1938 10: commander, deputy commander Zhao. Zhao, division commander 2, Zhang Hanchu, division commander 25, and Kai Liang, division commander 195 (newly transferred, edited by Henan Peacekeeping Corps).
65438+February 0943 (stationed in Yunnan): Commander Zhao, deputy commander of Kai Liang. 2 division commander Liu, 25 division commander Yao, 195 division commander Zheng Mingxin.
65438+August 0945 (in Wenshan, Yunnan): Commander Zhao, deputy commander of Kai Liang. 2 division commander Liu, 25 division commander Liu Shimao, 195 division commander Chen Linda.
June 1947 (Northeast): Commander Kai Liang, Deputy Commanders Liu and Zheng Mingxin. 2 division commander Liu, 25 division commander Hu Jinsheng, 58 division commander Wang Jiashan (adapted from the former Manchukuo army). 195 division was transferred from the 52nd Army and expanded into the new 5th Army.
1948 March (Northeast): Liu, as commander, Ping Erming as deputy commander. 2 division commander Ping Erming, 25 division commander, 54 division commander Huang (58 division temporarily belongs to the Communist Party of China, 54 division temporarily transferred to 52 army).
65438+April 0949 (Shanghai): Commander Liu and Deputy Commander Liu. 2 division commander, 25 division commander Li Youhong, 296 division commander Liu (54 division temporarily transferred the new 8 th Army, which was destroyed in Jinzhou, and 52 army was transferred to 296 division when it was evacuated to Huludao).
May 25th 1949, after the 52nd Army withdrew from Shanghai to Zhoushan Islands:1July 950 (Taiwan Province Province): Commander Liu. Guo Yong, the second division commander, He Zhihao, the 25th division commander, and Zhang Wenbo, the 40th division commander. June 65438+July 0954 (Taiwan Province Province): renamed the 8th Army, commander Guo Yong. It has jurisdiction over Hou Chengda, the commander of 33 divisions [adapted from 2 divisions], Ma, the commander of 34 divisions [adapted from 25 divisions], and 68 divisions [adapted from 339 divisions]. 1June, 956 (Taiwan Province Province): renamed the 3rd Army. 1976 65438+1October (Taiwan Province Province): renamed as 1 1 Army. 1August, 976 (Taiwan Province Province): renamed 69th Army. July 1989 (Taiwan Province Province): The headquarters of the 69th Army (Taibei Army) was cancelled [Lu Jing No.7].