major problems.

However, the North Korean People's Army and the Soviet military adviser Lazo were particularly dissatisfied.

However, the main leaders of the Zhisi insisted on their own opinions. Although the other party had many dissatisfactions, there was nothing they could do. After all, the North Korean People’s Army’s few corps alone were not enough to defeat the US Joint Forces.

For this reason, they had no choice but to accept the Volunteer Army's decision to continue moving south temporarily, and all members entered a short rest period.

Although the third battle of the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea lasted only eight days, the achievements of various units were still quite impressive. A total of more than 8 U.S. coalition forces were killed or captured.

They fought all the way from the "38th Parallel" to the "37th Parallel" and occupied a large number of towns. This was the farthest position the volunteer army had fought since the outbreak of the North-South Korean War.

However, starting from January 1, the US Joint Forces used their international influence to try to negotiate with the Volunteer Army in order to confuse the Volunteer Army and express the possibility that they wanted to negotiate.

On the other hand, the United States continued to expand its military on its home soil, and continuously transferred large numbers of US troops from the rear and various bases to supplement the battlefields in North and South Korea.

They decided to start a war again and make a comeback to take back the land they had lost before.

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At this time, the 40th Army in Suwon area received the latest order and all its members moved to Hongcheon area for defensive operations.

The 40th Army replaced the 50th Army to defend Suwon.

Starting from January 1, the various units of the Volunteer Army carried out large-scale adjustments and movements in the "9th Line" area and built a large number of defensive fortifications.

As for the reason why Zhisi made such deployment, it was to wait for the logistical supplies to be fully supplied, and planned to launch a spring offensive directly in two months, that is, in March, when spring comes.

However, time waits for no one. It is obvious that the US Joint Forces acted more quickly. In just less than half a month, the US Joint Forces mobilized a large number of troops from their homeland and other regions to arrive in the area controlled by South Korea.

On January 51, 1, Matthew, commander of the U.S. 25th Army, gathered the U.S. 8st, 1th, and 9th Armies under the United States, combined with the South Korean 10st Corps and 1rd Corps, a total of 3 divisions and 18 airborne regiments, totaling more than 2 people, preparing to launch a frenzied counterattack from the west against the Volunteer Army stationed in the "25th Line" area.

The U.S. 9th Army, which had been devastated, resumed its reconstruction after receiving a large amount of manpower and equipment supplies from the rear.

This large-scale action by the US Joint Forces attracted the high attention of the Zhisi.

However, due to the current status of the Volunteer Army and the specific situation in the east and west.

After careful consideration, Zhisi decided to temporarily avoid the enemy's attack and go on the defensive.

He ordered the 13th Army and the 38th Army under the 50th Corps and the North Korean People's 1st Corps to build two lines of defense. The first line was in Suwon, Icheon, and Yeoju, and the second line was in Gimpo, Incheon Port, and Yeongdeungpo.

Its main purpose was to prevent the US Joint Forces from moving north and attempting to retake Seoul.

As for the eastern front, the 13th, 39th and 66th Armies under the 40th Corps were deployed in the eastern area of ​​​​Hengcheng with the cooperation of three corps of the North Korean People's Army.

The aggressive US 1st Army and 9th Army took the lead in attacking Suwon, Icheon, Jinliangchangli and other places from the west.

Since most of these areas were easy to attack but difficult to defend, and the US Joint Forces also had a large number of tanks, aircraft and various artillery for coordinated operations, this made it quite difficult for the Volunteer Army's western front defense forces.

However, in order to complete the defensive mission assigned by Zhisi, they could only fight and retreat, and carry out a step-by-step defense in an orderly manner.

At the same time, in the Wonju area on the eastern front, the US coalition forces dispatched 9 divisions to launch a fierce attack towards Hoengseong.

At this time, in the temporary combat meeting room of the Volunteer Army on the Eastern Front, the army commanders and division commanders of various armies gathered together to attend a combat meeting.

Originally He Daming was not qualified to participate, but for some reason, Cheng Hua, the commander of the Volunteer Army on the Eastern Front, specifically asked He Daming to participate.

Although He Daming didn't know how he was arranged to attend this meeting, he was the lowest-ranking official in the meeting.

He Daming was very self-aware. He did not say a word, but quietly watched the commanders of various armies expressing their opinions at the meeting.

They are now studying specific combat plans to deal with the aggressive US Joint Forces coming from the south.

At this time, He Daming was looking at the marching map hanging on the wall and began to imagine it in his mind.

The entire meeting lasted for about half an hour of intense discussion, but the army commanders and division commanders still failed to come up with a specific and effective combat plan.

This made Cheng Hua, the commander of the Volunteer Army on the eastern front, very dissatisfied. He immediately shouted loudly to the many cadres present around him: "I say, you army commanders, you all talk a lot on weekdays.

Why is it so difficult for you to discuss a battle plan now? It's been half an hour, and we still haven't come up with a specific plan.

You know, the mission given to us by the Zhisi is to defend the eastern area, so we must come up with a perfect combat plan around this point."

As soon as Cheng Hua finished speaking, the army commanders present looked at each other, not knowing what to say.