The contents of this book include the appointment of Xu Guangda as commander of the Armored Forces, the establishment of the Armored Forces Headquarters, the reorganization of the entire army's armored forces, the establishment of the First Tank School, the upsurge in technical learning, the first generation of female tankers, the competition between armored forces in Beijing, the finalization of the design of amphibious tanks, the crossing of the Qiongzhou Strait by amphibious tanks, the successful development of tank bridge erecting vehicles, and the testing of the nuclear effects of armored forces.
Reader comments
The content of this book is really exciting! The author's writing style is concise and clear, and the writing is smooth, making it easy for me, a person with only a junior high school education, to read it. I especially like the plot about the armored soldiers competing in Beijing and crossing the Qiongzhou Strait. It's so exciting! And through this book, I realized that the development of China's armored forces was not easy. I really admire those who have contributed to the country. Highly recommended!
The content of this book is really exciting! The author's writing style is concise and clear, and the writing is smooth, making it easy for me, a person with only a junior high school education, to read it. I especially like the plot about the armored soldiers competing in Beijing and crossing the Qiongzhou Strait. It's so exciting! And through this book, I realized that the development of China's armored forces was not easy. I really admire those who have contributed to the country. Highly recommended!