First, based on the old foundation of the Red Third Front Army, including the 7th Red Division, formed the First Army directly under the Military Commission..com

The commander of the First Army is also appointed by the Secretary-General of the Military Commission and Xun Huaizhou, the Chief of Staff of the People's Liberation Army.

Luo Ronghuan, the Political Department of the Red Third Army, served as the Political Committee of the First Army

Chen Geng, the commander of the Central Cadre Regiment, was transferred to serve as deputy commander of the First Army.

Wang Ruchi became the Chief of Staff of the First Army.

The First Army is organized as follows.

After enriching some of the backbone forces of the Central Red Army, the 7th Red Division was reorganized into the 11th Division, with mountain combat and long-distance raids as the main combat directions.

The First Division organized the Third Brigade and added a desert brigade to the original basis to meet the combat needs of desert areas.

The commander of the 11th Division is still led by Huang Yingte.

The 11th Red Division was reorganized into the 12th Division, with the main development directions of encirclement and intermittent operations.

The 12th Division is also organized by the Third Brigade and has added a new cavalry brigade to meet future plain and grassland combat needs.

The commander of the 12th Division is still served by Qiao Xinming.

The main troops of the 12th Red Division were reorganized into the 13th Division, with urban attacks and street fighting as the main combat directions.

Also, an armored brigade was added to the Third Brigade. Based on some of the Kuomintang armored troops seized on the battlefield in East China this time, it gradually developed into the first armored force of our army.

Xu Guangda was transferred to the commander of the 12th Red Division.

At the same time, the large amount of military supplies and food supplies originally responsible for escorting the southeast base to the central government according to the instructions of Xunhuaizhou, were assigned to the 14th Division, the main force of the 2nd Brigade of the Red Eighth Division, which had just arrived in Chongqing in the past two days, was assigned to the First Group Army. After supplementing and adding the backbone of the Central Red Army, the 14th Division was formed.

The 14th Division was also organized by the Third Brigade, and the original 2nd Brigade of the 8th Red Division was adapted into the 141st Brigade. The main development direction was still the main combat directions of marine warfare and island attacks.

New First-42 and First-43 Brigades were added.

The main development direction of the 142nd Brigade is also the main combat direction of marine warfare and island attacks.

The 143rd Brigade is an airborne brigade, which uses the airports and some aircraft captured in Chongqing to conduct airborne combat training to meet future airborne combat needs.

Liu Yalou was transferred to serve as commander of the 14th Division.

The 1st Artillery Brigade, 1st Engineering Regiment, Chemical Defense Regiment, Packet Regiment, Guard Regiment and other troops directly under the outer legion of the former Red Third Front Army were all incorporated into the First Group Army after replenishment.

The above divisions and directly affiliated troops have been dispatched by the Central Red Army to enrich and supplement the core personnel, so that their political awareness, spiritual outlook and military style have been greatly improved.

The First Army has an astonishing 150,000 troops, and is equipped with almost all German equipment. It can be said that the most powerful combat style and most powerful weaponry among the Red Army. It is also the most sharp sword in the hands of the Military Commission.

The First Army, like the Second Army in Guizhou and the newly formed special forces, belongs to the direct corps of the Military Commission.

The First Army was almost tailor-made for Xun Huaizhou. Since its birth, it has become famous at home and abroad as the strategic strike force of the Military Commission.

The Special Forces Corps, which was directly affiliated to the Military Commission, was also established at the same time as the First Army.

The Special Forces Corps was commanded by Zhou Gangshan, the former captain of the Special Forces 1st Brigade of the Outer Line Corps of the Red Army, and Xun Huaizhou, the founder of the Red Army's special operations, also served as the political commissar of the Special Forces Corps.

The Special Forces Corps, the People's Navy and the People's Air Force together form the People's Liberation Army's Special Forces Forces, which are directly under the leadership of the Military Commission. The Commander-in-Chief of the Special Forces Forces is also served by Xun Huaizhou, and the General Political Commissar is also served by the Chairman.

According to the plan, all field troops and the direct army of the Military Commission can be equipped with one or two special operations brigades.

Unlike special forces such as special forces of military special forces at all levels, the special forces brigades of each field army are directly led by the Special Forces Corps.

The Special Forces Corps shoulders the important tasks of leadership, allocation, management, training, and assessment of the special forces of the entire army.

The special operations brigades are managed and led by the special operations brigade in administrative form.

Other special forces of the field army are uniformly allocated and dispatched by the Special Forces Corps.

The members of the Special Forces Brigade can only be equipped to the Special Forces Brigades of each field army after passing the training and assessment of the Special Forces Corps.

Under the authorization of the Special Forces Corps, each field army has the right to command the special combat brigades stationed in each field army, and order the special combat brigades to directly cooperate with the field army's operations and accept tasks assigned by each field army.

Without the authorization of the Special Forces Corps, each field army has no authority to command any operations of the Special Forces Brigade.

Through the screening of the entire army and after layered selection, more than 1,500 people were selected in the entire army, five new special operations brigades were formed, and many special operations backbones were drawn from the 1st, 2nd and 3rd special operations brigades. In addition to the coaching team of the original special operations brigade, a new special operations brigade coaching team was formed, gathered in the surrounding areas of Chongqing, and the five special operations brigades were extremely strict training.

