Why do soldiers prefer to be captured rather than play dead when fighting?

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The battlefield survivability of soldiers has always been a hot topic. The American media once studied and analyzed that in the Korean War, if American soldiers ran out of ammunition and food and were isolated, and the casualty rate was above 60%, the chances of American soldiers surrendering were greater than the chances of continuing to resist. However, in our view, surrender is a matter of humiliating the duties of soldiers and the honor of the country. So, what method should the losing party in the war use to save his life?

Anyone who has seen a nonsense movie has seen it. Play dead! Of course, many people think it's a good idea to play dead. With so many dead people in such a big battlefield, who will know which one is really dead and which one is suspended animation? So some people will think that as long as you put a body on yourself and don't move, you can survive if others leave. So, can this method really save the lives of the defeated? Let's discuss its impossibility.

Our premise is to put aside the duties of soldiers and discuss the survivability of the battlefield alone. In film and television dramas, we often see scenes of playing dead, which is nothing more than pulling a few bodies on ourselves, smearing a little blood and then closing them. But in fact, feigning death is a very technical act, and the key lies in the unpredictability and complexity of war.

The situation of a war is changing rapidly, and the transformation of victory and defeat is common. For a soldier on the front line, he can only see the battlefield in front of him, and he can't judge the situation of the enemy and ourselves at all. If the war is won, but you pretend to be dead in the crowd, your comrades will not only laugh at you, but also be court-martialed.

Secondly, the survival rate of feigning death is even lower than that of fighting to the death. On the battlefield, not after the draw, everyone leaves and goes home. It has been killing people since ancient times 1000, injuring 800 people. Countless people died on the battlefield, and the bodies piled up into mountains. So it is necessary to clean the battlefield. First of all, we must collect the materials left by both sides. Secondly, it is to repair the knife. Soldiers with live ammunition are also cleaning the battlefield, checking them one by one, so if you can't be found, the Oscar statuette will be yours. When you are found, I will give you the shuttle directly when I am happy, and I will catch you directly and torture you slowly when I am cruel. Finally, suppose you, the Oscar winner, get away with it. As a result, you were buried underground or burned to death with your comrades-in-arms or enemies and those cold bodies.

Some people say that it is impossible to play dead in melee, or get shot in a trench, or fall in the charge. The same is not true. The so-called supervision of those who are afraid of death and lazy to be deserters on the modern battlefield is called the military law team or the battlefield supervision team. As long as there is fighting and war, these people should be prepared to accept supervision. If the military law team finds any deserters on the battlefield and catches them, they will be killed on the spot.

Without rank, how can the Red Army distinguish between officers and soldiers?

I talked about some characteristics of the 65-style military uniform after the abolition of the rank system. At that time, there were two main points to distinguish who was an officer. At first, we looked in the coat pockets. At that time, soldiers had only two pockets in their coats and cadres had four pockets. The second is to look at shoes. Soldiers generally wear rubber shoes, and officers mainly wear leather shoes. So, in the era of the Red Army and the Eighth Route Army, are these methods easy to use?

1. In the era of the Eighth Route Army of the Red Army, the army also had no rank.

In the era of the Red Army and the Eighth Route Army, due to the lack of materials, soldiers and officers did not have leather shoes. Everyone only has sandals and cloth shoes. I wish I had cotton shoes in winter. At that time, there was no rank system, and everyone wore the same gray uniform. During the period of the Red Army and the Eighth Route Army, military uniforms did not change. The biggest difference is the military cap. The Red Army wore an octagonal hat, also called Lenin hat. During the Eighth Route Army, the whole army was replaced by a mountain hat with ear protectors. But one thing is consistent, that is, there is no hierarchy. It is difficult to distinguish officers under such difficult conditions. Generally speaking, soldiers are familiar with their platoon leader and company commander, so it is good to know the battalion commander. If a division-brigade-level cadre comes at once, what is the difference between soldiers? In fact, there are many ways, and even the Japanese army knows it over time. The first is to look at the shoulder bag, which is now the briefcase.

At that time, officers usually took a satchel to store official documents. When the Japanese saw someone carrying a satchel, they knew it was a cadre and wanted to take it alive. This point was mentioned twice in the TV series Liang Jian. Ding Wei, Li Yunlong's old comrade-in-arms, met a group of puppet cavalry on the March, but this group of puppet troops didn't drive to Ding Wei, because they saw the bag on Ding Wei's body and knew that it was a cadre, ready to take him alive. When the monk retreated with Li Yunlong on his back, a Japanese officer saw Li Yunlong's backpack through a telescope. Then the officer's order was to chase the troops and take them alive as much as possible. It can be seen that the satchel is the best way to distinguish between cadres and soldiers. Besides the satchel, there are also uses. At that time, soldiers generally used three or eight steps or Hanyang steps, while cadres used lighters, that is, box guns. Except for soldiers who perform special tasks, those who wear hands are generally officers.

Second, you can also tell who is an officer from the belt.

