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Section 1363 Vietnamese guerrillas

In this self-defense counterattack against Vietnam, the Lao army's combat effectiveness has been tested, and the country's territorial and sovereign integrity has been successfully defended, and the status of the defense minister has risen to an unprecedented height. Its ambitions have swelled dramatically. On the issue of China's request for Laos to send troops to assist China in attacking Vietnam, the Minister of Defense strongly supported it, because from the cooperation with the squadron, the Lao army could learn very important combat experience, and the status of the Minister of Defense would be even higher through the new war. In order to ensure his position, as well as many political intrigues, the cabinet decided that Laos would not send troops into Vietnam. This led to a subtle change in his relationship with the Minister of Defense. In the Lao cabinet, almost all the remaining officials are highly respected, so the biggest beneficiary of this coup is the defense minister. The most unexpected thing is that the troops who carried out the military coup were the troops of the prime minister's cronies. It was only during a recent transfer of officers (carried out by the Ministry of Defence) that some of the Minister of Defense's subordinates were placed in the guard of the Prime Minister's Office. The dark side of history and politics is once again vividly expressed in the coup d'état in Laos.

On June 17, 2o35, China accepted the invitation of the Lao Minister of Defense to intervene in the coup d'état in Laos. A company of airborne troops from the Chinese embassy in Vientiane, Laos, took over from the Lao army and was responsible for monitoring and isolating the prime minister's office, which had been held under control by the coup army. The rapid reaction force of an army in Chinese mainland also entered Laos and began to control military bases and important facilities along the border between Laos and China.

The cooperation between the squadron and the Lao political army can be said to be perfect and timely. China's ability to use already stretched troops in Laos with such ease in the quagmire of the Vietnam War has made the world's role in the military coup in Laos questionable. The guard units of Chinese embassies abroad are generally only a squad of troops, and there is no more than one platoon in hot spots. In the past, the Navy 6 was responsible for the protection of embassies abroad. This time, the Chinese Embassy in Laos not only has a company of troops, but also all special forces of the Airborne Forces, which are the most elite units in China. China's timely adjustment of the security forces of the embassy in Vientiane, Laos, seems to indicate that China already knows about the outbreak of the coup d'état, or is it the coup d'état that China has secretly instructed? In the future, China has left a lot of doubts in its handling of the Laos issue, but no information on this aspect has been reported or made public, and history cannot be speculated, so we can only know the truth of the incident until the information on this aspect is made public in the future.

On June 18, 2o35, Chinese special forces in charge of separating the Lao political army from the coup forces delivered food and water to imprisoned Lao political officials. And the Chinese government also accepted the invitation of the Lao king and began to take full responsibility for the settlement of the incident. It is a historical mystery as to why the Lao king entrusted the internal affairs of the country to China. After the Lao Minister of Defense met with the king, the Lao king agreed that China would handle the matter, and less than a month after the coup ended, the Lao king mysteriously set up, and since the king had no children and his daughters were all abroad, the rule of the Lao royal family came to an end.

After receiving authorization from the Lao king, China began to intervene in the internal affairs of Laos in an all-out manner. The squadron also increased its scope of operations and began a comprehensive reorganization of the Lao Defence Forces, on the grounds that it would prevent other coup d'état soldiers from becoming mixed with the Lao Defence Forces. If it is more reasonable to describe it as rectification in diplomatic and historical records, then the circulation among the people is a purge. China took this opportunity to begin a comprehensive purge of the Lao National Defense Forces. Since the weapons and equipment of the Lao National Defense Forces are all provided by China, and the Lao soldiers have seen the combat effectiveness of the squadron. Therefore, China's purge of the Lao National Defense Forces has not encountered any major obstacles. As the Lao soldiers who have the most contact with the outside world, they know that if Laos wants to get further development, the better way out for the Lao nation is to merge into China (in fact, this is also China's success in ideology and ideological propaganda). In addition to the resistance of some extremist ethnic elements, it can be said that the Chinese have solved the Laotian defense force without bloodshed.

While disarming the Lao National Defense Forces, China also deployed and reconnoitred the coup forces that were still holding key Lao political officials in the run, and began negotiations with the coup forces.

