General Ji Cheong-cheon organized young men flocking from all over the country to each unit of the Korean Independence Army and received guns and ammunition from the Chinese volunteer army led by Jeongcho, armed about 2/3 of all troops. However, there was urgent news that a massive attack by the Japanese and Manchurian forces began before the conscripted troops from all over the country gathered completely at the location of the Korean Independence Army Command. " Commander, it is said that the Japanese and Manchurian troops are invading Binhyeon with large-scale troops mobilized by aircraft." Choi Man-chwi, deputy officer of the Korean Independence Army, announced the advance of the enemy. "Um..." General Ji Cheong-cheon frowned and gave a short moan. It was still before the full gathering of the Korean independence forces, and the enemy's advance began with sufficient gun and ammunition support from the Chinese mercenary, so it is a reality to fight the enemy under quite unfavorable conditions. "General, we don't have enough troops and weapons yet. It would be better to withdraw from here and pursue a future." It was the advice of Deputy Commander Hwang Hak-soo. However, General Ji Cheong-cheon shook his head. "Although we are not ready yet, General Jeongcho, the commander of the Middle East Railway Command, is a person who actively cooperated in recruiting and armed forces. The person who helped us is in an emergency under the siege of the enemy, but we cannot leave the military without knowing. With the current troops, we will have to help the Middle East Railway to prevent the enemy from advancing." Following General Ji Cheong-cheon's decision, the Korean independent forces are fully prepared to check equipment and help Chinese volunteer forces to fight against the enemy. At that time, when Deputy President Hee-heup Jilin surrendered to Japan in Binhyeon, warlords in Manchuria, including Pungjeomhae, Idu, and Jeongcho, opposed it and formed the anti-Japanese government. The Japanese army launched the invasion with the aim of destroying Lee Doo's Jilinjawi Army and Jeongcho's Middle East Railway Road Army and overthrowing the anti-Japanese government of Jilin Province, where Sung Yoon served as president. The main unit of the Korean Independence Army joined forces with the Middle East Railway Ho-gun near Ssangseong, near Herbin, and fought head-on with the Japanese and Manchuria forces. Japanese cavalry regiments and infantry flocked like ants and approached the castle with bullets. The Korean Independence Army and the Chinese Volunteer Army launched fire at the same time, aiming at the enemy in a trapping posture. As bullets poured out, Japanese soldiers' blood swords spread everywhere, and the smell of fierce gunpowder vibrated everywhere. The Japanese army, which was rushing recklessly to the castle, was injured in the baptism of bullets by the ROK-China Allied Forces or collapsed with good blood. There was also a Japanese cavalry running on a horse and being shot and plunging to the ground. General Ji Cheong-cheon held the archipelago high and encouraged the soldiers to lead the battle. Guns are the eyes of my country. Bullets are gifts from my country. Shoot! Knock down the enemy! Lieutenant General Senjuro Hayashi, a deputy commander of the Japanese Kwandong-gun, was once stabbed back after a series of casualties in the first attack. And he issued a new operational order. "Contact the Air Force Squadron and tell them to bomb the castle!" An hour later, about 10 Japanese Air Force aircraft were dispatched and approached as a double castle with the Korean-Chinese Allied Forces' drainage camp. Since it was not possible to destroy the ROK-China allied forces through land warfare, it was planned to destroy the defense using a bomber. When the sound of the engine came from the sky, the ROK-China coalition began to shake loudly. Jicheongcheon Stream, which was holding an operational meeting at a crowd barracks with Jeong Cho, commander of the Middle East Railway Command, left the barracks because the situation outside was unusual. "What's wrong?" Chinese military commander Jeong Chow asked his subordinate. The vice minister pointed to the sky and answered. "It's an enemy bomber. I'm a teenager. If it stays like this, the damage will be severe. "You have to retreat quickly." General Ji Cheong-cheon hurriedly shouted to Jeongcho. "General Chung, hurry up and recover your troops. Perhaps the enemy's attack will soon proceed." At this time, a large bomb fell from the sky and began to devastate the Allied camp. Soldiers who were devastated by the flames and the fragments of the bomb were screaming and dying. The bombing of Japanese aircraft began. Whenever a roar sounded as if the earth was shaking, the gods of Chinese volunteer soldiers flew into the air and flames began to spread out of control. Without missing that moment, Japanese cavalry and infantry shouted en masse and rushed to Ssangseong to surround the ROK-China Allied Forces. The Guilimjawi Army, led by Lee Doo, blocked the enemy's charge and fought to cover the allies who were retreating first. However, the fortress wall had already collapsed and a tremendous number of enemy