Huang Jiguang's personal information and background when he blocked the gun.

Huang Jiguang (193165438+1October 8th-1952 65438+1October 20th) is a national hero. 193 1 Born in Zhongjiang County, Sichuan Province, he is a correspondent of Company 9, 45th Division, Chinese people's Volunteer Army. 1952 1 0/kloc-0 died at 597.9 highland in shangganling area of north Korea on October 20th at the age of 21. He was awarded the title of "superhero" by the leading organs of Chinese people's Volunteer Army.

Army party committee posthumously awarded him as China * * * production party official party member; The Standing Committee of the Supreme People's Assembly of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea awarded him the title of "National Hero of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea", the Gold Star Medal and the First Class National Flag Medal.

Guns block the background.

19521kloc-0/9 on the night, Huang Jiguang No.2 Battalion was ordered to counterattack the right-wing 597.9 highland in Shangganling, and it was necessary to occupy the position before dawn to lay the foundation for the victory of the whole counterattack.

The United Nations army's group firepower point on the top of the mountain suppressed the counterattack troops of the volunteers and could not move forward. The battalion chief ordered Company 6 to organize a blasting team to carry out blasting. Company 6 charged the enemy five times, but failed to destroy the enemy bunker. 1 comrades fell.

At this time, it is only more than 40 minutes before dawn. Time is life. At this critical moment, Huang Jiguang standing beside the battalion chief stepped forward.

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Comrades rushed to the "zero" position and found that Huang Jiguang's stocky body was still pressing on the enemy's shooting hole, his hand was still clutching the sacks around him, and his broad chest was tightly blocking the enemy's muzzle ... People saw that Huang Jiguang's leg had been broken, and he was seriously injured in seven places, with a long blood print on his back.

After the sacrifice, Huang Jiguang's whole body wound didn't bleed, and there was no blood in front of the bunker-blood ran out on the road! It is conceivable that at the last moment, Huang Jiguang climbed to the front of the enemy bunker with strong perseverance, dragging his badly injured body and jumping up again.

Unfortunately, because Huang Jiguang grew up in a poor family, she never took photos. Although someone took a photo of the body after the sacrifice, the image was very tragic and the face was difficult to distinguish. When promoting heroic deeds, because there were no available photos, we had to use sketches to plug the loopholes.

After the war, most of the soldiers who witnessed Huang Jiguang's heroic deeds at that time died in later battles. Only Wan Fulai, the company commander of the 6th regiment, was seriously injured and survived.

He heard in the hospital that Huang Jiguang was only posthumously awarded as a "second-class hero" and wrote to express his feelings. Huang Jiguang's "second-class hero" was revoked by the headquarters of the Volunteers, and he was posthumously awarded the title of "superhero"-only Yang Gensi and Huang Jiguang in our army have won this honor so far.

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