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In fact, Tang Hua doesn't think the seeker of the laser-guided bomb will give the US military much inspiration.Only when it is combined with the laser irradiator can the working process of the entire system be guessed. Only the seeker (fragment) has a high probability of analyzing that this is just a bomb that passively receives signals for guidance.

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"This battle is a political battle for the U.S. military. If they lose on the battlefield, they also lose politically. We don't plan to forcefully cross the Han River. If we hit the riverside, this counterattack will be over. In two or three days, We can retreat a little bit." The chairman thought for a while and then said, "Yalou seems to be very worried that this secret weapon will be learned by the Americans. Little Tang, how long do you think it will take for the United States to learn this trick?"

Tang Hua: "Universities and research institutes in the United Kingdom and the United States are stepping up the development of lasers, but the key details of the lasers have not been clarified in the papers we have published, so they still have a lot to explore. ... Roughly estimated, the United Kingdom and the United States will work together. It is hard to predict when the laser will be successfully developed within two years, and then the laser-guided bomb will be developed from the laser."

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Seoul, near Dongdaemun.

The scene of the negotiation where the Volunteer Army returned the remains of the dead to the United Nations Army.

In the "October Offensive" of the United Nations Army, the number of American casualties was not too many.Although Truman urged Bradley to issue an order to launch the offensive, neither Clark nor the commander of the Eighth Army Van Fleet had reservations about the execution of the order.When attacking, the car rushed forward. Anyway, I already knew that the Chinese army did not deploy heavy troops near Seoul.When encountering a sniper attack by a mysterious anti-tank weapon, Van Fleet decisively issued an order to terminate the stride attack and enter the defense to prepare for alternate retreats. When it got dark, they all returned to the starting point of the attack.Therefore, in addition to the serious losses of tanks and armored vehicles in the entire October offensive, the death toll was close to 8.

On the south bank of the Han River, Ruben Ellis Jenkins, commander of the 8th Corps of the 9th Army of the United Nations Army, looked at the north bank of the Han River with an artillery mirror. see something.

The body of Arthur Trudeau, commander of the First U.S. Cavalry Division, was wrapped in a white cloth and carried to the middle of the field by two volunteers.

Although 1 lieutenant general and 2 major generals have been captured by the U.S. military in North Korea, the No. 1 major general who died on the battlefield was Arthur Trudeau, the commander of the [-]st U.S. Cavalry Division.The joint personnel of the US military came over, opened the white cloth, took out Trudeau's ID card inside, and carefully compared the facial and dental features to verify the body.Trudeau, who had no visible injuries, died internally from the blast from the bomb.

Colonel Charles Britton, commander of the 5th Regiment of the [-]st U.S. Cavalry Division, who was handed over later, was also carefully identified by the U.S. Army.

After these two people, Xiao Xia, a small soldier who was killed in battle by the U.S. military, has much faster identity verification, just look at it casually.

"Trudeau died, and the staff officer and secretary who accompanied him to the 5th Cavalry Regiment also died. That night, the Chinese army sent back 5 of the 37 officers and non-commissioned officers who were working at the headquarters of the 35th Cavalry Regiment. It's all in the form of a corpse." Jenkins had mixed feelings as he reported the situation to Van Fleet.

"The cause of these people's death?" Van Fleet was now both shocked and puzzled.

"It should be that the headquarters was destroyed by a heavy bomb. Some people were dismembered by the explosion, some died of severe trauma from the explosion, and some died of internal bleeding caused by the blast wave." The officer who handed over the corpse at the scene replied.

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"On the night of October 10th, how did you judge the Chinese bombers that briefly appeared south of the 13th parallel? Are they the aircraft that attacked the headquarters of the 5th Cavalry Regiment and the South Korean 9th Division?"

In Tokyo, Clark asked Far Eastern Air Force Commander Thomas White.

"The radars deployed by the Air Force in Seongnam City and Guanyangdong have detected these Chinese bombers." Thomas White said, "It is 4 Tu-2 medium bombers, similar to our B-25. They flew to the south of Yeoncheon , but before reaching Dongducheon, they dropped some ammunition, and then turned around and returned. Judging from this feature, the bombers of the Chinese army seem to be dropping guided glide bombs, and their glide bombs have a long glide distance. The bombs dropped at a height of 6000 meters flew about 45 kilometers in the air, close to our level."

"So, China copied our glide bomb?"

Thomas White said nothing, but nodded slightly, seemingly in agreement.

"Damn it, can your glide bombs destroy two headquarters with only four drops?" Clark said, "And one of the headquarters should be located in a bomb shelter built by the Japanese!"

