(On August 22, 1937, the Military Commission of the National Government announced that the First, Second, and Fourth Front Armies of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army were reorganized into the Eighth Route Army of the National Revolution, referred to as the Eighth Route Army. Among them, Zhu De and Peng Dehuai served as chief and deputy commander-in-chief. This is a group that reflects the period of the Anti-Japanese War The old photos of the real situation of the Eighth Route Army are very different from the Eighth Route Army in the Anti-Japanese War drama. The photo was taken by the famous American photographer Foreman Harrison. The photo is very precious.) Picture: The scene of the Eighth Route Army going to the battle.
Picture: On the mountainside, the Eighth Route Army's heavy machine gun position is in an ambush. Does anyone know the model of the heavy machine gun in the photo?
Picture: An Eighth Route Army soldier displays captured trophies. Foreman wrote on the north side of this photo, "This Eighth Route Army soldier is very happy because he has seized several guns and also has the wine that the Japanese army likes to drink."
Picture: An Eighth Route Army soldier disguised as a Japanese soldier, holding Holding the Japanese military flag, this is the scene of his reconnaissance near the Japanese artillery tower.
Picture: In the sorghum field on the hillside, Eighth Route Army soldiers are conducting an ambush.
Picture: Mr. Peng with a smile on his face. In August 1942, Peng Dehuai served as the acting secretary of the Northern Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. He unified the leadership of the struggle against the enemy behind enemy lines in North China, rectification and study, large-scale production and the campaign to reduce rents and interest rates. He consolidated the anti-Japanese regime behind enemy lines, implemented elite troops and streamlined administration, and led the military and civilians through the Anti-Japanese War. The most difficult period of the war.
Picture: An injured Eighth Route Army soldier is being bandaged by a military doctor. Information shows that this doctor was a member of the international medical team that aided China during the Anti-Japanese War.
Picture: In July 1944, the US military observation group came to Yan'an and was warmly received by the Eighth Route Army. This is a group photo of Chairman Mao, Mr. Peng and a member of the US military observation group.
Picture: Three female Eighth Route Army soldiers, two of whom have grenades on their belts and homemade grenades in their hands. Going to the battlefield at such a young age is respectable.
Picture: After a battle, the Eighth Route Army escorted a Japanese prisoner back to the base area.
Picture: The Eighth Route Army is resting during the march. Generally speaking, the Eighth Route Army is relatively thin physically, but their mental state is very good.
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