Day and night, Duqiwei had not finished cleaning up the mess, and fierce battle broke out again.

The Chinese naval aviation force participated in the war in full swing, and all air forces were dispatched to seize air supremacy at all costs, indicating that a staggering fierce battle was about to break out.

In the early morning of the 26th, the news that the 163rd Brigade was airborne and captured Qinghe disrupted Du Qiwei's rhythm.

The second round of offense finally began!

Du Qiwei was both surprised and shocked when China dispatched airborne troops to attack Qinghe.

What surprised him was that Qinghe was less than 1 meter away from Pingshan, which was stationed with the rear troops of the 1st Army of the South Korean Army (2 incomplete infantry divisions)! Even if the South Korean army was not able to bear it, a counterattack could drive the unstable airborne troops out of Qinghe. The Navy did launch a counterattack, but the result was completely contrary to what Du Qiwei expected. The troops of the 163rd Brigade were still landing one after another, and two infantry battalions of the South Korean army launched an attack. Soon after the departure, the Korean infantry was "counterattacked" by the Chinese airborne troops about 5 kilometers away from Qinghe. The Korean infantry, without armored power, was quickly defeated by the "armored force" composed of airborne combat vehicles.

There were nearly 600 Korean troops in two battalions, and less than one person fled back to Pingshan.

What shocked him was that the Chinese Army had an attitude of eating hundreds of thousands of South Korean and American coalition forces in the Western Theater Command in one go. All South Korean and American troops sandwiched between Pyongyang and Qinghe had only two southbound routes, one was from Qinghe to Kaesong via Jinchuan, and the other was through Shariyuan to Haizhou. Unless the South Korean and American coalition forces were preparing to board the ship in Haizhou, they still had to go through Qinghe to reach Kaesong. Without air supremacy, retreating from sea routes was not only risky, but also not efficient. Withdrawing the 1st Armored Division from Haizhou was not south, and withdrawing hundreds of thousands of Korean troops was not possible. If the US troops retreated alone, the 1st Army of South Korea was likely to surrender to the Chinese team after trying their best to resist. Without the Korean army, who would guard Kaesong and who would guard the 38th parallel?

At the beginning of crisis, Duqiwei first thought of his only reserve team: the 1st Air Assault Division.

After retreating from the battlefield, the remaining troops of the 1st Air Assault Division were approximately equivalent to one air assault brigade, and there were less than 1 helicopter left, and it could deliver all the troops and equipment of about one air assault battalion at a time.

Duchiwei was not worried about the morale and fighting spirit of the 1st Air Assault Brigade. As a landing in Normandy, Market Garden Operation in World War II, and made great achievements in the battles. Later, he made elite troops in the Korean War, Vietnam War, Haitian War, Gulf War, Afghanistan War, Iraq War and Iran War. The 1c11th Air Assault Division has never lacked the morale and fighting spirit of bravely sacrificing the battle. Just like the badge of the division, the 1st Air Assault Division is an eagle that is never afraid of the enemy.

The problem is that Duqiwei has to consider the actual situation.

The Chinese Air Force has already mastered the air supremacy in the area north of the 38th parallel. Not to mention the low-altitude assault forces, even ground forces launch an attack without air supremacy. The result is hard to imagine.

After discussing with Tottenham, Duchiwei gave up his plan to let the 1st Air Assault Division attack Qinghedi.

Du Qiwei faced a very difficult choice: either hold 10% hope to break through with the Korean army, or let the 1st Armored Division go to Haizhou quickly.

As a general of the title position, Duchiwei did not immediately consider the latter.

It wasn't Du Qiwei who was merciful to the Korean soldiers. From the beginning, he had no intention of saving the Korean army, and even blamed the Korean army for their defeat on the arrogant and arrogant arrogance. Du Qiwei knew that he was not God and could not save South Korea. In his opinion, even if God came, he could not save South Korea.

The 1st Armored Division did not retreat, but mainly considered in the long run.

The 1st Army of the South Korean Army must not collapse quickly, and at least last for a few days on the Huangzhou Sichuan defense line. Without the 1st Army, let alone unable to defend Kaicheng, even the 38th parallel north of Seoul could not be defended.

At this point, even if Duchewei is not a politician, he can guess that the president is preparing for the withdrawal of troops.

The reason is very simple. If the United States does not intend to withdraw its troops, it will immediately send three divisions stationed in Guam to stabilize the precarious situation.

Withdrawal is not something that can be achieved overnight, it takes plenty of time.

It is impossible to evacuate a large number of materials and equipment, tens of thousands of soldiers' families, and American citizens stranded in South Korea, without ten days and half a month. Because the Korean and American coalition forces were defeated faster than everyone, including Duchewei, many of the preparations for the retreat were not prepared in place.

I can't retreat for a while, so I can only hold my position.

Du Qiwei had to let the 1st Armored Division stay, but only made adjustments to the deployment of the 1st Armored Division. In addition to continuing to defend the left wing of the 1st Army of the South Korean Army, the 1st Armored Division drew a brigade of troops south overnight to assist the troops behind the Korean army to attack Qinghe, and strive to open the road to Kaicheng as soon as possible; send at least two battalions to Haizhou, and arrived in Haizhou before dawn on the 26th and took over the defense work of the port area from the South Korean army.

This adjustment proves that Duqiwei has made the worst plan.

Subsequently, the discovery of e-12a made Duqiwei secretly glad.

