A few days ago, I read such a passage, they said that in fact, the Liberation War was the admissions examination of Gongdelin College, and the director of the Gongdelin Admissions Office was Chiang Kai-shek.
In the war of liberation commanded by Chiang Kai-shek, in fact, every plan was relatively perfect. However, once it was time to start the war, because of Chiang Kai-shek's various micro-exercises, the total defeat of the campaign led to countless famous Kuomintang generals going to the Gongdelin Academy for further study.
Faced with the capture of his generals as a result of his own defeat, Chiang Kai-shek did not consider it his fault. He had always maintained a disdainful attitude toward the captured generals, believing that they were better off dying on the battlefield.
However, it is obviously his own mistake why he wants others to pay. Therefore, many defeated generals of the Nationalist army took various escape methods in order to save their lives.
No, in the Battle of Huaihai, the People's Liberation Army captured Li Mi's quartermaster general. After interrogation, the soldiers of our army found that the quartermaster general was very large. Who the hell is he?
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Before we can unravel our doubts, let's turn our attention to December 3, 1948. At that time, Huang Baitao's troops had been surrounded for many days, and Du Yuming and Qiu Qingquan, who were in charge of the rescue, saw that many times the siege had been ineffective, and gradually abandoned the action of rescuing Huang Wei and began to gradually retreat from Xuzhou to Yongcheng.
According to the plan of the two of them, if these hundreds of thousands of troops can retreat to Yongcheng, then it can play an important role in the Kuomintang defense line in the Jiangnan area.
At this time, the main attention of our army was still focused on solving the Huang Wei Corps, so there was no effective encirclement of Du Yuming's army, and once Du Yuming really went south, then the difficulty of the PLA's next attack on Jiangnan would be greatly increased.
At this time, Chiang Kai-shek began to launch micro-manipulation techniques, and after seeing the situation at that time, he ordered Du Yuming to immediately stop the plan to advance south, and began to attack the Suixi area, and worked with another Kuomintang army to solve the siege of Huang Wei.
Although Du Yuming rejected Chiang Kai-shek's orders, he could only obey the orders of the old Chiang Kai-shek. Unfortunately, at this time, huang Wei's corps was not relieved by them, and Du Yuming and Qiu Qingquan's troops were also surrounded by the revised People's Liberation Army in the area of Chen Guanzhuang. Because of the limited supply here, they can only rely on the Air Force's airdrops several times a day to hold out for help.
Unfortunately, the Kuomintang's air force technology was really a bit crotch-pulling, and many times the airdrop materials were delivered to the plaster positions of the People's Liberation Army. Du Yuming's troops could only rely on a pitiful amount of materials to survive, and the morale of the soldiers was also hit hard.
Although in a desperate situation, Du Yuming still maintained a cool head. After carefully analyzing the surrounding war situation, he believed that there were still three strategies at this time.
The first policy is to abandon the heavily defended Wuhan and Xi'an and concentrate superior forces to fight decisive battles with the People's Liberation Army in many places. The second central policy is to strengthen airdrop supplies, and Du Yuming's troops build solid fortifications to make long-term plans to gain favorable negotiations.
The last strategy was to lead the troops to break through from multiple directions to ensure the vitality of the legion as much as possible. He told Chiang Kai-shek about these three plans, but in the end Chiang Kai-shek asked Du Yuming to take the next step and lead his troops to break through at the right time.
The breakthrough failed and fled in a hurry
On January 3, 1943, Chiang Kai-shek specially dispatched several planes to cover Du Yuming's retreat. Unfortunately, when Chiang Kai-shek chose to make a decision, Du Yuming's end was already doomed.
Du Yuming asked Li Mi to lead the Thirteenth Army to start a breakthrough, but Li Mi's army had just launched an attack and was surrounded and annihilated by the Platon Army, which had been waiting for a long time.
The collapse of Li Mi's army greatly reduced the morale of the encircled Kuomintang army, and three days later, the People's Liberation Army launched a final general offensive against Du Yuming's army, and this general offensive did not have the stubborn resistance of the enemy as expected, and the Kuomintang army at this time had no intention of fighting, and began to fight and retreat.
Du Yuming saw that the encirclement was constantly shrinking, so he planned to lead the Fifth Army, one of the five main forces of the Kuomintang, known as the "Iron Horse Division", to cover the breakthrough.
Du Yuming and Qiu Qingquan were both former commanders of the Fifth Army, so they were still very confident in the combat effectiveness of this unit. However, the current situation has surprised the two of them. At this time, the Fifth Army had already surrendered after the general offensive of our army, and finally only one division was wiped out in the cover of Du Yuming and Qiu Qingquan's breakthrough.
In the end, Li Mi and Xiong Xiaosan fled disguised as wounded soldiers, while Qiu Qingquan was shot and killed by a bullet during the breakout, and only Du Yuming escaped from the encirclement of the People's Liberation Army under the cover of more than a dozen guards around him. However, not long after escaping, he was found by the People's Liberation Army in Zhanglaozhuang Village. However, at this time, Du Yuming was very well disguised and was not discovered by the People's Liberation Army.
The quartermaster general who is suspicious
After the People's Liberation Army on the outskirts of the village found Du Yuming, it immediately reported to the field hospital stationed in the village, and then Fan Zhengguo, a correspondent of the field hospital, immediately and several teammates groped in the direction of Du Yuming.
Du Yuming was not aware of the slowly approaching People's Liberation Army, until it appeared in front of them, and Du Yuming's people also gave up resisting obedient surrender. When they were arrested and interrogated by the People's Liberation Army, Du Yuming had already made a confession.
Du Yuming said in the face of interrogation that they were deserters of Li Mi's army and were preparing to flee the battlefield in search of a way to survive. The PLA soldiers interrogated them and found that the largest official in this group of deserters was the director of the quartermaster office of Li Mi's army, named Gao Wenming.
Although Li Mi was not caught, Fan Zhengguo was also very happy to hear that he had been arrested as a Kuomintang official. However, in order to determine the reliability of this matter, Fan Zhengguo told Chen Maohui, who was in charge of logistics command of the Eleventh Division, and Chen Maohui heard that the prisoners on the other side were in charge of logistics like himself and asked several professional questions.
He first asked Gao Wenming, how many major places did Li Mi's Thirteenth Legion have? Gao Wenming said with a little thought, "The six major places," and then Chen Maohui continued to ask, "Then these six division chiefs should be very familiar with it, you write down all six names," which made Gao Wenming a little embarrassed. Then he could only confess his identity, and this quartermaster general was actually Du Yuming.
When Chiang Kai-shek heard that Du Yuming had been captured, he actually said to the people around him: "He might as well die on the battlefield!" ”
brief summary:
Although Du Yuming was captured, what awaited him would be a brilliant new life. After entering Gongdelin, although there was some resistance to the transformation of the People's Liberation Army in the early stages, after gradually correctly understanding the People's Liberation Army, Du Yuming gradually realized the superiority of the Communist Party.
He was later released in the first pardon because of his good reforms. Subsequently, Du Yuming became a member of the Standing Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and a member of the Committee of Literature and History.