How much has the Red Army changed since Tashi was reorganized? Before the reorganization, the Red Army had 30 regiments of combat units. After reorganization, there are only sixteen regiments left (except cadres' regiments). Moreover, except for the Red Army Corps, which still retains two divisions, the divisions of other corps have been removed, and the organs and logistics personnel have been greatly streamlined and enriched to grass-roots companies. After the reorganization of Tashi, the strength of a regiment of the Red Army can reach about 2,000 people, which is equivalent to a division before the reorganization. The enrichment of grass-roots units has also brought about a significant improvement in combat effectiveness.
At that time, the first division, the second division and the fifteenth division under the original jurisdiction of the Red Army Corps were cancelled because of the full establishment, and the troops merged into the first division and the second division. After reorganization, the Red Army Corps has two divisions and six regiments. The Red Third Army Corps abolished the divisional organizational system, and the troops were reduced to four regiments. The Red Fifth Army Corps also abolished the divisional organizational system, and the troops were reduced to three regiments. The Hong Jiu Legion, which originally had the least troops, still retained its organizational system, and its troops were reduced to three regiments. It can be said that after Tashi's reorganization, the organizational structure of the Red Army has undergone great changes, achieving the goal of streamlining troops and enhancing combat effectiveness.
Then, after Tashi's reorganization, who are the Red Army's Red Army Corps, Red Army Corps, Red Army Corps and Hong Jiu Army Corps? What about their later military career? 1955 What rank is awarded? Let's call it a day. Let's move on.
A, the red army this Lin Biao. Lin Biao is from Huanggang, Hubei. He later led the troops to reach northern Shaanxi successfully. After the outbreak of the All-round Anti-Japanese War, the Red Army was reorganized into the Eighth Route Army Division 1 15, with Lin Biao as the teacher and commanding troops to participate in the famous Pingxingguan Campaign. Soon after, Lin Biao was accidentally injured by soldiers of the Jin-Sui Army and was quickly sent to the former Soviet Union for treatment. After Lin Biao returned home from injury, he stayed in Yan 'an and didn't return to the front of the battlefield. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Lin Biao was appointed commander of the Shandong Military Region, and was ordered to move to the northeast on the way.
Later, Lin Biao served as the commander of the Northeast Democratic Allied Forces, the Northeast Field Army and the Fourth Field Army. During this period, Lin Biao commanded troops to organize a series of campaigns to liberate Northeast China, such as Liaoshen Campaign, Pingjin Campaign, Hengbao Campaign and Guangxi Campaign, and achieved outstanding results on the battlefield. 1955, Lin Biao was awarded the rank of marshal, ranking third among the top ten marshals and the oldest among the top ten marshals.
Second, the Red Third Army Corps, this is Peng. Peng is from Xiangtan, Hunan. He later led the troops to reach northern Shaanxi successfully. During this period, the Red Army Corps and the Red Army Corps co-edited the Shaanxi-Gansu detachment, and Peng served as the commander of the Shaanxi-Gansu detachment. After the outbreak of the All-round Anti-Japanese War, Peng served as deputy commander-in-chief of the Eighth Route Army, organized and launched a series of famous anti-Japanese campaigns such as the Hundred Regiments War, and made great contributions. After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory, Peng also served as the commander of the Northwest Field Army and the First Field Army.
During this period, Peng commanded troops to make outstanding contributions to the liberation of the northwest region, and successively commanded a series of battles in northern Shaanxi, such as the three wins in three wars, the Yichuan campaign, the campaign, the campaign, the Longdong campaign and the Lanzhou campaign, with outstanding achievements. After the founding of New China, Peng led volunteers to the Korean battlefield non-stop, commanded the first to fifth campaigns to resist US aggression and aid Korea, and made great contributions to winning the war. 1955, Peng was also awarded the rank of marshal, ranking second among the top ten marshals, which is very remarkable.
3. The leader of Wu Gong Legion is Dong Zhentang. Dong Zhentang is from Xingtai, Hebei. The Red Fifth Army led by him was responsible for the security work of the whole army at that time and played a particularly important role in the bloody battle of Xiangjiang River and the blockade of Jinsha River. Later, Wu Gongjun was downsized to Wu Gongjun, and Dong Zhentang served as the commander of Wu Gongjun. After the Gongwu Army joined forces with the Red Army, it was incorporated into the Left Army of the Red Army and headed north for the Long March. After the victory of the Red Army's Long March, the Red Fifth Army led by Dong Zhentang was incorporated into the sequence of marked army, and participated in the battle plan of Ningxia Campaign. During the battle, the marked army was besieged by Ma Bufang, a warlord in Qinghai, and Dong Zhentang finally died heroically at the age of 42.
The leader of Hong Jiu Legion is Luo Binghui. Luo Binghui is from Yiliang, Yunnan. He led the troops to reach northern Shaanxi successfully. During this period, the Hong Jiu Army was reorganized into the Red 32nd Army after joining forces, and Luo Binghui became the commander of the Red 32nd Army. Later, it was incorporated into the battle sequence of the Red Second Army. After the outbreak of the All-round Anti-Japanese War, the Red 32nd Army was reorganized into a subordinate unit of the Eighth Route Army 120 Division, and Luo Binghui was sent to work in Central China. During this period, Luo Binghui served as deputy commander of the first detachment of the New Fourth Army, commander of the fifth detachment of the New Fourth Army, and deputy commander of the Jiangbei Command of the New Fourth Army. Due to years of hard work, Luo Binghui suffered from severe hypertension and had to go back to the rear to recuperate. After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory, Luo Binghui was appointed as the second deputy commander of the Shandong Military Region and the second deputy commander of the New Fourth Army. Unfortunately, in June of 1946, Luo Binghui died of cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 49.