On June 25, 2o35, the week-long negotiations ended. The coup army agreed to release the coup people they were detaining. China has agreed not to hold them accountable and to provide them with asylum, paying them $50,000 each to help them go into exile in Europe, the United States, or any country in the world if they are unwilling to go to China. It was finally decided that the release of the hostages would begin on the 26th, and the helicopters of the squadron would also be responsible for transporting the coup soldiers out of Laos.

In negotiations with the coup soldiers in Laos, China abandoned its usual hardline policy and instead resorted to a compromise approach to a peaceful settlement of the dispute. This has improved China's image in the world and indicated that the Chinese are beginning to solve international problems in a way that can reduce casualties.

On June 26, 2o35, the exchange of hostages was completed, and the Laotian coup soldiers who handed over the hostages also left Vientiane on three Chinese transport helicopters and flew towards Chinese territory.

But it wasn't that simple, when the helicopter carrying the group of people flew into China, it all crashed due to thunderstorms. When China announced the news, no one would believe it. China's helicopter unit can be said to be the most elite of China's Sixth Army, and its equipment is second to none in the world; if it can't even cope with such a little thunderstorm, then how can it still fight? Moreover, the plane has already solved the problem of flying in a thunderstorm climate. But the incident has happened, and China has released to the outside world the photos taken after the helicopter crash, and confirmed (and did not confirm it through guòDNA, China's reason is that all the people on board have been burned to ashes in the big explosion after the chase plane, and DNA testing cannot be carried out, which gives the world an excuse to suspect China's role in the "Vientiane coup", because even the more backward helicopters now have explosion suppression systems to ensure that there is no explosion after the crash. The people on board were the coup soldiers of Laos, the pilots of China. In the end, the Chinese government announced that it would pay 5oo compensation to the families of these Laotian soldiers, and the compensation for the Chinese pilots was as high as 1oo0,000. and refused to allow any international organization, as well as neutral countries, to investigate the incident. The crash ended hastily.

But because the aftermath of the military coup is far from over. Less than 1o days after the end of the coup, the former Lao Minister of Finance and Economics (the Lao prime minister's closest subordinate, an extreme Lao nationalist, was extremely disgusted by the expansion of China's power in Laos. Mysterious death. The Lao police and forensic doctors conducted an autopsy and did not find the cause of death. A request was then made to China, hoping that China would find out why. After a detailed examination, the Chinese forensic doctor declared the death from chronic poisoning. This made all the Lao government officials who had been detained panic and asked to go to China for a physical examination to find out if they were also poisoned. But time has run out of opportunities for them. Within a week of the death of the finance minister, the physiological condition of the Lao officials who had been detained had changed. In the following three days, all Lao government officials, with the exception of the Minister of Defense, died of the same cause. And the anti-poison drugs that China is prescribing with all its might have not succeeded, and they will no longer be able to save their lives. When the Lao minister was critically ill, he asked to see the king, but his request was rejected by the Minister of Defense for fear that the disease would spread to the king. This event heralded earth-shaking changes in Laos, which was the inevitable result of the combination of historical exhibitions and Chinese ambitions.

On June 28, 2o35, on the battlefield of Vietnam, the 38th and 54th armies of the Northern Facing Detachment from the Lishui area and the 39th Army from Laos joined forces outside the city of Bad in south-central Vietnam. And the Vietnamese army on the battlefield was again divided into two parts. The 2O and 4O armies from Cambodia also set up a defensive line on the line of Nha Trang in southern Vietnam, and with the close cooperation of the 17th and 18th Airborne Corps and the navy and air force, they resisted the attack of the Vietnamese army and stopped the Vietnamese who came to the rescue for the brother troops who carried out the clearing mission behind.

The squadron used a wide range of interspersed, dividing operations and had already completed the cutting of the Vietnamese army. After completing a large-scale maneuver operation, the squadron will face a fierce counterattack from the Vietnamese and harassment by the Vietnamese guerrillas, who are already operating in the jungle. However, China is determined to deal with the Vietnam issue, so in the face of any difficulties, the Chinese will never back down, and will only use their own weapons to eliminate the forces that are still resisting.

