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The 4th War Area took in Kwantung and Kwangsi, basically because this is where Chang Fa-kuei could get as far as possible from the Japanese. Nanning is a guess for the headquarters.
4 War Area (Chang Fa-kuei; at Nanning?) | ||||
9 Army Group (Kuan Lin-cheng) |
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65 Army |
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12 Army Group (Yu Han-mou) | ||||
62 Army (Chang Ta) | ||||
63 Army (Chang Jui-kuei) | ||||
83 Army | ||||
16 Army Group (Hsia Wei) | ||||
31 Army | ||||
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131 Division | |||
135 Division | ||||
46 Army ( Chou Tsu-huang) | ||||
19 Division | ||||
170 Division | ||||
175 Division | ||||
35 Army Group (Teng Lung-kuang) | ||||
64 Army (Chen Kung-hsia?) | ||||
155 Division | ||||
156 Division | ||||
37 Army Group | ||||
66 Army | ||||
28 Division (Liu Po-lung)
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29 Division (Ma Wei-chi) | ||||
New
38
Division
(Sun Li-jen)
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A German-trained triangular division | |||
38 Army Group | ||||
5 Army (Tu Yu-ming) | ||||
New
22 Division (Liao
Yao-tsiang) Wa |
A German-trained triangular division | |||
96 Division (Yu Shao) | ||||
200 Division (Tai An-lan) | A triangular division, and the only motorized division in the entire Chinese army in 1940. | |||
36 Army | ||||
96 Division | ||||
54 Army (Huang Wei) |
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14 Division | ||||
50 Division |
References
Generals.dk
(accessed 2008-2-1)
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