troops flocked to fire, and Suseongjeon Battle was inevitably insufficient as it carried out bombing using aircraft. The Middle East Railway Road Army, led by Jeongcho, was also trapped in the enemy's siege and struggled. General Ji Cheong-cheon rushed to the back of the Japanese army to recover the Korean independence forces under his command and rescue the troops of Jeongcho surrounded by the enemy. The battle gradually turned into a battle of white soldiers. The ROK-China Allied Forces fought against the Japanese by inserting a large sword into the gun. However, since most of the Japanese troops were cavalry fighting on horseback, the war against the white soldiers was also disadvantageous from the standpoint of the Korean-Chinese forces, which consisted of all soldiers. General Ji Cheong-cheon, commander-in-chief of the Korean Independence Army, and General Hwang Hak-soo, commander-in-chief, wielded an archipelago and cut and stabbed the Japanese army at random, leading the battle desperately. Jeongcho, commander of the Middle East Railway, fought alone on a horse and was shot by an enemy in his thigh and fell. A Japanese cavalry officer looked at it and raised the archipelago like a beast who found food and attacked the beginning. "Dangerous!" Jicheongcheon hurriedly pulled a pistol and pulled the trigger aimed at a Japanese military officer. When a Japanese military officer was shot through the head by a bullet from Jicheongcheon Stream and fell below the horse, Hwang Hak-soo ran like an arrow to support the foundation and raised him. When the siege was barely broken by the battle of the Korean Independence Army, all the allied forces hurriedly ran away, swallowing the bitterness of crushing defeat. According to a report from the Chosun Ilbo on the 12th at the time, the Japanese and Manchurian troops hit 1,800 dead and 2,000 injured allied forces in this battle, and won a great victory to annihilate one regiment of the Guilimjawi army. Of course, it seems exaggerated because it is a Japanese military announcement, but it is confirmed that the ROK-China coalition suffered serious damage in this battle. After the invasion of this battle, the Chinese volunteer forces of Idu and Jeongcho retreated toward Binhyeon and Yeonsuhyeon, the eastern regions of Herbin. Of course, the Korean Independence Army, which acted with them, also fought against the Japanese and Japanese Allied Forces in the eastern part of Herbin. On February 21, the ROK-China Allied Forces occupied one-sided waves in the south of Juha Prefecture along the eastern line of the Dongji Railway, but despite a 10-day battle, they were hit hard by enemy air strikes using aircraft and were forced to give up one-sided waves and retreat on March 3. After that, the General Command of the Anti-Japanese Union Army was moved to Yeonsu-hyeon in early March. Here, the Korean Independence Army agreed to jointly carry out operations with the 7th Brigade of the Jilinjawi Army led by Gobongrim. However, in April 1932, the Korean Independence Army was stationed at Heukryonggung Palace to defend against training, but when the Japanese and pro-Japanese Guilim forces moved north using the Middle East Railway, they fought a fierce battle again, but were defeated without being able to suffer Japanese air force bombed in the air using aircraft. Since then, the Korean Independence Army has fought against the Japanese and Manchurian forces in succession while moving military to the Jeongjeong and Uiran regions. However, when Chinese volunteer forces, which had been defeated in a series of battles, fled to the Soviet Union across the border, the Korean independent forces planned to withdraw from the Songhwagang River to Mokran County, Heukryonggang River, to recover the military. In addition, in order to preserve the independent army's anti-war power, the remaining general soldiers were dispersed to preserve the daily life, thereby promoting the future. This was because the initial battle was so great that in the absence of an expansion of military supplies and troops, further battles only increased damage and made the path of independent forces complete. Meanwhile, Ahn Jong-myeong, the 5th commander of the Korean Independence Army, joined forces with Gobongrim's troops and retreated toward Aseonghyeon, defeating the Japanese army's pursuit, and Jeonbukbin, the 3rd leader of the Korean Independence Army, also joined forces to continue the guerrilla forces. Han Moo-bin, the 4th captain, joined the Jilin Self-Defense Force's Sachungsan unit and carried out a rear disturbance operation in the south of the Jungdong Line. Meanwhile, the units of Jo Gyeong-han and Kwon Oh-jin, who were unable to join the main unit due to the full-scale war on the Middle East front after completing their recruitment, joined the 9th Division of the Korean Independence Army guerrilla brigade near Taepyeongcheon. General Ji Cheong-cheon temporarily retreated to Heukryonggangseong Fortress after taking care of the first battalion of Oh Kwang-seon, the second battalion of the worst, and the Byeoldongdae of Shim Man-ho, holding resentment of the initial battle defeat. He gathered his subordinates and sought a future career path.
