Information on the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea?

Peng, commander and political commissar of Chinese people's Volunteer Army, led Chinese people's Volunteer Army across the Yalu River and went to the Korean battlefield. On the 25th, the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea kicked off.

1October 25th 1950, 10 to 195 16, 10 was the first stage of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. At this stage, Chinese people's Volunteer Army and the Korean People's Army mainly adopted mobile warfare and some positional warfare.

The policy of combining guerrilla warfare with each other has carried out five strategic battles. Its characteristics are: night operations on a campaign scale and continuous operations with few gaps between campaigns, frequent changes in attack and defense, and rapid changes in the war situation.

2. The first battle of the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea was Chinese people's Volunteer Army's sudden offensive campaign against the U.S.-led "United Nations Army" and the South Korean National Army under its command from1October 25th to1October 5th 165438. ?

10 year 10 On October 25th, the volunteers launched a campaign, and the main force of 1 cooperated with the Korean People's Army to stop the attack on the eastern front, and concentrated five troops and another 1 division on the western front, giving a sudden blow to the "United Nations Army".

The expulsion from Yalu River to the south of Qingchuan River frustrated the plan of "United Nations Army" to occupy all Korea before Thanksgiving (165438+1October 23rd), and initially stabilized the situation of the Korean War. In the first battle, the volunteers wiped out more than 5000 people/kloc-0.

3. The third campaign of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea was from 1950, 12, 3 1 to 195 1, in order to break the US government's idea of "cease fire first, then negotiate" and strive for a break.

A plot to make a comeback, break through the "38th parallel" and launch an attack on the "United Nations Army" led by the United States and the Korean National Army under its command. ?

The Volunteers concentrated six armies and, with the cooperation of the three legions of the People's Army, launched an all-round attack on the "United Nations Army" relying on the established position of the "38th parallel" and repelled it from the "38th parallel" to the vicinity of the 37th parallel of north latitude.

Occupy Seoul (now Seoul), the capital of South Korea, and stop the campaign pursuit in due course. The third battle * * * wiped out more than 0.9 million people/kloc-0.

4. The fourth battle of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea was 195 1. 2 1 year1From October 25th to April 25th, Chinese people's Volunteer Army and the Korean People's Army launched an offensive to stop the United States-led "United Nations Army" and the Korean National Army under its command.

Strive for time to cover the arrival of the follow-up corps, prepare for counterattack, and conduct defensive campaigns in the north and south areas of the "38 th parallel". ?

After the volunteers won three battles in a row, the main force turned to rest. The "United Nations Army" found it difficult to supply volunteers and the frontline troops were insufficient, so it quickly replenished personnel and materials, adjusted its deployment, and resumed its attack on1October 25th 195 1 65438+.

5. The fifth campaign of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea started on April 22nd of 195 1 year and ended around June of 10, lasting 50 days. As a result of the battle, the volunteers and the People's Army repelled the "United Nations Army" from the area near the 38th parallel to the south bank of the Han River.

However, it was pushed back to the north and south of the 38th parallel by the "United Nations Army". Volunteers and the People's Army wiped out more than 82,000 people of the "United Nations Army" and reduced their numbers by more than 85,000 people. Due to the arrival of 19, 3 rd Corps and 9 th Corps, which were originally resting in Yuanshan area, volunteers participated in a large number of wars.