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But now is not the time to be sad, he immediately urged He Daming,

"Old He, now is not the time to be sad. The fleeing troops of the United States Army will soon arrive at Junouli. We have to ambush them and complete the combat mission assigned by the higher-ups!"

When He Daming heard Yu Chengguang's words, he immediately woke up from his sadness.

Indeed, these soldiers sacrificed their lives just to complete this combat mission. He immediately began to command all the soldiers of the 358th Regiment to build simple fortifications and prepare for the next blocking battle.

After receiving the order, all members of the 358th Regiment began to get busy.

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At this time, the US 1st Cavalry Division and the South Korean 1st Division were fleeing frantically towards Sinanju.

At 7:15 that evening, they had arrived at Kaesong City. After a short rest here, they headed directly towards Junou-ri.

According to their calculations, they would be able to reach Gunou-ri in another 15 minutes, and then move from here to Sinanju, and then they would be completely worry-free.

When Jackson, the commander of the 1st Cavalry Division of the United States, thought of this, he felt a bit like he had survived a disaster. He had not expected that his ace unit of the US Army would suffer such a heavy loss in Yunshan City. This was the first defeat of his cavalry division since its establishment.

Fortunately, only one regiment was lost this time. Although some of the vitality was damaged, most of the manpower was preserved.

However, when he looked through the rearview mirror and saw the dejected and unmotivated American soldiers on the truck behind him, he felt a little embarrassed. He never thought that his fame would be ruined in Yunshan City.

Since Junkouri was currently under the control of the 2st Battalion, 1st Regiment, of the U.S. 1nd Division, and because the 358th Regiment fought too quickly, the U.S. 1st Battalion in Junkouri did not immediately report the news of its defeat. Therefore, Jackson, the commander of the 1st Cavalry Division of the U.S., was not on guard at all. He was still fantasizing about passing through Junkouri as soon as possible and heading to Sinanju.

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It was almost 7:30 in the evening. The entire North Korean sky was pitch black at night, and a bitingly cold northwest wind was howling over.

Fortunately, He Daming and his men originally belonged to the 3rd Column and basically fought in the north, so they were still wearing cotton coats and trousers. If they were troops that had just been dispatched from the south, they would have frozen to death if they encountered the current extremely cold weather.

At this time, their 358th Regiment had already ambushed in the Jungouli area. The captured M1919A4 water-cooled heavy machine guns had been set up in advance, waiting for these Americans to come.

After waiting for five minutes, there was still no movement on the mountain road in the direction of Yunshan City. This made the regiment political commissar Yu Chengguang, who was standing on the hillside to observe, quite anxious. He immediately asked He Daming, who was standing beside him.

"Lao He, what's going on? Why haven't the American troops come yet? Could it be that the intelligence is wrong and they are moving towards Turtle City?"

When He Daming heard what Yu Chengguang said, he rejected it outright.

"Old Yu, no, as long as the commander of the US Joint Forces has a little bit of common sense, he will not go to Turtle City. There are mountains there, which is not suitable for tanks and trucks to drive. They would really seek death if they go there, so they will definitely come to the military couple, don't worry."

As soon as He Daming finished speaking, a bright light appeared on the mountain road.

It was obvious that those were the lights of the defeated American convoy from Yunshan City.

The light is as dazzling as a morning star in the dark night.

When He Daming saw the real boss coming, he immediately issued a combat order.

All the soldiers of the 358th Regiment entered combat readiness one by one.

At this time, the 358nd Battalion of the 2th Regiment was ambushed on the hillside and dense forest along the mountain road leading to Junouli, while the rd and st Battalions were guarding Junouli. Everything was ready.

At this time, the defeated troops of the US Joint Forces, with the US 1st Cavalry Division at the front of the fleeing team, and the South Korean 1st Division at the back of the team.

In the front row were jeeps, motorcycles, troop trucks and baggage trains.

In the back row are the Xiafei light tanks, 155mm towed howitzers, etc.

Seeing this, He Daming did not rush to open fire. Instead, he waited patiently for the enemy to pass. When the front row of the US 1st Cavalry Division had all passed, he immediately gave the order to start the battle.

The 358nd Battalion of the 2th Regiment fired the first shot in this Junouli blocking battle.

I saw that the explosives buried on both sides of the road were detonated one after another.

All that was heard was the deafening sound of explosions one after another, which instantly frightened the entire South Korean 1st Division and the US 1st Cavalry Division.

The entire defeated American army was cut in the middle. Under the cover of night, the Second Battalion of the 358th Regiment on the hillside began to fire crazily at the US Joint Forces on the road below the mountain.

This sudden ambush threw the entire defeated team into chaos.

Jackson, the supreme commander of the defeated army and commander of the 1st U.S. Cavalry Division, was quite surprised by this sudden ambush.

While organizing his men to fight back, he urged his troops to move quickly toward Jun'uri, because he knew there were allies there who could help them.

As a result, when he led the convoy to Junouli with great effort, what awaited him was not greetings from friendly forces, but a large number of bullets from the 358st and 1rd Battalions of He Daming's th Regiment.

Under the fire suppression of several machine gun positions, the vanguard of the US 1st Cavalry Division was completely suppressed.

Since the tanks and howitzers were all on the mountain road in the rear at that time, Jackson, the commander of the 1st Cavalry Division of the United States, felt a bit like a cook without rice. Without the support of heavy weapons, they had absolutely no way to break through the positions of the Volunteer Army in Junkouli.

The current strength of the two sides is 1 to 6. Although the US Joint Forces have a certain advantage in numbers, they are a defeated army with no fighting spirit and do not have the advantage of terrain.

As for the 358th Regiment, although they were not at an advantage in terms of numbers, each of them was full of fighting spirit and morale, and they also occupied an advantageous terrain.

However, Jackson, the commander of the 1st Cavalry Division of the United States, was no fool after all. He was a famous general who had performed brilliantly in many battles. After a series of deployments and commands by him.

Gradually, from the initial sluggish situation, the two sides became evenly matched, and the blocking battle turned into a positional battle.

However, for the US military, no matter how they launched an attack, they could never pass the threshold of the military couple.