"It was our first battle against the Korean Independence Army in partnership with the Chinese volunteer forces, but it suffered considerable serious damage. Even before each unit of our military gathered in one place, a massive attack by the enemy began, and many soldiers were killed. As the Japanese army mobilized air force to bomb, the military's desperate resistance returned to nothing, and unlike the original agreement with the Chinese army, food and bullets were not supplied enough, and later it was cut off, and the control and cooperation of the Korean-Chinese forces were too insufficient. However, it will be our job to overcome these pains and hardships and unite the anti-Japanese struggle again." Thanks to General Ji Cheong-cheon's encouragement, Korean independence army officials tried to reorganize the Korean independence army, leaving behind the bitterness of defeat. General Ji Cheong-cheon dispatched Oh Kwang-seon and Kim Joon to the south of the Songhwagang River to detect the situation of the dispersed Korean independent forces and the situation of Chinese volunteer forces. In addition, as much as possible, it ordered the establishment of a base for the reorganization of the Korean independent army. The Chinese army of Yidu and Jeongcho, which were originally collaborated, gave up the anti-Japanese war and moved to old age due to unfavorable power, so they had to seek a new path for the Korean independence army. Oh Kwang-sun and Kim Joon met with Shin Sook, the chief of staff, who broke up in the battle of Yeonsu-hyeon in the northwestern part of the country, and continued to inform the whereabouts of the commander-in-chief and arrived at Daeseokha, the location of the party branch. In addition, Kim Chang-hwan, Lee Gyu-bo, Gong Chang-jun, Han Hae-gang, and Cha Chul, executives of the Korean Independence Party and the Korean Independence Army, who had been out of contact, also contacted each other. They held an emergency meeting of the Korea Independence Party in May and decided on the following matters. 1. Reorganize military actions, but set Daeseokha as a temporary center to recover already dispersed units and soldiers. 2. Recruit and train recruits soon to send people to the general commander of Jicheongcheon, his staff, and direct troops to Daeseokha. 3. Since there is no military agreement, the army can take action. According to this decision, Cho Gyeong-han, Ahn Jong-myeong, and Lee Gyu-bo went to Yeongpadun, Aseonghyeon, and negotiated with Gobongrim, and a joint venture was established. Thus, the unit also moved to Yeongpadun and stationed there. At the same time, Jeongnamjeon and one other person were dispatched to the north of the Heukryonggang River to contact the general commander of Jicheongcheon Stream and report the situation. Soon after, the unit reorganization and recruitment began, and military training began with Oh Kwang-seon as the training captain. At this time, the son of General Ji Cheong-cheon, who was staying in Soseokha, joined the Korean Independence Army to join the anti-Japanese war following his father. Yoon Yong-ja, the wife of General Ji Cheong-cheon and mother of Ji Dal-soo, was shocked and barely recovered after wandering around the private sector when her son left for the independence army and participated in the anti-Japanese war, which may lose his life. Meanwhile, the leaders of the Korean Independence Army, including General Ji Cheong-cheon, reunited with Chief of Staff Shin Sook in Mokran via Tongha. And as a result of the consultation, it was decided to move south to avoid the thawing period. Afterwards, he decided to enter Dongsan-ri through Mokran and Dongheung, recruit young people, and conduct military training, and take advantage of the opportunity to take the class. And from there, two young men were dispatched to the south of the Songhwagang River to faithfully communicate with each other. Thus, at a time when traffic became possible after the thawing period, Jicheongcheon and his party crossed the Songhwagang River through the Japanese military's border with a change of disguise. At that time, the Songhwagang River area was in an instant situation due to the entanglement of Japanese subjugation and Manchurian local forces. Jicheongcheon met with Jeongnamjeon and was reported on the situation of each battalion and hurried to the Namrim region. In June 1932, the troops in Yeongpadun also moved to Naprim, and finally, the Korean independence forces scattered around the country were emotionally reunited. As a result, the Korean Independence Army was fully organized. General Ji Cheong-cheon was welcomed by local residents by actively helping the agriculture of private houses by conducting military training while organizing the military, preventing any inconvenience to the Korean rural areas, and implementing protection policies. The Korean Independence Army's military power expanded day by day, and it launched a joint operation with about 2,000 troops of the 7th Brigade of the Jilin Self-Defense Force led by Gobongrim, and finally launched an attack on Ssangseong in early September.
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