八六海戰紀念碑

Long live Taiwan!

Easy to reach, historical value

Remember the moon in the early morning

Has been occupied by homeless people and drunks, Qiwen police station never persuaded, managed, and was very dirty and smelly! Not worth going'

This small triangle park ... Although I have seen it many times ... but I haven't walked in ... it turns out that there is a lot of history hidden in it ...

Tribute to the dead soldier

The ancient park and green space are all left by big trees...

Major General Hu Jiaheng, commander of the Second Fleet of the Navy patrol in the Eighty-Sixth Sea War, and the martyrdom of the martyrdom. At 6 o'clock on August 5, Major General Hu Jiaheng, commander of the Second Fleet of the Navy patrol, led the Jianmen ship (PCE-45/65, former American Puffin (Auk)-class minesweeper), Zhangjiang ship (PC-118, former US submarine warship) ) and carrying the staff, left Zuoyinggang to Dongshan Island, and at 22:29, unloaded the working rubber boat and staff at 15 nautical miles south of Sujianjiao, Fujian Province, and immediately patrolled the sea at 15 nautical miles southeast of Dongshan Island. The rubber boat returns. At 15:12 on August 5, the East China Sea Fleet Guantong Radar Station has discovered two warships at 84 nautical miles from Zuoying Port; the South China Sea Fleet dispatched 4 escort boats in the Shantou Marine Police Region and 11 escort boats for the speedboat 11 detachments. The six torpedo boats formed the first echelon and were guided by the onshore radar. The Jianmen radar also discovered the enemy boat group and immediately turned to the northeast high-speed detachment. The ambush at sea became a pursuit. At 1:42 on August 6, the PLA escort boat team caught up with the Zhangjiang ship at high speed, and the torpedo boat team caught up with the Jianmen ship. The two ships first opened fire between Dongshan Island and Nan'ao Island, and fought against ten ships of the Chinese People's Liberation Army naval formation. The six torpedo speedboats performed poorly in the night battle, and the launch of nine torpedoes did not match the results. The Jianmen ship retreated to the sea, leaving the Zhangjiang ship to be besieged by four escort boats of the People's Liberation Army. The Zhangjiang ship sank at 3:33, and all the officers and men under Captain Li Zhun had no life. The commander of the South China Sea Fleet, Wu Ruilin, instructed to send another 2 torpedo speedboats to chase the sword ship in the outer sea. At 4 o'clock in the morning, the escort boat team caught up with the Jianmen ship and the two sides exchanged fire. At 5:15, the ammunition in the ammunition chamber of the Jianmen ship was detonated. Major General Hu Jiaheng on the bridge was killed due to the explosion of the nearby 20 mm shell. The captain of the Jianmen No. Wang Qishan was hit by shrapnel and the intestines flowed out. After being captured).