Thomas White: "Perhaps they imitated and improved at the same time."

Clark: "General White, I really want us to imitate Chinese weapons and make some improvements. But it seems that I have never seen such a thing happen."

Thomas White: "No, there has been such a thing. Last year we successfully improved our radio-guided bombs with Chinese technology.  …I have asked the US Air Force Warfare Laboratory and Bell Corporation."

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The expert team from Bell Labs hurried off the plane and went straight to the Far East Air Force Command.

"It was really lucky. We inquired carefully among the retreated personnel of the 1st Cavalry Division and found a survivor who was near the headquarters of the 5th Cavalry Regiment that night." Thomas White personally received Bell's expert group.

"On the evening of October 10, I set off from Gwacheon, crossed the Han River pontoon bridge, and delivered the materials and supplies needed by the 13th Cavalry Regiment to the headquarters. After arriving at the headquarters, my truck was damaged due to road bumps. The Ministry and my companions stopped to overhaul the car. At about 5 o’clock in the evening, the car hadn’t been repaired yet, and my companion was doing the final inspection of the repair effect, and I was near the front wheel, leaning against the truck to read a magazine.”

Sergeant Rodriguez wrapped a thick gauze around his head, recalling what he saw that day.

"I finished reading the magazine, threw the magazine into the cab, and took out the lighter to light a cigarette. The moment I lit the lighter, the command headquarters, that is, the door of the air-raid shelter, was blown away."

"Before the explosion, did you observe any abnormal movements?"

"At the security position in front of me on the left, a person yelled a few words, it seemed to be... a glider! A glider!"

The eyes of the experts from Bell Labs lit up, and they wrote down this sentence.

"Anyway, after he finished calling the glider, the gate exploded and I was knocked to the ground because the car was on fire, so I rolled and got out of the car, but I didn't get burned by the splash of gasoline. About this time, I also saw the glider."

"It was a small glider, black. I didn't realize it until I was flying very close. The glider quickly flew towards the air-raid shelter 30 meters away, and the gate had been blown away. Then, the glider got into the air-raid shelter. Air-raid shelter."

"What?" the expert asked aloud, "Are you sure that's what you saw?"

Rodriguez frowned and thought for a while, then replied in a more affirmative tone:

"Yes, that's what happened at the time. The glider went through the opening of the air-raid shelter, and then there was another huge explosion..."

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"Mr. Harrison, have you had enough?"

Chen Geng said this in a very calm tone.

His eyebrows are raised upwards, and the right corner of his mouth is tilted up.The overall image is to speak in a serious tone, but with a mocking expression.

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"Our side sitting at this negotiating table is here for peace, but this does not mean that the Chinese and North Korean coalition forces are weak on the battlefield. Behind the peace is the support of strength, and our peace is powerful."

Chen Geng felt that the mocking expression just now was too obvious, and when he said this, his expression changed a little calmer.

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"The Korean peninsula is currently facing two futures. One is to stop the war, and the other is to prolong the negotiation and continue to fight. The Chinese and North Korean people love peace, but they are not afraid of war. Your recent meetings in Uijeongbu, Yangju and Seoul Actions, with obvious provocations and threats, negate the first article of the agreement reached before the armistice negotiations, and you should bear full responsibility for the consequences of these actions."

The expression on Chen Geng's face refreshed again.

Looking at himself in the mirror, the round face does not have too many mocking smiles, and there is a trace of majesty in the calmness. This should be the sense of strength that Qiao Guanhua mentioned before.

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William Harrison Jr. did not come, nor did the UN armistice negotiating delegation.

Nanri and Chen Geng were in Huachuan County. Apart from contacting Zhisi every day to obtain the latest battlefield intelligence and instructions from Beijing, they practiced and improved their negotiation skills in front of the mirror.

After the anticlimactic "October Offensive" is over, according to past practice, the U.S. military will entrust someone to deliver a letter from Clark about a week after the end of the battle, explaining why the meeting was adjourned some time ago, and what we have now The new idea felt that the armistice negotiations could be resumed... Then William Harrison Jr. led the team to the lava to continue negotiations with the Chinese and North Korean delegations.

But this time is different.

The "October Offensive" ended in less than three days, and a week after the end, the United Nations delegation did not return.Two weeks later, the United Nations delegation still did not come.

"General Nam Il, the U.S. military has been refusing to resume contact, and the meeting has been adjourned for a long time. What are the opinions and instructions from Pyongyang?" Chen Geng asked.

Nam Il: "Chairman Kim instructed that this is very good, and the U.S. military will come back one day to continue negotiations."

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