While the 2O and 4O armies stubbornly resisted the "tidal" attack of the Vietnamese, the 38th, 39th, and 54th armies, as well as the 15th and 16th airborne armies, did not stop to rest, but began to deal with the surrounded, surrendered cities, and the Vietnamese guerrillas who were still active in the jungle. If they had dealt with the resistance a day later, the 2O and 4O Armies would have had to take on one more day of the attack, and every day, these troops would have paid the cost of casualties.

For Vietnamese cities, it is actually easier to solve. In Hanoi, although because of the cruelty and ruthlessness of the squadron, it caused the most severe thought disaster since the war against Japan. But the Chinese found a solution to the urban war. For those Vietnamese cities that surrendered to the squadron or declared no resistance, China will treat the city residents well, make them feel that living under Chinese rule is not a painful thing, and also use these Vietnamese to promote China's policy of preferential treatment of prisoners and the surrender of Vietnamese people. For those Vietnamese cities that are still resisting stubbornly, there are no more than three ways to deal with them: first, to use the method in Hanoi, to encircle and isolate instead of attacking, and to use some special methods to break the will of these Vietnamese. And some of these special methods were used in Hanoi, such as attacking the cities with biological or chemical weapons, and then claiming that it was the Chinese bombardment that hit the ammunition depot where the Vietnamese had stored these weapons, causing the leak. The air force units ordered to carry out these tasks are composed of the most experienced pilots and the most extreme nationalists, and they have always been the most mysterious troops in China, and their shadows can be seen in all the wars carried out in China in the later period. But this method takes a lot of time and requires a lot of valuable ground forces to carry out the encirclement mission. This is not the main solution, it is only useful at the beginning of the battle. Second, this method should be familiar to everyone, and it was used in large numbers during the war against Japan. Use the powerful strike power of the squadron, especially the artillery fire of the Air Force and the 6th Army, to carry out a comprehensive destruction of those cities that are still resisting. However, this approach has been criticized by the international community. This is a direct massacre of civilians by the squadron, and China and Vietnam have not fought a full-scale war, and at this time, the flags that China has fought are counterattacks against Vietnam, and if the counterattack is fought like this, it will be a full-scale war. The consumption of ammunition has also been greatly accelerated, and in the later stage, it is still necessary to invest troops to solve those Vietnamese defenders who are still alive, urban warfare is not avoided, and sometimes even because the city is destroyed, the battlefield environment becomes complicated, so that the squadron suffers greater casualties. So this is not the main method, but only an auxiliary method to end the resistance of the other cities. The squadron is broadcasting the fate of these attacked cities at any time, and deliberately releasing some urban civilians, whose mouths are China's best propaganda tools, of course, the purpose of this is also achieved. Third, this is the main way. Through guò propaganda, intimidation, temptation and other methods, the remaining Vietnamese cities that are still resisting have almost given up resistance, and some cities that have not yet given up resistance, after the cannon sound of the squadron (China will improve the giant siege artillery in the war against Japan, which can better deal with the reinforced buildings in the city, of course, its deafening cannon sound is familiar to the Vietnamese. In these cities, either the defenders directly announced their surrender, or the government declared non-resistance, or the people revolted, and the people's representatives came out to surrender to the squadron.

The squadron used the policy of carrots and sticks to quickly solve the problem of urban warfare on the battlefield in Vietnam. But the greater difficulty was not solved, that is, the Vietnamese guerrillas who hid in the jungle, did not exchange fire with large Chinese forces, and attacked only small patrols. Experience in dealing with guerrilla warfare, medium ** The team cannot say much, but the previous ones were not very successful, because guerrilla warfare is a headache for any big country, and it is a powerful weapon for small countries to deal with big countries, and the most ridiculous thing is that the Chinese can be said to be the masters of guerrilla warfare, but now they are challenged by the Vietnamese guerrillas, and this battle between teachers and students has attracted the attention of all countries in the world facing this problem, and everyone wants to see how the Chinese, who are famous for their war strategy and new tactics, solve this problem. Of course, the Americans are most concerned about this, because the Americans have never found a way to deal with guerrilla warfare, and they are most afraid of guerrilla warfare.

