I've always wondered, what kind of a powerful being is Fruit Powder? During the War of Resistance Against Japan, all kinds of exploits of Chang Kaishen and how powerful Xue Yue was, of course, these also exist objectively, but the merits of using this to obliterate the new Fourth Army and the Eighth Route Army do not know what the intention is.
In the eyes of fruit fans, the PLA accepted a large number, and the specific batch of Japanese equipment captured by the Soviet Union anyway, picking up the cheap PLA and fighting the national army again, the national army naturally suffered losses. Completely ignore the command gap between the two armies, the gap in coordinated operations and the gap in overall equipment.
One of the biggest evidences that the PLA accepted a large amount of Soviet equipment and Captured Japanese equipment was the Thousand Cannons of the Northeast Field Army during the Liaoshen Campaign. In their eyes, it is completely such a thinking, when they first got out of the customs, there was nothing, this is three years, how can there be thousands of cannons, must have been given by the Soviet Union.
And with an extremely resolute attitude, he rejected the extensive collection (picking up) of discarded or leftover artillery of the Japanese army when the Northeast Field Army first arrived in the northeast, which was directly impossible. Well, you say impossible is impossible, but what about the seizure? What about production? Doesn't that count?
Let's first look at what the Soviet Union gave me to the People's Liberation Army: hundreds of thousands of rifles, a small number of artillery pieces, most of the things that were captured by the Japanese army were taken back by the family.
So what did the United States give to the Kuomintang? 40 divisions of equipment, 2 billion U.S. dollars of economic and military assistance and a large amount of materials, more than 270 warships, 400-500 aircraft, more than a hundred tanks.
This is not to mention the nearly 700,000 guns and nearly 20,000 artillery pieces that the Japanese surrendered to the Nationalists.
Could it be that this rifle could stand up to the 59th Star Destroyer once it passed through the hands of the Red Army? Incredible.
Then let's see how the artillery of the Northeast Field Army came from.
First, collection
When the Northeast Field Army first arrived in the northeast, the collection of discarded or left behind artillery by the Japanese army did exist, and it was widespread, which was confirmed by the recollection of many people.
Second, production
It seems that many people have overlooked this. We should know that at that time, the northeast had the best industrial system in all of China, and there were a large number of arsenals, and the best arsenals in the country were actually the best. The Shenyang Arsenal, which was in the hands of the Kuomintang army, could produce more than 20 75-mm guns a month.
Of course, the PLA's arsenals cannot reach this level of production.
Third, gifted by the Soviet Union
Did the Soviet Union give it away? We say exactly, there are, but not too many. Most of the Japanese guns were transported back to China by the Soviet Red Army, but the Soviets estimated that they could not see the Japanese goods and returned them.
Fourth, the most important source was sent to us by Captain Jiang Gong
How did the Northeast Field Army get so many artillery pieces, and the biggest contributor was still Chiang Kai-shek; without him, how could the People's Liberation Army have developed so rapidly? Let's look at the records of military history.
The "Military History of the 43rd Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army" records that the Battle of Sibao Linjiang: an army of 60 guns, 43 guns, 15 bazookas, 26 mortars, and 2 mountain artillery. In the winter, the six columns of the workshop were also captured: 81 60 guns, 45 mortars, 11 rocket guns (barrels), 21 anti-defense guns, 3 92 infantry guns, 9 mountain artillery, and 53 grenadiers.
What is this concept? According to the equipment method of the People's Liberation Army, the first capture can equip two regiments, and the second capture can equip one and a half divisions.
Let's continue to talk about the sixth column, the trump card of the Northeast Field Army. There was an artillery regiment in the Sixth Column, and according to the data, this artillery regiment began with the capture of three Kuomintang guns in Suihua until the eve of the Liaoshen Campaign. Of the entire artillery regiment, only nine guns were received from their superiors, and the rest were all captured, and these nine guns may have been sent by the Soviet Union, may have been picked up, and may have been produced by themselves.
But on the whole, the reason why the Northeast Field Army has a powerful artillery corps, I think, the biggest contributor is Chiang Kai-shek, after all, without this transport brigade commander, it is difficult for us to do it.
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