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Chapter 1593: Northeast War Zone

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    Let¡¯s talk about Li Guoyao¡¯s headquarters. After the fighting temporarily ended at the end of September, Li Guoyao moved the headquarters from Wuchang to Fenghuang Mountain, a hundred kilometers away.

    Immediately afterwards, Li Guoyao, in the name of the commander-in-chief, issued an order to the entire army to rest and recuperate on the spot for three months, requiring the troops to do a good job in resting and recuperating the soldiers and replenishing the troops during these three months.

    Of course, rest is not just about rest, but more importantly, reorganization.

    After all, the two-month-long battle has damaged the structure of a large part of the troops. More importantly, the influx of a large number of new recruits has also greatly affected the combat capabilities of the troops. Therefore, various troops must be inspected.  Rectify.

    In addition, this time the combat troops have occupied a lot of new territory, and each unit has also undergone large-scale expansion. These require overall management, especially since the current establishment of each unit can no longer adapt to the current battle.

    You must know that the largest combat unit of the Ninth Army at the moment is the corps level, and below that are the divisions and brigades. It is no longer a few years ago, and the Japanese troops they deal with are not at the level of the regiment or brigade, usually several divisions.  A regiment or a dozen divisions fight.

    If the unit's organizational structure is too small, it will not be conducive to large-scale operations, so Li Guoyao decided to conduct a large-scale reorganization of the unit.

    After a week of thorough investigation, Li Guoyao had a not-so-detailed understanding of the general situation of each unit he belonged to.

    After some consideration, Li Guoyao held many discussions with Xu Hu, Wang Zhanhai, Ma Desheng and others, and finally determined the reorganization plan.

    During this reorganization, Li Guoyao decided to cancel the corps-level designation, establish the Northeast Theater Command, and appoint himself as commander-in-chief. Xu Hu and Wang Zhanhai served as deputy commander-in-chief respectively, and Ma Desheng served as chief of staff.

    The departments of the headquarters have not changed much. They are still the General Staff Department, Logistics Department, Political Department, Field Hospital, Telecommunications Department, etc.

    However, the adjustment of the front-line field troops is relatively large. In view of the fact that the number of large-scale corps operations will increase in the future and will become the main combat mode, Li Guoyao decided to establish six front armies.

    These six front armies are the Shanxi-Sui Front Army, Chahar Front Army, Jehol Front Army, South Manchuria Front Army, North Manchuria Front Army and the Sixth Front Army directly under the jurisdiction of the headquarters.

    The Jinsui Front Army is mainly responsible for the defense issues of Suiyuan and Chahar. The commander-in-chief of the front army is temporarily concurrently served by Wang Zhanhai, Jiang Feng serves as deputy commander-in-chief, and Li Jianxin serves as chief of staff.  The headquarters has 4 integrated divisions under its command, each of which has three standard infantry brigades of 7,500 people. In addition, it also directly manages cavalry, artillery, engineers, guards, baggage, air defense and other technical arms, with a total strength of 120,000.

    The Chahar Front Army is mainly responsible for the defense in the direction of Chahar. In addition, it is also responsible for putting pressure on the Japanese troops on the Peiping Front and receiving assistance from the Soviet Union. The Front Army is headed by Xie Baojun as the commander-in-chief, Wen Debiao as the deputy commander-in-chief, and Lu Fengying as the chief of staff.  , the headquarters also has 4 reorganization divisions under its jurisdiction.

    The Rehe Front Army is mainly responsible for the defense of the entire Rehe Province and along the Great Wall. Lu Dashan serves as the commander-in-chief, Li Dingguo serves as the deputy commander-in-chief, and Wu Baoguo serves as the chief of staff. The Rehe Front Army has 4 reorganized divisions under its jurisdiction.

    The main task of the South Manchuria Front is to take full responsibility for the war south of Xinjing and north of East Hebei, and to seize the entire South Manchuria area, including Fengtian and Jinzhou. The commander-in-chief of the front is Xu Hu, with Zhou Dafu and Gao Hu serving as deputy commanders-in-chief.  , Lu Ding'an serves as chief of staff.

