He is a naval combat hero of China People's Liberation Army. Manchu. Born in Kaiyuan, Liaoning Province, 1937. 1956 Join the New Democratic Youth League of China. /kloc-0 was drafted into the army in March, 1957 and assigned to a coastal artillery company of Lushunkou Navy as a soldier.

He resolutely carried out orders and happily obeyed organizational arrangements. He worked as a telephone soldier, a medicine delivery man and a sight-finder. He studies hard, trains hard, strives to improve military technology, and often exercises despite illness.

/kloc-in the summer of 0/958, due to the need of combat readiness, the coastal artillery company was transferred to the front line in Fujian. After intense pre-war training, he wrote in his diary: "I will fight on the coast forever, which is my land of life and death." The heroic deeds of revolutionary martyrs are valuable assets of our army. I must learn from them and be firm, like a pine tree by the sea.

Let the party test me, no matter how big the storm is, it will not blow badly, nor will it crush the confidence of proletarian soldiers. ""Revolutionary soldiers should only live for one purpose, that is, to be useful to the people ... If there is an emergency in the battle, I will definitely go forward and never back down. "

On August 23, in the artillery battle between the Fujian front and the Kuomintang troops occupying Kinmen Island, a shell exploded over their artillery positions, and shrapnel hit the ammunition bags piled up behind the guns, igniting a raging fire. The flame pounced on hundreds of warheads on the left side of the gun position, which seriously threatened the safety of the gun and the whole position.

In a critical moment, regardless of his personal safety, he stuck to his position and wisely turned his gun to a hidden trench. The blazing flame burned his clothes and hurt his back and arms. He completely ignored it, endured the burning of the flame with a strong will, struggled to turn the steering wheel until the gun turned back to the hidden trench, then jumped off the gun board and rolled out of the flame.

He fell into a coma because of 70% burns all over his body. After waking up, he couldn't hold on to the line of fire, boarded the artillery position again, accurately completed every battle order given by the commander, fired artillery shells at the Kuomintang position continuously, and fought tenaciously for 40 minutes until the artillery battle ended. Later, due to his injuries, the rescue was ineffective, and he died heroically on September 9, at the age of only 2 1 year.

2. Gui Gansheng

Gui Gansheng (191-1945), a native of luoshan county, Henan Province, joined the China * * * production party in September 1929. 1930 Participated in the peasant riots in Guidian and served as the squadron leader of the Red Guards.

1In August of 934, he was then the political commissar of the 274th Regiment of the 93rd Division of the Red 3 1 Army, and commanded a night attack on Qinglongguan in the Sichuan-Shaanxi Soviet area against the "six-way siege" and defeated two enemy brigades. 1935 Ren Hongjun 9 1 division political commissar, participated in the Long March and served as the defender of the whole army. 1in February, 937, he entered the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University.

1938 After February, he served as the commander of the guerrilla detachment of 129 Division, the commander of the second division of the Shanxi-Hebei-Henan Military Region, and the commander of the independent detachment to participate in the struggle to open up the anti-Japanese base areas in the Shanxi-Hebei-Henan border region. /kloc-entered the central party school in 0/944.

From June 65438 to June 0945, according to the strategic deployment of the CPC Central Committee, he served as the deputy captain of the cadre team of the 5th Division of the New Fourth Army, starting from Yan 'an and returning to Dabie Mountain. On July 7, when crossing Tongpu Road, he was seriously injured by enemy shelling in Pingyao County, Shanxi Province, and died in the early morning of the 9 th at the age of 34.

3. Li Jiayu

Li Jiayu (1892-65438 April 25th+May 2nd10944), nicknamed Li Aizi, was born in Daxing Township, Pujiang County, Sichuan Province. In his early years, he belonged to the Deng Xihou Department of Sichuan Army and was the leader of the Military Attaché Department, the smallest faction among Sichuan warlords.