The Military Commission also formed the Civil Air Force based on some military and civilian aircraft captured in Chongqing, as well as the captive and surrendered air force and a large number of ground crew members.

At the same time, the Navy of the Red Third Front Army established in Huangshi was upgraded to the People's Navy directly under the Military Commission. However, due to the needs of the combat environment, the People's Navy temporarily belonged to the Third Field Army to manage it.

After the Second Red Army Army, far away in Guizhou, was adapted from Guiyang prisoners captured by the 7th Red Division and recruited a group of new soldiers in the local area, it had grown to more than 110,000 people.

The Second Red Army Army was officially renamed the Second People's Liberation Army Army, with the 21st Division, the 22nd Division, the 23rd Division and the 24th Division. It is responsible for combat tasks in the Guizhou direction. It is the directly-controlled army of the Military Commission.

At the same time, based on the main force of the Central Red Army First Army and the Red Second Army, six divisions of the Red Third Front Army's outer line corps were reorganized, and some direct troops were added to form the First Field Army.

The First Field Army is organized into three armies, namely the First Army, the First Second Army, and the First Third Army.

Each army is temporarily organized into two main divisions, and the conditions are mature and expanded into three main divisions.

The divisions are organized after the group organization. For example, the two main divisions under the First Group Army are the 111th Division and the 112th Division, and the 12th Division under the First Group Army are the 121st Division and the 122nd Division.

The main divisions under other group armies are all in the same way.

The current organization of the First Field Army is 130,000.

The main members of the First Field Army Command are almost composed of the original Red Army team.

The commander of the First Field Army is Lin Shuai, Political Commissar Nie Rongzhen, and Chief of Staff Zuo Quan.

The Second Field Army was formed by the Central Red Army Military Commission Column and the Red Third Corps and other Central Red Army units as backbones.

The Second Field Army is also organized into three armies, each armies temporarily organized into two main divisions, and it also needs to be expanded into three main divisions when conditions are mature.

The current organization of the First Field Army is 130,000, among which the reorganized surrender soldiers are mainly composed of the Sichuan Army captured in this Chongqing Battle.

The commander of the Second Field Army is Liu Bocheng and political commissar Yang Shangkun. The Chief of Staff of the Red Third Army who died in conquering Zunyi in history. The arrival of Xunhuaizhou changed the current situation. Deng Ping is still the Chief of Staff of the Red Third Army and was transferred to the Chief of Staff of the Second Field Army this time.

In addition to reorganizing the Central Central Army and the Red Third Front Army's outer line corps, the Military Commission also proposed reorganization plans for the Red Third Front Army's inner line corps, the Red Fourth Front Army and other Red Army units across the country, requiring the two fronts to implement the sub-plan.

The former Red Third Front Army's outer line corps were reorganized into the Third Field Army.

It has four armies under its jurisdiction, namely the Third First Army, the Third Second Army, the Third Third Army, and the Third Fourth Army.

Each army is organized by three field divisions, with a total number of about 90,000 people.

After completing the reorganization of a large number of prisoners captured by the Hunan and Jiangxi operations, and at the same time, the Third Field Army has developed into a powerful force with nearly 400,000 regular troops after the two thousand Red Army soldiers defended by various southern provinces.

Therefore, the chief organization of the Third Field Army has reached 400,000, which is the most powerful field army in the PLA.

The Military Commission appointed Su Yu as the deputy commander and acting commander of the Third Field Army. Chen Yi, who had just arrived at the Anhui, Zhejiang and Jiangxi base from the old Jiangxi district, was appointed as the deputy political commissar and acting political commissar of the Third Field Army. At the same time, he was transferred to Zuo Quan as the chief of staff of the Third Field Army.

The current number of Red Fourth Front Army is 100,000.

It was reorganized into the Fourth Field Army according to the reorganization plan.

The Red Fourth Field Army has two armies under its jurisdiction, namely the Fourth First Army and the Fourth Second Army.

Each army temporarily has two divisions under its jurisdiction, and will be increased to three divisions when the time is right.

The number of people in the Fourth Field Army was reorganized was 105,000.

The commander of the Fourth Field Army, Xu Xiangqian, political commissar Chen Changhao, and the Military Commission transferred Ye Jianying to serve as Chief of Staff of the Fourth Field Army.

Zhang Guotao, the former representative of the Party of the Fourth Red Army, was elected as a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee and deputy political commissar of the People's Liberation Army this time and was transferred to the Central Committee for work.

The reorganization plan is very specific and detailed. The personnel appointments issued directly by the Military Commission were at the division level, and cadres above the division were uniformly dispatched.

The personnel appointments of troops below the division and above the regiment shall be recommended by each field army and group army, and shall be implemented after approval by the Military Commission.

The appointment of troops below the regiment shall be appointed by each field army and group army, and the list of personnel shall be submitted for filing of the Military Commission.

With the formal issuance of the organization plan, the three currently largest Red Army forces, the Red Army in Chongqing, the inner line of the Third Front Army and the Guizhou region, began a milestone formal reorganization and large-scale training in the history of our party and our army.
Chapter completed!