The sequence of the 15th Army of the Volunteer Army to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea is above the regiment level (the traces of the letter and history are organized).
(He entered the DPRK on March 25, 1951 and returned to China in May 1954).
Recently, when I was studying the history of the war, I found that our heroic volunteers did not even have a decent list of regiments and above (the propaganda was still very insufficient!).）。The old version of the "Chinese People's Volunteer Army Sequence" only reached the division level, but most of the actual combat units were organized with regiments and battalions as tasks. This series will try to give the above sequence of each corps of the Volunteer Army, because the information is limited and errors and omissions are inevitable, please pay attention to verification when quoting, and also ask friends who know (most of the internally published history of each division has a sequence above the regiment, but it is difficult to collect!Don't hesitate to make corrections. Series of articles, please like and follow!
The predecessor of the 15th Army was the 9th Column of the Central Plains Field Army, which originated in the Taiyue Military Region and was a field army upgraded by local troops, with a relatively thin foundation. After being included in the Chen Xie Corps, after three years of baptism of the Liberation War, it was tempered into steel, although its strength was still not as good as the 13th Army and the 14th Army that were split from the 4th Column, but the combat effectiveness shown in the Huaihai Campaign was already in the forefront of the Second Field. During the period of resisting US aggression and aiding Korea, the 13th and 14th armies of the Fourth Corps were ordered to guard the southwestern border to prevent the Kuomintang from attacking and harassing the remnants outside the country, while the 15th Army stepped forward to form a new three corps with the 12th Army and the 60th Army to fight in Korea. In the first battle of Shangganling, the 15th Army sacrificed the most and benefited the most, Huang Jiguang was crowned a god in the first battle, the officers and men of the three armies fought for their lives, and the 15th Army jumped from the main force of the second line to a super force composed of the Airborne Army.
The 15th Army (entered Korea on March 25, 1951 and returned to China in May 1954).
Army commanders Qin Jiwei (55 lieutenant general 88 general), Li Chengfang (generation, 535 posted, 55 lieutenant generals)
Political Commissar Gu Jingsheng (55 Major General).
Deputy Army Commander Zhou Fatian (55 Major General).
Chief of Staff Zhang Yunyu (61 Major General).
Director of the Political Department Che Minqiao (55 Major General).
Logistics Minister You Jixian (61st Colonel).
Chief of the Operations Section, Wen Xi (first, 64th Colonel).
Zhang Chunqing, head of the Organization Department (60th Colonel).
Army Commander Qin Jiwei (second from left) in North Korea
29th Division (85th, 86th, 87th Regiments).
Division commander Zhang Xianyang (first, 61 Major General).
Political Commissar Wang Xin (first, 61 Major General).
Deputy Division Commander Fu Yansen (first).
Deputy Political Commissar Zhang Chunqing (first term, 60th Colonel).
Chief of Staff Sun Qiyun (first, 60 colonel), Ren Ying (served in the spring of '53 during the anti-landing, 60 colonel).
Director of the Political Department Li Wentang (first, 60th Colonel).
Division commander Zhang Xianyang
Regiment leader Cao Hongshan (second from left).
The head of the regiment, Wang Fang, and his wife Yao Chunming
44th Division (130th, 131st, 132nd).
Division commander Xiang Shouzhi (first, 55 major general, 88 general, 15th commander of the 4th Army).
Political Commissar Zhu Yekui (first, 55th Colonel).
Deputy Division Commander Lee Jong-hyun (first, 5110 transferred to the 180 Division as acting division commander, 55 colonel)
Deputy Political Commissar Wei Jinglian (60th Colonel).
Chief of Staff Ge Ming (first).
Director of the Political Department Wei Jinglian (first, 60th Colonel).
Deputy Chief of Staff Lu Lu
Group photo of the leaders of the 44th Division before entering the DPRK, from left to right, Xiang Shouzhi, Li Zhongxuan, Zhu Yekui, Wei Jinglian, and Ge Ming
The head of the regiment is Dong Chuanjun
Regiment leader Wang Genyuan (second from right).
Regiment Commander Lang Yulin
45th Division (133rd, 134th, 135th Regiments).
Division Commander Cui Jiangong (first, 55 Major General).
Political Commissar Nie Jifeng (first, 64 Major General).
Deputy division commanders Tang Wancheng (first, 55 colonel), Wang Buqing
Chief of Staff Ren Ying (first, 55 colonel 60 colonel), Cui Xing (served during the anti-landing in the spring of 53, 55 colonel 60 colonel).
Director of the Political Department Zhang Hong (first term).
Deputy Chief of Staff Dai Guang (first).
Deputy Directors of the Political Department Yang Yalu and Li Shangwen
Song Xin'an, chief of the operations section
Division commander Cui Jiangong (first from right) and political commissar Nie Jifeng (second from right) are in Shangganling
The head of the regiment, Sun Jiagui, and his wife are in North Korea
Succeeded the head of the regiment, Liu Zhanhua
Succeeded to the head of the regiment, Zhang Xinyuan
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