Veteran never die

Chapter 136 Veterans Don't Die, Loyal Souls Stay Forever
0135 Veterans Never Die, Loyal Souls Live Forever

"Please rest assured, the battalion commander, I am here, and the position is here." Mao Zedong set off.

There was a blizzard that day, and the wind kept whistling.

The biting cold wind pierced the bones, and the falling snowflakes drilled straight into the necks of the soldiers.

***After they successfully arrived at Xiaokaoling, they built fortifications in full swing, because the battle over there had already started.

At dawn the next day, the enemy came up.

In order to open the fast opening channel and tear open a hole, the U.S. military concentrated aerial and artillery fire to carry out a violent attack on Xiaokaoling, and the artillery shells hit the position in pieces.

Boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom

U.S. planes dropped a large number of napalm bombs, and in an instant, Xiaokaolin became a sea of ​​flames.

All the fortifications were destroyed, many soldiers died, and the number of seriously injured increased sharply.

Just a few minutes later, a group of US troops charged towards Kokaolin.

"Company commander, let's fight!"

"The American Devils are coming!"

Seeing the menacing American soldiers, the soldiers couldn't help feeling a little apprehensive.

Mao Zedong appeared to be very calm and calm, and did not give the order to shoot until the U.S. troops climbed up the ridge and were only about 30 meters away from the position.

"beat!"

Da da da, da da da, da da da.
The heavy machine gun immediately fired rows of dense bullets at the enemy, and the grenades were thrown out one by one.

The sound of the explosion was mixed with miserable cries, and the U.S. military left a pile of corpses and ran away with their heads in their arms.

They thought that the volunteer soldiers had lost their combat effectiveness, but they didn't expect to be so fierce.

The U.S. Army's first attack failed. Unwilling, they mobilized eight tanks and artillery companies to bombard Kokaolin with more intense artillery fire.

After the artillery fire was extended, the U.S. military launched a second attack.

*** remained calm and calm, and waited for the enemy to approach the position before letting the soldiers throw grenades.

boom boom-

There was another explosion of grenades on the hill.

At this time, machine guns and rifles fired together.

The enemies in front hugged their heads and ran back, while the enemies behind continued to surge up, and suddenly fell into chaos.

"Blow the charge, charge!"

*** made a decisive decision and ordered to charge.

He jumped out of the fortification immediately, rushed into the pile of enemies, and fought with the enemies with bayonets, shovels, and stones.

There was a sound of fighting and wounding.

The U.S. military was frightened and retreated again.

But the U.S. military was still not reconciled, and launched a third attack with tanks guiding the infantry.

Seeing the enemy's tank approaching the position, I was determined to blow it up first.

As soon as he picked up the explosive bag and was about to hit the enemy tank, he was pulled back by soldier Zhao Youxin.

"Company commander, let me go!"

Zhao Youxin snatched the explosive package, and under the cover of fire, he quickly approached the tank and nimbly stuffed the explosives under the tank.

boom!
After a loud bang, the tank stopped ahead in the smoke.

The rest of the tanks turned around and ran away when they saw that the situation was not good. In this way, the third attack of the US military was repulsed again.

There was a brief calm on the battlefield.

***Using the gap between battles, he quickly organized soldiers to repair fortifications and replenish ammunition.

Not long after, the enemy organized a wave of charges.

Bang bang bang, bang bang bang, bang bang—

Fierce firefights and uninterrupted shooting made it difficult for the U.S. military to move forward, and every step forward had to pay a heavy price.

The situation on the Volunteer Army's side was also very bad. After half an hour, there were only six soldiers left on the battlefield, all of whom were seriously injured.

As the company commander, Mao Zedong encouraged his soldiers: "This position cannot be lost. As long as we have our bravery, there will be no enemy's tenacity. The enemy is fierce, and we will be fiercer than him; when the bullets are exhausted, fight the gunstock and fight hard." Break the butt of the gun and fight with the shovel again. You must never lose your position. Losing your position means losing face. It is the most shameful thing to lose face in front of American bandits.”

