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The call back from Chongqing arrived soon, but unfortunately it was not the result that Han Deqin wanted. The Military Commission first praised Han Deqin's achievements in northern Jiangsu, but then asked him to focus on the overall situation and not to think about preserving his strength. He was strictly ordered to immediately reorganize his troops and reinforce southwestern Shandong.
After receiving the telegram from Chongqing, Han Deqin could only sigh deeply. He knew that he had no choice but to go north.
Afterwards, Han Deqin immediately ordered military officers at all levels to hold a military meeting and prepare to go north!
Han Deqin sorted out the troops under his command. The anti-Japanese armed forces under his command mainly consisted of regular army, quasi-regular army, local teams and civilian forces. The regular army in northern Jiangsu is mainly composed of two divisions and one brigade of the 89th Army. These are his direct troops.
The 57th Army of the Northeastern Army was later mainly under the command of Xuezhong and was active on the Lu-Su border. It had little to do with him. This was also an important reason why Han Deqin was unwilling to go north to reinforce the 57th Army. After all, it was his stepmother. of.
The quasi-regular army in northern Jiangsu mainly includes the guerrillas of the 8th Army and the guerrilla forces commanded by Li Mingyang. The 8th Army guerrillas were adapted from the former tax police force of the Ministry of Finance. They were once under the name of the 8th Army and under its command, but in fact they had no connection with the 8th Army.
The guerrilla commander of the 8th Army Guerrilla Force was initially Zeng Xigui. He was later dismissed due to numerous conflicts with Han Deqin and almost internal strife. Chen Taiyun, a first-term student from Huangpu, took over as commander.
Li Mingyang is a veteran of the Kuomintang. He participated in the Revolution of 1911, the War to Protect the Law, the Second Revolution and the Northern Expedition. Before the Anti-Japanese War, he once served as a member of the Jiangsu Provincial Government and the Provincial Security Director. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Li Mingyang successively served as the Xuzhou Administrative Inspector, the guerrilla commander of the fifth theater, the guerrilla commander of Sulu-Anhui, and the fourth guerrilla zone of northern Jiangsu.
After the Xuzhou Battle, Li Mingyang moved to Tai County to develop and form his own system. Li Mingyang had Li Changjiang as his confidant and deputy, so they were collectively referred to as "Two Lis" at that time.
After the establishment of the Lusu War Zone, Li Mingyang's headquarters was reorganized into the Second Guerrilla Zone General Headquarters of the Lusu War Zone, with seven detachments and one North Jiangsu Security Regiment under its jurisdiction. This was later expanded to eight columns, two independent detachments, and one independent detachment. group. Erli's jurisdiction is divided into two centers, Tai County and Pei County, with Tai County as the main one.
The local teams in northern Jiangsu mainly refer to the security teams and teams at the provincial and county levels. After the Anti-Japanese War, the provincial security regiment of Jiangsu Province expanded to 10 regiments. The latter part was added to the 88th Division and other Central Army, and the other 6 regiments were reorganized into the 89th Army. In order to make up for the shortfall after replenishing and reorganizing into a regular army, the Jiangsu Provincial Security Forces were reorganized again, first establishing several standing regiments and later expanding into several standing brigades.
So far, Han Delqin¡¯s provincial security forces under the direct command of the Jiangsu Provincial Government have a total of 6 security brigades and 4 standing brigades. After the Anti-Japanese War, the county-level security team was reorganized into a county's national militia standing brigade, with the county magistrate serving as the brigade captain. In important counties, two or three brigade units were added.
The main source of the civilian armed forces in the guerrilla armed forces in northern Jiangsu came from the pre-war training of young men. Before the Anti-Japanese War, the National Government used young men training to enhance national military education. By January 1937, the number of young men trained in Jiangsu Province had reached 600,000.
After the War of Resistance Against Japan, the name of the institution for training young men was changed several times. In August 1938, the Jiangsu National Military Training Office was established. Its main tasks include: setting up social military training cadre training classes and cultivating military training instructors, squadron leaders and other grassroots military cadres.
Secondly, he is also responsible for combining the training of ordinary people and armed men. On the one hand, he strengthens the training of armed men to enrich the standing forces in various places. On the other hand, he generally organizes and trains the people and organizes them into fortifications, transportation, espionage, communications, plainclothes guerrillas, etc. according to their abilities. task force.
Among these troops, the only ones that Han Deqin can currently command are the 89th Army and those local security forces. As for the guerrillas of the Eighth Army and the Erli troops, it is basically impossible to listen to him.
