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In addition, As Zhang Xiaobo said, On the front line at that time, Wearing or not wearing a helmet is a "choice", Because Vietnam is located in Southeast Asia, The climate is hot and humid, Helmets are heavy and airtight, Wearing it is very easy to cause heatstroke, Particularly in fast maneuvers, This is the easiest way to do strenuous activities such as running. Therefore, in order for the troops to fight more efficiently, There would be no mandatory order for everyone to wear a helmet, If you don't want to wear it, you can choose to wear a cloth cap with eaves. So in the vast majority of relevant historical photos, Among our troops participating in the war, The highest percentage of helmets is worn by artillery, It is mainly used to defend the fragments of enemy artillery and various hard objects brought up by explosions in artillery warfare. Even some border militiamen wore helmets in large numbers, On the contrary, the impact is at the forefront, Infantry units carrying out a large number of mobile combat missions are rarely worn, Investigate its reason, It is for the infantry troops to carry out large-scale interspersed operations frequently. Exercise is enormous, It is really inconvenient to wear helmets, This approach has both advantages and disadvantages, It is not good to judge right or wrong here, but when facing such a horrible "killer bee" on the ground on 149, it is regrettable and regrettable that the heavy casualties caused by the low wearing rate of helmets have to be said. If they had worn helmets instead of military caps like Zhang Xiaobo, the casualties caused by the sting attack of "killer bee" would have been much smaller.板栗站在船尾，韩庆站在船头，一边用力摇橹，一边笑道：莫急，到了地方再摘。蒲松龄空有旷世奇才，可惜一次次考试，一次次落榜。命运最后安排他去“三世一品、四世同朝”的毕家坐馆。命运的坎坷却也保全了他的艺术成就。在毕家绰然堂，蒲以《聊斋志异》声名大噪，达官争相一睹为快。春风得意的小说之王马失前蹄，结果竟栽在一个名叫康利贞的奸诈小人手里。由于“一条鞭”事件，漕粮经承康利贞对蒲松龄怀恨。君子永远不是小人的对手，但光明战胜阴暗。这一条“悖论”在蒲松龄身上烙下了深刻的痕迹。蒲松龄终于完成了自己精神的超脱。本剧描述日本癌症中心的胸腔内科医生夏目典明（唐泽寿明）与同样在癌症中心工，负责研究的医生（渡部笃郎）、保险公司职员（及川光博），一同解开癌症末期患者在拿到生前给付的保险金之后，症状便「完全缓解」之谜。Allied casualties: 5,497,600