In the Kinmen Artillery Battle, 3 deputy commanders of the Nationalist army were killed, how did Chiang Kai-shek treat them?
Although chiang kai-shek was driven to the small island of Taiwan by our People's Liberation Army in 1949, friction has been raging between the mainland and Taiwan since then, and the Kuomintang at that time often harassed the front line of our mainland, such as passing ships and people in coastal areas, which can be said to have caused great security risks to the lives and property of the people in our coastal areas.
Later, we learned that on August 23, 1958, our People's Liberation Army launched the Kinmen Artillery Battle, when General Ye Fei was responsible for organizing the Fujian Front Command, and in that battle our People's Liberation Army prepared 459 cannons and thousands of tons of explosives, and the Kuomintang general Hu Lian, who was responsible for guarding Kinmen at that time, was reported to have almost died here, when Hu Lian was just eating in the water restaurant, and the result was a sudden shaking of the mountain, almost killing Hu Lian.
Of course, Hu Lian did not die, but 3 senior generals of the deputy commander level of the Nationalist army died, one of which was only bone slag that was bombed at that time.
The first, Zhao Jiajun
Zhao Jiajun is a native of Henan, his grandfather once fought with Shi Da, and the family conditions are very superior, his parents are local nobles, but this Zhao Jiajun longed for a military life, and then participated in the Zhifeng War, and was also admitted to the Army University in 1935, after which Zhao Jiajun began to soar, successively serving as the chief of staff of the major general, the chief of staff of the regiment and other positions.
In the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Battle of Wuhan was fought, and the relationship with Du Yuming was very good, with the end of the Liberation War, Zhao Jiajun fled to Taiwan with his family, and at that time, during the Kinmen Artillery Battle, he served as the deputy commander of the Kinmen Defense Command, but in the end, because he did not find a cover, he was killed, and was later posthumously named a general of the Kuomintang Army by Chiang Kai-shek.
Second,
Zhang Jie
Zhang Jie was a graduate of the 6th phase of the Whampoa Military Academy, a native of Linhai, Zhejiang, promoted to major general in 1958, and served as the deputy commander of the Kinmen Defense, when before the Kinmen artillery battle began, Zhang Jie and the two deputy commanders Zhao Jiajun and Ji Xingwen dined at Mingde Lake, at the beginning Zhang Jie was indeed injured, but immediately organized the battle.
On August 24, Zhang Jie's body was discovered, but only bones and some fragments were left, and finally Chiang Kai-shek posthumously awarded him lieutenant general in the air force.
The third, Ji Xingwen
Ji Xingwen is a native of Hancheng County, Shaanxi Province, graduated from the education class of the Central Military Academy, and is also a famous anti-Japanese general, at the time of the Lugou Bridge Incident, Ji Xingwen led his troops to block the Japanese army for more than 20 days, in 1958 was appointed by the Kuomintang as the deputy commander of the Kinmen Defense, in the Kinmen Artillery Battle, was killed in the artillery fire, and then was posthumously awarded the title of general by Chiang Kai-shek.
In the Battle of Kinmen, our People's Liberation Army successfully shot down 18 Nationalist fighters, sunk 7 ships and 9 cars, 7 radars and radios, and killed and wounded more than 1,000 officers and men below lieutenant generals of the Nationalist Army.