Although Chiang Kai-shek lost a lot in the War of Liberation, according to statistics, there are also sixteen relatively complete troops. After the end of the Liberation War, evacuate safely. The units are the 54th Army, , 18th Army, , 52nd Army, 75th Army, 87th Army, 19th Army, 67th Army, 23rd Army, 50th Army, 50th Army, 96th Army, 4th Army, 32nd Army, 62nd Army, 63rd Army, 60th Army, and other sixteen armies, all of which were safely evacuated from the mainland after the end of the Liberation War.
16 troops, which means that 16 commanders also went to Taiwan with Chiang Kai-shek. Friends who know history may know that after Chiang Kai-shek lost the War of Liberation, many of the former senior generals of the National Army went to Taiwan with him, but they were not valued. They basically held high positions and had no real power.
So, as the 16 commanders who control all the Jiang family dynasty's army, what kind of treatment were received during their stay in Taiwan?
The 54th Army is the direct unit of Chen Cheng . At the same time, the army is also a powerful brigade in the War of Resistance. Since its establishment in 1937, it has participated in the battles of Songhu , Wuhan, Nanchang , Changsha, and entering Yunnan. The commander of the army Huo Kuizhang , and the commander of the Que Hanqian are both famous generals of the Anti-Japanese War and are also generals of the Huangpu . Therefore, after the two generals went to Taiwan, they were not killed and were able to die in a good life.
The 18th Army is also Chen Cheng's direct army and is also one of the five main forces of the National Army. However, the 18th Army at this time was no longer the 18th Army of that year. This unit was reorganized after the end of Huaihai Battle. The newly formed 18th Army commander was Gao Kuiyuan, who was also a general of the Huangpu Group. Moreover, his later development was quite good, and he became the Chief of Staff and the Minister of National Defense, and lived to the age of 105.
The 52nd Army is definitely one of the 16 armies to Taiwan, with the most tenacious combat style. It was also the only ace army that Chiang Kai-shek could take off during his time in Taiwan. During his time in Taiwan, the commander of the natural army, Liu Yuzhang, was valued by Chiang Kai-shek.
The commander of the Fourth Army is Xue Zhongshu, and you may have never heard of this person. However, I believe everyone knows his elder brother Xue Yue . That's right, Xue Zhongshu is Xue Yue's cousin.
The commander of the 32nd Army was the commander of the Taishan Army who made the Japanese invaders frightened during the War of Resistance Against Japan. He was a student of the first phase of Huangpu. Although Li Yutang was also a general of the Huangpu system, after he went to Taiwan, he did not end up in a good life like several other commanders. On February 5, 1951, Li Yutang was framed and arrested by Chiang Kai-shek, and then secretly killed. The reason is that he is suspected of colluding with the enemy. This is just Chiang Kai-shek's speculation and there is no real evidence.
In addition to Li Yutang, Huangpu first phase student also has Li Tiejun . After the end of the Liberation War, he led the 62nd Army to Taiwan. Li Tiejun, known as the Guangdong fox, developed neither good nor badly during his time in Taiwan, and could have a good ending and lived to the age of 99.
The commander of the 64th Army Rong Youluo was also a student of the first phase of Huangpu. He once held on the battlefield of the Anti-Japanese War with the commander of the army, Fang Xianjue, and severely damaged the enemy's elite 11th Army. Rong Youluo, who once contributed to the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan, was not valued after going to Taiwan, but was not murdered by Chiang Kai-shek. Instead, he died of illness in 1981.
The commander of the 87th Army is , and is a student of the fourth phase of Huangpu. Although he was also a student of Huangpu, he did not enter Chiang Kai-shek's direct line. The reason is very simple. Duan Ying's father-in-law was Cheng Qian, a veteran of the Kuomintang army, and the relationship between Cheng Qian and Chiang Kai-shek was not very harmonious. Therefore, as Cheng Qian's son-in-law Duan Ying naturally could not enter Chiang Kai-shek's direct circle.
is because of this relationship, and the segments during the period in Taiwan have not been reused. In 1954, he was suspected of colluding with the enemy and was eventually killed by Chiang Kai-shek. Everyone knows that Cheng Qian chose to revolt during the War of Liberation, so it is reasonable that Duan Ying was suspicious of Chiang Kai-shek.
The remaining commanders of the sixty-third army Mo Furu, commanders of the ninety-sixth army Yu Zhaolong , commanders of the Fifth Army Shen Xiangkui , deputy commanders of the Fifth Army Hu Yixuan, commanders of the 23rd Army Liu Zhonghuo, commanders of the 67th Army Liu Lianyi, commanders of the 19th Army Liu Yunhan , commanders of the 75th Army Wu Zhongzhi , and other eight commanders were able to die well after going to Taiwan and were not murdered by Chiang Kai-shek.
It seems that after the end of the War of Liberation, only Li Yutang and Duan Ying, the 16 commanders of the National Army who safely evacuated from the mainland, were murdered by Chiang Kai-shek during their stay in Taiwan, and the others were able to die with a good end.
