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Military Medal of Honor Cross with Sword Austrian War Memorial Medal Cross with Sword Hungarian War Memorial Medal First Class Battle Medal of Honor (1 938 March 13) After the occupation of Austria by Prague Castle Medal (1938 June1), Poland's post-war Knights Cross Medal of Honor tank assault silver. Iron Cross 19 14 Edition Iron Cross 1939 Edition (with Grant) Knight Iron Cross of Oak Leaf (1939 10.27) Knight Iron Cross and Oak Leaf (1 9465433 Commander of the 9 th Armored Division (including the 3 rd Armored Division), participated in the Polish aggression on September 6544. As the pioneer of the army group in southern Germany, the 1 19 Armored Army has been like no one's business all the way. At first, Poles even thought that tanks were just camouflage fortifications, and their cavalry bravely rushed to the German tank cluster. In less than two weeks, guderian and Kleist's armored forces advanced at a high speed, trapping the tactically backward Poles. The role of German infantry was to capture the enemy alive in the encirclement. One month and one day after the battle began, the Polish aggression ended. In the whole battle, only 150 armored troops in guderian were killed and 700 were injured. In this campaign, guderian realized his armored combat tactical concept for the first time, that is, in the tactical direction with suitable terrain, using armored cluster as a trinity of firepower, mobility and protection, making a breakthrough at a certain point of the enemy's defense line, and after success, it quickly developed into the enemy, making it impossible for the enemy to regroup and rebuild the defense line. In his personal memoirs, he proudly claimed that he was probably the first senior commander who used radio command troops in armoured command vehicle and crossed enemy lines with frontline combat troops. On the western front, in May of 1940, guderian participated in the French campaign (World War II) and became the target of attack again-serving as the commander of the 16 Panzer Corps under the A Army. At the suggestion of manstein, Hitler agreed and adopted the attack plan of the then Chief of Staff of A Army. In the plan, the German army will transfer the army group B led by the right-wing general Bork, whose main attack target is Liege in northern Belgium, to the army group A in the central region. And take the Ardennes Mountains, which is considered as an area that mechanized troops can't pass, as a breakthrough. His 1st19th Panzer Corps successfully crossed the canyon 1 10 km long in Ardennes in only two days. Guderian's outstanding performance in the election campaign also reshaped his impression of being an armchair strategist in the past. His attack speed not only frightened his opponents, but also his superiors, Lundstedt and Hitler. After crossing the Maas River, guderian no longer used tanks as self-propelled artillery, but made full use of its high-speed characteristics to move as far as possible, from Sedan to Aboul and Gravlin on the coast, completing a huge encirclement that shocked the world. This encirclement included all the allies in northern France and Belgium. On the March, guderian's troops didn't even have time to capture the enemy, but shouted through the megaphone,' I don't have time to capture you. You should lay down your arms and leave the road so as not to hinder our progress. In this way, he created the fastest attack speed in the history of modern war, that is, in less than six days, his armored forces drove into more than 400 kilometers all over France and drove the tanks to the Atlantic coast. Soviet War of Aggression1941On June 22, the Soviet-German War broke out, and Hitler decided to launch a rapid offensive war against the Soviet Union with three army groups-the Northern Army Group led by Marshal Loeb; The central army group led by Marshal Bok and the southern army group led by Marshal Lundster. Guderian is the commander of the 2nd Armored Regiment under Marshal Bok of the Central Army Group. On the morning of July 9, Marshal Kruger, commander of the Second Army in charge of the Second Armored Corps, heard that he was going to cross the Dnieper River and rushed to his station to stop him. Then guderian succeeded in persuading Kruger to allow him to cross the Dnieper River and attack Smolensk. By July 1 1, the Germans had occupied almost the whole territory of Belarus, advancing eastward for about 450 to 600 kilometers. On July 12, guderian's panzer corps surrounded four divisions of the 13 Army of the Soviet Red Army and a part of the 20th Mechanization Division who went to rescue Smolensk. The next day, the Soviet Union launched a fierce counterattack. Tymoshenko, commander-in-chief of the Soviet Central Army, ordered 20 divisions near Gomel to attack guderian, and the Soviet troops in the encirclement began to break through. After fierce fighting, the Second Armored Corps repelled the counter-offensive enemy and was able to continue to advance to Smolensk. 