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Text Chapter 182 The Human Sea Tactics Without Fear of Death

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    Just when Abye was galloping on the African continent, the situation in East Asia also changed suddenly.  However, this sudden change is not a big deal compared to the overall world structure, but its impact is extremely far-reaching.  After receiving support from the United States, South Korea launched a counterattack against North Korea.  After three days of darkness, North Korea deployed troops near the 38th Parallel to confront the South Korean army. Half a month later, after making sufficient preparations, it crossed the 38th Parallel without warning and launched an attack on South Korea.  At the same time, in order to cooperate with ground troops, North Korea launched artillery bombardment on Seoul, the capital of South Korea.  A long time ago, there was a rumor claiming that North Korea has tens of thousands of artillery, all aimed at Seoul, and it can turn Seoul into a sea of ??flames in ten minutes.  Compared to a small country like North Korea, the number of 10,000 artillery pieces is really not that large. Even countries like China, Russia, and the United States do not maintain so many artillery pieces in active service. I am afraid that only the Soviet Union had such a large number.  Only then can we pull out tens of thousands or even tens of thousands of artillery pieces at once.  But in fact, this number is still very high. North Korea¡¯s declaration is partly to deter South Korea and increase its bargaining chip in negotiations. In fact, among these 10,000 artillery pieces, I am afraid that even mortars are included.  .  And many of them are almost eliminated mountain field artillery from World War II. They have a short range, and it is a bit reluctant to hit Seoul directly from the 38th parallel.  But after all, it is 10,000 artillery pieces. North Korea has worked hard over the years to develop and piece together, and it can really produce thousands of artillery pieces, directly threatening Seoul.  This time, North Korea has no scruples in this bombardment. No matter whether they are civilians or not, they have only one purpose, to turn Seoul into a sea of ??flames.  After three days of darkness, the whole world was torn apart.  Preparing for world hegemony, it will never be the same as before when NATO bombed a few civilians and received unanimous criticism and scorn from the whole world.  Abya was already in Jerusalem, and even tens of thousands of civilians were massacred. North Korea turned Seoul into a sea of ??fire, but there was no pressure.  The sudden attack did not catch South Korea by surprise. The armies of both sides faced off and modernized South Korea.  React faster to attacks.  At the same time, South Korea also expected that Seoul would be bombed by North Korea if war broke out, so it had already begun evacuating civilians in Seoul.  The bombardment lasted for a whole day, and South Korea also used sufficient artillery fire to bombard the North Korean troops near the 38th Parallel without restraint.  The two sides were already feuding, and now they were even more energetic. They would not stop until they killed each other, and they continued to bombard each other for nearly a day.  The area near the 38th parallel was almost reduced to ruins.  But at that time, South Korea had not yet received support from the United States. For a while, it was really suppressed by the power of tens of thousands of North Korean artillery.  Even though they have superior F35 fighter jets and maintain a relatively large advantage in air combat, they are still forced to withdraw from the 38th parallel.  North Korea¡¯s one-million-strong army also has a claimed six-million reserve army.  They crossed the 38th parallel like locusts crossing the border and began to sweep away.  North Korea is engaged in a closed system.  We can't come up with very powerful weapons and equipment at all, and we still continue the combat thinking of World War II, with human sea tactics and fire coverage. Think about it, tens of thousands of cannons and millions of troops. At a glance, there are mountains and plains, and it is impossible to wipe out a South Korea.  Not a piece of cake.  "This is indeed the case. North Korea's mobilization ability has also stunned South Korea. In a short period of time, it really mobilized hundreds of thousands of troops.  Near the 38th parallel, North Korea is no longer sending regiments to the front, but is sending divisions and army-sized troops forward. The sky and fields are all over the place. From the satellite view, everything is dark and dense. They are all North Korean troops marching in a hurry.  Not to mention the combat effectiveness and equipment level of these armies, the number alone can really scare many people.  The South Korean government was also a little frightened. Thousands of people, thousands of old T54s, Type 59s, etc., were staggering but also funny at the same time.  Yes, it feels funny. This scene is just like when the Spaniards first set foot on the American continent.  Just like the native American Indians, North Korea carried the long contradiction card and poured out of the forest in thousands and millions.  