If I were to ask which of the most legendary units of my army was? Then we must talk about the shaanxi-Gansu detachment of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, which is famous at home and abroad.
Let's see how legendary this force is? First of all, the Shaanxi-Gansu detachment was formed by the combination of the Red First Army, the Red Third Army, and the Column of the Central Military Commission to the north and went to the border of Sichuan and Gansu, and the main force of the General Commission Column and the Red Army.
We are looking at the main cadres of this unit, the commander of this detachment is General Peng, the deputy commander is General Lin, and the chief of staff is General Ye, which has five brigades under its jurisdiction, each of which is equipped with a commander, deputy commander, political commissar, chief of staff, etc. When the rank was awarded in 1955, the minimum was the rank of lieutenant general.
The commander-in-chief of the detachment, Mr. Peng, led the Pingjiang Uprising and pulled up the second regular unit of the Red Army, named the Fifth Red Army, and later formed with other units into the Red Third Army. Later, the Red Fifth Army also served as the garrison of Jinggangshan, and the Red Fifth Army of General Peng laozong sacrificed a lot.
The deputy commander of the detachment, Lin Laozong, was a fierce general during the Red Army, and before going to Jinggangshan, he was just a company commander, but he repeatedly made great achievements by virtue of his own ability, and his step-by-step promotion was all step by step, until he became a military commander, the commander of the regiment, and it was very reasonable for him to be the deputy commander-in-chief.
The exploits of Mr. Lin in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation were even more well known for being adapted into various film and television works.
The chief of staff of the Shaanxi-Gansu detachment, General Manager Ye, unlike the above two, is a Confucian general with old qualifications and a high historical status throughout the war years, and most of them have served as chief of staff many times to help our army turn things around.