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CB1PTER III - Operations Duri.ng 1939 99 General Situation 99 llaintenance ot Publ.1CPeace lo6 ··;;:::!:> Operations in the \\U-!{an Area JDS , Nanchallg Operation Situation Betore Operation Operations Plan -- -- ----~- . llth Arm;y• s Direction ot Operation Swzma.r7 ot Progress ot Operations lD8 JDS ll2 ll3 ll7 ,. . Operations ot Forces under Direct Convna.nd ot the Central China Expeditiona.t7 Arrq 122 Feint b;y 22d Division 122 Hsiangtung Operation 123 Situation Prior to Operation 123 Direction ot the Operation 124 Summary ot Operational. Progress 129 Contracting the Ehvelopment 131 Kiangsi - Hunan Operation l35 Enem.y Situation l35 Japanese Situation • 136 Preparations tor Battle 141 Summary ot Operatio~ Progress l46 . Winter Operations 156 General Situation 156 7
Outline of llth Arll\V'S Operation . 1.57 Outline of the 13th A.rmy 1 s Operation 169 CHAPTER IV - Operations During 1940 175 Mopping-Up Operations in the U>wer Reaches of the Yangtze River 175 Cb.ientang Chiang Operation 175 .. Spring Operations in Southern Anhwei Province 179 ~ee River Cperation •. 184 Operation in the Area South of the Yangtze River r 185 !chang Operation 191 · First Phase Operation 197 Second Phase Operation 205 lk>pping-up 0 peration 205 Invasion of !chang 209 Security of Hsianghsi Sector 213 .. CHAPTER V Operations During 194+ 221 Chin Chiang Operation 221 Diversionar,y Operation to assist the Chungyuan Cperation · 222 • S~ of Progress 225 ' ' 1st Changsha Operation 229 4 General Situation before the Operation .. ··"229 Operational Command 233 8
Page 1 and 2: • (Jj) l.d.'f :It 171 ---·--:--
Page 3 and 4: The editor was assisted in research
Page 5: Swmnary ot Operational Progress . A
Page 9 and 10: MAPS ~ No 1 Shanghai Operation, 23
Page 11 and 12: No JS No .39 No 40 No 4J. TUrning O
Page 13 and 14: e . in the vicinity of Shanghai, oc
Page 15 and 16: from Japan to reinforce the Shangha
Page 17 and 18: 15 Iwane Matsui. Its mission, in co
Page 19 and 20: same day. · Umer these favorable o
Page 21 and 22: MAP NO. 2 NANCHING OPERATION I - 24
Page 23 and 24: mander, General Shunroku Hata 18 be
Page 25 and 26: CHAPl'Ea II Wu-Han (Wuchang - Hanko
Page 27 and 28: near Hsiai and Yungcheng and, in co
Page 29 and 30: e e "' . • ··- ·" . .. GENERAL
Page 31 and 32: first advance to the vicinity of Hu
Page 33 and 34: Smuhsien on the 5th. However, -beca
Page 35 and 36: felt that particular attention shou
Page 37 and 38: well u the main t'o~ o~ the ~. or C
Page 39 and 40: e e " ' ~ .. -,- .. Order of Battle
Page 41 and 42: ·e ~ -.J r4p'c~-ts J..t4,., 4tou.
Page 43 and 44: artillery batteries as its nucleus
Page 45 and 46: vicinity pf Vluhu, wh~e the ma~ str
Page 47 and 48: e e . 'I . .. ··- ---~IANGTU //~
Page 49 and 50: -- the Central China Area Anny comm
Page 51 and 52: as they were being gradually transf
Page 53 and 54: other units, to their parent organi
Page 55 and 56: was ordered to break through the Ta
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ailway sector to the sector northwe
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e e "\ ' .. ··- . ' ... TAPIEHSHA
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persistent counterattacks, continue
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Hsienn:in g and Puchi. · He also o
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the road linking Juichang and Wunin
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MAP NO. II OCCUPATION OF SECTOR WU-
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The 27th Division dispatched the Sa
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to support the Wu-Han Operations wi
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e e "\ ' . • .. _ ... 1H~~s~0:- E
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low at the enenv escaping westward.
