Special Forces of Crossing: Cloud's Anti-Japanese

Chapter 2552 Ridiculous North Koreans
Jin Gehui has studied the two battles in which the No.14 Brigade of Dawangwang defeated the Germans and Italians. Therefore, he concluded that the Germans are not as terrible as the legends. As long as he commands properly, he must be able to fight like the Japanese That works wonders.The arrogance and shamelessness of the Koreans was well known in the time and space before Ouyang Yun traveled. Also, for a nation that even steals the title of the ancestors of other nations, can you expect him to become a gentleman?Ouyang Yun couldn't see Jin Gehui's performance in Chongqing, otherwise he would have thought about it: it turns out that the Korean people's shamelessness has a historical origin.The upper beam was not upright and the lower beam was crooked, Jin Gehui had no one in his eyes, and his subordinates also looked up to the sky.They only saw the benefits the Japanese got, and only thought of the sweetness and deliciousness of the rice, but they forgot what price the Japanese paid behind it.

The North Koreans rushed out in high spirits. People from other countries in the joint army thought that the North Koreans had gone on some kind of combat mission, so although they found it strange, they didn't take it seriously.And because Geng Zebao integrated the advisory groups of the various armies in order to deal with the upcoming decisive battle, the military advisory group in the North Korean Peace Army is actually in a state of existence in name only at this time.So, when Geng Zebao received the news and learned of the whereabouts of the North Koreans, he could not save anything.

Manstein rallied about 14 main troops, with the intention of encircling and annihilating the coalition army, but now he was forced to set up a net by the No. 14 Brigade of the Japanese Peace Army. Of course, he was not satisfied with the result.So when the encirclement and annihilation campaign against the No.14 Brigade started, he sent the armored troops of the Fourth Army to make a surprise attack in the direction of Sabi, wanting to gamble on his luck to see if there was a chance to carry out a blitzkrieg, and staged another lightning miracle.Originally, if the North Koreans honestly followed Geng Zebao's order to defend in situ, the Germans would have no chance.However, Jin Gehui overestimated his strength and wanted to repeat the miracle of the No.[-] Brigade of the Japanese Peace Army, and the result——

In terms of basic tactical literacy, Jin Gehui can also be regarded as a qualified commander.After he made the decision to take the initiative to attack, he did not lead his troops to swarm up, but divided the troops into two parts, the forward search force and the main force, to ensure that nothing would go wrong.It's just that he didn't know the performance and technical parameters of the tanks equipped by the German army at all, so when his forward search troops found the German tanks, what he didn't know was that it was too late even if he ordered the troops to turn around and flee immediately.

It seems that fate played a joke on the Koreans - this is the most common view of Korean military historians when they study this war, because even decades or even hundreds of years later, the Koreans are still puzzled, why In front of the Japanese, the German army, who seemed to be unable to support the wall with mud, was particularly brave in front of them?Even those with ulterior motives came to the conclusion that the Sabi counterattack was simply a play played out by the Japanese and the Germans. They make mistakes in judgment.Of course, this view of some North Korean military historians has no international market.Regarding the objective evaluation of this battle, after the vast majority of military historians in the world conducted in-depth investigation and research, their first reaction was unimaginable.Because when the armored units of the German Fourth Army had been completely exposed to the North Korean Peace Army, the North Koreans actually thought they could defeat the opponent, and they still had the courage to fight the German army in positional warfare.

"Perhaps because of the encounter, the brave man wins when they meet on a narrow road. It's just that the North Koreans soon discovered that all their attacks were immune to the German tanks, and even the lightest armored vehicles of the German army could easily inflict heavy damage on them. It is conceivable how General Jin Gehui, the commander of the Korean Peace Army, suddenly found out that his vanguard search force was running out. At this time, even if the North Koreans want to escape, it is already impossible..." This It was a commentary that mentioned this paragraph when a military channel in China in later generations broadcast a program about the Battle of Osa.This commentary has actually done its best to ridicule, but compared with the real situation at that time, this commentary is still too gentle.

The real situation at the time was that when Jin Gehui received a report from his subordinates and learned that there were a large number of German tanks ahead, instead of showing any fear, he was very excited. "No infantry guards? Great, it's a godsend! Tell the soldiers that the next step is to witness a miracle. Our North Korean Peace Army will create a miracle in military history..." This is when Jin Gehui issued the attack order What the opponents said.Because the Japanese had defeated the armored forces of the German army, and because he firmly believed that they must be stronger than the Japanese, the battle of fighting with pebbles turned into a game of twisting snails with three fingers in his opinion.

The officer commanding the armored units of the Fourth Army on the German side was Major General Tanschwilliam. Coincidentally, when he received a report from the powerful search team ahead and learned that North Koreans appeared ahead, he was as excited as Jin Gehui.

When Tan Shiweilian first received the order from Manstein, he was not optimistic about this attack, because in his opinion, as long as it is a commander with a brain, he would not make such a mistake, that is, when he finds that there is a large group of enemy troops ahead. In the event of an occurrence, a defensive loophole will be left to give the opponent a chance to launch a surprise attack.After the troops set off, he even joked with his subordinates: "I think those amateur soldiers of the Allied Army must be digging fortifications at this time. Aren't the French the best at digging fortifications? Otherwise, where would March come from?" promise?"

What Suki Dalang, Oh Yewang, and Jin Gehui couldn't think of was that they all regarded their own troops as the main force of the Allied Forces, thinking that the Allied Forces would be unable to function without their own troops, but they didn't know that in the hearts of the Germans, the Allied Forces could Only the French Restoration Army aroused their interest.And even the French Restoration Army was nothing more than an object of ridicule.

The North Koreans rushed up without hesitation, and their morale seemed to be particularly high. Tan Shiweilian was a little stunned at first: "Are the North Koreans crazy?" Then he quickly reminded his men to be vigilant against the North Koreans' suicide attacks.The Japanese's special attack tactics left a heavy shadow in the hearts of the Germans, so Tan Shiweilian took it for granted that the North Koreans were also preparing to play this move when they first saw the momentum of the Koreans.Then, when the North Koreans began to collapse after a wave of contact, he was dumbfounded and then ecstatic: "Attack, attack, speed up! Haha, ridiculous North Koreans!"

(End of this chapter)