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『楼主』: 200x年美军突袭北京失败原因总结(ZT) 使用 LLM 解释/回答一下

200x年美军突袭北京失败原因总结

　　美军参谋长联席会议主席在美国国会所作的总结：

　　这次失败不仅是战略上的失败，更是战术上的失败。

　　一.我军大意地使用了北京市旅游局的北京旅游图和北京公交公司的北京交通图以及北京地质勘探中心的北京地形图。我们错误的以为中国人给自己用的东西虽然算不上好，但决不会欺骗自己人，然而我们错了。拿到这几张地图的第一天就注定了我们将要在一个错误的时间一个错误的地点和一个错误的国家打一场错误的战争。
　　1.原本要降落在清华大学的101空降师506团3营被错误的空降到颐和园昆明湖中，会水的投降，不会水的淹死，533人无一逃脱。
　　2.第十山地师在攻占云冈地区后，按原计划执行破坏中国航空集团第三研究院的命令，一团一营在云冈镇搜索了将近一天也未找到中航集团三院的确切位置，不得以增加部署整个一团加入搜索，使得部队未能完成作战预案。主力部队在度过永定河时，由于空降部队未能按时将舟桥部队运抵，不得以在渡河地点停留了7小时，在舟桥部队到达后才发现所谓的永定河根本没有水。而一团到撤退时才知道他们在航天三院的大院里整整转了四天!
　　3.陆战三师的重型装甲集群在突破中国守军二十六军阵地后从八达岭高速突入北京市郊，在五环路和八达岭高速交界处遇到在美国前所未见的大堵车，在长达15小时的时间内未能前进一步，被中国人的增援部队击溃。
　　4.降落在大屯的101师502团伞兵选择小区规划图上绿地、会所、游泳池、湖泊降落。结果当他们落地后发现：他们都落在楼顶上，因为开发商擅自更改规划，把原先承诺的绿地会所游泳池湖泊都起了楼以图多卖点钱。更悲惨的是这些该死的小区规划让倒霉的伞兵伞降着陆时死伤无数。幸存伞兵在楼顶与民兵隔着天窗枪战一宿，大部战死。
　　5.唯一在四环内空降的101师501团降落在了朝阳公园，那是四环内唯一一片有空地的地方。空降后发现该地区地势崎岖完全称不上空地，空降的重装备无法运出公园，只得放弃原作战计划，固守公园等待救援。他们是本次战役中第一支被成建制俘虏的部队。
　　6.打巷战时，我们使用的房地产商作为广告宣传的户型图严重失真，所有户型内部空间狭小到了令人恐惧的地步，重型武器均无法运入战前选为要塞的房间；且房屋强度严重不足，无法作为战斗用掩体。
　　7.特别值得一提的是海豹突击队突袭安贞大厦时，特种部队的小伙子们沿消防通道突击，不想消防通道被物业公司封堵或改做他用，拧坏多把钳子后不得不宣告任务失败撤离。
　　8.战地指挥官过度依赖中国官方的公路交通图，导致兵力部署失控，是不可推卸的责任。比如第四重装师从天津一路攻向北京，计划沿京通路，建国路走长安街；然而路上无数缺失的井盖让我军车辆寸步难行，甚至有连绵不断的井盖群将轮式步兵战斗车和坦克卡住不能动弹的现象出现，仅存的坦克部队沿著名的京通快速路狂奔，到达四汇时已被颠散了架，被早已守候多时的收废旧家具的乘坐板车（一种近乎原始的中国农民用的运输工具）的疑似民兵的人群（经战后确认，虽然他们在当时表现出了惊人的战斗力，但他们并非民兵，只是收破烂的农民）一拥而上全部收去废旧站。
　　9.负责突袭北京首都国际机场的八十二空降师在占领机场后沿机场高速公路进入市区，在通过四元桥时由于桥梁质量低劣，重型装备的驾驶员不敢通过，只得放弃车辆轻装前进。在三元桥面对让人晕头转向的36个红灯和数小时的堵车，被太阳晒得中了暑的士兵们纷纷四散找水喝，大批军人因口渴难耐不得不饮用北京被严重污染的地下水而口吐白沫四肢痉挛不能控制自己的拿起枪来乱射，并高喊：我的上帝，是哪个五角大楼的王八蛋要求进攻这里的？老子要宰了他！！！这里能住人吗？我们千里迢迢的打来这里，真是自寻死路啊！！！
　　10.我军机械化部队进城简直是一场灾难，一路上有大大小小十几个收费站要交钱，而且按吨位交钱，同样是过车辆，该死的中国军队至少比我们少交一半的钱！！！而且，连查养路费的也到处设岗，进了城又被交警罚款，且收费人员素质低下，分不清美元和人民币，不论什么钱都要同样的数字！令我军视进城为畏途（早知道应该带日本人来）。

### Summary of Reasons for the Failure of the U.S. Military Raid on Beijing in the Year 200x

The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the U.S. Military made a summary before the U.S. Congress:

This failure is not only a strategic failure but also a tactical failure.