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loyang. On 30 October, in order to
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ning of November, the commander of
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e e -,- .. "\ . ~ .. NAN YANG L214~
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,Brigades to the 15th and 22d Divis
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5th 4th Central China Central China
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lith A~my planned to destroy it in
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·,::. the general administration.
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·e e "\ . . • .. ··- ENEMY DIS
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sa::e t~e, conti..."lui.::.g its ~e
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zone boundary by mid-February, in o
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attalions and two mountain artiller
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on the river bank ·were inundated
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.e Fenghsin, it ordered an element
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ack to their respective stations. ,
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,• so t;:lat ··~· tl1 e:r co u
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Less: One infantry regiment (less o
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to the North Cr.tina Area Army and
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in the vicinity of Kaocheng, howeve
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MAP NO. 18 ,.. 0 YCHINESE ARMY 0 10
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wide deployment of the Japanese Arm
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MAP NO. 20 N oTUNGPAI PEIPING HAN
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made: In late August, the 33d and l
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and prepared for a surprise attack
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3d Air Brigade Headquarters 17th In
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·= the Division shall proceed from
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through and destroyed the forces i.
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·e e '\ . . e .. KIANGSI- HUNAN BA
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On 7 NovEmber, the lOlst and 106th
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whEn the situation cleared about th
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·e e "\ • .. .. SEVENr'-L, ··-
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garrison ------ unit in that area h
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. Chung's 'A:rmy Group in the secto
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positions in the sector northeast o
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·e e "\ ' e ~ .. WINTER 13TH OPERA
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CHAPTER IV Operations During 1940 '
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e e '\ ' ... ··- N 1 'L TO SHANGH
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Yangtze River !'rom Yinchiahui and
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and Shunan and to prepare to advanc
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these forces. .e •. The Japanese
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enemy positions in t."le vicinity o
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e e '\ .-,- . • .. "' $ t 1 KUCHE
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At the sa'!l.e time, they sought to
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lteinforcenents from the l3th Array
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Hoya.ngchen via the vicinity of Shi
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Ikeda Detachment 13th Divi.sio.:1 T
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Tsaoyang on the 6th, then pursued t
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force in the vicinity of Luyeni and
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ed to the west and northwest. The J
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e e '\ ' ~ ... -.- ( [ 24-31 MAY 19
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on the eve:rin; of 31 ~ -~ay a.."ld
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orn resist~~ce and, on the 11~~, ha
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along the Canton - Har1.kou raiJJ.v
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Ufon the arrival of this division i
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capacit,y.or the Chinese as no l~ge
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to ward Tangpt:. . '1he 33d Divisio
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Units to be Fmployed: , 3d Division
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e e " . ' -·- . • ... ~ CHUNGYUA
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defend the Changsha district agains
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• end of 1938 with the mission of
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• ·.'' r . t.'1e Esinchiang P.o
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neutralized enemy strongholds mar t
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MAP NO. 36 • CONCENTRATION OF II
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simultaneously with the opening of
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· Leishihshan to proil!ct the lowe
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their positions. The 29th Infant~r
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. 95 Ch:inese forces, the 74th Army
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the district about midway between C
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turning operation. The 40th and 6th
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MAP NO. 38 ( I N TURNING OPERATION
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·another element from the Ani dist
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educed and, on 2 October, Chiang Ka
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ENEMY COUNTERATTACKS IN THE NORTH Y
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with the main force of the 35th Div
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that the Chinese 2d ani 65th Armies
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Air Battalion 3
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I" • Chengsien: 35, 86, 234, 266-
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202, 206 Koike: 266-67 Kunisaki: 17
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, Hsiahushan: 243 Hsiai: 31 Hsiah""
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,. l&l!engtsui: 244, 253 Mahuiling:
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Chiuchingshih-Changkungtu ~ -ianc
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Shanghai Expeditionary Artillery In
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