I thought it could be solved quickly with the help of the Nian Energy Group, but in the end it was shown that these guerrillas were the most difficult.

In the early days of the war against Vietnam, dealing with the Vietnamese guerrillas can be said to be the most headache for the squadron, so they spared no effort and used a lot of manpower and material resources to concentrate all the Vietnamese and take away the space for the growth of the Vietnamese guerrillas, so as to deal with these unjust souls in the jungle. However, this point is no longer applicable in dealing with it, and China has developed a new way to deal with guerrillas, which can save more time, effort, and money. Nor does it take their precious special forces to go into the jungle to "exchange" with those cheap Vietnamese guerrillas (in the counter-guerrilla war in northwestern Vietnam, China has to pay the price of 8 special forces for every 1oo Vietnamese guerrillas eliminated, which is unacceptable. up.

There are three main ways in which China now deals with organic warfare. First, replace the special forces with massive bombing. China's strong war productivity has completely allowed the air force to bomb more thoroughly, and the large-scale surrender of Vietnamese cities has allowed the ammunition originally intended to be used against these cities to be distributed to deal with the guerrillas in the jungle (at this time, the ammunition has been improved a lot, if it is all high-explosive shells with **, you can change the fuse settings through guò and use it in different environments. Of course, cloudburst bombs, also known as thermobaric bombs, which can cause mass destruction in cities, are not as effective in the jungle as they can be used against underground facilities such as tunnels in Vietnamese guerrilla bases. ）。 A large number of chemicals were also used to destroy the vegetation of the jungle, so that the natural shelter of the guerrillas disappeared. Second, use a strong reconnaissance force to find the Vietnamese in the jungle. Satellite reconnaissance technology has advanced with each passing day, and the resolution of China's most advanced reconnaissance satellites has reached the centimeter level (photographic reconnaissance satellites), and even the resolution of radar and infrared reconnaissance satellites has reached the decimeter level. This left the Vietnamese guerrillas in the jungle with nowhere to hide. In addition, a large number of tactical reconnaissance planes are also frequenting those places where guerrillas often hang out, in order to make up for the lack of reconnaissance satellites. And the low-altitude firepower of the airborne troops in the Chinese forward bases, which are scattered throughout the jungle, will strike at the Vietnamese at the first opportunity. Of course, in some places where aerial reconnaissance is powerless, it is still necessary to rely on small groups of special forces to find out the situation. But the tasks of the special forces were severely limited (to the displeasure of many special forces, who could no longer move freely in the jungle. The special forces are only the eyes of the rear firepower, as well as the troops that clean up the battlefield, and no longer serve as the main strike mission. Although the special forces "resisted" and demanded more freedom of movement, they succeeded in reducing the casualties of the special forces and saving the lives of many soldiers. Thirdly, and most importantly, to inspire some pro-Chinese Vietnamese people to learn about the Vietnamese guerrillas, and to use guò to destroy the image of the Vietnamese guerrillas and to move most of the Vietnamese rural population to the cities. This can be said to be psychological warfare and espionage warfare, which is the main method of eliminating the Vietnamese guerrillas. If the guerrillas lose the soil and foundations of the people, then they are nothing.

In fact, the more important point is that the Vietnamese guerrillas did not have good rear support, which doomed them to failure. In the last Vietnam War, the guerrillas in South Vietnam relied on strong assistance from China and the Soviet Union, as well as a fairly good rear support line (because of China's warnings, the Americans were afraid of another war with China's 6th Army, and the United States did not officially send troops to cross the 17th parallel throughout the Vietnam War). It was only the air force that bombed North Vietnam, and at that time, the bombing effect was very low. ), ensured the activities of the partisans at the front, and therefore won the war with the guerrillas. But now the shape of the world has changed, although the United States has provided support to Vietnam, but the countries around Vietnam have been controlled by China, and the coast of Vietnam is also blocked by the Chinese fleet, if the United States does not want to risk a full-scale war with China, then he will not be able to send his weapons to the Vietnamese. In this regard, China has thoroughly understood that the solution to guerrilla warfare is to cut off the guerrillas' supply, and the guerrillas without replenishment will never be able to become a climate.

