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Main Experiences Gained by the XXX Artillery Regiment During Its Participation in the Counterattack in Self-Defense Against Vietnam

In the counterattack in self-defense against Vietnam, the X Artillery Division’s XXX Regiment was attached to the XX Army during the operation and formed one of the army’s artillery groups. Bearing a deep-seated hatred for the reactionary Vietnamese authorities, imbued with high morale and a heroism that overwhelms all enemies, they coordinated closely with the infantry and fought courageously. Under the correct direction of the army’s top commanders, the regiment hit the Vietnamese aggressor forces with accurate, rapid, sudden, and fierce fire and gave effective support to infantry combat operations. The regiment bombarded a total of 142 objectives (on 193 occasions), among which were 60 enemy artillery positions (on 81 occasions), 11 observation posts (on 19 occasions), two command posts (on three occasions), 28 strong points (on 35 occasions), 19 exposed infantry locations (on 24 occasions), two assembled tank groups, and 10 blocking points and conducted bombardment of 11 important targets. Some of the targets the unit hit were Liang shan’s (VN: Lang Son) municipal post office, public security department, power distribution center, and railway station. The regiment fired a total of 9,181 rounds. It destroyed 10 enemy cannons, 13 howitzers, four mortars, three antiaircraft machine guns, three machine guns, and five motor vehicles. According to top army leaders, 40 percent of the enemy’s casualties were inflicted by artillery fire during the campaign. [The regiment] dealt a