    Different from the other three front armies, the South Manchuria Front Army has as many as 6 integrated divisions, as well as a large number of technical arms, including 3 artillery brigades, 4 cavalry brigades, 2 air defense brigades, and three transport regiments.  , and a special operations team with a total strength of 150,000.

    The North Manchurian Front Army is responsible for the war in Qiqihar, Harbin and north of Jiamusi. Zhang Shaolin serves as the commander-in-chief, Wu Tiancheng and Zhou Qiang are deputy commanders-in-chief, and Zhang Hao serves as the chief of staff. It has 4 integrated divisions, plus some technical arms.  , with a total strength of 100,000.

    The Sixth Front Army under the direct jurisdiction of the headquarters is based on Lu Zhanwu's headquarters. It is mainly responsible for the war east of Xinjing, including the entire southeast. The commander-in-chief of this front army is Zhang Tengjiao, Lu Zhanwu and Chen Jianzhong serve as deputy commanders-in-chief, and Wang Lijuan serves as chief of staff.  .

    The headquarters has 7 reorganized divisions under its command. In addition, all technical arms directly under the jurisdiction of the former Northeastern Advance Army Headquarters are also under the command of the Sixth Front Army, including one armored brigade, 2 air defense brigades, 3 cavalry brigades, and 3 engineering regiments.  , 4 transport regiments, a special forces, and an aviation fleet with only 21 old fighters.

    After this major reorganization, the combat troops in the Northeast Theater Command have reached an unprecedented 29 divisions, and there are also a large number of technical arms, with a total strength of more than 700,000.

    Of course??, this is only theoretical data. In fact, Li Guoyao's department is far from reaching this level, and the gap is as high as one-half.

    But it doesn¡¯t matter. At present, the headquarters has rescued a large number of Chinese prisoners of war and laborers. These people hate the Japanese extremely and plan to join Li Guoyao¡¯s headquarters.

    Secondly, Li Guoyao's troops have proved the strength of their unit with actual combat effectiveness. Now the people in Northeast China already believe that they have the ability to fight against the Japs, so they also support them very much, and many people participate enthusiastically.

    What's more important is that Li Guoyao's troops are currently not short of weapons, equipment and ammunition, and the troops have rarely been issued military expenditures. As long as there is enough food, it can feed so many troops, not to mention 700,000, even one million will not be enough.  question.

    Last year, the Ninth Army carried out large-scale military reclamation in Suiyuan and northern Shanxi, and the crops were harvested. Although coarse grains accounted for the majority, it was not a problem to feed the soldiers' stomachs.

    "There are people, guns and food, so the expansion of the army is logical and a matter of course!"

    ¡°However, troop reorganization is not an easy task, and this major reorganization also involves large-scale troop mobilization and personnel adjustments, which is even more troublesome.

    Therefore, this reorganization officially started in mid-October and was not completely completed until the end of November, which took a full month and a half.

    It's just that the speed of adjusting the larger troops is slower, and the speed of adjusting the smaller troops is faster. In addition, many officers have to be transferred from Datong. When they can only go to their posts by land, the speed can be called a turtle.  Hurry.

    Fortunately, everything went smoothly. By the end of November, most of the troops in each unit were fully replenished, and the officers were basically on duty.

    At this time, there is only one month left before the three-month break.

    Regarding what to do in the next month, almost all senior officers know that it is training.

    The expansion of the army will inevitably be accompanied by a decline in the quality of the soldiers, which is inevitable.

    After all, the additional soldiers are either prisoners of the defeated army or farmers who have never touched a gun. If these people are not trained, they will not be able to go to the battlefield. If they are forcibly sent to the battlefield, they will only serve others.  Give away the head.

    It is said that political power comes from the barrel of a gun, but not everyone with a gun can win the victory or become the king and hegemony. The army must have combat effectiveness, otherwise everything will be scum.

    But where does the combat effectiveness of an army come from? Does it rely on the guns and bullets in the hands of soldiers, or does it rely on the soldiers themselves?

    This is a question that all generals who lead troops in war should think about. Only by understanding this question can we be able to train a truly strong army, instead of an army made of sand that will collapse at a touch!  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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