"We can hold it!"

*** and everyone raised their right hands and solemnly swore: "We live to eliminate all reactionaries. For the motherland, for the Korean people, and for the liberation of all mankind, we must hold this position."

After some indiscriminate bombing, the US military's offensive began again, and a crowd of people rushed towards Xiaokaolin.

Facing hundreds of thousands of U.S. troops several times their own, the soldiers showed no fear at all.

Mao Zedong commanded calmly and fought the enemy one by one. Not long after, only Mao Zedong and the heavy machine gun platoon leader were left on the ground, and they ran out of bullets.

*** said to the heavy machine gun platoon leader: "Our weapons must not fall into the hands of the enemy. You immediately withdraw with the heavy machine gun."

*** On the top of the independent kaolin, take off your military cap, pat off the dust, put it on your head straightly, look far into the distance, walk slowly, and patrol around the kaolin for a week.

He picked up available guns and explosives and put them beside him, concealed himself, and kept his eyes on the mountain, watching the enemy.

At this time, the U.S. military began to pour shells into Xiaokaolin again, launching the ninth attack.

At the critical moment when the enemy troops swarmed up and climbed close to the top of the mountain, Mao Zedong resolutely picked up the only pack of explosives, ignited the fuse, and rushed towards the dense enemy group.

With a loud noise that shook the sky, he died together with more than 40 enemies.

*** saved the position with his life, stopped the enemy from attacking again, kept the position, and completed the blocking task of cutting off the enemy's retreat.

Wang Liang: "In the early days of the founding of New China, among the more than 400 million soldiers of the Republic, there were only 78 special-class combat heroes, and many of them were martyrs who died on the battlefield. , namely: ***, ***.”

"Whether you admit it or not, no matter how you cover up, smear, or even tamper with it. The martyrs stand quietly on the long river of history. 67 years ago, it was such an army. The heroes they had overwhelmed all enemies The spirit makes the Chinese nation proud!"

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"My grandfather was a member of the 20th Regiment of the 59th Division of the 177th Army. He died in North Korea that year. I am proud of my grandfather and the Chinese Volunteers."

"The backbone of New China is straightened by these heroes!"

"There is no second such steel-like army in the world. Please add these to the textbooks so that generations of people will remember these cutest people. History cannot forget these shocking heroes who weep ghosts and gods."

"Old soldiers never die, loyal souls stay forever!"

"Salute with tears! From the descendants of the volunteer army."

"On a narrow road, the brave wins. Only the Chinese People's Volunteers dare to fight the U.S. military."

Memories were brought back by the loud singing.

"The wind is roaring, the horse is roaring, the Yellow River is roaring, the Yellow River is roaring!"

Familiar and classic melody reverberated, and a "Yellow River Cantata" sang the tenacious fighting spirit of the Chinese sons and daughters during the Anti-Japanese War, and sang the invincible power of the Chinese nation.

"I Welcome the Sun into the Motherland", "Border Army Soul", and "Peaceful Age" sounded one after another.

The soldiers' loyalty to their duties and selfless dedication are vividly displayed.

"Soldiers", "Battle Hymn of a Strong Army"

It shows the new generation of revolutionary soldiers inheriting the glorious tradition of heroic fighting of the revolutionary martyrs, the strong will to defend the motherland and the firm determination to reform and strengthen the army.

The classic anti-Japanese war song "Katyusha" sounded again, bringing the soldiers into the years of war, vividly realizing the hatred of the Communist Party and the yearning for a peaceful life.

The joint performance of soldiers from China and Russia guides people to look back at history and look forward to the future with a sense of great responsibility.

Wang Liang: "As a soldier who guards peace, we must shoulder the heavy responsibility entrusted by history and stride forward on the journey of strengthening the army!"

(End of this chapter)