When breaking through, did the wounded soldiers leave it alone?

The resettlement of the seriously wounded has always been an important issue in war.

It is unwise to take all of them away desperately, affecting the ability of the whole army to act; But if it is ruthlessly abandoned, it will not only be inhumane, but will also chill the hearts of the whole army and the people.

Generally speaking, there are several ways to place the wounded.

Transported with tools.

The wounded had difficulty keeping up with the troops because of the loss of his mobility (or severe reduction).

Therefore, if you can use tools to let the wounded leave by tools, then carrying the wounded will not affect the combat effectiveness of the whole army.

The rich US imperialists have always been good in this regard.

In the Battle of Changjin Lake, the U.S. Army was besieged by our Ninth Corps. During the breakout, the US military used airstrip aircraft transportation and automobile transportation to transport the wounded.

Therefore, in the battle of Changjin Lake, although the 1st Marine Division broke through with great difficulty, they basically did not leave any wounded.

Before the age of mechanization, it was also very common to transport the wounded on wheels.

During the Western Han Dynasty, Li Ling's lone army went deep and was besieged by the Xiongnu army.

Li Ling led the army and cut away.

Among them, one wounded continued to fight, two wounded drove the vehicle, and three (or more) wounded were carried in the car.

Therefore, if there is a suitable means of transport for the wounded, the average army will not abandon their brothers.

So what if there is a lack of suitable transport, or if the size of the wounded exceeds the capacity of the transport?

Hidden in people's homes.

In areas with a better mass base, the wounded may be relocated to people's homes.

For example, the Shandong region during the Anti-Japanese War and the War of Liberation.

The masses often take the initiative to take care of the wounded soldiers of our army.

Not only will they take the initiative to apply to take care of the wounded during the breakout preparation stage, but they will also take the initiative to go to the battlefield to find wounded soldiers who may need to be cared for after the breakout battle.

These people are not well-off, but they are willing to take care of our soldiers with the best food.

When encountering threats and interrogations from the enemy, some people would rather die than say anything and sacrifice their lives!

Under the careful care of the villagers, many fighters healed their wounds and went back to the troops.

The smiling face full of wrinkles like a ravine, the hands that are as rough and hard as an old tree... It is the unforgettable reliance and unforgettable destination of our soldiers. - War of Liberation.

It can't be said that it doesn't matter, injuries are also comrades-in-arms and brothers. In order to quickly break out of the enemy's encirclement when breaking through, it is not conducive to the battle to bring injuries and illnesses, so it should be transferred to a safe place to prevent comrades from falling into the hands of the enemy.

Be. At the time of the breakthrough, the wounded soldiers were already ignored, and they could only be left to fend for themselves, and there was no way to take care of the wounded soldiers when the war reached the breakthrough stage.

Definitely not, because the wounded soldiers will stay in the position to fight on their own to help the team break through and gain time.

Yes, because if you manage the wounded soldiers when breaking out, it will lead to the failure of the overall breakthrough, if it is an injury that loses mobility, it will naturally be abandoned, and if there is still an injury with mobility, it will be taken care of and helped to a certain extent.

This also needs to be based on the specific situation, if it is a rapid breakthrough, then it will definitely not be able to control these wounded soldiers, can only be arranged nearby or cruel, abandoned, but in fact, more often than not, it is an orderly breakthrough, and naturally someone will take care of these wounded soldiers.

Yes, because we all know that the most important thing when breaking through is to be fast, but if you bring wounded soldiers, it will undoubtedly affect the speed of the march, so you usually choose to abandon it for the sake of the overall situation.

Yes, the wounded soldiers gave up. Breakthrough operations are inherently very risky, and carrying wounded soldiers will certainly drag down the mobility of the troops, and in breakthrough operations, mobility is even more important than combat effectiveness.

I believe that the troops will not abandon any of their comrades-in-arms, and will definitely send special personnel to escort the wounded to retreat first.

The wounded must be evacuated together, resolutely not abandoning any comrades, and making proper arrangements for them, which is a humanitarian requirement and the consensus of our country.

The wounded will not be abandoned unless it is an emergency. In the event of a very urgent situation, these injured people will choose to commit suicide. Because it will not drag the collective back.

Generally, in the case of a particularly urgent situation, the wounded are not taken care of, and those people are discarded.

And during the war years? First of all, Siye is an example, at that time, in the Sanxia Jiangnan Campaign, 8 field surgical units were formed, which were the wounded on the front line, and the operation could be carried out at the front line. Wounded tickets were also issued, and a casualty evacuation system was established in columns, divisions, and regiments.

In each field station, there are medical shelters, and the treatment of the wounded and sick is done by using civilian houses on the spot, and first-aid rooms, operating rooms, dressing change rooms, pharmacies, kitchens, and so on are set up according to the conditions of the houses. At the same time, mobilize the masses to "run hospitals in villages and villages, set up wards in every household, and everyone should be a nurse", and the hospital assigns medical teams to go to villages and households to disperse.

Moreover, concentrating forces to fight a war of annihilation, in fact, can constantly destroy the enemy, and also make the enemy dare not pursue and approach excessively, and it also has a very positive effect on evacuating and protecting the wounded. It is too scary to annihilate all the opposing troops at every turn, eat a regiment at one time, eat a division at the other, and don't even give a chance to escape. It can greatly shake the morale of the opponent's army.

In the end, the opponent did not dare to pursue and get close too much at all. It can also greatly reduce the opponent's combat effectiveness, once it is annihilated, the number of the troops is gone, and there are no experienced veterans left, and it is extremely difficult to rebuild. If it is only defeated, the remaining personnel will become experienced veterans, and their combat power will be bonus; A few more strong men were captured, a batch of arms was allocated, and the team was restored.

It is easy to rebuild the number of this unit, but it is even more difficult to achieve the same combat effectiveness, and the army is a place where honor and tradition are stressed, and after being uprooted, the spirit of this unit will be gone, and the blow to the morale of friendly and neighboring troops will also be huge.

During the Korean War period, the members of the various medical teams worked hard in the extremely difficult environment at the front. In the battlefield close to the line of fire, the team members carried stones, cut down trees, collected shrapnel and wreckage of enemy planes, and built operating rooms, raised and lowered operating tables, bathrooms, rooms, infusion stands, and other medical supplies and equipment.

When the troops move forward, the medical teams move forward, and the wounded transfer agencies move forward. At that time, there were strict regulations on the rescue of offensive campaign companies, the rescue of defensive battle companies, the timing of rescue and rear-end transportation, the organization of guards at all levels of corps, divisions, and regiments, the evacuation work, the presence of lightly wounded people, the ambulance station and organization, health and epidemic prevention, and medicinal materials. In addition, there are strict regulations on the distribution of military stations, the construction of hospitals, and the scope of medical treatment.

Later, in the 79 years of the counterattack against Vietnam, the head and neck, chest and back and multiple injuries were the mainstay, the injuries were more complicated, and the treatment task was quite heavy. The health service force focuses on three links: fire-line rescue, early rescue and timely and safe evacuation. By the end of December 1979, the wounded and sick had been discharged from the hospital.

When breaking through, the wounded soldiers should be left alone, because they must be evacuated quickly when they break through, and the injuries and illnesses can only become a burden, so they can only be left alone, which is very cruel.

Not really. In ancient times, the battlefield also took away the wounded soldiers as much as possible, or after the breakthrough, sent troops to rescue the wounded soldiers who failed to break through.

When you break out, you will also bring injuries and illnesses, although you are disabled, but the breakthrough is like fishing in a water net, even if the enemy forces are all blocked, there are loopholes.