Chen Mingren (1903 ——1974)

The highest post of the National Revolutionary Army: Acting Chairman of Hunan Provincial Government and Lieutenant General of 1 Corps Commander.

The highest post of the PLA: 2 1 commander of the Corps.

Liling, Hunan. Graduated from the first phase of Huangpu Military Academy. He has served as platoon leader, company commander, battalion commander, head of the National Revolutionary Army, division chief of staff, commander of the 2nd Reserve Division, commander of the 7 1 Army, acting chairman of the Hunan Provincial Government, and commander of the 1 Corps. 1949 After joining the People's Liberation Army in August, he served as commander of 2 1 Corps, member of the Central South Military and Political Committee, chairman of the Hunan Provisional Government, member of the National Defense Committee of the 55th Army Commander, and deputy to the National People's Congress.

Dong (1899 ——1989)

The highest post of the National Revolutionary Army: Chairman of Suiyuan Provincial Government and Director of Suiyuan North China "General Suppression" Command.

The highest post of PLA: Deputy Commander of Suiyuan Military Region and Commander of 23rd Corps.

Shanxi hejin people. Graduated from Shaanxi Ye Bin Military Academy. He successively served as 10 1 division platoon leader, company commander, battalion commander, adjutant, Jin army staff officer, regiment commander, brigade commander, teacher, temporary commander of the 4th Army, commander of the 4th Army cavalry, commander of the 35th Army, 12 director of the political department of the theater, chairman of Suiyuan provincial government and commander-in-chief of provincial security, and "North China" 1949 After joining the People's Liberation Army in September, he served as vice chairman of Suiyuan Military and Political Committee, deputy commander of the military region and commander of the 23rd Corps, commander of the 69th Army, deputy to the National People's Congress, member of the Standing Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and vice chairman.

Tao Zhiyue (1892 ——1988)

The highest post of the National Revolutionary Army: Lieutenant General and Commander-in-Chief of garrison headquarters, Xinjiang.

The highest post of PLA: Deputy Commander of Xinjiang Military Region and Commander of the 22nd Corps.

People from Ningxiang, Hunan. Graduated from Baoding Military Academy in the second phase. He has served as staff officer of Xiang Army, battalion commander, head of the National Revolutionary Army, deputy commander of the 3rd Division, commander of the 84th Division, commander of the 8th Division, commander of the 76th Army, 1 commander of the 34th Army, 1 director of the political department of the theater, commander-in-chief of the 37th Army, commander of Hexi garrison, commander of Xinjiang garrison, deputy director of Northwest Hangyuan, and office of the northwest military and political chief. 1949 After joining the People's Liberation Army in September, he served as deputy commander of Xinjiang Military Region and commander of the 22nd Corps, deputy commander of Xinjiang Military Region and commander of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, and member of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress.

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Han Liancheng (1908 ——1984)

The highest post of the National Revolutionary Army: General of the 73rd Army.

The highest post of PLA: Minister of Research Department of Academy of Military Sciences.

Guyuan people in Ningxia. A soldier was born. He has served as platoon leader, company commander, battalion commander, colonel, brigade commander, deputy division commander and acting division commander of 170 division, deputy division commander of 46 army, division commander of 170 division, and deputy division commander and chief of staff of 65438+ 1948 10 to join the PLA. After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as deputy director of Lanzhou Military Region Committee, deputy chief of staff of Northwest Military Region, first deputy commander of Lanzhou Military Region, deputy director of Science and Technology Regulation Department of Training Director Department, director of scientific research department of Academy of Military Sciences, vice governor of Gansu Province, member of National Defense Commission and CPPCC.

Kong Congzhou (1906— 199 1)

The highest post of the National Revolutionary Army: Major General and Deputy Commander of the 38th Army.

The highest post of the People's Liberation Army: Deputy Commander of Artillery of the Central Military Commission.