Of course, this is not absolute. If the order is beneficial to them, they will still listen. But for a mission like this that is basically equal to death, I am afraid no one will pay attention to him.
After much thought, Han Deqin decided to use the 117th Division and the 6th Brigade under his command as the main force, coupled with the 4 security brigades of the Jiangsu Security Forces, and then allocate one regiment each from the guerrillas of the Eighth Army and the Erli Forces. , and then jointly headed north.
With this arrangement, the troops heading north this time will consist of approximately one division, five brigades, and two regiments, plus a small number of technical troops, with a total strength of about 30,000.
But the 33rd Division, the main force of the 89th Army, will stay in northern Jiangsu, and the main force of the guerrillas and Erli troops of the Eighth Army will also stay in northern Jiangsu.
Although doing this is selfish to preserve strength, more importantly, Han Delin does not want to lose Su Bei!
At the beginning of this year, there was a serious spring drought in northern Jiangsu. The big rivers in Xinghua, Han Deqin¡¯s home base, only had water in the central depths, while the small rivers and small ports dried up completely. The water network turned into land. ThisThe Han Deqin Department, centered in Xinghua, lost its natural barrier against the Japanese mechanized troops.
The 21st Division of the Japanese Army has been eyeing Han Deqin's department and is very interested in taking the opportunity to attack northern Jiangsu.
Once it is known that Han Deqin's troops are heading north, that old bastard Hoji Sakai will definitely attack Xinghua. In addition, the Japanese army from the north is also threatening Yancheng, Dongtai and other places from Funing and Huai'an. The possibility that the old nest will be captured is more than 90%.
Han Deqin did not dare to take this risk, so he could only arrange the troops in this way. He was not a saint, and he did not have the determination and preference to sacrifice for others.
Soon, under the personal orders of Han Deqin, the commander of the 117th Division Li Weiwei was appointed as the commander-in-chief of the reinforcements going north, and led this motley crew to go north to Heze.
While Han Deqin's troops were moving north, the 57th Army in southwest Shandong had already engaged the Japanese army, and suffered considerable losses.
In just one day, Juye and Feng County were captured by the Japanese army. Pei County was also in danger, and people within the national army were panicked.
? Okay, the telegram from the Sulu Theater Headquarters has arrived at the 57th Army, telling them that reinforcements are on the way and asking them to hold on.
And in order to reassure the troops in southwest Shandong, the Sulu Theater Headquarters successively sent the main force to launch attacks on the Japanese towns on the east bank of Weishan Lake, and the front line once entered the Xiong'er Mountain area.
Yu Xuezhong¡¯s idea is very simple. Since the Japanese army wants to block the national army¡¯s reinforcements in southwest Shandong, let¡¯s hurt each other. If you don¡¯t let me pass, I can¡¯t let you allocate troops to reinforce southwest Shandong.
So the 30,000 troops from the Sulu Theater Headquarters fought a bloody battle with the main force of the Japanese 32nd Division, more than 15,000 troops, at Tengxian and Shanting lines. Both sides held their breath and refused to give in to the other. On the first day The battle has entered a fever pitch.
There is no way. One side is determined to rush to reinforce the 57th Army, while the other side has received a death order and must not let the main force of the Sulu Theater Headquarters come over. It is inevitable that the needle will hit Maimang.
At this time, most of the military officers, including Yu Xuezhong, Miao Chanliu, and Han Deqin, were very dissatisfied with some of the decisions made by Chongqing. If Shang Fengxian hadn't had the trouble to evacuate Li Guoyao's troops from southwestern Shandong, then Can you give the little devil this chance?
Even if there is internal strife in the 57th Army, if the defense area of ??the 57th Army is still in the original Yimeng Mountain area, the Sulu Theater Headquarters can control the situation immediately. It only needs to send a veteran to the 57th Army to clean up the situation. It will never lead to the current situation. Such a ghost look.
In this current move, not only the 57th Army was involved, but the 89th Army and the Sulu Theater Headquarters were also mobilized. Except for Li Guoyao's troops who had gone north to southern Hebei, there was no anti-Japanese army in the entire Sulu area. Not implicated.
One general is incompetent and the three armies will be exhausted!
The frontline troops who were fighting for power but were fighting for their lives stabbed a thorn in the hearts of the national army generals in Shandong!
Maybe the thorn in front of you doesn¡¯t seem to be too harmful, but one day the wound will fester and become life-threatening!
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