When the 38th Army was competing with the Vietnamese in the jungle and in the city, the 2O Army and the 4O Army, which did not have a heavy position in China (they were both light armies with the 27th Army, which had made miraculous achievements in front, had no division and were all composed of brigades. The line of defense in Nha Trang in southern Vietnam was being "tested" by the Vietnamese. If in the past everyone only thought that China had the 28th, 29th, 42nd, and 54th armies, as well as the newly formed airborne army, they would have to change their image. The 27th Army has played its own prestige and fame for these troops who have never been loved by their grandmothers and uncles in the blocking battles in the Lishui area, and now the 2O Army and the 4O Army are also continuing to write the glorious history of China's 6th Army. When the Chinese Sixth Army had advanced weapons and powerful striking force, it did not lose its will to fight because of this, and it did not fear death. Because they are latecomers, they have received the full cooperation and assistance of the Chinese Navy, Air Force, Airborne Force, etc., so they have not suffered much losses, but their spirit and the results they have achieved cannot be ignored by anyone.

When the 2O Army and the 4O Army came to the planned defensive line of Da Oh, they were not attacked by the Vietnamese. Because the Vietnamese were already frightened, they did not dare to challenge the squadron in the open area, and they could not get any benefit from the air strike. The so-called raising soldiers for a thousand days is used for a while. These two light armies with blocking tasks take advantage of their own mobility advantages (light does not mean that all of them fight on foot, all Chinese troops have achieved mechanization, and light means means that they do not have a lot of armored weapons and a large number of means of air transportation, but in terms of transport vehicles, China's world's first automobile production capacity will definitely not let them be less!), and soon completed the task of occupying positions. Then, with the cooperation of the 18th Airborne Army, three defensive fronts were built, hoping to break up the Vietnamese offensive through Guò defense in depth. When the Vietnamese came to their senses, they did not have time to build positions. China's formidable airlift capability also provided them with the best equipment for building their positions, and less than an hour after the troops arrived at their positions, the engineers, machinery, and industrial planes used to build their positions were delivered by large transport helicopters of the Airborne Army. And more supplies are on the way. In order to build these three defensive fronts, the squadron mobilized more than 2ooo transport helicopters and more than 10,000 sappers to transport thousands of construction machinery, more than 2o tons of cement, and more than 50,000 tons of construction steel to the front line in two days. The world was surprised that China was able to build three defensive positions with a length of 18o kilometers and a depth of 15 kilometers in less than two days. But they still haven't seen more, when the squadron built these, cleared the surrounding tens of thousands of hectares of forests, and the Chinese logistics troops, because of the flight accidents caused by high-intensity flights, lost hundreds of excellent pilots, hundreds of excellent engineer fighters also stayed here forever, they did not kill the enemy on the battlefield, but they created the best conditions for the brother soldiers, and paid their lives to reduce the casualties of the troops, they are people who can never be forgotten. The Lingyan Pavilion in the Forbidden City also opened a new mourning hall for them, dedicated to these national heroes who silently sacrificed for China's strength and the rise of the nation, and a reporter is also famous for writing an article "Warriors on the Silent Battlefield". Of course, these are all digressions, but I want to explain that war is not all about soldiers killing the enemy on the front line, and the unsung heroes in the rear who provide selfless help to our warriors fighting in the front can never forget Jì, who is the cornerstone of our country's strength. Also the favorite of the fighters. Here, I would like to once again express my highest gratitude to the workers, peasants, teachers, intellectuals, angels of the medical front, and patriots of the entire Chinese nation for the rise of China and the rejuvenation of the nation!

Now let's get back to the battlefield. When the Vietnamese realized the purpose of the squadron's operation, it was already a day after the 2O Army and the 4O Army began to deploy the front. If southern Vietnam were to be divided by China again, the Vietnamese would no longer have a chance to resist. Therefore, the Vietnamese leaders will not let the squadron complete this task smoothly. Immediately organized an army of 5o thousand to pounce on the defensive front of the 2O Army and the 4O Army. If the Vietnamese army could arrive here undisturbed at this time, then the 2O Army and the 4O Army would definitely not have the strength to resist the attack of the Vietnamese, who were 1o times their own strength. But is it possible for the Vietnamese to advance so lightly? Of course not!

