1st Division Commander: Su Yu
The absolute main force of the New Fourth Army was formed by a combination of one detachment and two detachments of the New Fourth Army, and later the 6th Division of the New Fourth Army was merged into the 1st Division, and the commander and political commissar commander was Su Yu, and the deputy division commander Ye Fei, the 1st Division of the New Fourth Army established in 1941, eliminated a total of 66,000 Japanese puppet troops, and its own troops developed to 37,000, which was the absolute main force of the New Fourth Army, and later became the main column such as the First Column of the East China Field Army. Division commander Su Yu became the first general of the founding of the country, the first commander of the front line of the Huaihai Campaign, and the first meritorious hero.
2nd Division Commander: Luo Binghui
The most senior general of the New Fourth Army was Luo Binghui, who replaced Zhang Yunyi as the commander of the 2nd Division of the New Fourth Army, and Luo Binghui was the commander of the 9th Army of the Central Red Army Guard Corps during the Red Army period. Seniority is enough to select marshals, in 1941 the New Fourth Army was reorganized, the commander of the 2nd Division was Luo Binghui, and by the Liberation War the troops had grown to 50,000, and the local militia reached 200,000, Luo Binhui died of illness in Shandong in 1946, and became one of the 36 military experts after the founding of the People's Republic of China.
3rd Division Commander Huang Kecheng
Huang Kecheng, who ranks higher than Chen Geng, is the founding general. He was the commander of the 3rd Division, the main force of the New Fourth Army, and Huang Kecheng was the director of the Political Department of the Red 3rd Army during the Red Army, and in 1945 he took the initiative to propose to the Central Committee to march into the northeast. Led the entire New Fourth Army 3rd Division of more than 30,000 people to the northeast, becoming a very small number of troops with combat effectiveness in the early Northeast Democratic Alliance Army, Huang Kecheng joined the party in 1925, became the third largest general in 1955, ranked more than Chen Geng, military and political excellence, became the second secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection in 1982, and died in 1986.
4th Division Commander Peng Xuefeng
Peng Xuefeng, who died in 1944, was Chairman Mao's favorite general, he was one of the top commanders of the front line of the Red Army who crossed Chishui and occupied Loushanguan twice, and became the commander of the fourth column of the Eighth Route Army in 1940, and then reorganized into the 4th Division of the New Fourth Army after the Anhui Incident in 1941 as the division commander and political commissar, and unfortunately died in 1944.
Chairman Li, commander of the 5th Division
Among all the cadres of the New Fourth Army who were more accomplished than Chen Yi and Su Yu was Chairman Li, commander of the Fifth Division of the New Fourth Army, who returned to Yan'an from the Western Route Army in 1937 and was sent by Chairman Mao to the Hubei-Yu border to reorganize the troops, and together with Gao Jingting's Red 28th Army, the troops grew to more than 50,000 people. Chairman Li of the Liberation War led the army to break through the encirclement of the Central Plains, and in 1988 he became a zhengguo-level cadre, and was the most accomplished general of the New Fourth Army.
Commander of the 6th Division: Tan Zhenglin
The New Fourth Army was reorganized after the Southern Anhui Incident in 1941, only the 6th Division of the New Fourth Army with more than 8,000 people, and the division commander and political commissar was Tan Zhenglin, who was supported by Boss Tan. Tan Zhenglin is biased towards political work. Later, the 6th Division of the New Fourth Army was transferred to the 1st Division of the main force of the New Fourth Army of Suyu, and the 6th Division existed for less than 8 months, and the number was canceled.
Commander of the 7th Division: Zhang Dingcheng
The 7th Division of the New Fourth Army was reorganized after the Southern Anhui Incident in 1941, and the division commander was Zhang Dingcheng, who had not yet arrived, and there were only more than 3,000 people at the beginning of its formation, but by 1943 the main force had grown to more than 20,000. In 1945, the number was canceled to adapt to the development of the form of the Liberation War, 7 is good at economy, and there is a rich 7th division in the whole division, and the whole army is said.