His party age was earlier than that of Zhu De, and he should at least be awarded the rank of general, but he refused to accept the rank.

A few days ago, the History Inn published an article entitled "The Founding General, who is just 100 years old this year, is both a major general and a general", which mentioned the story of Xiang Shouzhi, the founding major general, joining the guerrillas. He is the leader of the guerrillas, that is, Wang Weizhou in Xuanhan County, Sichuan introduced today.

People today may not be familiar with the name "Wang Weizhou", but in modern history, he is definitely a famous meritorious figure.

Before, the History Inn introduced the time when the top ten marshals joined the Party. The earliest one was Mr. Zhu, the time was 1922, 165438+ 10, and the second one was Nie Shuai, the time was 1923, both earlier.

But Wang Weizhou got there before them. To what extent? Before the establishment of China * * * Production Party, he was already a producer of * * * in party member.

Is it hard to understand? It's actually very simple. First joined the Korean organization in China on 1920. In the second year, after the establishment of China * * * Production Party, he was approved to be transferred to our Party. Therefore, Wang Weizhou can be called "a person who joined the Party before the founding of the Party".

Wang Weizhou was born in 1887, one year younger than Mr. Zhu, but he took part in the revolution later than Mr. Zhu, from191to 10. When the Revolution of 1911 broke out, 24-year-old Wang Weizhou organized an army in his hometown, and he also laid the county seat. At the same time, Zhu De, who had just finished her internship in the Yunnan Army, served as the company chief.

After that, Wang Weizhou rose all the way to the position of head and border commander. But like Zhu De, Wang Weizhou deeply felt the corruption of the old army. 1920, he left the army and went to Shanghai to seek revolutionary truth. That is, in Shanghai, he joined the Korean organization in China, went to the Soviet Union for further study in the same year, and met Lenin.

After returning home, Wang Weizhou set up the first regiment in Sichuan, and later set up the guerrillas in eastern Sichuan, which became an important banner of the armed uprising in eastern Sichuan.

1933, after the Red Fourth Front Army entered Sichuan, the East Sichuan Guerrilla was reorganized into the 33rd Army, with Wang Weizhou as the director. The other four armies are, He Wei, Yu and Wang Shusheng, and the founding generals Xu, Chen Zaidao, Wang Xinting are also deputy and heads.

After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression started, Wang Weizhou served as deputy brigade commander of the 385th Brigade of the Eighth Route Army129th Division. The brigade commander is Wang Hongkun, and there is a colonel named Chen Xilian below. Later, Wang Weizhou was promoted to brigade commander and political commissar.

During the War of Liberation, he served as deputy commander of the Northwest Military Region, and the commander was Mr. He of He Long.

With such qualifications, Wang Weizhou can't run at least if he is commissioned. If the guerrilla factors in eastern Sichuan are taken into account, this general will also be well-deserved. Before the rank evaluation was finalized, Wang Weizhou's name was included in the list of "those who must be evaluated and awarded ranks" submitted by the General Cadre Department, but when seeking personal opinions, Wang Weizhou voluntarily gave up because he had left the army at that time.

In the history of our Party, Wang Weizhou has a good reputation as a "good man", which originated in the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period. Wang Weizhou is in charge of Longdong. One day, he and the guards went to fetch water and saw a mother and son digging a wall to eat. The children's bellies are all swollen into a ball. Wang Weizhou couldn't stand it, so he took them to the canteen and treated them to a meal.

After the mother and son had eaten their fill, Wang Weizhou also sent someone to take them to get relief food. The moved woman told everyone that there was a big official in the Eighth Route Army who was a good man.

Later, an old lady came to Wang and said that she would ask him to see a doctor. The guard was shocked and said that our brigade commander was leading troops to fight. Where can we see a doctor? Grandma is still very strange, saying that Wang is not a fairy? Why can't I see a doctor?

At this time, Wang Weizhou came out of the room, took her to the hospital of the 385th Brigade and cured her.

After the "Cultural Revolution" began, Li Zhongquan, his hometown and old comrade-in-arms, was shocked and went to Wang Weizhou for help. Wang Weizhou was also in danger, but he still asked his wife Ma Kuixuan to keep Li Zhongquan's information for future use.

From 65438 to 0975, many cadres began to work again, and Li Zhongquan was among them, but he never found a job because of lack of information. At this point, Wang Weizhou has been dead for five years, and his wife Ma Kuixuan took the initiative to come forward, handed over the preserved materials to the organization, and went around to testify for Li Zhongquan.

After Li Zhongquan returned to his post, he made a special trip to thank humbly, but Ma Kuixuan was indifferent and said that if Wang Weizhou were still alive, he would do the same.

Ma Kuixuan is also from Xuanhan, Sichuan. She and Wang Weizhou are fellow villagers. She followed her husband to the north and south and made great contributions. However, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, Ma Kuixuan kept a low profile. People who participated in the revolution at the same time were in high positions, but she always lived behind others.

