It is better to completely dismember the last power of the Northeast Army through Gao Fei's hands than to Chiang Kai-shek's own hands. At least the first one who was stabbed by someone was also Gao Fei. Although everyone knows who is behind the scenes, this

No one dares to say it publicly, just like who gave the Military Control Commission so much power? It is as domineering as the East and West Factory of the Ming Dynasty. Dai Li's boss behind the scenes was not Chiang Kai-shek.

Wang Tianming left happily after completing the task, but Gao Fei had some headaches. Chiang Kai-shek almost always had ideas and suggestions about the Youth Army. Fortunately, this arrogant Chairman Chiang did not like to go beyond the level of the division and brigade as in history.

Chiang Kai-shek almost never interfered in Gao Fei's strategic and tactical implementation, but Gao Fei carried out at least three large-scale reorganizations. Reorganization is a very laborious task. If the Youth Army is located at the first level of the army,

The combat units, according to the organization of the field armored forces of the National Army, the major general division commander, the colonel brigade commander, and the lieutenant colonel regiment commander are all normal military ranks, so the commander naturally has to wear the rank of lieutenant general unswervingly. At this moment, the Chinese Youth Army

The commander-in-chief himself is the rank of lieutenant general, and it is impossible to be promoted to a large number of lieutenant general commanders. Could it be that Nanjing wants to give the Youth Army a rain of promotion?

Gao Fei personally formulated the entire combat sequence from the newly formed First Army of the Chinese Youth Army to the newly formed Sixth Army. Since Stilwell was in India, Lieutenant General Mark Rotter, the head of the US Military Advisory Corps, was the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

The general's plenipotentiary representative expressed his full support for the adaptation and training of the Chinese Youth Army. Lieutenant General Macrott, who was forty-five, was much younger than Stilwell, so he was more courageous than Stilwell in his work.

Much more, the most important thing is that Lieutenant General Mark Rotter has a very harmonious relationship with Chennard, and Lieutenant General Mark Rotter is also as rigid as Stilwell. He not only accepts gifts, but also likes banquets very much. Chinese people are used to it.

Lieutenant General Markrot is very good at adapting to local customs as an American, so he is much more popular than Stilwell.

Lieutenant General Markrot told Gao Fei that he would fully support the reorganization of the Youth Army and give him a list of missing weapons. He fought for Washington. Stilwell was very disgusted with Lieutenant General Markrot's effective way of working.

But Stilwell did not dare to return to Chongqing. He really couldn't bear to let go of the Chinese Expeditionary Force troops stationed in India. Simply put, this guy Shen Yingxiong was very disobedient. Stilwell could still give him some thin face when he was there.

If Stilwell left, Mountbatten might turn around and leave, because Shen Yingxiong and Gao Fei are the same type of people, and they regard causing trouble to the British as a kind of happiness.

So even though Stilwell really wanted to return to Chongqing to find some trouble for Gao Fei, but the actual situation did not allow him to leave, Lieutenant General Markrot can be said to have fully acted as Chief of Staff Stilwell's position as Chief of Staff,

Implementing the obligation of the US liaison officer for cooperation between China and the United States, this is something Marshall did not expect at the beginning. The blood sacrifice of the mountains and rivers of the Anti-Japanese War 754

Marshall, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, had a very good personal relationship with Stilwell, but Marshall also knew that Stilwell was a guy who could only speak big, so for the sake of the US military officers and soldiers, he could not hand over the US military to this guy to command.

That's why he was sent to the Chinese theater as chief of staff. Of course, all the so-called promises Marshall had given Stilwell to Stilwell were just his own unilateral promise and to communicate with China, so Stilwell thought he was self-righteous.

His own right is to control the army of the entire Chinese theater and use all resources. As a result, Stilwell and Chiang Kai-shek had a violent friction. During the friction, Gao Fei acted as a pawn, a disgusting guy who specialized in stuttering his legs.

Stilwell hated Gao Fei to death and clearly had no choice. A commander who could not remove his subordinates insisted on competing with his subordinates who could not remove him. Stilwell was unprecedented, but Stilwell obviously did not.

Pinch Gao Fei too much, because Gao Fei can roll up his sleeves and act like a hooligan, Stilwell failed. Gao Fei is an idol of the officers and soldiers like the war god of the national army. Stilwell naturally has no influence, and Gao Fei's youth army is implemented in a politic manner.

First, the education method of discipline is parallel. Those who betray the superiors and companions in front of iron discipline are to dig their own graves.

With the participation of Lieutenant General Macrot, Gao Fei quickly formulated a reorganization plan for the Chinese Youth Army. The commander-in-chief of the Youth Army and the commander of the Chinese Expeditionary Force was Lieutenant General Gao Fei, and the first commander was Major General Cai Wenzhi, and the adviser was the adviser.

Major General Shen Yingxiong, the commander-in-chief of the Chinese Expeditionary Force in India, Major General Jiang Ching-kuo, Director of the Political Department, Major General Li Weili of the Logistics Department, Major General Yan Pinsheng, and Major General Gao Chan.

Major General Huang Junjie, the commander of the newly formed First Army, Major General Zhang Lingfu, the commander of the new Second Army, Major General Li Gang, the commander of the new Third Army, Major General Dai Anlan, the commander of the new Fourth Army, and Commander of the new Fifth Army.

Major General Hu Lian, commander of the newly formed Sixth Army, Major General Lin Jingsheng, commander of the mechanized cluster directly under the command, Major General Li Guoren, commander of the first cluster of mountain infantry, Major General Wang Jin, commander of the second cluster of mountain infantry, Major General Lu Zhongcheng, commander of the second cluster of mountain infantry, commander of special operations cluster

Official Major General Guozhong, Major General Chen Baokun, Commander of the Guard Brigade, Major General Qian Hua of the Engineer Division, Major General Xiao Changguo of the Air Defense Division, Major General Xie Wenhua, Commander of the Heavy Artillery Brigade Cluster, and Field Hospitals, Communications, Direct Secret Electricity Rooms and other units.

Each army has four reorganized divisions, one heavy artillery brigade and one tank brigade. Each infantry division is the 3rd brigade and the sixth regiment is simply the sixth regiment. Each regiment has two thousand six hundred and ninety-seven types of A, and the division is 155 mm.

The m2 heavy howitzer battalion and the 105mm howitzer regiment are equipped with armored battalions. This is completely the framework of the US military's World War II lightweight division. This framework is also to facilitate the supply of the US military. The combatants of a division reached more than 18,000, all of which were in total.

The division has more than 22,000 people, and the remaining 4,000 people are basically affiliated with the military station system or material supply transportation. This is a typical American-style operational logistics support method.

One army has 120,000 people under its jurisdiction. The largest army in the National Army's combat sequence is the Fifth Army in the previous Kunlun Pass Battle. The entire army is in full swing for more than 78,000 people. Now the Youth Army has 12 troops in one army.

Ten thousand people, heavy artillery and tanks must be strengthened, which can be said to be a prosperous army.

Lieutenant General Macrot was also shocked by the huge military appearance and equipment, but Gao Fei said to Lieutenant General Macrot with slight storm: "Calculate the supplies the US government has assisted the Soviet Union every week,
Chapter completed!