Crossing North Korea, I became a US soldier, and my opponent was my grandfather.

For Commander Bai Shanye, the most important thing is not the casualties of the troops, but who the enemy is?

Qiao Youzhi knew that it was the Huaxia Army, and didn't want to tell him the truth: "General Bai, I think the people on the other side are not Huaxia people, but the Northern Army."

"A white-skinned pig like you, can your pig eyes tell the difference between Chinese and Peninsula people?"

Bai Shanye cursed Qiao Youzhi in his heart and asked someone to find a comfortable place for him. Bai Shanye was not idle. In the Japanese army, he was an intelligence officer. He fought countless battles with the Anti-Japanese United Army in Northeast China and was very familiar with the tactics of the Chinese army.

There is no need for Americans to verify it to know that the opponent is Chinese.

The report from my subordinates speaks for itself.

They advanced in disguise and at a very high speed, and remained unmoved no matter how fierce the artillery bombardment was. As long as the Han army took a step forward, they would be met with a rain of grenades.

If this isn’t the Chinese army, then what is it?

Although the Northern Army is tenacious, it is just a student in front of the Chinese Army.

Bai Shanye reported to US Lieutenant General Mi Ben that the Chinese army had joined the war.

Lieutenant General Yonemoto took a quick look at the report and threw it at his feet, complaining to his staff: "Our allies are always like this. After losing a battle, they praise the enemy as being extremely powerful. Look, the commander of the First Division said that it was the Chinese who attacked them, and he also reminded us to be careful."

"Is there any difference between the Chinese and the Han people?"

"Haha, they are all yellow people, they can also fight, haha."

The staff and advisors laughed so hard that they fell over.

Mimoto eventually forwarded the report to Lieutenant General Wo, commander of the Eighth Army.

Upon hearing the news that the Chinese had joined the war, Lieutenant General Wo's reaction was similar to Mi Ben's. He issued an order to send troops, and the ace 1st Cavalry Division attacked northward and occupied Yuncheng.

It’s not that Lieutenant General Wo wanted to help the Han Army, but he wanted to use the 1st Cavalry Division to urge the Han Army to act from behind.

Winter is coming to the peninsula, and Lieutenant General Wo does not want to stay in the ice and snow for a second longer, so he asks his subordinates to quickly clear the northern part of the peninsula so that they can withdraw their troops back to Japan, which is a warm harbor.

The 1st Cavalry Division is a founding division of the U.S. Army. It is a unit formed by the father of the United States. It is the ace among aces and the elite among the elite.

From the American War of Independence to the two World Wars.

The 1st Cavalry Division is always the vanguard and is invincible, and can be described as the American Army's ever-victorious army.

Although it is still called the 1st Cavalry Division, there is actually no horse in the unit. The division is a heavy mechanized infantry division with strong firepower.

The soldier's armband is a horse head pattern.

The division commander, Major General Gai Yi, had served as General Ba's chief of staff during World War II and was a recognized armored general.

The first unit to enter Yuncheng was the 8th Regiment of the 1st Cavalry Division.

The regiment is a combined force with heavy firepower and high mechanization. It has an artillery battalion, a tank battalion, and a complete set of transportation, communications, and engineering units. The firepower of one regiment exceeds that of an entire Chinese army. The regiment commander is Colonel Pal.

Like most American soldiers, Pal looked down on the yellow race in the East and did not believe that the Han army would fight.

After entering the city, Bai Shanye knew his situation and didn't waste time talking to him. He asked the 8th Cavalry Regiment to take over the defense.

Colonel Pal smiled contemptuously and told him: "My troops will not defend, they will only attack."

Bai Shanye couldn't stand it anymore and started arguing with him.

After recovering his spirit, Qiao Youzhi came to the headquarters.

Pal had never met Qiao Youzhi, but he knew his relationship with Admiral Mai. What impressed Pal was that he could have stayed at the headquarters, away from the gunfire, but he chose not to, and came to the battlefield full of dangers. For this reason, Colonel Pal could not underestimate this major.

Qiao Youzhi stood on the side of Colonel Pal and insisted that no Chinese participated in the war, and even if there were, their participation was sporadic.