People from Xi, Shaanxi. Anbian Military Training Team graduated. He has served as platoon leader, company commander, battalion commander, colonel, brigade commander, newly-compiled 35th division commander and 38th army deputy division commander. 1After joining the Eighth Route Army in May, 946, he served as the commander of the 38th Army of the Northwest Democratic Coalition, the deputy commander of the Western Henan Military Region, the commander of the Zhengzhou Garrison, and the deputy commander of the Special Committee of the Second Field Army. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as deputy commander of artillery in Southwest District, principal of artillery school, president of artillery science and technology research institute, deputy commander of artillery in Military Commission, member of CPPCC Standing Committee and National Defense Commission.

Wan Yi (1907—200 1)

The highest post of the National Revolutionary Army: 1 1 Major General and Brigadier General of the 333rd Brigade.

The highest post of the PLA: Minister of the Fifth Ministry of National Defense.

People from Jinxian County, Liaoning Province. Northeast Wujiang Hall graduated from the ninth issue. He has served as a clerk, adjutant, regimental commander, battalion commander, regimental commander, acting head, colonel, acting brigade commander and brigade commander of the 333rd brigade of1division. 1 943 1 1 joined the eighth route army in October, and successively served as1/new division commander, detachment leader of Binhai detachment, deputy commander of Binhai military region, commander of the northeast advancing column, commander of the seventh column of the northeast democratic coalition, commander of1column, political commissar, and commander of northeast China. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as the principal of the artillery school, the second deputy minister of the Ministry of Machinery Industry, the director of the Equipment Planning Department of the General Staff and the fifth minister of the Ministry of National Defense.

Yan (1904 ——1994)

The highest post of the National Revolutionary Army: 177 Division 529 Brigade 1057 Regiment Leader.

The highest post of PLA: jinan military area command, deputy commander and chief of staff.

Jia County, Shaanxi Province, graduated from Huangpu Military Academy. He has served as the company commander and battalion commander of the Northwest Army, the chief of staff of the guerrilla detachment of the revolutionary army of workers and peasants, and the head of the Shaanxi military camp. After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, People's Republic of China (PRC), the chief of staff of the Eighth Route Army General Command, director of the office of the chief of staff, director of the Military Law Department, chief of staff of the second column, chief of staff of the Hebei-Shandong-Henan Military Region, chief of staff of the Central Military Commission 1 Bureau, chief of staff, deputy commander and chief of staff of the Shanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Jinsui Joint Defense Army, deputy commander and chief of staff of the fourth column of the Northwest Field Army, and chief of staff and chief of staff of the Northwest Military Region, was established. Member of Northwest Military and Political Committee, Director of Information Department of Central Military Commission, Deputy Director of Armed Forces Supervision Department, Deputy Commander and Chief of Staff of jinan military area command, Vice President of Academy of Military Sciences, Consultant, CPPCC Member, Standing Committee Member, NPC Deputy, Advisory Committee Member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, Director of National Huangpu Military Academy Alumni Association.

Ceng Zesheng (1902 ——1973)

The highest post of the National Revolutionary Army: 1 Deputy Commander of the Corps and General of the 60th Army.

The highest post of the PLA: commander of the 50 th Army.

Yongshan people in Yunnan. Yunnan Wujiang Hall graduated from the 18th issue. Successively served as platoon leader of Yunnan Army, captain and company commander of Whampoa Military Academy, affiliated and head of Yunnan Army Corps, 184 division deputy commander and commander, commander of 60th Army, commander of 4th appeasement area in Northeast China and commander of 60th Army, Jilin garrison commander and commander of 60th Army, 1 corps deputy commander and commander of 60th Army. 1948 10 10 After joining the People's Liberation Army in October, he served as commander of the 50th Army, member of the Central South Military and Political Commission, member of the National Defense Commission, member of the Standing Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and deputy to the National People's Congress.

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Guo Weicheng (1912-1994)

The highest post of the National Revolutionary Army: Director of General Sulu Theater Staff Office.

