In June 1985, the Central Military Commission decided to carry out a million-dollar disarmament and carry out a historic reorganization of our army. This tremendous change involves the abolition of the military headquarters of 11 field armies, the leading organs of four large military regions, and other units of the whole army. Among them, the withdrawal of the first army of the Beijing Military Region has aroused people's attention to the fate of the divisions of this veteran army.
The 66th Army: Weak crown, a new pattern of seven military regions.
The 66th Army, which was formed in February 1949, was formed from the 1st Column of the Field Army of the North China Military Region, and once had the 1st Division. After the War of Liberation, the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and other battles, the army performed well. However, in the 1985 major disarmament, the 66th Army underwent a downsizing, and the divisions in it also embarked on different destinies.
The 197th Division: The glory of the strong force, the helpless move of a million disarmament.
The history of the 197th Division can be traced back to August 1947, when it became the 2nd Brigade of the Jijin Column with the 1st Army Division of the Jijin Military Region as the backbone. In the War of Liberation, the 197th Division repeatedly performed well and participated in many battles, such as Huqiu, Shijiazhuang, Pingjin, etc. However, in the 1985 dismantling, the 197th Division had to face the fate of being withdrawn, and was finally reorganized into the 5th Garrison Brigade of the Beijing Military Region.
The 198th Division: The fine tradition of the infrastructure engineering corps.
In November 1969, the 198th Division was formed based on the 5th Engineering Area. In the decades of its existence, the 198th Division has made outstanding contributions to supporting local economic construction with its fine traditions, especially in supporting local economic construction. However, in 1985, the 198th Division was forced to withdraw during the major disarmament, ending its glorious history.
The 196th Division: ill-fated, a new chapter in the journey of strengthening the army.
The 196th Division was fortunate to be the sole seedling of the 66th Army, and its history can be traced back to August 1946, when the 1st Independent Brigade was established in Dongzhi Town, Wutai County, Shanxi Province. In the War of Liberation, the 196th Division was the fist unit in the hands of the superior chief, and repeatedly proved its strength on the battlefield. However, in the 1985 major disarmament, the 196th Division also faced the fate of being withdrawn, and was finally transferred to the Tianjin Garrison District, becoming the only seedling in the original 66th Army.
New Journey: The Magnificent Transformation of the 196th Division.
In September 1998, the ** Military Commission implemented a major disarmament of 500,000 troops, and the 196th Division implemented the establishment of a motorized infantry brigade. After several adjustments, the division gradually broke away from the fate of "reserve" and returned to the combat sequence of field troops. In February 2016, the 196th Mobu Brigade was reassigned to the Central Theater Army with the 65th Group Army, and in the new round of military reform in 2017, it was incorporated into the combat sequence of the 82nd Group Army of the Central Theater Army, and was successfully transformed and reshaped into a synthetic force. So far, the bloodline of the 66th Army of the former Beijing Military Region has become a unique seedling, and with high morale and full of enthusiasm, it has become a leader in the journey of strengthening the army.
Conclusion: The historical footprint of military reform inherits the spirit of strengthening the army.
The 1985 million-dollar disarmament not only changed the organizational structure of our armed forces, but also led many heroic troops to a different fate. In this process, the glorious history of the 66th Army and the legendary journeys of various divisions constitute a magnificent picture. The purpose of dismantling and reorganization was to better meet the needs of national defense at that time, and the journey of strengthening the army did not stop after all. Today, the 196th Division, which has gone through ups and downs, has devoted itself to a new mission with a new look, continuing the immortal legend of the cause of strengthening the military.
This article vividly presents the far-reaching impact of the 1985 million-dollar disarmament on the 66th Army of our army, and through the historical review of the 66th Army and its divisions, it shows the unique contribution and legendary journey of this army in the history of China.
First of all, the article skillfully uses the timeline to clearly outline the background of the formation of the 66th Army and the fate of disarmament. This historical context provides the reader with the necessary context to understand the topic of the article, making the whole article more coherent and readable.
Secondly, the historical depiction of the first division is vivid and interesting. In particular, the article highlights the outstanding performance of the 197th Division in the Liberation War, allowing readers to feel the glorious history of this strong force more deeply. The elaboration of the 198th Division's fine tradition of focusing on infrastructure engineering shows the division's special contribution to national construction and provides a vivid case for the diverse role of the army.
The fate of the 196th Division, as the only seedling in the army, is even more thought-provoking. The article's clever use of the word "ill-fated" highlights the force's bumpy experience in the wave of disarmament. However, with its subsequent changes and transformations, the 196th Division successfully transformed into a synthetic powerhouse, presenting a new chapter in the journey of strengthening the army, which left a deep impression on readers.
Finally, through summarizing the process of military reform, the article emphasizes the purpose of reorganization, reduction, and dismantling, that is, to meet the needs of national defense and promote the cause of strengthening the military. This echoes the consistent policy of strengthening the army of our first team, and makes the article more contemporary and profound.
In general, this commentary** has skillfully dismantled and analyzed the original text, and provided useful information for readers to have a deeper understanding of the course of our army's military reform and the development of the 66th Army. Through the personalized depiction of different divisions, readers can feel the vividness and diversity of this army.
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