As soon as the Vietnamese moved, they were spotted by military satellites in space, and the information was transmitted to the command headquarters in the rear by light. The Air Force, Navy, and Airborne 18th Army, which served as cover for the 2O Army and the 4O Army, would not allow the Vietnamese to interfere with them. Thousands of warplanes, hundreds of helicopter gunships, and thousands of airborne troops began to extend the most "warm" welcome to these Vietnamese troops. And the naval ships that are not willing to be lonely on the sea also find an opportunity to vent their resentment that they can't get the task after doing nothing all day. If there is one word to describe what happened to the Vietnamese army, I can't find it in the dictionary, because the Vietnamese acted with courage and nothing to praise them, and their courage only brought them more casualties.

First, bombers and attack aircraft in the air used chemical weapons (chemicals used specifically to deal with the rainforest, not chemical weapons used to kill people, but this can also have quite serious side effects on personnel. Destroyed the rainforest within 5o kilometers of the 2O Army and the 4O Army. So that the Vietnamese could not get any cover before approaching the defensive line. At the same time, the Air Force's battlefield support attack aircraft also began to strike mercilessly at the sparsely armored forces of the Vietnamese. After destroying almost all the armored forces of the Vietnamese, these "vultures" in the sky were not satisfied, and as if they had smelled the corpses, they began to pounce on the Vietnamese infantry again. The Vietnamese air defense had been completely destroyed, and the most powerful heavy machine guns in the hands of the infantry had wiped off some paint at most from the thick attack fuselages, and did no damage at all. But they were not able to withstand the bombs and shells dropped from these planes. The most feared thing for the Vietnamese infantry was the "low-altitude gunboat" that the Chinese Air Force improved on a large tactical transport aircraft for close-range fire support. This kind of aircraft has long been available in the United States, it is AJ-13OE. Of course, the Chinese did not copy from the United States, but made a lot of improvements, first using the powerful carrying capacity of the transport aircraft, adding heavy armor to it, so that he was not afraid of any kind of anti-aircraft gun attack, let alone those guns in the hands of the infantry. Then he stuffed a large amount of weapons and ammunition into his stomach, and it almost became an ammunition depot. The planes responsible for attacking tanks are helicopters and attack aircraft, so these planes are all equipped with weapons against infantry, which is also decided by the Vietnamese army mainly infantry. If filled with fuel, this "low-altitude gunboat" can move over the battlefield for more than 4 hours, and any infantry who dares to show their heads will be sent to hell by it. If in-flight refueling and in-flight ammunition replenishment are accepted, then the time on duty on the battlefield is completely determined by the fatigue of the pilot.

The 50,000 Vietnamese troops, having lost 20,000 men after a difficult march through the dense forest and a crushing blow from the Chinese air forces, have also reached the edge of the jungle. But the Chinese's position is still 5o kilometers away, and even their farthest artillery fire cannot reach it, and in addition, their artillery is almost no longer zài, even if the squadron is 1o kilometers away (the range of the farthest mortars in the Vietnamese infantry is only 1o kilometers. They can't help it. So now the Vietnamese soldiers will either retreat, or they will pass through this 5o km death zone and attack the Chinese again. If this issue is put in front of the American or European armies, the commanders will not shrink back from unnecessary sacrifices in order to preserve their strength. But there are exceptions in the world, Vietnam is one of them (and the armies of Japan, Korea and other countries will definitely choose to attack, if it is called the ** squadron to choose, then it will also be an attack, it seems that such a thing will only be born in the body of the Eastern army, is this related to the Eastern civilization?), the Vietnamese did not hesitate and immediately began to attack.

The Chinese Air Force, naval aviation, naval fire support units of the Navy, and the artillery units that had been deployed seemed to be very happy to wait for the "stupid" decision of the Vietnamese, but did not attack immediately, but waited very impatiently for the final order to attack.

