The following is the memory of the real Vietnam war scout I recommend for you-bloody battle:
1979 after the war, many troops withdrew to their original posts, and many veterans retired one after another. And our troops are still in Guangxi, still stationed on the border, patrolling during the day and standing guard at night. It was several months before we withdrew to your country for training. After the war, I started the basic training of reconnaissance specialty here.
After about half a year's training in reconnaissance skills, I have mastered the training of reconnaissance subjects such as capture, fighting, climbing, map reading, driving, demining and communication.
After the troops returned home, Lin Shujian, the monitor of our class, was promoted to platoon leader. At his suggestion, after company research, I took over his position as monitor. Became the scout monitor. Many of my infantry comrades are generally the backbone of the original army. In the battle of 1979, they served as squad leaders and vice squad leaders. After the war, many of them were promoted and sent to military schools for training. I still continue to serve in the front line in Guangxi.
After half a year of reconnaissance training, we heard another news. Soon, the reconnaissance company will go to the border to fight again. It is said that the Vietnamese army is still rampant and dare not fight on a large scale. But it is constantly infiltrating agents and harassing the border, and reconnaissance troops will undertake and carry out some combat tasks. Blow the enemy's arrogance.
1In April, 1980, our army 123 Division Reconnaissance Company once again went to the Jingxi border in Guangxi to take on the task of guarding against the enemy. In this operation, some soldiers were inspected. It is planned to stay at the border for 4 months, and it is required that at least 1 Vietnamese troops must be captured during this period.
On April 5th, I came to a village near the border in Jingxi County, and got two residences. The reconnaissance company put the second platoon and our class at the front, and the deputy company commander led the team. The second platoon leader is Lin Shujian. From 1979 to now, he is the comrade-in-arms who has consulted me the most, and he also values me very much. He will help me with everything. This time they were arranged at the front, so they pulled our class up to help him. The second platoon and the second class are stationed on the high ground on our right, responsible for alert observation and fire support, led by instructors. The first row, which is my row, is on our left. The company commander and company live in a village behind us.
At first, we found that the Vietnamese army across the street was still rampant, sneaking around and harassing it from time to time. 1980 The Sino-Vietnamese border is still in a very hostile state. I don't know what the situation is in other areas. In our section, if the armed men of both sides meet at close range, as long as one side thinks it has absolute advantage, it is likely to fire without saying anything.
On one occasion, our team patrolled west, and the team led by an instructor stationed in the right highland also patrolled from west to east. Just as we were about to assemble, we found two Vietnamese troops opposite. They were too few, which hurt our morale. The two sides opened fire as soon as they met. We fired for a while and saw one Vietnamese army rolling down the hillside and falling into a depression, as if injured, while another Vietnamese army escaped. According to our thinking, the Vietnamese army who went down the mountain this time could not escape. He surrounded the canyon and prepared to take it alive. However, we didn't run out after a long time, so we sent people down to search and found no one. In this way, let him run away from the noses of dozens of us. Judging from this case and the impression I got when I 1979 searched the mountains outside Gaoping City, the Vietnamese army responded quite quickly and acted extremely sensitively. When it falls to the ground, it will soon disappear. It seems that they are generally trained to avoid at close range and are very good at using terrain to escape. On the other hand, these soldiers are also good at protecting themselves when attacking. This caught our attention.
After arriving at the border, our main tasks are patrolling, lurking and cross-border reconnaissance, observing the enemy's movements and mastering the enemy's activities. For various tasks and selecting reconnaissance routes, I have also entered the border many times to spy on the enemy's firepower, providing guidance and protection for the personnel of other arms and services to enter the country for reconnaissance, and have a more detailed understanding of the enemy's situation in this area.
Reconnaissance and patrol are dangerous, but they are relatively easy tasks for lurking. The worst thing for us is to lurk all night every other day. Two or three men lay in wait for the enemy to be arrested.
When lurking, most people are lurking in the thick forest and grass, but I often like to wait in the dark in the middle of the road. Everyone else thinks it is too dangerous and passive to meet the enemy. I have my opinion, but in a quiet environment at night, if an enemy enters, he will generally not choose to walk between the jungle and wormwood, because there will be noise anyway, which is easy to hear at night, so he will choose to walk. Although I am in the middle of the road, I usually stay in the dark and try not to move. If the enemy comes from the front, unless he doesn't go, I will first find that my gun is usually on the ground, aiming at the possible position of the target. If there is any movement, I can block the opposite road without aiming. This is why I stand guard in the middle of the road. But I'm the only one in the platoon who dares to stand guard on the road like this.
The true memory of the Vietnam War scouts ―― The bloody battle ended here.
The true memory of the bloody Vietnam War.