The founding colonel was asked to change careers, and a lieutenant general tried to keep him, to be fair, but to no avail. After changing careers, a general and two marshals helped him return to the army.
Who is this general, with such a big face?
This man was General Wang De.
Many people are not familiar with General Wang De, he joined the revolution not too late, but joined the army late.
After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he went to the Anti-Japanese War to study and teach. In the middle and late period of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he engaged in staff work and remained in the Shandong Military Region.
During the Liberation War, he served as deputy chief of staff of the East China Field Army and chief of staff of Sanye.
After the founding of New China, he served as deputy chief of staff of the East China Military Region and successively assisted Chen Shiyu, Zhang Zhen, and Zhang Aiping in their work. Wang De is a very insightful, very motivated, and well-established deputy chief of staff.
While assisting General Zhang Aiping, he helped Zhang Aiping formulate the campaign to liberate Yijiangshan Island. This campaign is the first time since the founding of New China that the army, navy and air force have coordinated operations, which is of representative significance.
In 1955, Zhang Aiping is now the deputy chief of the general staff. The East China Military Region was divided into two, and he served as deputy chief of staff of the Nanjing Military Region, responsible for training work.
In 1958, under anti-dogmatism, he was wrongly criticized. In 1960, he was asked to leave the army for historical reasons. Deputy Commander Guo Huaruo spoke fairly for him, hoping that he would stay, but it did not work.
He went
The Shandong Provincial Planning Commission served as deputy director, which is very strange.
After 1955, the East China Military Region was divided into two, and the Jinan Military Region and the Nanjing Military Region were established. Shandong is the jurisdiction of the Jinan Military Region, so why was he transferred to Shandong instead of the jurisdiction of the Nanjing Military Region?
Maybe he went to Shandong to work, because he was in Shandong for a long time during the war years, and he was more familiar with it.
After working for a while, he met the old chief Zhang Aiping and told him what had happened to him, Zhang Aiping found Mr. Chen again, and Mr. Chen came forward to find Luo Ronghuan, and finally Wang De's period was clarified, and he returned to the army. In 1964 he was promoted to major general.
If Wang De did not have the help of so many old chiefs, he might not have any connection with the army and would always stay in this place to work.