When the Vietnamese mostly left the jungle and reached 1o kilometers in front of the Chinese position, the Chinese attack began. It turned out that there was not the slightest suspense. It was a total slaughter. In front of the Vietnamese attack was low-altitude firepower such as helicopter gunships. The bombardment in the air left the Vietnamese with nowhere to hide, and the rain of bullets from the navy's large-caliber artillery, rocket artillery, and artillery fire of the artillery units of the 6th Army was equivalent to a "shower" for the Vietnamese army. The Vietnamese are now on the road of no return. Going forward is definitely a dead end, but is there a way for them to go back? The answer is no. The Vietnamese had absolutely no way to retreat, and the sea of fire with napalm bombs left the Vietnamese army with no way to retreat. The only thing that awaits those Vietnamese who leave the jungle for protection is death (the Chinese ground forces definitely do not want to take prisoners at this time, and shells and bombs do not recognize their own). ）。 The end of the massacre was also a time of utter despair in Vietnam. And the problem left by the Vietnamese to the Chinese was only for the squadron to spend a lot of time afterwards cleaning up the bodies left behind by them and the Vietnamese soldiers who came later.

On July 3, 2o35, the squadron had completely controlled all large and medium-sized cities in Vietnam along the 17th parallel south of the 17th parallel to the Dara - Nha Trang line in southern Vietnam, as well as some villages and towns. And the Vietnamese guerrillas active in the jungle were also overshadowed by the powerful counter-guerrilla warfare of the squadron. The 150,000 troops (all infantry, or all armed with light weapons, which were no longer available in the hands of the Vietnamese, and many of them could only use World War II weapons such as Thomson submachine guns and 38 rifles) to the besieged areas in Ho Chi Minh City. In the face of the iron walls built by the 2O Army and the 4O Army, they were wiped out by the Chinese Air Force, Navy and other heavy firepower units. The line from Dara to Nha Trang has become a gap that the Vietnamese cannot cross.

When the 50,000 people who attacked the Dara Nha Trang defense line in batches by the Vietnamese all fell in front of the squadron. The positions constructed by the 2O and 4O Armies have also been completed. The construction of more than 10,000 sappers in less than two days to build a defensive position comparable to the Maginot Line, which can be said to be a worldwide miracle. At the same time, the Vietnamese have also realized that if the squadron completes the task of cutting Vietnam again, then the population in their hands will only account for less than 13 of the total number of Vietnamese. Moreover, compatriots in China's occupied areas are being ruthlessly "suppressed" and "slaughtered" by the Chinese. This aroused the patriotic consciousness of the Vietnamese, and many Vietnamese troops asked to go north to rescue, although some people have realized that to attack the Chinese defense line now, there is no doubt that they will send them to death, but the crowd is difficult to settle, and finally the Vietnamese Ho Chi Minh government Fu still sent 150,000 Vietnamese troops to once again send these brave and fearless Vietnamese soldiers on the journey to death.

The Vietnamese's attack on the Dara Nha Trang line was fruitless, except for the massive consumption of a large amount of obsolete ammunition accumulated in the Chinese ammunition depots, which had already given the officers and men of the 2O and 4O armies a few more sleepless nights. The way of war has not changed at all. On July 1, when these Vietnamese had just come out of their hidden places and were still marching in the jungle, they were clearly detected by reconnaissance satellites in space, followed by the fire strikes of the navy and air force, and there were countless mines, time bombs, smart bombs and other murderous "murderers" waiting for them on their way. When the Vietnamese army flocked to the edge of the jungle on the front edge of the 18o kilometer defensive front, there were less than 1oo left to fight, and those Vietnamese soldiers who were wounded in the jungle were the luckiest, because the Chinese air force and navy had no energy to take care of them, and they could safely return to the rear in the name of being wounded.

When the Vietnamese were finally able to attack, like the previous Vietnamese soldiers, nothing but death awaited them. To complete the tidal wave of "death operation" against 10,000 Vietnamese soldiers, it requires a lot of firepower. The Chinese Air Force, Navy, 6 Aircraft and other long-range (6 Aviation helicopters have a longer weapon range than the longest weapon range of the Vietnamese, and they can also be used as a long-distance support firepower. It's just too busy. After killing and wounding a large number of Vietnamese on the first defensive front, the 2O Army and the 4O Army took the initiative to retreat to the second defensive position two kilometers behind in order to avoid unnecessary casualties.

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