15 In the early morning of July, guderian's vanguard-71Infantry Regiment, under the cover of the sky, passed through a country road and occupied the position behind the gun in the outer defense circle of Smolensk. /kloc-in July of 0/6, guderian captured Smolensk, and Hitler awarded the Iron Cross to the Oak Leaf Knight in guderian the next day. After the Battle of Smolensk, guderian suggested that the army headquarters launch an encirclement offensive with Moscow as its destination. The army headquarters did not adopt the suggestions of Marshal guderian and Bork, but Hitler personally instructed to adopt Lundstedt's idea-the first target was the southwest army of the Soviet Red Army budyonny and Kiev, the Ukrainian capital. Subsequently, guderian's Second Armored Corps was seconded to the Southern Army Group in Lundstedt to assist in the battle of Kiev. After the battle of Kiev on September 26th, the Nazi German army won, but it also gave the Soviet army time to build a defensive position in depth with Moscow as the core. They built three fortifications near Moscow-the Viazma line near Viazma is 320 kilometers long; The length of Moskovski defense line west of Moscow is140km; Finally, there are four arc defense lines along the ring road in Moscow. Originally, there were 500,000 troops stationed in Moscow, but they lacked heavy weapons and combat experience. Later, Stalin ordered 25 infantry divisions and 9 armored brigades that confronted the Japanese Kwantung Army in Siberia to return to Moscow. These troops stationed in Siberia for a long time are particularly adaptable to bad weather and play an important role in future counterattacks. Immediately, the battle for Moscow was launched in an all-round way, and the fighting continued until the middle of 10, and the Soviet Union suffered serious losses. The Soviet defense retreated 30 to 50 kilometers, almost all German infantry divisions were reduced by 2,500, and the armored forces were less than 50% of the normal forces. Guderian's troops are particularly serious, with more than 500 people in each regiment and only 50 people in the infantry company on average. Even his ace tank brigade, Abelbach Tank Brigade, has only 60 tanks left, which is the only tank left among the more than 600 tanks in the Second Armored Regiment. In the face of bad weather and weak Soviet T-34 tanks, the Germans were quickly defeated in the defense of Moscow. Guderian was rejected by Hitler because he suggested retreating. 12 On February 26th, guderian was transferred back to the Army High Command to wait for orders, and his position was taken over by Lieutenant General Rudolf Schmidt. More than a year after Moscow's defeat in the late war, guderian became the director of armored forces, responsible for the production, training, tactical formulation and reorganization of armored forces. After taking office, guderian increased the monthly output of German tanks and armored vehicles from less than 600 to 1955, including the main armored fighting vehicle type IV, the latest fighting vehicle type V Leopard and the fighting vehicle type VI Tiger tank. After Hitler ignored guderian's concern about the reliability of Leopard tanks and put the first armored division, which had just been changed into Leopard, into the Battle of Kursk Acropolis, and suffered a devastating blow, guderian suggested that anti-tank guns should be chosen as the main defense force when turning to the strategic defense posture, and Hitler agreed that he could arrange the production and distribution of anti-tank guns by himself. However, due to time, industry, economy, personnel and other factors, when the Soviet Union launched a counterattack in 1944, only one third of the national defense forces were equipped with assault guns. At the same time, guderian suggested withdrawing armored forces from the eastern front and reorganizing them. After being rejected by Hitler, he suggested withdrawing armored forces from the western front and obtained approval. 1944 when the allied forces launched the Normandy campaign on June 6th, guderian had reorganized 10 armored division and armored infantry division. Guderian objected to Rommel's defense plan, and Rommel was the main person in charge of the Atlantic barrier. He believes that Rommel had a dispute with the frontline troops because the space of the mobile troops was too large. In the later period of the war, the greater the differences between guderian and Hitler in tactics and strategic views, the more intense the contradictions between them, and many quarrels took place. But out of a military oath of loyalty to the Germans, guderian never joined the plot to overthrow Hitler in the coup. 1944 On July 20th, guderian participated in the honorary military court and was appointed as the acting chief of staff of the army. 1945 In March, on the eve of the defeat of the German army, he was dismissed again by Hitler in the name of six weeks of health rest and sick leave. When he got home the day he was fired, his wife said to him, "What a terrible time you went out today!" " He replied, "Yes, this is the last time. I was dismissed! " ".1945 surrendered to the U.S. army on May 0/kloc-0, and was imprisoned for three years. He was released on 1948, because he did not abuse war criminals or slaughter civilians during the war. Since then, I have been practicing at home and writing my personal biography "Memories of a Soldier". 1May 955 14 guderian died of illness and was buried in Gosla, the first military commander. His son Heinz Gunter guderian (19 14-2004) served as the staff officer of 1 16 armored division in World War II and surrendered in Ruhr's pocket. After the war, he joined the German Bundeswehr and retired as a major general.

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