It has to be admitted that the performance of the e-12 "Battlefield Joint Surveillance Machine" is very excellent, much more advanced than the kz-199 belonging to the same type. In 11

The hovering e-12 can detect the properties of various vehicles within a kilometer range of 350 kilometers. In other words, the 611th Army just set out from Shuncheon and before it reached Pingcheng north of Pyongyang, it was discovered by the e12 hovering over the Mongju Islands in the southeast of the Korean Peninsula. The movements of the other two southbound troops also fell into the eyes of e-112a.

Accurate and timely battlefield information provides the most powerful support for commanders to make decisions.

Based on the battlefield intelligence provided by e-12, Duqiwei came to a very unwilling conclusion: the 7th Infantry Division, which was advancing westward, could not cross the central mountain range of the peninsula before the Central Committee of the Peninsula, and was likely to encounter the Central Committee on the march.

Before Du Qiwei could come back to his senses, another message made him completely "desperate".

The Chinese team not only launched a large-scale attack on the western battlefield, but also launched an attack on the western battlefield. The armored troops stationed in Dingping headed south along the coastal highway, and followed the two armored clusters in the attacking area to advance south along the highway east of the Central Mountains, with the target pointing directly to Jinhua on the north side of Yuanshan and the 38th parallel.

This is not a battle-level offense, but a strategic offense!

If the Chinese team captured Jinhua, hundreds of thousands of South Korean and American coalition forces on the eastern battlefield would have no way back.

Ducheway was shocked.

In order to swallow all the Korean and American coalition forces north of the 38th parallel in one breath, the Chinese Army had to dispatch at least 8 to 9 armies, a total of 300,000 troops. It has to be admitted that Du Qiwei's judgment was very accurate. At that time, the Republic's Army did invest 7 reorganized armies and 7 brigades, with a total scale of 9 reorganized armies and nearly 300,000 combat forces.

The greater the investment, the greater the reward requirements.

If we could really eat more than 800,000 Korean and American coalition forces north of the 38th parallel in one go, the Chinese army would create miracles and records in the history of war, because in the Battle of Kiev, the largest enemy annihilation in World War II, the German army only annihilated less than 700,000 Soviet troops.

Duqiwei dared not make any assumptions whether the Chinese Army has this ability.

By this time the war was fought, the Chinese Army had created many unbelievable miracles, and it would not be surprising if one more was added.

The reality before Duqiwei is cruel: the 7th Infantry Division stays to die, or breaks through alone?

Unlike adjusting the deployment of the 1st Armored Division, Duqiwei did not allow the 7th Infantry Division to stay, but immediately ordered the 7th Infantry Division to turn to Jinhua and must seize Jinhua before the Chinese Army.

According to Duchiwei's estimate, the vanguard of the 7th Infantry Division will arrive in Jinhua at noon on the 26th.

No matter how fast the Chinese army's assault speed was, it could only arrive at Jinhua on the morning of the 27th. At this time, the 7th Infantry Division had already controlled Jinhua and built a defensive position.

The 2nd Army of the South Korean Army responded quickly and did not insist on going north.

After the 7th Infantry Division turned, the 2nd Army of the South Korean Army followed. Because the marching speed of the South Korean army could not keep up with the 7th Infantry Division, it had already reached tens of kilometers north when it turned, so a gap of nearly 1c0 kilometers wide appeared between the 2nd Army of the South Korean Army and the 7th Infantry Division.

This gap once made Du Qiwei very worried because it was a flaw left to the Chinese team.

Thinking that the Chinese Army had just dropped an airborne brigade on Qinghe, it was difficult to airdrop a second airborne brigade immediately; the South Korean and American coalition forces destroyed most of the infrastructure when they retreated, and the bases controlled by the Chinese Army in northern North Korea were not fully put into use, and it was difficult for the Chinese Army's low-altitude assault troops to penetrate deep into the area south of Yuanshan; Du Qiwei felt a little relieved.

Before dawn on the 26th, Duchiwei was waiting for news from the 1st Armored Division.

In Duqiwei's view, the situation of the 1st Armored Division is much more difficult than that of the 7th Infantry Division. As long as the 7th Infantry Division arrives at Jinhua on time, it can retreat to the south of the 38th parallel at any time, and use South Korea's hard-working defensive positions for decades to resist the Chinese Army that was moving south quickly.

Even if the Chinese Army can reach the 38th parallel, it will be the last of its strength if it attacks hundreds of thousands of meters in one attack.

Before dawn, Du Qiwei received "good news" and the 1st Armored Division sent troops to Haizhou to take over the housing work in the port area from the Korean army.

While having breakfast, Peebrook sent a message that the Fleet of the Cialis was on its way to the Western Pacific.

I was in a good mood and had a good appetite. Duqiwei ate a few more slices of bread.

The food in the stomach has not been digested yet, and a "bad news" completely disrupted Duqiwei's deployment.

The Chinese Army dropped airborne troops in Jinhua, and the Korean infantry battalion guarding Jinhua was quickly defeated.

Before Duqiwei could react, other news followed.

Tushan and Ibrahi were suddenly attacked by Chinese Army airborne troops. The guards barely resisted and retreated in a hurry.

Duqiwei couldn't believe it at all, and immediately let e-12a rejudged the situation of Jinhua, Tushan and Ibrahi.

The news was confirmed. The three southbound passages on the eastern battlefield were occupied by the Chinese army, and the South Korean army failed to make any effective counterattack.

The passageway to the south of the 7th Infantry Division was blocked!

damn it**

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