The highest post of the PLA: Deputy Commander of the Railway Corps

Manchu in Yixian County, Liaoning Province. Graduated from northeastern university. He has served as a clerk, staff officer, secretary, director of the staff office and acting secretary-general of the Northeast Army in Sulu War Zone. 194365438+1After joining the Eighth Route Army in October, he served as11deputy division commander and commander of the Ximan Railway Protection Army. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as commander of railway transportation in Central South Military Region, deputy commander of railway corps, deputy minister and minister of the Ministry of Railways.

Liao Yunzhou (1903 ——1996)

The highest post of the National Revolutionary Army: 1 10 Division Major General.

The highest post of the People's Liberation Army: Principal of the Senior Artillery School

Fengtai people in Anhui province. Graduated from the fifth phase of Huangpu Military Academy. He has served as 1 10 division staff, company commander, adjutant, adjutant-general, colonel, brigade commander, infantry division commander, deputy division commander, division commander, brigade commander of BGF 1 10 division commander. 1948165438+10 after joining the people's liberation army, he served as the commander of the 42nd division of the 14 army, the commander of the Lijiang Military Division of the Yunnan Military Region, the president of the senior artillery school, the deputy director of the Jilin Provincial Sports Commission, the member of the Standing Committee of the Central Committee of the Chinese People's Revolutionary Committee, and the director of the National Whampoa Military Academy Alumni Association.

Lin Zun (1905 ——1979)

The highest post of the National Revolutionary Army: Commander of the 2 nd Fleet of Haiphong

The highest post of the PLA: Deputy Commander of the East China Sea Fleet

Fuzhou, Fujian. Graduated from the Royal Naval Academy. He has served as deputy captain of the National Revolutionary Army Navy, deputy military attache in the United States, and commander of the 2 nd Fleet of Haiphong. 1949 After joining the People's Liberation Army in May, he served as deputy commander of the East China Military Region Navy, vice president of the Naval Academy, and deputy commander of the East China Sea Fleet.

Wang Qiming (19 10-)

The highest post of the National Revolutionary Army: Chief of Staff of Major General of the 32nd Division.

The highest post of PLA: Deputy Commander of Yunnan Military Region

Wei county, Hebei. Hebei military and political school graduated from the first phase. He has served as captain, battalion commander and head of the 32 nd Army NCO Team, chief of staff of the 139 Division, chief of staff of the 32 nd Army, and chief of staff of the reorganized 32 nd Division. 1After joining the People's Liberation Army in March, 1947, he served as the chief of staff of the 4th column of the Shanxi-Hebei-Shandong-Henan Military Region and the deputy commander of the 4th Army. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as deputy chief of staff of Yunnan Military Region, deputy chief of staff of Kunming Military Region, deputy commander of Yunnan Military Region, deputy governor of Yunnan Province and vice chairman of Yunnan Provincial Political Consultative Conference.

Wei Zhen (1897— 1973)

The highest post of the National Revolutionary Army: Major General and Deputy Commander of the Hunan Military Region.

The highest post of the PLA: 2 1 Deputy Commander of the Corps.

Shaodong, Hunan. Graduated from Baoding Military Academy. He has served as the commander and head of the National Revolutionary Army, the division commander of 188, the senior adviser of the Ministry of National Defense, the deputy commander of the Hunan Military Region and the garrison commander of Shaoyang. 1949 After joining the People's Liberation Army in August, he served as the deputy commander of the 2/kloc-0 Corps, the deputy commander of the 55th Army, and the deputy director of the Hunan Provincial Counselor's Office.

Zhang Shizhen (1902 ——1956)

The highest post of the National Revolutionary Army: Major General of the Seventh Division.

The highest post of the People's Liberation Army: Commander of the 37th Army.

Shanxi Wenxi people. Graduated from the Northern Military Academy. He has served as platoon leader, company commander, battalion commander, colonel and division commander of the 7 th Division of the Jin Army. 1949 After joining the PLA in September, he served as the commander of the 37th Army and the deputy commander of the 69th Army.