What they faced were just a few hundred well-dressed Spaniards holding matchlock guns.  Such a scene is so similar, and the result seems to be obvious.  In North Korea¡¯s early human wave offensive, South Korea was retreating steadily. They learned from the United States¡¯ combat ideas and seemed very uncomfortable facing North Korea.  South Korea has been following the path of weapons modernization in recent years, using its relationship with the United States to acquire a large number of advanced equipment. They have K2, F35, and Zeus.??, the equipment was thrown out of the eight streets of North Korea.  Even more, their pilots are trained in the United States, and their officers are graduates of American schools. The combat ideas they learn are the trinity of land, sea and air, and high-precision special strikes.  However, when South Korea sent fighter jets to bomb North Korea's supply lines, the North Korean army was able to charge forward hungry.  South Korean tanks are more advanced and have completely destroyed North Korea's clich¨¦s on the battlefield, but North Korean soldiers dare to crawl under the tank wheel with explosive bags.  How much does a K2 cost, how much does an explosive pack cost, and how much does a human life cost? North Korean military officers know this account better than anyone.  North Korea, with its backward equipment, showed South Korea another old but always effective combat thought. I am not afraid of death. If you play tricks with me, who is afraid of whom?  The human sea tactic really played a huge role at this moment.  It is foreseeable that South Korea is being beaten and retreating.  Until the United States began to intervene to support South Korea, North Korea had already invaded more than half of South Korea and was approaching Busan, the most important city in southern South Korea.  Nakdong River, it is here that South Korea launched its most fierce counterattack.  On the battlefield that is several kilometers long, countless F35s pierce the sky, napalm bombs are dropped like babies, explosive fire dragons hundreds or thousands of meters long appear one after another, and on the ground, there are countless M1A1 main battle tanks.  The tanks charged forward despite artillery fire, and countless South Korean soldiers used the tanks as cover to charge towards the North Korean positions.  The battle went smoothly beyond imagination. It seemed that at this moment, North Korea's fearless human sea tactics had completely lost its effect.  Although North Korean soldiers are still not afraid of death, they dare to fight until the last moment and leave the last bullet to the enemy.  But when the superior firepower that destroyed everything was covered, and there was no one left standing around, the North Korean offensive was ruthlessly crushed like waves hitting a rock.  This result can be said to be due to the equipment support of the United States, but rather to the fact that South Korea has gradually adapted to the North Korean army's human wave tactics after successive defeats. They will not be stunned when faced with drilling under the tank with grenades.  surprise.  They will call for air support, conduct long-range snipers, and use superior firepower to clear North Korean positions. When the North Korean troops are almost dead, they will send ground troops to mop up the last survivors.  Undoubtedly, there is still a big gap between the old combat thinking and modern warfare.  After this defeat, there were successive defeats. The North Korean government suddenly discovered that their all-conquering human sea tactics were useless. No matter how unafraid of death, they would still be defeated in the face of superior firepower.  They have an astonishing number of artillery, but no matter how well they are hidden, they will be noticed by the South Korean side as soon as they fire the artillery, and they will be hit accurately from the air.  Even South Korea's navy is showing off its power. The advanced Aegis system is sweeping across the North Korean navy, and it has begun to strike remotely at North Korea's hinterland and even their logistics supply lines.  In the blink of an eye, North Korea, which lost hundreds of thousands of troops, was pushed back directly to the 38th parallel.  At this moment, South Korea showed no mercy and directly crossed the 38th parallel and launched an attack into the hinterland of North Korea.  By the time Abye had annexed South Africa and was about to take all of Africa into its possession, the South Korean army had already approached Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea.  At this moment, North Korea was really panicked. Their army of one million people had fallen apart and nearly 600,000 of them were wiped out.  Although they still have a larger reserve force and the so-called 200,000 special forces they have always been proud of, they still seem a little powerless in the face of South Korea's onslaught of offensives.  Jin Sanpang, who was sitting on the needle felt, had no choice but to think of their big brother, Hua Guo.  (To be continued, please search Piaotian Literature. The novels will be better and updated faster!
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