Siheyuan: Married a female spy at the beginning of 1944

Because the battalion commander and the battalion command were killed by He Daqing in the first place.

As a result, the US troops in the rear were unaware of the situation in the front.

They just knew that the front line called for fire support.

Unexpectedly, after the fire support ended, all the people on my side died.

This was extremely shocking to the US military.

On the one hand, the number of deaths is too high.

On the other hand, the time is too short.

In less than an hour, 500 soldiers were killed.

How can they bear it?

"What exactly is going on? Why can the enemy launch such a fierce attack under our artillery fire?"

John, the commander of the US 2nd Division, was howling while holding the signals soldier's clothes.

John is very angry now and is saying a lot of things.

His voice was already a little hoarse.

And he hadn't slept for several nights.

The whole person is in anxiety, fear, and confusion.

He was originally stationed in Sunchon and was doing well, but suddenly he learned that Kaechon had been occupied by the North Korean army.

He immediately led his troops to retake Kaesong.

As a result, when they reached Gunuri, they were completely blocked by the enemy.

At first he really didn't take the blocking troops seriously.

According to his experience, as long as there are enough artillery shells, there is no city that cannot be taken.

What's more, there are only a few fortifications.

But he didn't expect that he would suffer so much on the first day.

Not only did they lose hundreds of soldiers, but they didn't even advance the front line by one meter.

Just when he was about to attack with all his strength, Shunchuan in the rear was suddenly lost again.

This directly cut off his supply lines.

The army's supplies can only be maintained by airdrops.

Now, he left Gunuri and wanted to move to Sukcheon.

As a result, we encountered resistance again.

But it's much better than before.

It was difficult to move forward before, but now we are advancing slowly.

The results are still good.

But before he could be happy for two days, the vanguard battalion was annihilated.

This made him extremely angry.

However, there was nothing they could do but urge the army to continue the attack.

However, with the previous lesson in mind, he was not as ferocious when attacking.

He Daqing's army could barely hold out.

Although the US 2nd Division was surrounded at this time, it was not the target of annihilation by the Volunteer Army.

So he wasn't that nervous.

But at this time, the Korean 24st Division, the US 27th Division, and the British th Brigade on the north bank of the Qingchuan River were not in such a good mood.

As the ace force of the United States, the 1st Cavalry Division has been annihilated.

Half of the 24th Division was destroyed, and the British 27th Brigade was even worse off.

Now there is only one group left.

The only one who was better off was Master Han.

The commander of the Korean 1st Division was Paik Sun-yup.

This guy is not a good person either. When the Japanese were recruiting soldiers in Korea, he took the initiative to sign up.

Then I followed the Japanese to Northeast China.

Because of his loyalty to the Japanese, he not only killed Chinese people, but also spared no effort on his Korean compatriots.

He was appreciated by the Japanese and sent to study at the Fengtian Non-commissioned Officers School in Manchukuo.

After completing his studies, he became a low-ranking non-commissioned officer of the Japanese.

After the Japanese surrendered, she began to curry favor with high-ranking officials in North Korea.

Later, this senior official was captured by the Soviet Union, and he fled to South Korea and became the commander of the South Korean First Division.

The reason he became a division commander was not because of his ability, but mainly because he was good at flattery, and there were not many talented people in South Korea at that time.

This time when he was surrounded, he ran quite fast.

He was the first to discover that the Chinese People's Volunteer Army had entered North Korea, and then he immediately informed the Americans.

He also directly stated that he was unable to defend Yunshan and needed help from the Americans.

The United States did not take the Chinese People's Volunteer Army and the South Korean army seriously at all.

So they immediately switched guard with Han's 1st Division.

Han Yishi, who was replaced, ran away.

Even when the US 1st Cavalry Division was besieged, he did not look back.

He thought he could cross the river early, but he didn't expect that as soon as he arrived at the ferry, the other side was occupied by He Daqing.

There was no choice but to stay near the ferry.

After holding on for two days, we received news that the US 1st Cavalry Division had been completely wiped out.

He was so frightened that he dared not take the initiative to attack.

I looked at the river every day, wanting to find a place to cross the river.

"Division Commander, what should we do? Now that the US 1st Cavalry Division has been wiped out, I'm afraid we will be the next. Should we jump into the river?

Even if you swim to the other side of the river, you are still the enemy!!"

In addition to Paik Sun-yup, other staff officers and regiment commanders were also worried.

It’s not that they didn’t resist, but even the normal Korean People’s Army could beat them into a pulp, let alone the more powerful Volunteer Army.

"What can I do? I had hoped that the United States would be stronger, but who knew that the United States was so useless that we were surrounded. I said we should retreat quickly, but the Americans didn't listen.

If we had listened to me, we would have reached Jiangnan by now and the Chinese would not have been able to surround us.

Now that Americans are dying, we are also implicated.”

Paik Sun-yup cursed the ancestors of Americans in his heart.

He had already discovered the Chinese entering North Korea and reported it to his superiors.

It’s just that the people above have never taken it seriously.

If he had not strongly requested to exchange guard with the US 1st Cavalry Division, he would have been surrounded and annihilated now.

"Commander, the Americans asked us to go to the beach. Do you think we can get there?"

If Paik Sun-yup had left earlier, it would have been possible.

After all, the entire Jiangbei coast is under the control of the United Nations forces.

However, as the US 1st Cavalry Division was wiped out, their Korean 1st Division was isolated and separated.

The US 24th and British 27th Brigades were at the mouth of the Qingchuan River, transporting soldiers bit by bit under the cover of warships.

But if they want to go to the beach, they must first break through the blockade of the Volunteer Army.

They are safe and sound now, mainly because the volunteers wanted to eat the meat first and then drink his soup.

If he took the initiative to attack, I'm afraid the volunteers would be the first to drink his soup.

I don't dare to fight, but if I don't fight, I will die.

Paik Sun-yup's hair turned white with worry due to the dilemma he faced.

"Commander, how about we let the American plane pick us up directly?"

A staff officer cautiously put forward his opinion.

For them, the army is not their own and they are just staff officers.

As long as we can get back to the rear, we can recruit new soldiers.

By then, I will still be an advisor.

When Paik Sun-yup heard this suggestion, he stared at him with an unfriendly look.

"Commander, there is an old Chinese saying, 'If you keep the green mountains, you will never worry about lack of firewood.' If we are all caught, what good will it be?

Now the North has labeled us all as traitors and will definitely not treat us well."

Paik Sun-yup also knew that the North would never treat them well.

But he still couldn't abandon all his soldiers.

"If we go back in disgrace, will the Americans forgive us?

If they had only suffered minor injuries, it would still be possible to highlight our strength, but their ace division was completely wiped out. Do you think they will admit that it was their own incompetence?

They will most likely find reasons and excuses. You and I are probably the best scapegoats."