Chapter 120 Li Qiwei hit hard

From May 23 to June 10, the Volunteers couldn't hold on anymore and began to withdraw northward across the board. It used a nice name - "transfer to the north". In order to cover the transfer and rest of the main force, each corps reserved one division to one army for mobile defense to delay the enemy's advance. With the strength of 13 divisions of 4 armies, the United Nations Army formed a "task force" with motorized infantry, artillery, and tanks, and quickly interspersed and surrounded the volunteers along the road. Due to the underestimation of the rapid counterattack of the United Nations Army across the board, the organization and planning of the retreat and transfer of the Volunteers was not well planned, and some of the troops responsible for the movement defense had not yet entered the defense area, and some had entered the defense but did not control the key points and roads well. Failed to organize an effective alternate cover, so there were many gaps, allowing the United Nations "task force" to take advantage of the gaps, and the volunteers were interspersed and divided, and they were very passive.

There was even chaos on the central front. The 60th Army had a large number of wounded waiting to be transported. They were ordered to stop the enemy in place and failed to enter the predetermined area to deploy defenses. Once the enemy breaks through the frontier of the Volunteers, they will use mechanized marches to advance 50 to 80 kilometers in depth within three days.By the 24th, the Volunteer Army's mobile defense line had not yet been formed, and it was broken by the United Nations Army.Some units of the Volunteer Army were blocked behind the enemy, mainly including the 12th Army of the Volunteer Army and its two divisions, the 27th Army, and the 180th Division of the 60th Army. Among them, the 91st Regiment of the 12th Army was blocked in The Sanjuli area at a depth of 90 kilometers.