Can the volunteers on the Korean battlefield defeat the Japanese army during the Anti-Japanese War?

To answer this question, we should start with strategic resources, military equipment, command and tactics and so on.

First, strategic resources. When the Japanese invaded China, the three northeastern provinces were the first to be occupied, and the northeast was also the most important industrial production base in China, accounting for two-thirds of China's production capacity. It is precisely because of the strong strategic resource base in Northeast China that the Japanese dare to attack the United States while fighting on the battlefield in China.

By 1950, the volunteers also relied on the industrial capacity of the northeast region and the assistance of part of the Soviet Union to fight in Korea. In other words, if1350,000 volunteers return to the Anti-Japanese War, it is not easy for volunteers to completely defeat the Japanese army, assuming that the Japanese army still occupies the Northeast. However, this is only one factor. After all, the volunteers must have a way to capture the Japanese troops stationed in the northeast as soon as possible.

Next is the equipment of the troops. By the end of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the Japanese army * * * had more than 5000 vehicles of all kinds/KLOC-0. In 49 years, when the People's Liberation Army was founded, it already had more than 24,000 vehicles, not to mention more than 34,000 vehicles purchased by volunteers from the Soviet Union during the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. Only from this point of view, the Japanese army's mobility and replenishment ability are far behind the volunteers.

Let's look at the ground forces. During the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, the volunteers faced the United States, which ranked first in science and technology. Under the advantage of American artillery, it was forced to play the reputation of "the peak of light infantry". To tell the truth, if our army had a torrent of steel like the United States, who would want to let light infantry fight against aircraft artillery?

But now it is the peak of light infantry, which does not mean that the volunteers have no heavy weapons. At that time, our army's ground troops had a large number of T-34 tanks and SU- 122 artillery personnel carriers, not to mention the Katyusha rocket launcher that even Americans were afraid of.

As for the air force, the Volunteers owned the most advanced MIG 15 fighter at that time, and the most advanced fighter of the Japanese army during World War II was three generations behind MIG 15. In other words, the Japanese plane was slaughtered in front of MIG 15, just like a fixed target, and there was no strength to fight back at all.

To say that the only disadvantage of the volunteers in equipment is that the naval power is not as good as that of the Japanese army. After all, the Japanese army is known as the top three naval forces in the world. The China of 1953 has not undergone industrial transformation, and it is no exaggeration for the naval forces to say so. However, even if there is no navy, then the volunteers will return to World War II and rely on the strength of the army and air force to throw the Japanese devils into the sea to feed the fish.

Finally, talk about tactics. Needless to say, the strength of the volunteers' light infantry first is far from that of the Japanese invaders, which is a great advantage of unilateral crushing. In addition, the volunteers have completely mastered the combat mode of the three-person team on the Korean battlefield, and even Americans could not understand this tactic at that time. Because in the eyes of the U.S. military, the three-man regiment actively intervened and was surrounded by the enemy instead of losing contact with its superiors?

But in fact, the reason why volunteers dare to make waves with three people is that they no longer need to rely on the orders of their superiors, and they have unique battlefield judgment ability, which is beyond the understanding of the Japanese invaders.

As a matter of fact, even if the weapons and equipment of the Volunteers are retrogressed by three grades, it is absolutely impossible for the Japanese invaders to defeat the Volunteers. After the Hundred Regiments War, our army has been sublimated, and almost every grass-roots commander and soldier can fully grasp the reasonable and effective military logic and laws of war. During the war of liberation, our army ushered in a great explosion of military capabilities. When it comes to the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, volunteers can make full use of their military capabilities and formulate the most effective operational plan in combination with geographical environment and weapons and equipment.

After all, if there were volunteers in China during World War II, it would be crazy for the Japanese to dare to invade China.