Why do those who are at the forefront of the battle survive so easily?

In battle, although the people who rushed to the front were the first to face danger, they were not the first to be eliminated in terms of tactics and tactics. Let me give you my opinion.

First of all, if the enemy has gunpowder or bows and arrows, if you want them to exert maximum lethality, you generally have to shoot into the middle of the crowd. Therefore, this kind of danger will generally be far away from the first row, but it will pose a greater threat to the people in the middle, because the general crowd in the middle is denser, so they will be placed there.

The second is that when the two armies are fighting, the one who rushes to the front is said to have fought from the beginning. However, with the influx of follow-up troops, they will be at the very edge of the battlefield. Therefore, when the war is really fierce, they are the safest at the very edge, because the people in the middle may have enemies in all directions.

They can act on the edge of the edge, whether it is to escape or sneak up behind the enemy, which is relatively safer.

First of all, we need to know a problem, that is, no one is not afraid of death, and those who rush to the forefront of the war are not afraid of death. It's that they have a certain belief in their hearts that behind them is their motherland and family, if they don't rush forward. Then it will be his family who will be sacrificed.

On the one hand, it is to defend your country, and on the other hand, there will be people who will urge you to rush forward in war. The discipline of the army is made of iron, and without an iron discipline it cannot be called a unit, and when the soldiers charge, there will inevitably be some people to supervise them to rush forward.

Once a soldier is found to have signs of retreat, it can be dealt with as a deserter, because if you don't rush forward, you have to retreat, in fact, this is a very disturbing thing that is absolutely not allowed to happen in the army.

There is also the configuration of tactics, in fact, the troops at the forefront are not necessarily live targets, in fact, those anti-Japanese TV dramas are wrong, and arranging troops is the most basic thing in an army.

The 1st echelon rushed forward, and the 234th echelon took cover. For example, we often hear about fire cover and the like. Therefore, the enemy also gives priority to striking those heavy firepower**.

Otherwise, their ** will be very large, so either rush to the front or die first. Life and death on the battlefield are instantaneous, and there is no order.

Now there are many anti-Japanese TV dramas on TV, and in order to create a bloody battle scene of thousands of people, the director let thousands of people fight in an orderly manner, without formation, and one person with a big knife and people rushes to the enemy, which is actually inconsistent with the actual situation. Generally, when charging, it is very disciplined and has a certain tactical formation, and today we will explain why the person who rushes to the front is the least likely to die.

In the war, as soon as the charge horn sounds, everyone has to rush up with a roar, which can best improve morale, and it is not possible to rush if you want to, because from ancient times to the present, there is a special unit behind to supervise the charge of the soldiers, that is, the supervision team, and the task of the supervision team is to stare at the back with a gun.

If the situation is very bad, they will kill the chickens and monkeys and shoot them directly, which plays a certain deterrent role, because the battlefield is so chaotic and the situation is difficult to control.

Therefore, those who retreat generally do not survive, and will be caught or shot directly by the Warlords, so why is the survival rate of those who charge in front high? As mentioned at the beginning, when fighting, there are tactical teams, and they all have a certain discipline, and they are not charged indiscriminately.

It is said that the first echelon is the first to meet the enemy, but the people in the first echelon are generally relatively strong in combat, or they are directly death squads, rushing forward with a roar like a rainbow, and the commander will change the lineup at any time according to the changes in the battlefield situation, so that the people in the first echelon can become the second echelon at any time.

Therefore, it is not easy to die on the battlefield if you rush to the front, after all, the brave are favored by the goddess of luck.

There was a battle of Lao Shan, let's put it this way, the first squad leader rushed out during the raid, and the Vietnamese army did not react at all, but when the second platoon of the company commander went up, the enemy artillery fire came, and the main ** were in the second platoon, and the first squad leader who rushed out came back intact.

Nonsense: Rushing in front can find good cover to dodge....The back ones are all because the bunkers in front are gone! Standing ** simmering and dying!

If you use a shell, the mortality rate of the people in front is not high, and the middle should be the highest, and if you use a machine gun, you should be careful to charge and find cover, and the people in front will occupy the bunker such as stones in advance, and the death rate of the people behind will be high. It feels like this thing is luck.

Generally, the head of the snake is released, the tail of the snake is hit, and then it is completely annihilated.