长津以东:朝鲜的包围与突破 1950 朝鲜战争, East of Chosin: Entrapment and Breakout in Korea, 1950 中英双语 【百度机翻】

roy Appleman's East Of Chosin, First Published In 1987, Won Acclaim From Reviewers, Readers, And Veterans And Their Families. For The First Time, There Was One Complete And Accessible Record Of What Happened To The Army Troops Trapped East Of The Chosin Reservoir During The First Wintry Blast Of The Korean War. Based Heavily On The Author's Interviews And Correspondence With The Survivors, East Of Chosin Provided Some Of Those Men With Their First Clue To The Fate Of Fellow Soldiers. In November Of 1950, U.s. Forces Had Pushed Deep Into North Korea. Unknown To Them, Chinese Troops Well Equipped For Below Zero Temperatures And Blizzard Conditions Were Pushing South. With The 1st Marine Division On The West Side Of The Frozen Chosin Reservoir, The Army's Hastily Assembled 31st Regimental Combat Team, 3,000 Strong, Advanced Up The East Side Of The Reservoir. Task Force Faith In The Extreme Northern Position Caught The Surprise Chinese Attack. With Rifles And Vehicles Often Immobilized In The Cold And Snow, The Task Force Struggled To Retreat Through A Tortuous Mountain Gauntlet Of Enemy Fire. With Truckloads Of Dead And Wounded Trapped Along On The Road, A Few Of The 385 Survivors Trudged Across The Frozen Reservoir To Alert The Marines To Their Plight.

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appleman's Book Clears Up One Of The Nagging Mysteries Of The Korean War: The Fate Of The 7thstet U.s. Division's Task Force Faith Between November 27december 1, 1950, When Chinese Forces Surrounded It Along The Icy Shores Of The Chosin Reservoir. Due To Poor Command Decisions And Lack Of Communication, Only 385 Out Of Some 3000 Gis Made It Back To The Relative Safety Of The Marine Perimeter Nearby. Appleman Addresses The Oft-debated Question Of Why The Marines Did Not Send A Rescue Force, And The Degree To Which The Sacrifice Of The Gis Enabled The 1ststet Marine Division To Accomplish Its Successful Retreat. Based On Analysis Of Official Records And Interviews With Survivors, This Study Can Be Appreciated As A Highly Suspenseful Account Of A Military Catastrophe And As An Inverted Object Lesson In Field Command Under The Worst Possible Conditions. As The Author Remarks, ``it Would Be Hard To Find A More Nearly Hopeless Or More Tragic Story In American Military History.'' Appleman Wrote The Highly Regarded South To The Naktong, North To The Yalu. Photos. (april 27)

In November, 1950, with the highly successful Inchon Landing behind him, Gen. Douglas MacArthur planned the last major offensive of what was to be a brief "conflict": the drive that would push the North Koreans across the Yalu River into Manchuria. In northern Korea, US forces assembled at Chosin Reservoir to cut behind the North Korean forces blocking the planned march to Manchuria. Roy E. Appleman, noted historian of the Korean conflict, describes the tragic fate of the troops of the 31st Regimental Combat Team which fought this engagement and presents a thorough analysis of the physical conditions, attitudes, and command decisions that doomed them. 图表目录 地图列表 前言 1. 朝鲜战争,1950年11月 2. 军队在长津湖集合 3. 陆军占据了海军陆战队的前沿阵地 4. 长津的敌人:未知的50人知道什么 5. 第一晚,11月27-28日 6. 第二天,11月28日 7. 第二晚,11月28日至29日 8. 第31团战斗队在入口处整编 9. 德雷克上尉的第二次坦克袭击,11月29日 10. 第二营,第31步兵团,未能到达16点 11. 11月28日,麦克阿瑟召开会议 12. 第三晚特遣部队信仰号在入口 13. 从虎洞尼撤至哈加鲁里 14. 入口的第四晚,11月3日至12月1日 15. 12月1日,从入口周界突破 16. 第一座被炸毁的桥 17. 希尔的中国街区1221号 18. 中国人摧毁了车队 19. 逃到下谷里的人 20. 救济部队的问题 21. 美国和敌人的损失 22. 特遣部队的信念能得救吗? 23. 结语 A 影响第一海军陆战队师和陆军第31皇家骑兵旅的因素对比 B 第31届RCT组织结构图,1950年11月27日 C 第31次RCT,估计兵力,1950年11月27日 D 1950年12月4日,哈加鲁里,第32步兵团第1营兵力 F 指挥部和参谋部,第31 RCT,在Chosin 现在 书目注释 索引