Trapped: the Direction of the Blade

In May 1951, at the end of the fifth battle of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, the 91st Regiment, the leading force of the 31st Division of the 12th Army, who was at the forefront, suddenly received a military order to retreat. The 91st Regiment once again selected commanders and fighters with all special forces qualifications to form a leading commando team that best suited the combat needs, and won opportunities for the evacuation of all members of the 91st Regiment. During the process of interspersed and sudden advances, the vanguard commando team always maintained a strong state of war, took the initiative to capture the enemy's warehouse, cleaned up the enemy's suppression team, and rescued Li Chengdong, a Korean child in the village who was massacred by the suppression team. After taking down enemy outposts, blowing up enemy oil depots, laying road booby traps, and hunting and killing the entire enemy jackal team in the jungle, the commandos encountered a head-on confrontation with the puppet reconnaissance team. While being closely pursued by the reconnaissance team, the commandos destroyed enemy supply points, created battlefield fog, destroyed US machine gun positions, and set up firearms traps to delay the reconnaissance team. The commandos then used express highway attack tactics to block the enemy's rapid traffic and successfully created battlefield smoke that obscured the marching route of the large troops. During the march and battle, the members of the assault team taught Li Chengdong, a descendant of the Korean People's Army soldiers, through words and deeds, how to use various firearms and explosives on the battlefield, and mastered battlefield concealment and breakthrough skills. Li Chengdong was trained into an excellent soldier, and after joining the Korean People's Army, he became a glorious Korean People's Army soldier. Facts have proved that only warriors with firm beliefs and ideals can create miracles one after another in war. With this, we would like to thank those brave compatriots of that era for their eternal protection of us.