In the counterattack against Vietnam in self-defense, one of my tanks was attacked and blocked along Highway 4, and suffered heavy losses under the attack of Vietnam's anti-tank squad "All Flying". A tank detachment of our army, led by battalion commander Xiao Jun, used troops abnormally and sneaked into the main road behind enemy lines from Snake Valley. Captain Nguyen, a Vietnamese spy, was wily, planted an eyeliner in the Snake Valley and sent "Quanfei" to the Snake Valley. On the way to Xiaojun, I met Shi Gang, a soldier who escaped from danger in the jaws of our army, and A Jian and A Huan, Vietnamese guerrillas. Our division commander eliminated the "flying fist" to cover the snake valley troops. Angry captain Ruan ordered the floodgate to be opened, but I crossed the strange water with a sharp knife. Shi Gang hugged Ah Huan, the eyeliner tied with explosives, and died heroically. Subsequently, the tank detachment was divided into two ways. Commander Huadong of Sharp Knife Company commanded Sharp Knife Company to stay still to attract the enemy. Jun Xiao, the battalion commander, directed the rest of the tanks to detour to Bangang along a newly discovered cattle lane. At midnight 12, the tank team arrived at Ban Gang on time to stop the fleeing enemy and suffered heavy casualties. In order to prevent the enemy from escaping, the battalion commander struggled with the captain Ruan of the enemy special service team and finally killed him. He drove the tank 7 12 to block the highway cliff, laying the groundwork for our follow-up troops to launch a full-scale attack. After dawn, the tank knife company arrived at Bangang. Looking back on this action, Xiao Jun and East China were deeply moved. They stood on the scrapped tank and stared at each other for a long time.