He used to be the commander-in-chief of Sichuan border defense forces and the general of the 47th Army of the National Revolutionary Army. War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, successively served as deputy commander-in-chief of the Fourth Army and commander-in-chief of the 36th Army. After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, two divisions led by the 22nd Army went out of Sichuan to fight against Japan and moved to Shanxi and Henan to fight against Japan.

1944, then commander of the 36th Army, was attacked by Japanese plainclothes troops on his way back after losing the battle in central Henan, and died heroically in Qinjiapo, Shan County, Henan Province. This is the first line of sacrifice in the eight-year anti-Japanese war, and the second commander who will not retreat until his death. After his death, he was posthumously awarded as a second-class general of the army by the Kuomintang government, and he was buried in the ancestral hall.

1May, 984, was recognized as a revolutionary martyr who died in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression by the people and the Ministry of Civil Affairs of China.

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Xie (1904 ~ 1942),No. Zhonghua, Hongxi, Hengdao County, Huaishuxia Village, Chengguan (Huaishuxia Village, leiyang city, Hengyang City).

Proletarian revolutionist, strategist, politician, one of the founders and leaders of the China People's Liberation Army and Jinggangshan Revolutionary Base, a senior general of the Eighth Route Army, an anti-Japanese star, an outstanding leader in political work, and the first batch of famous anti-Japanese heroes in China.

He has served as Secretary General of the Red Fifth Army, Secretary General of the Red Third Army, Director of the Political Department of the General Logistics Department of the Eighth Route Army, and Director of the Political Department of the General Logistics Department of the Eighteenth Army of the National Revolutionary Army. At the time of his sacrifice, he served as the director of the Political Department of the Logistics Department of the Eighth Route Army Headquarters.

5. Zhong Yi

Zhong Yi (1901-1940) was born in Changsha Village, Funan, Guangxi. 19 18, Zhong Yi went to Guangzhou to apply for Shaoguan Wujiang Club. 1924 At the invitation of Li Mingrui, a classmate of Shaoguan Branch, Zhong Yi went to Nanning to be the team leader and company commander of Li Mingrui. In the battle with Lu Rongting, he fought bravely. Soon, he was promoted to major battalion commander with meritorious military service.

/kloc-participated in the northern expedition in 0/926, and Zhong Yi was promoted to head of the third regiment of the second brigade of the seventh army of the National Revolutionary Army. After 1929, he served as the director of the comprehensive department of Guangxi Commissioner's Office and the police director of the provincial government. Later, he was sent to Japan to study abroad and study military affairs. 193 1 year, Zhong Yi served as a colonel in the fourth army command. 1934 was admitted to the second phase of Army University for further study.

After graduating from the Army University, he was appointed as Major General of Brigade 41Army 138 Division, and led the army north to resist Japan. 1in July, 937, the full-scale anti-Japanese war broke out, and Zhong Yi served as major general and brigadier general, leading the army to actively participate in the anti-Japanese war.

1938, Zhong Yi was promoted 173 division commander participated in the Wuhan battle. 1939, the Japanese army attacked northern Hubei, and 173 division was ordered to hold the area and ambush it. Fighting fiercely with the Japanese army, fighting back and forth in Tangxian Town and Shanghai Bookstore, with heavy casualties. Zhong Yi directed properly and played the leading role. After the battle, he was awarded the first-class certificate of army, navy and air force by the Military Commission of the National Government.

The whole division returned to Zhangjiawan, east of Fancheng, to rectify and supplement. In 65438+February of the same year, Zhong Yi commanded 173 Division to fight bravely, and successively cleared the Japanese strongholds in Anlu and Zhongxiang.

1940 In April, Zhong Yi's 173 Division adhered to the front lines of Suixian and Zaoyang and participated in the battle of Zaoyi. On May 8, when Zhong Yi arrived near Cangtai on the Henan border, he was chased by the Japanese army and was seriously injured. On May 9th, in order not to be captured by the Japanese army, Zhong Yi committed suicide with a gun and made a heroic sacrifice.

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