"General Bai, there are several organized units in the Northern Army, all of which were transferred from the Chinese Army. You know that."

Hearing Qiao Youzhi say this, Bai Shanye was speechless and cursed in his heart: "You ignorant Americans, go find the Chinese."

On the 11th, the elite troops of the Huaxia Army completed the siege of Yuncheng. The commander of the Huaxia Army looked at Yuncheng at the foot of the mountain and said, "I'm going to use it as a drink."

This shows the determination to win.

The most important thing at the moment is to hide and launch the attack after dark.

The waiting moment is tormenting.

Qiao Youzhi in Yuncheng was suffering more than the Chinese army outside the city.

He was more familiar with the Battle of Yuncheng than anyone else. His grandfather had told him about it since he was a child, and his grandfather also participated in this battle.

Qiao Youzhi was in a state of panic, thinking wildly: I won’t run into my grandfather, will he kill me when he sees my American appearance?

The Chinese army outside the city thought that there were only the Han army in Yuncheng. At noon, they received a notice from the headquarters and learned that the 8th Cavalry Regiment had arrived.

Commander Wu of the Chinese Army was not afraid at all. The plan to attack Yuncheng remained unchanged. Since the 8th Cavalry Regiment had arrived, they should stay. They couldn't leave.

The commander of the 8th Cavalry Regiment had no intention of leaving, and his mind was only on moving north.

Commander Wu decided to block the 8th Cavalry Regiment's retreat and ordered a troop to cut off the highway behind Yuncheng. The mechanized 8th Cavalry Regiment could not move a single step away from the highway.

The task fell to the 343rd Regiment. Captain Wang was also a famous general in our army. He was young and had fought in many battles.

Upon receiving the mission, he immediately led the troops and marched quickly through the mountains and dense forests. Due to the thick fog, the march went smoothly at the beginning and the US reconnaissance planes found it difficult to spot the target.

After noon the fog in the sky dissipated.

Captain Wang's troops were discovered by a US reconnaissance plane, which immediately called in bombers to carry out indiscriminate bombing along the marching route.

The American air force was horrified. Despite the aerial bombardment, the marching formation of this unit was not affected at all and they were moving desperately towards the target.

When the news reached General Guy of the 1st Cavalry Division, he was shocked. He guessed the purpose of this unit, which was to block the retreat route of the 8th Cavalry Regiment.

Yuncheng is a small mountain city. The 8th Cavalry Regiment is there, which is like having its hands and feet tied up, and its powerful firepower cannot be used at all.

Major General Gai Yi ordered the 5th Cavalry Regiment to rush to Longshan Cave to ensure the rear and retreat route of the 8th Cavalry Regiment.

Captain Wang's troops broke through the US air blockade and bombing and occupied Longshan Cave first. Regardless of fatigue and casualties, the soldiers immediately dug fortifications and prepared for battle.

The 5th Cavalry Regiment, which received the order to reinforce, did not dare to delay. The regiment commander Johnson ordered a patrol team to set off quickly.

The patrol consisted of two tanks, four armored vehicles, and more than a hundred soldiers riding in five large trucks.

It's more like patrolling along the highway than reinforcement.

The tank at the beginning never thought that there was a mine in front of it and was almost overturned by the explosion.

Then came the rain of grenades.

The 343rd Regiment opened fire first.

The 5th Cavalry Regiment was caught off guard and suffered heavy casualties.

The grenade fell on the armored vehicle and did not cause any damage.

It fell into a large truck, causing terrible casualties.

American soldiers jumped out of the car one after another.

As soon as their feet touched the ground, machine gun bullets fell on their heads.

In the first battle, the American army left behind dozens of corpses, and the rest retreated under the cover of the last tank and reported to the regiment commander.

Colonel Johnson of the 5th Cavalry Regiment knew that something bad was going to happen as the 8th Cavalry Regiment's retreat was blocked. He immediately ordered the 1st Battalion to attack, eliminate the ambushed enemy, and break through the 8th Regiment's retreat.

A regiment of the Chinese Army had a real showdown with the ace of the US Army.