** With the overall situation in mind, he made plans and pointed out: Northeast China and North China were a game of chess, but the situation in Northeast China was favorable. First, they had to deal with Northeast China, and then deal with North China.
The Tang army had already made up its mind to seal off the enemy forces in the northeast and wipe them out one by one. In order to prepare for the decisive battle, the Northeast People's Liberation Army conducted their first major training in the past six months after the winter offensive. The military and political quality of the troops had been raised to a new level. The large-scale military training guided by the principle of "large regiments, tough battles, and regularizations" improved the ability to use technical equipment and the ability to use artillery, engineers, and tanks to fight together. He had also achieved good results in training in siege, demolition, street fighting, and shooting.
The political training was carried out in the spirit of the leader of the Tang army to carry out the new military reorganization movement with the method of complaining and three inspections. The "five rectifications and one inspection" were carried out to raise class awareness, strengthen unity, and strengthen policy discipline. It also received good results. The entire army was strong and their morale was high, eager to fight. With the development of the northeast base, the construction of second-tier corps, and the direct support of the masses for the war, an unprecedented good situation had appeared.
He liked to think and use his brain. He was good at using concise language to summarize the results of his complicated thoughts.
As a military strategist, he was able to notice the changes in military technology and the form of war. He could adopt new tactics to defeat the enemy. In terms of military training, the government had created many things.
One point, two sides, three-three system, three-fierce tactics, three situations, three styles, four fast and one slow, four groups, one team. Later, they were summarized into six tactical principles, which were widely spread in the northeast battlefield.
In Yan 'an, he once said,"When our troops are fighting, they like to rush around in groups. They have great courage, but they lack intelligent movements. In modern warfare, where firepower was used, the target of a group charge was too large. If they were shot by cannons and machine guns, the losses would be great. "Therefore, we need to educate the combatants to fight in groups of three to five, one or two.”
After arriving in the northeast, the military had also taught tactics to the military officers many times. He said,"In the few battles we fought in Jinxi, the enemy's firepower was concentrated while our formation was dense. The current situation was different from the war against Japan. The enemy was equipped with American equipment, had strong firepower, and was an elite force. They could not fight one by one like in the past. The battle formation was due to the improvement of firepower, from dense to scattered. In terms of strategy, it was necessary to concentrate the troops, but in terms of tactics, it was necessary to disperse the troops. The soldiers couldn't all rush up at once, so they had to use a three-three formation.”
Even ** couldn't understand the new term. He called ** and asked,"What do you mean by a two-sided battle technique?”The King replied that the so-called one point meant that the superior forces should be concentrated on the main attack points and opposed the method of dividing the forces equally at various points. The so-called two sides meant that they had to surround the enemy to prevent them from escaping. Two sides meant at least two sides. When there were many troops, it could also be three sides or four sides. One point of spirit is to ensure that the enemy will be defeated, and the whole spirit is to ensure that the defeated enemy will not escape. That was the general idea. It was formulated to counter the problems of our officers, who were unwilling to concentrate their forces completely and did not dare to make brave detours.
The military was required to have the courage to fight with a bayonet and a grenade, to charge forward and stab the enemy with a bayonet. Those who did not dare to kill the enemy with a bayonet were not the bravest troops and soldiers. Our army must establish the prestige of a bloody battle with a bayonet and the courage to advance with the explosion of a grenade.
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