1. Our army carelessly used the Beijing Tourist Map from the Beijing Municipal Tourism Bureau, the Beijing Traffic Map from the Beijing Public Transport Company, and the Beijing Topographic Map from the Beijing Geological Exploration Center. We mistakenly thought that the things used by the Chinese for themselves, although not very good, would never deceive their own people. However, we were wrong. The very first day we got these few maps doomed that we were going to fight a wrong war at a wrong time, in a wrong place, and in a wrong country.
1. The 3rd Battalion, 506th Regiment, 101st Airborne Division, which was originally supposed to land at Tsinghua University, was mistakenly airdropped into Kunming Lake in the Summer Palace. Those who could swim surrendered, and those who couldn't drown. None of the 533 people escaped.
2. After the 10th Mountain Division captured the Yungang area, it carried out the order to destroy the Third Research Institute of China Aviation Group as per the original plan. The 1st Battalion of the 1st Regiment searched the Yungang Town for nearly a day and failed to find the exact location of the Third Research Institute of China Aviation Group. As a result, the entire 1st Regiment had to be added to the search, causing the unit to fail to complete the combat plan. When the main force crossed the Yongding River, since the airborne unit failed to deliver the pontoon bridge unit on time, it had to stay at the crossing place for 7 hours. After the pontoon bridge unit arrived, it was discovered that the so-called Yongding River had no water at all. And the 1st Regiment didn't know until the retreat that they had been circling in the compound of the Aerospace Third Institute for four whole days!
3. The heavy armor group of the 3rd Marine Division broke through the position of the 26th Army of the Chinese defense forces and entered the outskirts of Beijing from the Badaling Expressway. It encountered an unprecedented traffic jam at the junction of the 5th Ring Road and the Badaling Expressway. It failed to move forward for 15 consecutive hours and was defeated by the Chinese reinforcement forces.
4. The paratroopers of the 502nd Regiment, 101st Division, who landed in Datun chose to land on the green spaces, clubs, swimming pools, and lakes on the community planning map. As a result, when they landed, they found that they all landed on the rooftops because the developer arbitrarily changed the plan, building buildings where the originally promised green spaces, clubs, swimming pools, and lakes were supposed to be in order to sell more units. What was even more tragic was that these damn community plans caused countless casualties among the unfortunate paratroopers when they parachuted and landed. The surviving paratroopers fought with the militia through the skylights on the rooftops all night, and most of them were killed in action.
5. The 501st Regiment, 101st Division, which was the only one airdropped within the 4th Ring Road, landed in Chaoyang Park. It was the only open area within the 4th Ring Road. After landing, it was discovered that the terrain in this area was rugged and definitely not an open area. The heavy equipment airdropped could not be transported out of the park, so it had to abandon the original combat plan and hold out in the park waiting for rescue. They were the first unit to be captured as a complete formation in this battle.
6. When fighting巷战 (urban combat), the apartment floor plans used for advertising by real estate developers by our army were seriously distorted. All the internal spaces of the apartments were so narrow that it was terrifying, and heavy weapons could not be transported into the rooms selected as fortresses before the battle; and the strength of the buildings was seriously insufficient to be used as combat fortifications.
7. It is particularly worth mentioning that when the SEAL Team raided Anzhen Building, the special forces young men rushed along the fire escape, but the fire escape was blocked or converted for other uses by the property management company. After breaking several pliers, they had to declare the mission failed and withdraw.
8. The battlefield commander over-relied on the official Chinese road maps, which led to the loss of control of troop deployment, and he was irreversibly responsible. For example, the 4th Heavy Division advanced from Tianjin towards Beijing, planning to take the Jingtong Road and Jianguo Road to go along Chang'an Avenue; however, countless missing manhole covers on the road made it difficult for our army's vehicles to move forward. There were even phenomena where continuous manhole cover groups got the wheeled infantry fighting vehicles and tanks stuck. The remaining tank unit ran wildly along the famous Jingtong Expressway. When it reached Sihui, it had been shaken apart. It was rushed by a group of people who seemed to be militia riding cart boards (a nearly primitive transportation tool used by Chinese farmers). (It was confirmed after the battle that although they showed amazing combat effectiveness at that time, they were not militia but waste collectors.) They were all taken to the waste recycling station.
9. The 82nd Airborne Division responsible for raiding Beijing Capital International Airport entered the urban area along the Airport Expressway after occupying the airport. When passing through Siyuan Bridge, due to the poor quality of the bridge, the drivers of the heavy equipment did not dare to pass, so they had to abandon the vehicles and move forward lightly. Facing 36 confusing red lights and several hours of traffic jam at Sanyuan Bridge, the soldiers who were sunburned and got heatstroke scattered to find water to drink. A large number of soldiers, unable to endure the thirst, had to drink the seriously polluted underground water in Beijing, and they foamed at the mouth and had limb convulsions, unable to control themselves to pick up the guns and shoot randomly, and shouted: "Oh my God, which son of a bitch from the Pentagon ordered the attack here? I'm going to kill him! Can people live here? We traveled all the way here to fight, it's really asking for trouble!!!"
10. The entry of our mechanized units into the city was simply a disaster. There were more than a dozen toll stations of all sizes along the way that required payment, and the payment was based on tonnage. Similarly, for passing vehicles, the damn Chinese army paid at least half less money than us!!! Moreover, there were checkpoints everywhere to check the road maintenance fees. After entering the city, they were fined by the traffic police, and the toll collection personnel had low quality, unable to distinguish between U.S. dollars and RMB, and they demanded the same amount of money regardless of what currency it was! This made our army regard entering the city as a dreaded thing (it should have brought the Japanese here earlier).

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2006-9-10 06:38