In the history of the Chinese revolution, the Red Fourth Front Army was a heroic army, and its establishment and development had a profound impact on China's revolutionary cause. The Red Fourth Front Army was established in November 1931, with Xu Xiangqian as the commander-in-chief and Chen Changhao as the political commissar, under the jurisdiction of the Fourth Army and the 25th Army. However, what really made the Red Fourth Front Army leave a rich chapter in history was the three divisions under its jurisdiction, namely the Red 10th Division, the Red 11th Division, and the Red 12th Division. The commanders of these three divisions, Ni Zhiliang, Wang Shusheng, and Chen Geng, all possessed outstanding military ability and outstanding leadership ability, and made tremendous contributions to the Red Fourth Front Army and the Chinese revolutionary cause.
I. The formation of the Red Fourth Front
The Red Fourth Front Army was formally established in November 1931, and it was one of the main armies of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army. Xu Xiangqian served as the commander-in-chief, and Chen Changhao served as the political commissar. The two main forces under the jurisdiction of the Red Fourth Front Army were the Fourth Army and the 25th Army, which left a glorious page in the history of the Chinese revolution.
II. The background of the Red Fourth Army and its three division commanders
A. Division commanders under the jurisdiction of the Red Fourth Army: Red 10th Division, Red 11th Division, Red 12th Division
The three divisions under the jurisdiction of the Red Fourth Army, namely the Red 10th Division, the Red 11th Division, and the Red 12th Division, were the core of this army. They played an important role in the anti-Japanese struggle of the Red Fourth Front Army, led the soldiers to fight bloody battles, resolutely carried out the party's decisions, and paid a huge price for China's independence and liberation.
B. Background and contribution of Division Commander Ni Zhiliang
Ni Zhiliang, commander of the Red Tenth Division, is an excellent military general. He performed well in the revolution, led the Red Tenth Division to participate in many battles, and had a profound impact on the cause of national independence. Ni Zhiliang's leadership and combat strategy were highly praised, and his tenacity and heroism inspired the entire Red Tenth Division.
C. Background and contribution of division commander Wang Shusheng
Wang Shusheng, commander of the 11th Red Division, was also an outstanding military strategist. He demonstrated outstanding leadership skills in the Sino-Japanese War, as well as excellent tactical knowledge. Wang Shusheng led the Red 11th Division to victory in many battles, and his resourcefulness and determination guided the soldiers of the Red 11th Division to move forward.
D. Background and contribution of Division Commander Chen Geng
Chen Geng, commander of the 12th Red Division, was a highly respected revolutionary. Under the leadership of the Red 12th Division, he participated in many important battles of the War of Resistance Against Japan, including the Long March. Chen Geng's tenacity and loyalty became a model for the Red 12th Division and inspired the fighting spirit of the soldiers.
III. Promotion and contribution of division commanders
A. Xu Xiangqian was promoted to the position of Founding Marshal
After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Xu was promoted to the founding marshal of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and became the supreme commander of the Chinese army. His outstanding leadership and selfless dedication have left him an immortal mark in the history of the Chinese revolution.
B. The commanders of three divisions were promoted to the rank of founding general or lieutenant general
As division commanders of the Red Fourth Front Army, Ni Zhiliang, Wang Shusheng, and Chen Geng were all promoted for their outstanding performances in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation. Many of them rose to the rank of founding general or lieutenant general and became important leaders of the new Chinese army.
C. The contribution of the division commanders during the Red Fourth Front and the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression
These three division commanders distinguished themselves in the anti-Japanese struggle of the Red Fourth Front, and their tenacity, wisdom and courage enabled their troops to achieve victory under extremely difficult conditions. They not only participated in the Long March, but also made great achievements in many important battles.
IV. The duties of the division commanders after the Anti-Japanese War
A. Division commanders' positions in the Chinese People's Liberation Army
After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Ni Zhiliang, Wang Shusheng and Chen Geng all continued to play important roles in the Chinese People's Liberation Army. They held various positions, including military and political leadership positions, and worked hard for the development and consolidation of New China.
B. Promotions in 1955 among division commanders
In 1955, Ni Zhiliang, Wang Shusheng and Chen Geng were all promoted to the military rank in recognition of their outstanding contributions to the revolution. This is a high recognition of their tireless efforts and sacrifices over the years.
V. Conclusion: The important role and contribution of the division commanders
The establishment and development of the Red Fourth Front Army was inseparable from the outstanding leadership of division commanders such as Ni Zhiliang, Wang Shusheng, and Chen Geng. They performed well in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation, and paid a huge price for China's cause of independence and liberation. The dedication and courage of these three division commanders will forever inspire future generations to contribute to the prosperity and stability of the country.