National revolutionary army order of battle (1937)

National revolutionary army order of battle is order of battle of the Republic of China national revolutionary army promulgated in August, 1937 for 1,937 years. Because the Republic of China Government which governed China resists the Japanese military, this order of battle is a thing for the whole land of China after a Japan-China War outbreak.

I lost by the second Shanghai incident, and, in January, 1938, the national revolutionary army (the middle national military) withdrew from Nanjing of the capital, and the order of battle of the national revolutionary army was largely changed because there were many this strategic movement and damage of the military power. By reorganization of the order of battle, the first first stage of the Japan-China War was over formally, and China entered for the first second stage of the Japan-China War to assume Wuhan a base.

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Military power

About the military power, the military unit which passed through maintenance training was Rev. 182 foot soldiers (division equivalency) in total, 46 trips (brigade equivalency), Rev. nine cavalry soldiers, six cavalry soldier trips, four gunner trips, eight gunners corps by the formation of the order of battle of the Chinese national revolutionary army of August, 1937 including an undeveloped military unit (regiment equivalency). The army active play soldier achieved the rough estimate of the military power during 1,937 years to more than 1,700,000 people. 300,000 true supplement of 1937 is not included in this.

Sinews of war

It was in approximately 1,300 million 7 千万法幣, and, about the sinews of war, the annual expenditure to depend on the sinews of war of the national revolutionary army in 1937 included normal military duties costs (salary to a soldier), national defense construction costs (weapon) and other military affairs expenses, and, as for this annual expenditure, it was in approximately more than 65% of national total annual expenditure 22 億法幣 of China in the same year.

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Nationalist China military affairs Committee

• Nationalist China military affairs Committee (Chinese edition) chairperson Chiang Kai-shek
  • 参謀総長程潜
  • 副参謀総長白崇禧

First round ward

The details refer to "an anti-Japanese movement war first war ward"

• A commander in chief: Chiang Kai-shek (changed later in 程潜)
• A strategy district: The northern part of solstice Shangdong in northern Hebei
  • First 集団軍宋哲元
  • Second 集団軍劉峙
  • The 14th 集団軍衛立煌

The second war ward

The details refer to "an anti-Japanese movement war second war ward"

• A commander in chief: Shakuzan En
• A strategy district: Shanxi、Qahar province、綏遠省
  • The sixth group forces Ai Yang source
  • The seventh group forces nurse product justice
  • The 18th group forces (people's liberation army) vermilion virtue
  • Reserve army Shakuzan En

The third war ward

The details refer to "an anti-Japanese movement war third war ward"

• A commander in chief: I hold an additional post of Chiang Kai-shek after 馮玉祥, the second Shanghai incident outbreak
• A strategy district: Jiangsu, Zhejiang
  • The eighth 集団軍張発奎
  • The ninth 集団軍張治中
  • The tenth group forces Ken Liu cord
  • The 15th group forces Chen truth
  • The 19th 集団軍薛岳

The fourth war ward

The details refer to "an anti-Japanese movement war fourth war ward"

• A commander in chief: 何応欽
• A strategy district: Guangdong, Fujian
  • Fourth group forces Jiang tripod sentence
  • The twelfth 集団軍余漢謀

Fifth round ward

The details refer to "an anti-Japanese movement war fifth war ward"

• A commander in chief: Chiang Kai-shek
• A strategy district: The southern part of Shangdong, the northern part of Jiangsu
  • Third 集団軍韓復榘
  • The fifth 集団軍顧祝同

The first reserve army

• 司令官李宗仁

The second reserve army

• 司令官劉湘

The third reserve army

• Commander dragon cloud

The fourth reserve army

• 司令官何成濬

Other

• The navy: 総司令陳紹寛
• An air force: Total commander Chiang Kai-shek
• 江防司令: 沈鴻烈
• A capital guard Soji law: 谷正倫
• A capital air defense Soji law: 谷正倫
• Defense commander
• Preservation commander
• The 17th 集団軍馬鴻逵 (the direct control)

References

• 何応欽 "日軍侵華八年抗戦史" (in 1982 Taipei, dawnlight culture business Koji)

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