During the War of Resistance Against Japan, China's army was divided into 6 grades and 18 grades, namely general, school army, lieutenant army, non-commissioned officer, and soldier, and the rank was divided into three grades. The Japanese army, on the other hand, is divided into 6 classes and 16 levels.
In anti-Japanese TV dramas, it is often heard that an official title is called Daisa, and in film and television dramas, the image of Daisa, who usually wears glasses and holds a Japanese samurai sword, has a small moustache, and looks as if he has a lot of power.
So what rank was Daisa's rank in the Japanese army at that time? How many soldiers and horses can be mobilized? Why is it that every Japanese soldier can say that Daisaku thinks it is a very honorable thing?
In film and television drama works, the image of Daisaku is a little more powerful than that of ordinary Japanese creeps, first of all, it looks more formal from the costumes, and there are personnel to protect everywhere they go.
When retreating, Daisaku rushed to the first, but when fighting, Daisaku was always hidden in the back, and the leaders who rushed in front were some squad leaders and the like. Perhaps for this reason, the position of Daisaku is relatively popular in the Japanese military.
According to the Japanese classification, This official, Daisa, is the first official in the second rank. Above the Great General are the three levels of Lieutenant General and Major General. Moreover, the class system in the Japanese army is very strict. If you are an ordinary creep, you can become a non-commissioned officer very powerful, not to mention thinking about being a big zo.
At that time, the reason why soldiers wanted to compete to be Daisaku was because they had the possibility of becoming Daisaku, but if they wanted to be a major general, it was impossible.
According to Japan's military promotion system, although the major general is only one level higher than Daisa, there is an essential difference between the two in the selection of talents.
After graduating from the Japanese ordinary army colleges and universities into the army, they start as second lieutenants, that is, the level of Chinese captains, and can command 50 people to fight.
If you are a student who graduated from a Japanese Army university, you can directly serve as a major general after graduation, and you can continue to rise from the rank of major general, and you can only serve as a major general if you graduate from this school, and no other school can do it no matter how good your grades.
It is precisely because of this basic screening system that many Japanese soldiers directly lose the qualification of competing for major generals, and if they want to be major generals, they must first become Daisa, so being a daisaku has become their highest goal.
At that time, a Japanese Daisaku could take a Japanese wing, and the Japanese wing was equivalent to a Chinese regiment, probably three or four thousand people. Although the major general is only one level higher than The Great General, at least two major generals can command the movement of two great zos, at least there can be seven or eight thousand people.
There are some specially strengthened wings, for example, which can reach more than 10,000 people, and the commander of the wing must be above the rank of major general.
So how does Daisaku get promoted to major general? The method is also particularly simple, either the person who made outstanding strategic contributions, such as the Ishihara Daisa, who initiated the 918 Incident, or the Japanese Daisaku who led the Nanjing Massacre.
If you feel that it is more difficult to establish military merit, there is a shortcut to follow, that is, to die in battle on the battlefield or to kill yourself, and also have the opportunity to be promoted to major general.