After her husband died, Ma Kuixuan moved out of the quadrangle with his family and moved into an apartment with only three rooms. Even her old leader came to persuade her not to move, but she declined, because the quadrangle was allocated by the state to people at that level in Wang Weizhou. Now that he has left, he can't live on his own.

Japan's first strategist, with a high IQ, planned the September 18th.

Today, Mr. Brain Hole talks to you about the Japanese in World War II. We know that during World War II, Japanese tactics were fierce and Japanese soldiers were fierce. It used to be that a few old Japanese devils could ravage a county, and it was more realistic to say that one soldier's fighting capacity was equal to four or five China soldiers. On the other hand, Japan's strategic thinking is very bad. Fight China into a long-term war and directly kill the United States.

So, is there no good strategist in Japan?

Actually, it is not. For example, Japan has three strategists. If these three strategists were in power, China would probably perish.

1. Ishihara smiled.

This man is from Tsuoka City, Yamagata Prefecture, Japan. His father is the police chief of this city. He has been a bully since he was a child. He was a mental derangement when he was studying, but he got good grades. He often reads Napoleon's books. After graduation, he traveled in China for a long time. He has been to Hunan, Sichuan, Shanghai, Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces. It can be said that he has stepped on it. Later, he was assigned to the Kwantung Army as a staff officer. Next, this Ishihara smile began to turn wild.

Ishihara smiles that there will be a war between the East and the West sooner or later. To win, it is not enough to rely solely on the Japanese island country. There must also be another base, that is, the northeast of China. When he arrived at the Kwantung Army, he and Banyuan Seijiro and others decided to launch the September 18th Incident, a fact that the Japanese headquarters did not know at all. After all, the Japanese headquarters is not sure how Chiang Kai-shek will react and how Zhang Xueliang will counter it. After all, the strength of the Kwantung Army is not stronger than that of Zhang Xueliang, or even at an obvious disadvantage.

However, in September of 18, Ishihara made a bet with a smile. Zhang Xueliang ran away and gave the Northeast to the Kwantung Army for nothing. Among them, seemingly gambling is actually Ishihara's accurate judgment on the relationship and character between Zhang Xueliang and Chiang Kai-shek. Zhang Xueliang was afraid of fighting and finished his own Northeast Army. Chiang Kai-shek's energy is not in the northeast.

Because of this, Smiling Ishihara became the star of the Japanese army, known as the first brain of the Kwantung Army and the first strategist of Japan, and claimed to be the father of Manchukuo. But later, he was immediately suppressed. Why? Because after winning the Northeast, he began to change the means to contraction, and did not advocate all-out war with China. He believes that China is a society with a high degree of local autonomy. Moreover, the place is very wide, and such a country is difficult to defeat at once. If it cannot be won in a short time, it will make Japan lose its advantage after winning the Northeast. Therefore, his suggestion is to fix the Northeast first, then slowly encroach on North China, then the Northwest, and then the whole of China. It will take decades or even hundreds of years to complete. This plan now seems to frighten China people.

But this time, the Japanese army went crazy, and everyone wanted to destroy China within three months. So I didn't listen to him at all, and I was bent on launching the July 7th Incident, which turned into a total war until I was defeated in World War II. Ishihara smile was squeezed out of the army.

At 1942, Japan was dying. Suddenly, Ishihara smiled, and tojo hideki ran to ask him what to do. Ishihara said with a smile, it is hopeless. From the July 7th Incident to the present Pacific War, our army has never considered ending it. How can such nonsense save us in battle?

Interestingly, after the trial of war criminals, the person who started the September 18th Incident was not among the war criminals. He was very unhappy when he said that I was not a war criminal. Is this reasonable?

But he didn't live long, because he was not good at riding in the army, and he was immediately stabbed by his own sword, which has not healed yet. /kloc-0 died in 949.

2. Nagata Tieshan

This person is from Nagano Prefecture, Japan, and is also known as the first brain of the Japanese army. Some people even say that he is smarter than Ishihara.

Why do you say that?

Let's look at his strategy first. His strategy is to make peace with Britain and the United States and then deter the Soviet Union, but at the same time, he does not take any attitude towards European affairs, does not interfere, that is, does not form an alliance with Germany.

On this premise, to devour China. He doesn't advocate all-out war with China, but establishes a base camp in China, but his base camp is bigger than Ishihara's smile. He thinks it is best to separate North China from China, mainly Shanxi and Inner Mongolia. Then, under the condition of making peace with Britain and the United States, we will vigorously develop North China and make it a big base for Japan.

On this basis, after growing up, we will fight the final war with the Soviet Union or the United States as appropriate.

It can be seen that this person is also very shady, his status is higher than Ishihara's smile, and he is more likely to take over the Japanese army in an all-round way. If he is in power, China will have a headache. Fortunately, in 1935, he was hacked to death in his office by a Japanese soldier named Saburo.

These two are important roles at the strategic level. Fortunately, one was suppressed and the other was hacked to death. Otherwise, China is really in trouble.

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