War Military: From 1978

Chapter 218 A sudden war breaks out!
There was a great river between Quibo and the people.

The river is a hundred meters wide and there is a bridge built with aid from our country on it.

At the beginning, in order to build this bridge, our country not only provided material aid, but also dispatched military and civilians to assist. In fact, more than a dozen of our military and civilians sacrificed their lives for this bridge.

Later, during the period of our country's resistance against the Eagle Empire, we continuously transported supplies into the territory of the Vietnamese devils through this bridge.

Last month, our army also attacked with lightning speed and finally completely seized the bridge at a speed that the Vietnamese devils had no time to react.

Up to now, nearly twenty days have passed since the war, but the bridge is still firmly under our control.

Of course, the main reason why this bridge has been preserved intact is because of its high quality.

When the Vietnamese devils were fighting against the Eagle Empire, this bridge was bombed more than once.

But the bridge itself was built during the war, and various aspects were taken into consideration to prevent it from being destroyed in the war.

However, no matter how strong the quality is, there will always be no man-made buildings in this world that cannot be destroyed.

At Sanpin Mountain, the Vietnamese devils had considered it very carefully when they first built it. In order to prevent the enemy from being attacked by heavy artillery, they even found a location with high ground on three sides that could block the firepower of heavy artillery.

But the result?

Half of the mountain was still blown down.

And this bridge is definitely more fragile than Sanpin Mountain.

Just because the bombs carried by the planes can't bring down the bridge doesn't mean that piling more explosives under the piers won't help.

But now this bridge is under the control of our army.

Our troops are stationed on both ends and all sides of the bridge.

But today, the Vietnamese devils also became ruthless.

This river is the main transportation route from Gaoping to TongL. As long as the bridge is blown up, the troops of the Flower-Growing Family will not be able to cross here.

Don’t even think about transporting supplies from their country to their flower-growing countries.

To this end, the 346th Vietnamese Division gathered all the remaining soldiers and militiamen it could currently gather, and made a desperate effort to use them all to attack the bridge.

"Boom! Boom!"

Mortar shells fell one after another on the positions on the bridge side.

"Jie!"

"Jie!" (Kill!)

Vietnamese devils emerged from all directions of the bridge under the cover of artillery fire.

They have a clear division of labor.

Some people went to occupy the small hill on the roadside to block our reinforcements coming from the front and back.
Some people also fearlessly rushed directly towards our positions that were currently suppressed by artillery fire.

For a moment, the two sides of the bridge, which were originally busy with transportation and had a dense flow of trucks and tractors, were now in chaos, and the sound of gunfire and artillery was even more frequent all around.

The war broke out immediately.

Chu An even received another order from the regiment headquarters midway.

"Don't go to Kouwang, just gather Longwan directly!"

All the troops in Regiment C received this order.

There is no time to waste.

The bridge is nearly eight or nine kilometers away from Longwandu. If we gather at Kouwang, it will be a waste of time.

"Okay! I get it. We'll leave the cows and mules on the road when we get there!"

Chu An now personally carries 884 on his back, wears headphones, and communicates directly with the chief of staff in plain language.

The Vietnamese attacked the bridge.

Our army had actually anticipated this, and for this reason, there was an infantry battalion stationed in front and behind the bridge.

But what our army did not expect was that despite such heavy attacks and encirclement by our army, the Vietnamese devils were still able to gather so many troops.

Moreover, Chu An heard from the chief of staff that not only this bridge was under attack.

The same is true on the other side of Zongmei Bridge.

There is also Tong L, which is also under fire.

The Vietnamese devils' tactic of breaking up the whole into small units ultimately saved them a lot of fighting power.

Even looking at the map now, our army is now spreading out in all directions on the entire Eastern Front battlefield. There are captured areas everywhere, and there are many crisscrossing occupation routes.

But if it’s not cleaned up, it’s not cleaned up, and it’s really impossible to clean it up.

They learned our tactic of breaking the whole into parts and used it to its full potential.

"Boom! Boom!" Suddenly, there was a sound of artillery fire from the front.

Chu An looked up hurriedly.

"Company commander!"

At the side, the communicator, carrying 884 on his back again, hurried forward.

"It's Long Wan!"

Chu An frowned.

The situation is worse than expected.

The Vietnamese devils actually started to attack Long Wan as well.

This is obviously intended to block the reinforcements that are rushing over to support our army.

"How come there are so many of these damn Vietnamese devils now!" The soldiers of the engineering platoon behind him cursed loudly.

"Stop talking nonsense and inform everyone to get on the highway as soon as possible!"

They also brought mules and horses, which had to be put on the road first.

"Orders: One regiment will cross the river westward from Namin, then head north to encircle the enemy's rear.

Order the Second Regiment to speed up along that line. I only give them two hours. In two hours, they must reach the east side of the Friendship Bridge and join the battle!

The military command issued orders one after another quickly.

The Vietnamese devils are coming with great force, but in the short term, they have no way to take over the Friendship Bridge.

Although our army only has two battalions on both sides of the river, after occupying the advantageous position, we have fortifications and heavy weapons deployed.

The Vietnamese devils claim to be powerful, but in fact, in positional warfare, they can't catch up with us even if they ride their horses.

This is not just something said, but the results of the battle between the two sides after fighting for so many days.

Chu An was too far away from the Friendship Bridge at this time, especially because of Long Wan's war, they could not go over to provide support immediately.

Regiment C changed its combat objective at zero hour and decided to eliminate this group of attacking enemies first.

This is a group composed of remnants of the 567th Vietnamese Regiment and militia.

There are only about three hundred people.

Their target was a high ground in the Longwan to Anle area.

They were very cunning. They actually arranged for agents to disguise themselves as our transport team and brazenly put a carriage full of explosives on the road.

Then, after the carriage passed through a mountain, they detonated the explosives, directly collapsing the cliffs on both sides. Not only did they completely block the road, they also quickly occupied a high ground only more than 300 meters away from the highway.

Originally, a platoon of our troops was stationed on this high ground.

But the Vietnamese devils launched a sneak attack. After a sudden large-caliber mortar attack, a dozen Vietnamese devil agents who had been ambushing on the high ground at some point in time took advantage of the artillery fire and rushed up.

"Snapped!"

With a gunshot, a Vietnamese soldier who was firing a machine gun on the high ground suddenly tilted his head.

"Kill!" At the foot of the mountain, seeing that the machine gun had stopped firing, a cadre from the infantry company of the C Regiment stood up and led his men to rush up.

But soon, the company was defeated again.

The Vietnamese devils on this high ground are now also very fearless.

Some of the heavy artillery of our army's artillery regiment that had previously moved to the Wudao area had been firing at this place for a few minutes.

But they refused to avoid the range of the artillery fire.

He endured the bombardment of heavy artillery and did not leave the fortifications.

Now, as soon as our artillery fire stopped and the infantry rushed forward, they emerged again fearlessly.

Chu An, holding an SVD with a four-fold scope, secretly called out the names of the Vietnamese devils on the mountain from a distance of five or six hundred meters.

But the killing speed of a sniper rifle is so low that its deterrent and lethality are not worth mentioning in today's positional offensive and defensive battles.

But he had no other choice.

It is impossible to use scouts to attack the hilltop, and it is obvious that these two or three hundred Vietnamese devils are planning to go there and never return.

So each of them is extremely fierce.

The main reason is that they have no way out here.

This high ground is just an isolated mountain. Although they seized it by surprise attack, our troops are now surrounding us from all sides.

They have no reinforcements, so it can be said that they can't escape today no matter what.

This is Gushan, and also their grave!
(End of this chapter)