Battle of shangganling

In the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, the Battle of Shangganling was its most famous battle. 1952 10 10 On 8 October, U.S. imperialism interrupted the armistice negotiations and launched a "golden offensive" on 14 in an attempt to seize the position of Shangganling, Chinese people's Volunteer Army, the golden northeast of North Korea. Relying on the tunnel, the volunteers repelled hundreds of enemy attacks, held their ground for 43 days, and smashed the human attack 165438+ on June 25th. More than 25,500 people were wiped out in this battle. Volunteers and commanders carried forward the spirit of internationalism and revolutionary heroism in extremely hard and cruel battles such as lack of water, oxygen, food and ammunition, and countless heroes emerged. The victory of Shangganling forced American imperialism to resume the armistice negotiations that were unreasonably interrupted in April of the following year.

Hero:

Huang Jiguang was born in a mountain village in Zhongjiang County, Sichuan Province on 1930. After the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea began, Huang Jiguang was the first in the village to sign up for the army. During the physical examination, he was not selected because of his short stature. The battalion commander who came to draft was moved by Huang Jiguang's enthusiasm for joining the army and agreed to make an exception.

After going to the front of Korea, Huang Jiguang was assigned to 15 Army 135 Regiment, 2nd Battalion, 6th consecutive term as a correspondent. 1in April, 952, the troops went to the front position of Wusheng Mountain to take charge, but Huang Jiguang, who wanted to kill the enemy and make meritorious deeds, was assigned to the logistics of the company. After careful ideological work by the assistant instructor, Huang Jiguang understood the importance of logistics work and did everything well. With the approval of his superiors, he won the third class and joined the Youth League.

195210 June 14, the battle of shangganling started. 10 19 On the night, Huang Jiguang Battalion 2 was ordered to fight back against the enemy occupying the position on the 597.9 highland. When the attacking troops were blocked and suffered heavy casualties, Huang Jiguang, a former battalion correspondent, stepped forward and volunteered to destroy the enemy's bunker. When his comrades were wounded and killed, and his ammunition ran out, Huang Jiguang resolutely blocked the enemy's loopholes with his own body, opening the way for the victory of the stormtroopers. He was only 22 when he died.